Alan Parsons

[speakerman1]

I have a few of his.I go through my I'll start buying their music. Till I get if not all they have recorded.

Well what I 1st started.It is getting close to the bewitching hour.All most time for bed. Find an old movie to watch.Change the belts in the AM and go from there.

Larry

 

[stuwee]

I think I have everything he's done with the 'Project' and solo, plus Graham made me some tapes of his interviews, thanks buddy

Unfortunately Dale is a rabid APP fan, and plays them waaaay too much, every weekend, he drinks too much and blasts APP all day long, it's maddening, after I get away from him, it'll probably take me a year to listen to Alans stuff and enjoy it.

Oh, and he plays early Styx non stop too, AAAARRRRRRGGGGGGHHHHH, I hate Styx now!!!!!!!! I don't understand how someone could play the same stuff over, and over, and over again when I have 1,000's of titles to choose from, drives me batshit

 

[speakerman1]

I had 2 friends.One listened to Queen and One listened to Boston. I have no Boston.I have Queen.You can't not have Queen.Just to darn good.

Larry

 

[stuwee]

Dude, Queen especially and Freddie Mercury in particular were second to none, their 1985 performace at Live Aid has been marked as one of the greatest 20 minutes in rock history, period. End of sentence. None better, ever!!

a snippet http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LncAQR47eZo

R.I.P. Freddie sir A magnificent man, we were bless to have you for the short time you were here. I can barely watch or listen to him without crying.

 

[orange]

I'm still upset that I had to ride me bike to the over-under bar because my system was separate from the next town's and we had no MTV...

I can't believe they lost Paul McCartney's vocals on the live Live Aid feed, at least on MTV in the US (are probably there in any video release) for maybe half the set.

I got two flats getting over there!