What Up? (musically speaking)

[gus danger]

Hi PinkCloud!
Welcome to the Cherie Currie Message Board!
It's a super-great place to hang out!
Cherie [img]graemlins/rose.gif[/img] is the GREATEST 4 sure! [img]graemlins/thumbs_up.gif[/img]
Happy posting!
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Gus

[gus danger]

You Really Got Me
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Kinda Kinks
Kinks Kinkdom
Lola Vs. Powerman And The Money-go-round

I'm in sort of a 'Ray and Dave's Greatest Hits' mood today [img]graemlins/music.gif[/img] and all of the night! [img]graemlins/music.gif[/img]
I love The Kinks. Always have. Always will!
They are well respected men, in my book!
Later dudes and dudettes!
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Gus

[Sportyfan]

Hey Gus, I gotta admit I admire Ray Davies also. Anyone who had a relationship with Chrissie Hynde of the Pretenders (whose favorite memorable quote was "I'd like Clint Eastwood to beat me up")gets two thumbs up in my book!

[amusicalguy]

Aaaay...what's up Doc? I've been listening to 4 songs I downloaded from the web by a 70's sci-fi/glam band from Los Angeles called Zolar X. These tracks are from their forthcoming CD on Jello Biafra's Alternative Tentacles label. The songs were recorded between 1974-1980 by the band, but never had a real release...until now. It's great stuff that anyone who likes their music fun and rockin' should check out. The band also has their own website... http://www.geocities.com/zolarx1/ [img]cool.gif[/img]

[charlie c]

Some Les Claypool today.

[Sportyfan]

Been listening to the the Animals and Suzi Quatro's CD "Suzi and other four letter words" for the last couple of days. I think maybe I should by some new stuff. Most of my collection's starting to look like Ronco's Best of the 70's. Ouch

[charlie c]

OK Danger dude what's your take on Eric's time withe the band "War". I like osme of theri stuff but have not delved in yet.

[gus danger]

Animals eh? I have a great Animals collection. Eric, Alan and Hilton's solo stuff too! One of the greatest of the British invasion groups, IMO.
Now that I'm thinking about them I think I'll listen to 'LOVE IS.' I love Andy Summers guitar work on this lp!
*puts on headphones*
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Gus

[charlie c]

Thanks Gus for the mini review. I just grabbed
a disc by Col. Bruce Hampton called Arkansas.
He is an onscure artist but amazing. Check him out.

[gus danger]

I love the WAR years! 'Eric Burdon Declares WAR' is a great 1970 album. Spill The Wine is one of my all time favorite songs! The follow up lp 'Black Man's Burdon' was also released in 1970. They went their seperate ways in mid-71 though.
Another album was released about five years later. It's called 'Love Is All Around' and is 6 unreleased tracks discovered in the vaults of Far Out Productions. My favorite is 'A Day In The Life' //oo\\ which is so cool!
I love it when one of my favorites cover Lennon and boy does he cover it!
I read a great review once where Eric is referred to as the greatest Blues singer in England, ever. Sounds right to me!
He's got a gift for sure!
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Gus