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[Tricky Mike]

hah! what a great experience though. blows my mind how driven Anton still is ... i like seeing his random black 'n white captures of Berlin, just reg life stuff, always on the way to the studio ... his kid must be growing up now, wonder if that's toned him down.

cool to hear on Joel, he's the man, legendary chops!

That's great to hear. I kind of lost track of those guys over the years. I ran into Joel at the Boston premier of "Dig!" though. I got the theatre late and the lights were already down. After the movie the lights came up and he was right in front of me. Nice surprise.

[typeone]

That's great to hear. I kind of lost track of those guys over the years. I ran into Joel at the Boston premier of "Dig!" though. I got the theatre late and the lights were already down. After the movie the lights came up and he was right in front of me. Nice surprise.

another HAH ! of all movies been a while but the Dandy's were never in the same league (to me), have a buddy that was into them for a bit but never clicked for me. great film regardless.

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[butcher bergs]

Mike Bordin still an absolute hammer at the kit!

[gixxer72]

Mike Bordin still an absolute hammer at the kit!

Badass. The flat position of those toms looks awkward as fuck, but it obviously works for him!

[aldend123]

I've never been the biggest Patton fan, but absolutely love the live version of As the Worm Turns. Their cover of Easy is spectacular too.



Bungle fans? I only could get in to California, but really enjoy that album.



And I'll toss in something unrelated

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You got that right ....... R I P

[Gixxer]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jakpo7tj7Qw

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RIP Leslie West

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[gixxer72]

RIP Leslie West

Vicious guitar tone for the time. He got it with an old Sunn PA amp with a master volume control and a ‘56 Les Paul and P90’s. Franken-gear but it sounded incredible. I’d put it on par with the guitar tones on Master of Puppets for it’s time.

[Gixxer]

Vicious guitar tone for the time. He got it with an old Sunn PA amp with a master volume control and a ‘56 Les Paul and P90’s. Franken-gear but it sounded incredible. I’d put it on par with the guitar tones on Master of Puppets for it’s time.

Allegedly Deep Purple was a softer sound and heard Mississippi Queen and decided they wanted that harder sound, fired their vocalist, and that was pre- Smoke on the Water, etc

Leslie was the first person to introduce “white powder” to Ozzy.

Leslie was Randy Rhodes (RIP) hero.

Mountain should be bigger but their agent didn’t push to have them included in the film/documentary about Woodstock.

Leslie estimated he spent $400,000 on blow, partly because when he was touring the west coast he would charter a private jet to fly back to NYC for more drugs because he never brought enough on tour with him.

The cowbell at the beginning wasn’t intentional, just an early way of counting into the song but they ended up leaving it in the intro.

[typeone]

buddy of mine got tix to Heart/Bonham when they hit Foxwoods a handful of years back. we were both huge Zeppelin fans growing up, i dig early Heart as well, but kinda figured i'd be a bust ... smoked a bowl in the Mens room and prepared to sorta veg for the night.

ho-ly fuck i never thought i would hear Battle of Evermore live in my lifetime like that. amazing show. absolutely loved it from the first few notes.

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shit, might have been Mohegan (terrible recording, but their voices/guitars were magic)

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[Tricky Mike]

Idles are the best thing I saw before live music went away:

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Idles are the best thing I saw before live music went away:

co-worker turned me on to those guys last year, would love to see them live some time, awesome energy.