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REO Speedwagon - 157 Riverside Ave
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Jethro Tull - Skating Away On The Thin Ice Of A New Day (1974)
18:24 UTC
one of the most unheralded incredible guitarists and bands that should be in that RnR hall of fame, but isn't. we lost alvin lee of "ten years after" 11 years ago today.
17:32 UTC
Happy Waiting For Columbus Day today!
17:11 UTC
Thin Lizzy - Killer Without a Cause
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Bonnie Raitt - Runaway
14:26 UTC
This iconic album turns 47 today. One of the band’s only multi-platinum albums. It inspired a generation.
14:24 UTC
Midnight Rambler/Stones 1971
How cool would it have been to see this show?
Greatest era of the Stones
13:37 UTC
Jeepster/T Rex !!
13:33 UTC
Young Americans/ Bowie
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Deep Purple MK3/ Burn!
13:24 UTC
Eric Johnson - Cliffs of Dover
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Ten Years After - Positive Vibrations
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MOUNTAIN/PBS 1970
01:11 UTC
Robin Trower - The Fool and Me - Live at Winterland (1975)
00:49 UTC
Spotify: 56+ hours of classic rock radio hits
I created this list over the last year or so. Please like and enjoy! If you notice any duplicates, please let me know!
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4tjyx0BC2YQGr24ZwvkjOD?si=wv9ghOdpTaCTavy6Tx6rxQ&pi=u-J0yTeCJsQI6F
22:01 UTC
Songs that get you pumped/ready for work.
My two that I gravitate towards, depending on my mood, are Pigs (Three Different Ones) by Pink Floyd or Sultans of Swing (Alchemy Live 1983) by Dire Straits.
17:56 UTC
You Really Got Me - The Kinks | The Midnight Special
17:49 UTC
What albums are great despite having no radio hits?
15:26 UTC
You Shook Me for About Ten Minutes
Or, hyperbolic song titles or lyrics after being fact-checked. What are some other examples?
14:47 UTC
Did Deep Purple ever perform “Burn” live with Ian Gillan?
So, as we all know, by the time Deep Purple’s album “Burn” was released, Ian Gillan and Roger Glover were out of the band. David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes provided vocals and bass for the album. However, I tried looking up some videos on Google, but it doesn’t show any videos of them performing the title track live with Gillan and Glover. Did they, like, never perform the song live with them or something? Even after the Mark II reunion? If there are any videos, please let me know.
11:08 UTC
Rush - The Trees
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Flamin' Groovies - Slow Death
09:29 UTC
Stop Think Conspiracy
07:45 UTC
Ken Hensley - Neil Schon at CRATE amplification demo 1993 part 01
One really should visit the UriahHeepBand forum for more videos
02:13 UTC
Dire Straits - Down To The Waterline (Alright Now, 18.7.1979)
00:49 UTC
Is (Good Times Bad Times) Hardest Rock Song of the 1960's
Other than Jimi Hendrix, What other bands from 1966-1969 were rocking this hard?
23:32 UTC
Rory Gallagher - Irish Tour '74.. Easily one of my favourite live albums
23:26 UTC
Argent - Hold Your Head Up (Long Version)
22:03 UTC
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