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Posted by: @arfa

Nice song, shame about the video ..

Not Quite The Nine O'clock News!

For those not familiar with the work of Lufthansa Terminal 😀 

Just remembered I used to have a Ted Nugent album with Meat Loaf doing some of the vocals

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Saw Meat Loaf at Donnington one time

The Pretty Reckless are listed for the Saturday at Donington this year. Shame I'm too old for festivals.

@cody 

Would there be a live stream of the event? 🤔 

Currently playing chez Cody...

Like the guitar playing on this one

A track from Hannah Peel's album Mary Casio: Journey to Cassiopeia (available here):

The opening words to this one have been going through my head today. Took a while to figure out which song it was

Been thinking that this one should be on here, probably because of the title...

From Starbreaker to Starfucker...

That had to be re-titled and censored, of course. They were at their best when Mick Taylor was part of the band.

Today's shipping forecast: "Gale force 8 backing southwesterly and increasing storm force 10 soon, veering northwesterly and increasing violent storm force 11 later!" I hear the song of the wind!

When I was young I used to watch The Monkees on TV. One of their songs was called 'Alternate Title'. I found out years later that it was actually called 'Randy Scouse Git' but it had to have the title changed in Britain.

Songs about storms? I already posted 'The Storm' by Big Country so what else is there? What about 'Stormchild' by Trespass - heard that on the Friday Rock Show 40 years ago - and it turns out there's an updated version so here it is...

Posted by: @arfa

Songs about storms?

How about Black Mass: An Electric Storm in Hell, by White Noise?

That reminds me of the middle part of this track

Winds of 122 MPH reported 

Just one more windy song..

Heard this one in the 1980's

Heard this one in the 1990's - every time I hear this it reminds me of the Steve Hillage song

R.I.P. Gary Brooker - instead of their famous single, I'll play Conquistador from their debut album...

Time for a little acid rock from '67...

Listened to Conquistador then had to listen to Whiter Shade of Pale.

Today's events reminded me of this song

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Listened to Conquistador then had to listen to Whiter Shade of Pale.

A Salty Dog is probably their best album!

Meanwhile, this is from Steve Miller's debut album:

Factoid: as a kid, Steve Miller was given his first guitar, and guitar lesson, by none other than Les Paul.

Here's the sound of two Les Paul's

Never saw Lizzy live but once saw Brian Robertson playing in Motorhead - was stood right in front of his Marshall stack - all I could hear from it was feedback.