Cool rock n roll photos

[JJR58]

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Love this one!!!!!!!!!!

 

[JJR58]

I took this pic. ‘77 at The Palladium.

 

[rollie 55]

I took this pic. ‘77 at The Palladium.

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excellent

 

[rollie 55]

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its kinda back to front and round the wrong way. too many legs though its making my eye's hurt looking at the pic

 

[Mark Desmo]

its kinda back to front and round the wrong way. too many legs though its making my eye's hurt looking at the pic

It's Paz, and I like it a lot.. It's a play on her movements.
She used to dance quite a lot with Entrance Band, and that typifies it really.
Not with The Pixies though. A sombre lot they are.

 

[Richland123]

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That is very cool! These go along with that.

 

[Richland123]

 

[rollie 55]

It's Paz, and I like it a lot.. It's a play on her movements.
She used to dance quite a lot with Entrance Band, and that typifies it really.
Not with The Pixies though. A sombre lot they are.

for mark desmo

 

[Mark Desmo]

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$5?
Fukin' ripoff. My ex saw them at Birmingham Town Hall in around '66 for something like 3/6 (23 cents)

Seeing Bowie at the same venue in 1972 was 60p (78 cents)

Someone's tekkin' the piss . . .

 

[MAJOR METAL]

 

[48thStreetCustom]

 

[kesslari]

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If that's not Green Day, it should be

 

[48thStreetCustom]

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That bass player reminds me of Canned Heat.

 

[MonetBass]

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That's David Bowie for those who can't tell.

 

[oldrocker]

Wow, that's gotta be an early picture of Ozzy's original lineup. Such a stripped down stage (Randy later described being in the band was a bit like Spinal Tap), and Bob Daisly on bass. I didn't know he hit the road with them at all.

That's interesting as Randy died in 82, Spinal Tap came out in 84.

 

[rollie 55]

oh yes rockin

 

[PillO]

That's interesting as Randy died in 82, Spinal Tap came out in 84.

Being dead isn't the handicap it used to be.

 

[the harp unstrung]

Yer boy, flanked by a pair of Bassist Sooo Damn Good that I shouldn’t be permitted to hang out in the same Time Zone with them!!

(stage R) 6-time Grammy nominee,
Scott Ambush...
(stage L), Larry Fulcher of the Phantom Blues Band (of Taj Mahal fame!)

Holy Ship!!

 

[EatS1stBassist]

Yer boy, flanked by a pair of Bassist Sooo Damn Good that I shouldn’t be permitted to hang out in the same Time Zone with them!!

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(to my right, your left) 6-time Grammy nominee,
Scott Ambush...
(to my left), T.D. Weeks...

Holy Ship!!

Awesome Brother!

 

[JMacBass65]

That's interesting as Randy died in 82, Spinal Tap came out in 84.

Indeed. Maybe he said it was like being in KISS. Did a Google search and can't find the quote, and I'm not digging through my pile of magazines to see if I can find the guitar player issue.......I likely tossed it anyway.

He was talking generally about being open to moving on, to grow as a player. That Ozzy's music at the end of the day, was not really where his head was at any longer.