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Return to Forever: Old Grey Whistle Test (full concert)
- Thread starter Dr. Cheese
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My favorite album of all time. Took my kids to see this show at the Paramount here in Denver. They were blown a way!
These guys were my "Beatles"
And with them I became a confirmed Fusion Fan.
But by the time I discovered them,they had already broken up.
Pissed me off for a great long time.
But I found that each member continued on solo.
I followed the career of each.
It was like splitting a diamond.
And each chunk became equal in value.
Edit: I DID get to the 2008 RTF reunion tour in Chicago.
And with them I became a confirmed Fusion Fan.
But by the time I discovered them,they had already broken up.
Pissed me off for a great long time.
But I found that each member continued on solo.
I followed the career of each.
It was like splitting a diamond.
And each chunk became equal in value.
Edit: I DID get to the 2008 RTF reunion tour in Chicago.
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I have a few 'Old Grey Whistle Test' DVD's; on most It is like having a private Concert in your Home or hanging out at a Studio Rehearsal with Bands
They are all Great
They are all Great
Great set. I saw this when it first aired. in UK. Next day me and mates raving about it at school. But I can't for the life of me remember why we didn't get to see them on that tour. As well as great music also noted for the "battle of the synths" in the second track- Arp beats Moog.
Ah, those old, wandering Minimoog oscillators...
The stage lights come on and your pitch goes out the window.
The stage lights come on and your pitch goes out the window.
Yeah, but sneeze on an ARP Odyssey vco slider and you're in orbit around Mars...
My first RTF show was on the Romantic Warrior tour in '76 just incredible on a double bill with Weather Report who played first with their new Black Market album, those days!
