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Prog Friday Thick As A Brick - Jethro Tull Ian Anderson's 1972 parody of "concept albums" led to what is considered Tull's first full Prog release and one of the genre's top 10 albums. Starting with the title taking a shot at the Who's Tommy - a deaf, dumb and blind kid would be thick as a...

I just dl'd and watched the Pepsi 2022 concert. Really good show. The Metallica held it's own too.

I an way behind the curve on the 3 sister Baja Mexican band as they have been around for a decade and had product out for 7 years. they first got noticed for their cover of Enter Sandman while aged 11-13. If you only believe one thing I've ever posted believe this: These girls ROCK!

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There is a book about mis-heard lyrics, that was one of them. Another is 'Scuse me while I kiss this guy' I can't hear the song anymore without thinking of that.

A two hit wonder group from 1967 originally from NYC that got signed in Philly and just happened use a new producing team to put out "Expressway to Your Heart" a regional hit for The Soul Survivors on the Atlantic coast for months before reaching #4 nationally. It spent 15 weeks on the charts...

I always wondered what a pink wanadi was.

Monday Morning Blues

I somehow lost the first half of this so here it is again, On January 15th 1983 David R. Jones decided not to go to his own record release party and to instead go see who he called his favorite singer, Anna Mae Bullock. So this gaggle of record executives and friends like Keith Richards all...

Glad that the tradition is in good hands.

TFT and 2 for me! Have a great Christmas evertone!

Monday Morning Blues

WELL WORTH THE HASSLE OF GOING TO YOUTUBE

The most controversial album cover ever <--Linky The last in my series

Blocked youtube links. Anybody else getting this?

Nothing with Neil's tenor twang. More ljke Suite Judy Blue Eyes.

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I can't come up with an exact song but the harmonies are pure CSN IMO. Definitely hearing a Graham Nash vibe.