Protein Junkie
Well-Known Member
How could I forget Wobbler grrr. Yes
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Classic Rock (Phil Collins lives, run for the hills)
- Thread starter OB1
- Start date
OB1
Well-Known Member
No prizes for guessing Who the big beasts in this part of the jungle are, and that’s not a reference to Rick Wakeman’s girth; although I hope he and his English Ensemble will be the next gig I go to.
John Waite – Bit of a Baby
Rick Wakeman – Yes man and rock’s second-best keyboardist
Joe Walsh - Analog man
War – What are they good for?
The War on Drugs – Springsteen wannabes
Warrant – Hairy metallers who should be arrested for their cherry pie
WASP – Hairy metallers who rock like beasts
Roger Waters – Which one’s Pink?
Jeff Wayne – War, what is it good for?
We Are Harlot – We are not impressed
Weather Report – Fathers of fusion
Weezer – alt Boston apparently
Bob Welch – Went from Fleetwood to Paris
Wendy O. Williams - Wow
Wet Willie - Funky
Whiskey Myers – Southern rockers
Whiskeytown – Ryan Adams birthplace
White Lion – Mane men
White Sister – Californian hard rockers
White Stripes – Double trouble
Whitesnake – David Coverdale backing band
Whitford St. Holmes - AeroNugent
Chris Whitley – Big sky blues
The Who – Quad mod mob
Paul Weller – Jam band member
Widespread Panic – Proper jam band
Widowmaker – Killer rock band
Wild Cherry - Funky
Wild Horses – Rainbow Lizzy Rejects
Wildhearts, The – For those that like Ginger
Wilson, Steve – Remix king
The Winery Dogs – US superthreepiece
Winger – Fly weight metal
Wings - Fab backing band
Edgar Winter – Johnny’s brother
Johnny Winter – Edgar’s brother
Steve Winwood – AOR star
Wireless – Quirky Canuck rawk.
Wishbone Ash – Twin lead guitar pioneers
Ronnie Wood – Keith Richards wannabe
John Waite – Bit of a Baby
Rick Wakeman – Yes man and rock’s second-best keyboardist
Joe Walsh - Analog man
War – What are they good for?
The War on Drugs – Springsteen wannabes
Warrant – Hairy metallers who should be arrested for their cherry pie
WASP – Hairy metallers who rock like beasts
Roger Waters – Which one’s Pink?
Jeff Wayne – War, what is it good for?
We Are Harlot – We are not impressed
Weather Report – Fathers of fusion
Weezer – alt Boston apparently
Bob Welch – Went from Fleetwood to Paris
Wendy O. Williams - Wow
Wet Willie - Funky
Whiskey Myers – Southern rockers
Whiskeytown – Ryan Adams birthplace
White Lion – Mane men
White Sister – Californian hard rockers
White Stripes – Double trouble
Whitesnake – David Coverdale backing band
Whitford St. Holmes - AeroNugent
Chris Whitley – Big sky blues
The Who – Quad mod mob
Paul Weller – Jam band member
Widespread Panic – Proper jam band
Widowmaker – Killer rock band
Wild Cherry - Funky
Wild Horses – Rainbow Lizzy Rejects
Wildhearts, The – For those that like Ginger
Wilson, Steve – Remix king
The Winery Dogs – US superthreepiece
Winger – Fly weight metal
Wings - Fab backing band
Edgar Winter – Johnny’s brother
Johnny Winter – Edgar’s brother
Steve Winwood – AOR star
Wireless – Quirky Canuck rawk.
Wishbone Ash – Twin lead guitar pioneers
Ronnie Wood – Keith Richards wannabe
RobMCFC
Well-Known Member
Steve Winwood - good shout. For some reason, last week I decided to listen to Back In The Highlife all the way through whilst working. Haven’t heard it for a while but all 8 tracks still sound fantastic.No prizes for guessing Who the big beasts in this part of the jungle are, and that’s not a reference to Rick Wakeman’s girth; although I hope he and his English Ensemble will be the next gig I go to.
John Waite – Bit of a Baby
Rick Wakeman – Yes man and rock’s second-best keyboardist
Joe Walsh - Analog man
War – What are they good for?
The War on Drugs – Springsteen wannabes
Warrant – Hairy metallers who should be arrested for their cherry pie
WASP – Hairy metallers who rock like beasts
Roger Waters – Which one’s Pink?
Jeff Wayne – War, what is it good for?
We Are Harlot – We are not impressed
Weather Report – Fathers of fusion
Weezer – alt Boston apparently
Bob Welch – Went from Fleetwood to Paris
Wendy O. Williams - Wow
Wet Willie - Funky
Whiskey Myers – Southern rockers
Whiskeytown – Ryan Adams birthplace
White Lion – Mane men
White Sister – Californian hard rockers
White Stripes – Double trouble
Whitesnake – David Coverdale backing band
Whitford St. Holmes - AeroNugent
Chris Whitley – Big sky blues
The Who – Quad mod mob
Paul Weller – Jam band member
Widespread Panic – Proper jam band
Widowmaker – Killer rock band
Wild Cherry - Funky
Wild Horses – Rainbow Lizzy Rejects
Wildhearts, The – For those that like Ginger
Wilson, Steve – Remix king
The Winery Dogs – US superthreepiece
Winger – Fly weight metal
Wings - Fab backing band
Edgar Winter – Johnny’s brother
Johnny Winter – Edgar’s brother
Steve Winwood – AOR star
Wireless – Quirky Canuck rawk.
Wishbone Ash – Twin lead guitar pioneers
Ronnie Wood – Keith Richards wannabe
Protein Junkie
Well-Known Member
I don’t think the A to Z has generated the chat about Classic Rock like the Polls achieve.
Maybe end this series covering X, Y and X in one hit.
I do have another idea though :-)
Maybe end this series covering X, Y and X in one hit.
I do have another idea though :-)
Citizen of Legoland
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 15 Jan 2013
- Messages
- 9,034
Just been catching up with Heart (in fact currently listening to the Royal Albert Hall album), they're a very talented duo the Wilson sisters. I only had a couple of their albums, maybe three, one I had completely forgotten I owned once, Bad Animals, but I knew every song on it so must have played it quite a bit. Amazing that they're still going.My list is above.
I think Heart are possibly my favourite H act. I like pretty much all their stuff. I was delighted to find an album from 2004 by them I didn't know existed in a 2nd hand record store the other day. Seen them a few times, incl. supporting Queen - but in Leeds; most recently with an orchestra at the Royal Albert Hall. Anne Wilson is simply a female Robert Plant.
Never bought much Hawkwind in the past - although first gig I saw by them was the day Marc Bolan died - but been on a quest the last year or so to collect their best albums.
Special mention for Hanoi Rocks who were friends of my best friends. I finally got round to adding all their albums to my collection with a box set purchase. Aside from a compilation cd, I didn't have anything else anymore: I used to tape their albums from my mate's vinyl versions and my tapes are long gone. Most of the material is very familiar and so good. Simply tragic what happened to Razzle.
RobMCFC
Well-Known Member
Ha ha. I don't sell/giveaway many CDs but Bad Animals was one of them.Just been catching up with Heart (in fact currently listening to the Royal Albert Hall album), they're a very talented duo the Wilson sisters. I only had a couple of their albums, maybe three, one I had completely forgotten I owned once, Bad Animals, but I knew every song on it so must have played it quite a bit. Amazing that they're still going.
I think I was just getting rid of some CDs at the time to make room in the house but that is a good album.I also had their self-titled 1985 album which I must have given away or sold in the same batch.
Protein Junkie
Well-Known Member
Great band.Just been catching up with Heart (in fact currently listening to the Royal Albert Hall album), they're a very talented duo the Wilson sisters. I only had a couple of their albums, maybe three, one I had completely forgotten I owned once, Bad Animals, but I knew every song on it so must have played it quite a bit. Amazing that they're still going.
My favourite album is Little Queen for Barracuda, the use of Mandolins on a few tracks and of course the vocals.
OB1
Well-Known Member
Just been catching up with Heart (in fact currently listening to the Royal Albert Hall album), they're a very talented duo the Wilson sisters. I only had a couple of their albums, maybe three, one I had completely forgotten I owned once, Bad Animals, but I knew every song on it so must have played it quite a bit. Amazing that they're still going.
I've got 17 albums, incl. live and greatest hits. Recent albums have been surprisingly good but not suprisingly it's the early stuff that I like best; although I do very much like the ultra commercial huge hit that was "Heart".
Oh and I was at that RAH gig.
OB1
Well-Known Member
Great band.
My favourite album is Little Queen for Barracuda, the use of Mandolins on a few tracks and of course the vocals.
Anne Wilson is simply the female version of Robert Plant.
Protein Junkie
Well-Known Member
I think it was after Bad Animals I stopped buying but I did that with so many back then. I think I’ve got every vinyl album up to that point.I've got 17 albums, incl. live and greatest hits. Recent albums have been surprisingly good but not suprisingly it's the early stuff that I like best; although I do very much like the ultra commercial huge hit that was "Heart".
Oh and I was at that RAH gig.