Classic Rock (Phil Collins lives, run for the hills)

[OB1]

My ultimate Yes double album on vinyl

Side One
1.Parallels
2.Awaken

Side 2
3. Heart of the Sunrise
4. Turn of the Century

Side 3
5. The Gates of Delirium

Side 4
6. And you and I
7. Roundabout

That’s approx 80 minutes of music

Bonus material
South Side of the Sky
On the Silent Wings of Freedom

I'd really need a double cd but I'll offer up this double album (volume 1):

Side 1
1. Starship Trooper
2. Yours is No Disgrace

Side 2
3. Does it Really Happen?
4. Heart of the Sunrise

Side 3
5. Owner of a Lonely Heart
6. On the Silent Wings of Freedom
7. The Calling

Side 4
8. I've Seen All Good People
9. Parallels
10. Roundabout

 

[blueparrot]

I like Drama but #1 - you should run...

Not a long standing Yes or prog fan, and new to the Yes thing, so no historical or emotional attachment to any album or line up.
Not much between the albums I listed for me, but think the guitars sound better on Drama, then again I can see Howe sound was the perfect fit for a Yes guitarist on those early albums but think the sound on Drama and Rabin on 90125 are more to my personal tastes.

 

[Protein Junkie]

I'd really need a double cd but I'll offer up this double album (volume 1):

Side 1
1. Starship Trooper
2. Yours is No Disgrace

Side 2
3. Does it Really Happen?
4. Heart of the Sunrise

Side 3
5. Owner of a Lonely Heart
6. On the Silent Wings of Freedom
7. The Calling

Side 4
8. I've Seen All Good People
9. Parallels
10. Roundabout

The Calling and Does it really Happen were on my short list. Two fab tracks and the bass on DIRH is other worldly

 

[OB1]

The Calling and Does it really Happen were on my short list. Two fab tracks and the bass on DIRH is other worldly

Well, yes, some of the bass playing is wonderful. DIRH is a standout in that regard; as is Parallels.

 

[Protein Junkie]

Classic Rock A to Z
The letter H

Easy choice for me this week and that is Heart. Not for the Private Audition to Bad Animals period but their debut up to Bebe le Strange.
Their masterpiece for me is Little Queen with the iconic track Barracuda.
I saw Heart support Queen at the famous Milton Keynes outdoor gig many moons ago.
Special mention to Steve Howe and Steve Hackett as brilliant guitarists.
Roger Hodgson for his contribution to most of the best from Supertramp as a singer/songwriter and multi instrumentalist.

Halestorm
Hawkwind
Helix
Helloween
Humble Pie
Hollywood Vampires
Hanoi Rocks
Hole
Jimi Hendrix
Sammy Hagar
Haken
Hammerfall
Helium

awaits more comprehensive list from @OB1 :-)

 

[Protein Junkie]

Well, yes, some of the bass playing is wonderful. DIRH is a standout in that regard; as is Parallels.

Chris Squire is my Rock god.
Parallels is possibly my no1 Yes track.
The bass on “ No opportunity Necessary” from Time and a Word” extraordinary playing from such a young bassist.

 

[Out on blue 6]

Howlin Rain

 

[OB1]

hackett steve
hagar schon aaronson shrieve
hagar, sammy
halford
hall & oates
hammer, jan
hanoi rocks
hansen, randy
harlequin
harley, steve & cockney rebel
harper, roy
harrison, george
hawkwind
hayseed dixie
head east
headpins
heart
heaven & hell
heavy metal kids
hendrix, jimi
henley, don
hillage, steve
hold steady, the
holdsworth, allan
hole
hollywood vampires
honeymoon suite
hooker, john lee
hootie & the blowfish
hornsby, bruce
horslips
hot tuna
house of lords
houston
howe, steve
hughes thrall
hughes, glenn
humble pie
hunter, ian
hunter, steve
sammy hagar & the circle
the jeff healey band

 

[OB1]

Classic Rock A to Z
The letter H

Easy choice for me this week and that is Heart. Not for the Private Audition to Bad Animals period but their debut up to Bebe le Strange.
Their masterpiece for me is Little Queen with the iconic track Barracuda.
I saw Heart support Queen at the famous Milton Keynes outdoor gig many moons ago.
Special mention to Steve Howe and Steve Hackett as brilliant guitarists.
Roger Hodgson for his contribution to most of the best from Supertramp as a singer/songwriter and multi instrumentalist.

Halestorm
Hawkwind
Helix
Helloween
Humble Pie
Hollywood Vampires
Hanoi Rocks
Hole
Jimi Hendrix
Sammy Hagar
Haken
Hammerfall
Helium

awaits more comprehensive list from @OB1

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.

 

[OB1]

Howlin Rain

Billy Gibbons says hi.