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R.I.P. Dicky Betts 1943 ~ 2024 The Allman Brothers Band - Brothers And Sisters 1973 Capricorn Records CP 0111

Anthrax - Armed And Dangerous 1985 Megaforce Records MRS 05

Mythra - Death & Destiny 2019 High Roller Records HRR 662

Huge score on the Reverend!!

Count Raven - Mammons War 2009 Delmarvalous Records

Count Raven - Storm Warning 1990 Delmarvalous Records

Diamond Head - Death and Progress 1993 Essential Records ESS LP 192

Led Zeppelin III 1970 Atlantic SD 19128

All Systems Go: The Neat Singles Vol. One, Disc 1 2024 Cherry Red Records

All Systems Go: The Neat Singles Vol. One, Disc 1 2024 Cherry Red Records

New NWOBHM video from the Lets Talk Metal channel. This time Alan reviews John Tucker's book "Suzie Smiled: The New Wave Of British Heavy Metal".

Right. I'd assume that the band name was an afterthought, and that it was more like his philosophy on life at the time of that photo.

So, Ozzy was already thinking about life after Sabbath?

Mercyful Fate - In The Shadows 1993 Metal Blade Records

Would have been an 8 hour drive for me. I opted for the backyard. I gave it a resounding MEH.

I thought you'd probably be in target zone. Glad she got to experience that.

We're gonna chalk this up as a non-event. For 85% totality it wasn't much. I had nore fun making my viewer than I did looking through it.

The true final tour. Great album.

Yes - Going For The One 1977 Atlantic SD 19106

Witchfynde - The Lost Tapes Of 1975

I blame Quincy. Might as play it since I had it out for that picture.

It's the only one of his soundtracks that I own, There's an out of print box set called Keith Emerson At The Movies that has all of them.

It says that it was mastered by Andy Pearce & Matt Wortham. I don't know if there's a difference between mastered and remastered. I assume mastered means we tried not to phuque with it any more than we had to. Pearce & Wortham remastered the ELP catalog after Steven Wilson pulled out of the...

I do indeed. Mine is a bit different as far as the cover goes. It's the original die-cut version. Actually, yours might be die-cut too, but you've removed the inner sleeve. It's a nice album, but remember that it's a movie soundtrack, so some of the music is a bit atmospheric and or odd...

I've been through all four discs now. Really a tremendous listen. Having the singles properly presented as A/B sides in chronological order makes all the difference. Can't wait for them to release the second volume.