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Quote from: port perran on Today at 10:57:54 AMI lost my music mojo in the 80s and to this day it's an era that I just can't raise much enthusiasm for.

I managed to last through the 'New Wave/Romantic' bits and early club anthems but anything after the 80s is pretty much useless to me (with the odd exception like Floyd's 'Pulse'). If 90s + stuff crops up on TV quizzes I just go and start preparing my evening meal

Im the opposite in many ways. I rather like s lot of the stuff from the 90s to the present day but a lot if it is not main stream

Quote from: port perran on Today at 10:57:54 AMI lost my music mojo in the 80s and to this day it's an era that I just can't raise much enthusiasm for.

I managed to last through the 'New Wave/Romantic' bits and early club anthems but anything after the 80s is pretty much useless to me (with the odd exception like Floyd's 'Pulse'). If 90s + stuff crops up on TV quizzes I just go and start preparing my evening meal

Colosseum

Another look back to ancient times and one of those bands that I "cut my teeth on" in the very early 1970s.

Formed by saxophonist Dick Heckstall-Smith.
Other band members, from memory, John Hiseman, Dave Greenslade, Dave Clempson and Chris Farlowe on vocals who I always thought had a rather unique style.
I think I saw them twice back  in about 70/71.


If I remember correctly they issued a double Live Album on vinyl with a unique self cleaning system which made extracting the discs from the plastic sleeve a bit awkward.

Yes @Newportnobby again both listenable but, to me, nothing to write home about.
I'm afraid it just doesn't do it for me.
I lost my music mojo in the 80s and to this day it's an era that I just can't raise much enthusiasm for.

Martin @port perran , Asia is a supergroup formed in the very early 1980s, the original line up was Steve Howe (Yes) on guitar, Geoff Downes (Yes) on keyboards, John Wetton on bass and vocals (UK/King Crimson) and Carl Palmer on drums (ELP). Their first album was a hit and included "Heat of the Moment" as posted by Mick. The band has gone multiple line up changes since their debut and has released 13 studio albums, only constant Geoff Downes remains from the original line-up and are still active.

Quote from: port perran on Today at 09:53:42 AMZZ Top - again not my thing but actually Rough Boy does sound listenable. It won't be going onto any of my playlists though.

Try this one, Martin


Asia are probably best known for this track........

Just to comment on a few that I missed over the last couple of days :

Asia - sorry, I know nothing about them and will not be investigating further.

ZZ Top - again not my thing but actually Rough Boy does sound listenable. It won't be going onto any of my playlists though.

Wuthering Heights - just no!

Argent - Dance in the Smoke. Yes, nice track @Newportnobby .

Quote from: GeeBee on December 15, 2014, 02:40:02 PMFinally started to do some track laying



and here



its only taken 4 months
 

Smart! I may have to steal that technique,  or at least let it inform my version.

Geez I actually remember that Argent song.

I have 'Hold your head up' on 45, but prefer this track off the CBS sampler album 'Fill your head with rock'