That's a very good read.
But, Iggy Pop's Tour Rider has quite a few laughs!
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/file/iggy- ... der?page=1

There's also a review of Neal Smith's new album, not a bad write up to be honest. :rock: This is not a bad album, in fact it's very good, but I want it on CD, not a download. Sorry you feel that way. With my equipment I can download & the burn to CD & create a facsimile cover. Just wouldn't have al...

Hello Dr.Dreary Do you have many remembrances of the ACG crossing paths with the SAHB? I saw them on a Late Night concert show in the mid 70's & thought they were cut from the same mold as the ACG. Their 1st LP hit in '72 so the ACG could have been an influence. Did the ACG ever share a stage with t...

It was a quick way to eliminate the "thumb" without paying for, and waiting for, an artist to touchup the photo. I remember how fascinated my friend was when my eyes lit up when I lifted the "Thumb" cover from a junk collection he had just acquired. My copy was in fine (retouched) shape, on the War...

Ok, break it down musically.
Great! once we get to the point of
it's "The Ballad Of Jesse Jane"
Where do we go from here?
LGBTU+ or take a step in "Lou's" direction.
But, he was already there!
"Take A Walk On The Wild Side"

I saw Kane on the first show, but you should have told people to go, because it was only going to be a short tour with Kane. Officially, it was never explicitly stated publicly that that was the case. However even the initial announcement stated “I’m looking forward to welcoming back Kane Roberts f...

If Nita is back, does that mean that AC/Shep allowed for a "short term" more beneficial payday for Nita? If so, was Kane hired at scale or what the other touring band members were receiving? Anything more than scale would be an insult to long term touring members. But, to have Nita back would tend t...

I have to ask what about the SAHB version of "Delilah?"
Alex makes it sound as sinister as it is.
Has the BBC weighed in?
I'm still bugged about "Money For Nothing" by Dire Straits.
They've started editing it in the US now.
What has happened to "Free Speech"?

Ted Sallis wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 10, 2023 9:58 pm

^^ Thanks - hardly anyone else has determined or known the origin of my alias. To answer your question, no; I just thought the name was cool so I also used it as an alias when I was a musician (a very long time ago).

Ted

Somehow, someway, it all comes out.
Me? I was clueless

What changes did you hope he would make? I think the best covers do something different: Marilyn Manson - sweet dreams (betters the original in my opinion) Poison - Your mamma dont dance (again betters the original by a wide margin!) Sonata Arctica - Hell is living without you (Alice Cooper) & Stil...

RIP Ella

Thank You Lord Catfish.
Waiting with baited breath. Lol!

Ok, In fairness the current setlist of the 2022 tour is pretty much a dream come true for me, but i'm a fan, so listing things is what we do! 1: I am Made of you 2: Bed of nails 3: Billion Dollar Babies 4: Dragontown/Sex, death and money 5: Cold Machines 6: Under the Bed 7: Dangerous Tonight 8: Not...

Enjoy your day. Dr. D. !

Saint&Sinner wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 10, 2022 12:11 am

I saw this advertised and immediately passed. this is something they would have to pay me to attend.
Move along, nothing to see here!

Who's opening & who's closing?
Also, does Vince have any voice left?

Oh, and Eric Singer added a lot to the show too. The flaming drumstick solo (how does he keep them lit?), the hat toss, and the military drum roll he adds to Pick Up the Bones are all great. I knew a drummer that did a flaming stick solo before Y2K. His technique was to wrap his drumstick tips in c...

wow! And on the heels of the silent Toronto Dec 1973 footage, stuff still turning up after all these years. That's the amazing thing isn't it. That stuff like this is still turning up in attics and sheds half a century after the event. Makes you wonder just what else is out there collecting dust......

Don't recall that performance.
I must've been out partying
Thanks for the link.

At that era's ticket prices, we were told, we weren't making anywhere near the money that the media was reporting, as in The New Tycoons (Cover of Forbes Magazine), because we were putting our money back into the show, which meant the stage. At the beginning of one of the chapters in your book, you...

I was most influenced early on, therefore those are the albums that changed my life. But then I found my own style of playing, and writing, and outside influences subsided to the point where all of my time was focused on creating my own music. Not listening to what I had recorded, but creating new ...