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Ed James - Meet Ed James - this is great pop rock stuff....I'm gonna have to grab the rest of his albums .... next month :angry:

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Sir Paul Rodgers - Live In Glasgow :bowdown:

Absolute F***ing Killer live disc!!!

 

Judas Priest - Ram It Down

Judas Priest - Screaming For Vengeance

America - Here & Now

Ozzy Osbourne - Black Rain

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Sir Paul Rodgers - Live In Glasgow :bowdown:

Absolute F***ing Killer live disc!!!

 

What else would you expect :lol:

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Accept - RESTLESS & WILD

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Sir Paul Rodgers - Live In Glasgow :bowdown:

Absolute F***ing Killer live disc!!!

 

What else would you expect :lol:

 

Exactly!! Even 30 years on, the man can still show most so called vocalists what it is all about - Absolutely F***ing awesome in an awesomely awesome way. I say the old boy is rather awesome isn't he.

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Funny Money - STICK IT

 

Trouble - SIMPLE MIND CONDITION

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Bloodbound - NOSFERATU

Helstar - BURNING STAR

Distant Thunder - WELCOME THE END

Pantera - I AM THE NIGHT

D*A*D - NO FUEL LEFT FOR THE PILGRIMS

Warlock - BURNING THE WITCHES

Fear Not - S/T

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Eyes - S/T.

Guitar Wars Hard Rock Cafe Japan - Various Artists......What a version of the Zep classic When The Levee Breaks....Huge heavy sound.

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Lyve Vicious Tour.

Dog Face - Unleashed.

:bowdown: Paul Rodgers - Live In Glasgow.

:bowdown: Paul Rodgers - Now.

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Within Temptation - The Heart of Everything

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Two Of A Kind - S/T

Judas Priest - Ram It Down

Blind Alley - Infinity Ends

Bad Co. - Merchants Of Cool

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    • My thoughts exactly  
    • Some of these I have touched on in the past, but not found myself desperate to explore more. For instance 8 have hardline eclipse and also II. But that's it  Same with a few others on the list, I may have an album. So I guess I really want another Tyketto where the whole catalogue is great. If any on the list fit that bill. In the past I tried out Alfo November. The one with a brick wall in it?, Lillian Axe and a Loudness. Maybe I need to try them again. I purposefully left some off, like Vibbie Vincent Invasion because of the screechy vocals. I guess I always put Mark Free in that group as well.
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    • New song 'Burning Like A Falling Star' from the forthcoming album 'Full Circle'.    
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