so then, newbies, tell us a bit about yourselves...
I'm a 37 year old life time rocker. I live in Cheshire with wife, 2
kids and various animals. I have been a subscriber to Classic Rock for
12months and enjoy (except when they go off the rails and review bands
like Keane!!) almost every issue. The first record I brought was
"another brick in the wall " 7" First album was Jailbreak by Thin
Lizzy. My first concert was Marillion at the Victoria Halls Hanley. My
first festival was Donnington 1985.
I drive my wife mad cus i dont throw anything music related away hence
a record collection of 1000+ LPs and over 1000 cds plus magazines,
ticket stubs concert programmes and over 250gb on my pc!
My favourite album is UFO Strangers In The Night
Favorite Song is No Quater Led Zep
Favourite Guitarist Rory Gallagher
Best Concert The Cult - Electric tour
Best Festival Reading 1987
Best memory getting a backstage pass to donnington
If your still awake thanks for reading and I look forward to chatting
with you.
Cheers
Gareth (frispy)
Good to have you on boad
Kat
I play bass and guitar but have no band at present - anyone near to
Bedford and fancy a jam?
Been subscribing to CR for 2 years.
Jayzeph
Your list of favourite bands gets you an official invite to this group.
Rock on.
Welcome aboard. Being 38, I was born ten years earlier. Don't worry - you
didn't miss a thing. It was all power cuts, Bay City Rollers and having to
go to school - the telly was quite good though (Clangers, Camberwick Green,
Fingerbobs etc) and there seemed to be much more custard for tea.
M.
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Take it from someone who is 10 year older (well, 12 actually but who's
counting?), you do NOT want to be 10 years older. 22 is a great age -
enjoy it.
And welcome to the group, looking forward to chatting with you
Kat
G
I'm Jon, but my alter ego is Brother JB, host of the Rock & Roll
Clubhouse on KRFC in Fort Collins, CO (and streaming worldwide at
krfcfm.org) It's a freeform rock & roll program, in which I'm likely
to play the Buzzcocks, Little Richard, Deep Purple, Gene Vincent and
Hanoi Rocks in the same set. You can view playlists and other stuff at
myspace.com/rockclubhouse
I'm 44 and originally from NYC, where I had the good fortune as a
teenager to see such legends at Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers and
the Ramones in their prime.
I love any kind of rock that kicks ass. Glam, punk, metal, garage
rock, whatever. Also soul. I used to host the soul show on teh
station and love Wilson Pickett, Otis, et. al.
My fave band of all time -- The Clash. They're also the best live band
I ever saw.
Fave album -- changes all the time. Right now, let's say "Raw Power"
by the Stooges
My current obsession - hair metal. I'm no rock snob...Faster Pussycat,
L.A. Guns and Cinderella put a big smile on my face. Too bad I waited
until I no longer had hair to discover the glories of hair bands.
Jon
I just realised nobody posted on here to welcome you to the group.
Shame on us, we are a very friendly bunch normally. look forward to
chatting with you.
Kat
Your shame is most appreciated :)
Glad to be here.
Brother JB
On Sep 28, 5:55 pm, "Greg (Owner)" <gregreadi...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
I am Ben. Hello.
I live in Lincoln with two women and an annoying four year old girl.
They're not lesbians (at least I hope they're not because I'm supposed
to be marrying one of them at some stage). I spend most of my life
half-heartedly listening to meaningless conversations about make-up and
clothes. It's a sort of oestrogen hell of Wife Swap, How Clean Is Your
House, What Not To Wear and bewildering mood-swings. I have never seen
so many hygeine products in one bathroom and I spend most of the time
with Lego embedded in my knees.
As some of you may be aware, I work as an illustrator. The job
basically involves sitting in front of a computer drawing silly
pictures of Ozzy Osbourne. I have also accidentally become a writer.
Next year I'm hoping to become a world-famous movie star as I hear the
money's quite good (that is if I can get rid of the tits that have
pitched up on my upper torso recently ... damn you booze, damn you!).
I haven't got an iPod because I found out the price and nearly had a
stroke. I did buy a (possibly stolen) generic MP3 player off a man at
the market and now see myself at the vanguard of the digital revolution
having access to under 30 songs whenever the infernal machine decides
it's going to work (about 27% of the time). I do own a dog, however,
which is almost like owning an iPod if an iPod's principal function was
shitting on my carpet and farting violently (I can't see the sales
being quite so healthy if this is what iPods actually did - but it's
certainly something Apple might think about for their next model).
In common with a lot of men of my age I'm obsessed with Hitler. This
makes me easy to buy for when Christmas and birthdays come around
though terrifically boring to talk to in a pub when I climb aboard my
high-horse. Christmas is coming up again soon and I will genuinely
seeth if my damned family gets me the same sort of shit they got me
last year, none of which was Third Reich-related in the slightest. I
don't know about you, but I'm perfectly capable of buying my own socks
and underpants thankyou very much (and when I do I certainly don't buy
pants with a cartoon cock poking out of the fly bearing the legend
'ANYONE FOR TENNIS?!!!!'). As an act of vengeance I have this year
bought everyone I know plastic foldable vases. This will really get up
my grandfather's nose because the only thing the old bastard ever wants
is whiskey (actually, he looks a bit like Hitler and was once described
by a relative as 'a bit of a slippery customer').
I also once convinced a girl I was seeing (and who won £100,000 on a
scratchcard two days after we broke up and which I still have
nightmares about) that I had coined the phrase 'lethal injection'. To
be honest, the relationship never progressed much past sex.
Good evening.
:-)
Rob
ditto ..kind of ... I didn't even bother mentioning that since so few
find it of so little interest to most ...and the writing too...
here's a link to the 'five-star' reviews of one of 'mine' at amazon....
...needless to say, having submitted the odd review to CR I never ever
heard anything back from them..
almost forgot...age....34 on friday.
Kat
Jamie wrote:
> Welcome to the group Bat. So when are Glyder gonna play some gigs in
> South Wales then ?
Dont know Jamie, next year maybe, played in North Wales recently in the
Tivoli, Thanks for the welcome
Welcome. If you've been following the group for a long time you might
have noticed your band has some fans on here already! Woody has given
your CD a big thumbs up in recent months. Are you touring the whole of
the UK next year? We would love to see you in Scotland
Kat
PS: God, the Tivoli, I saw Lawnmower Deth there once.........a LONG
time ago though....
Batt,
I have indeed raved about the Glyder album on this site. There are
several of us who really like it so keep up the good work, you are very
welcome here :)
One of you should pop round for a visit - there must be a spare rowing boat
around somewhere!
M.
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Rob
I'm a 40 year old (only just) rocker living in Stockport, near
Manchester. Single, no kids mainly because I was too busy going out in
my 20's & early 30's to bother settling down & now it's completely
passed me by. I'm hoping to hook up with like minded metalheads to rave
about my favourite pastime in the whole world.
I've been a CR subscriber for about 2 years but have read it for a lot
longer than that. I love it & am finding more amazing rock bands
because of it.
I have many favourite albums but up there are Magnum - On A
Storytellers Night, Deep Purple - Machine Head, Metallica - Master of
Puppets, Megadeth - Peace Sells, Rainbow - Rising, Ozzy - Blizzard of
Oz.
Favorite Song is Deep Purple - Perfect Strangers
Favourite Guitarist is Ritchie Blackmore
Best Concert - Velvet Revolver, Manchester Apollo 2005
Best Festival - Deep Purple The Return of the Knebworth Fayre
Favourite New Band - Mostly Autumn
Favourite book - The Dirt, Motley Crue
I don't get the chance to go to many concerts now or Jillys as any
mates I've got that were into metal have given up the cause &
abandonded the altar of rock n' roll. Maybe registering on here will
help change that.
Keep the faith
Glen
Thanks Jamie. Much appreciated.
Glen
Rob
Welcome, especially to a fellow trench foot victim from Knebworth in 85.
Rob
They'll just have to put their backs in to it. In my day we had to row that
far to get to school every day, with one oar, and the boat was leaky, young
people today ... etc etc etc.
It was you that brought me here. I was googling Glyder and I stumbled
across this place,
Deep Purple perfect strangers great album and also mentioned Blizzrd of
Ozz, an absolutre masterpeice, Those were the days when Ozzy was real,
Glen
Glen
llama
llama
llama
I didnt know you didnt have the roadstar album. I'll send you a copy
today. Email me and let me know where you want it sent to
Kat
Operation mindcrime rocks! love that album on one of the solos there is
this bum note and I cant understand why they left it there but it
amuses me evertime I hear it cant remember the name of the track but
next time it get a spin ill take note, otherwise a class album, any
opinions on mindcrime 2? havent got it yet
Rob
Favourite album at the moment is Headless Cross
Favourite song at the moment is Pain & Pleasure by Judas Priest
Favourite bands - Iron Maiden, Zep, Purple, Black Sabbath, Judas
Priest, Metallica, Gary Moore, GNR, Motorhead, Ozzy & Halford solo
......
Best Concert ~ Iron Maiden, National Ice Centre, Notts, 04/12/03
Best tribute gig ~ Boot-Led-Zeppelin, Cambridge Corn Exchange, 2006. I
have raved about it here.
Favourite book ~ Run To The Hills [yey]
White Line Fever, High Fidelity by Nick Hornby
Proud member of Iron Maiden FC, can say 'I like rock music' in about 3
languages, have been to less concerts than I would like due to things I
cannot change.
I also never throw anything away & have kept almost every issue of CR
since I started collecting it, although I only subscribed to it later.
I know exactly what you mean. A lot of people round my way were never
at the altar of Rock n Roll in the first place. They are starting to
lose the will to live!
Feel free to E Mail me anytime at clairem...@tiscali.co.uk
I'm not new but I've been away for a while. Had all sorts going on
outside this place, but that's all for another day.
I want to say a BIG, BIG HELLO and welcome to all the new folks!
And for those that know me, it's good to be back!
PS I love OM1 but OM2 has yet to grow on me - should I give it a few
more spins?
Rob
Kat
Welcome, good to have you in the Secret Santa too.
All you other newbies can join in too.
Hello, and welcome, if I missed any of you by the way.
M
Another Mostly Autumn fan is always good news.
Rob
Welcome mate. Mostly Autumn are one of my favourite bands too. I've
already paid for my copy of Heart Full Of Sky. Can't wait till it
arrives. Fish is one of the luckiest guys in the world!!
Glen
I spend my day protecting Penelope Pitstop from the evil Hooded Claw.
In the evening, I loiter around the Camden Underworld, the Walthamstow
Standard or the Astoria.
Favourite bands: Paradise Lost, Magnum and the Scorpions.
I'll be seeing WASP tommorrow and Slayer on Sunday.
Good taste in music. I've been waiting to see Blackie & the crew for
years but unfortunately no-one I know is in to metal any more & don't
want to be stood there like billy no-mates so I missed the opportunity
to see them at Manchester Academy. Let me know how good they were.
Glen
Glen
Cheers. Sorry I haven't been back here since I posted my comment.
WASP were great. We stood just behind the mixing desk so got a really
good view and the bar was right behind us!
I've probable seen you at the Underworld. My next one is White Lion.
I'll be wearing a Freak Of Nature T-Shirt!
John
I'm a late 40 something Prog Rock fan. I started listening to GOOD
ROCK music in the late 60's early 70's. In fact the very first I
remember was 'Paint It Black' by the Stones in 196... I was quite
lucky and was introduced to the likes of Floyd, Tull, Yes, Genesis,
Cream, Joe Cocker and the like whilst 'fagging' the Praefects rest room
at school (yes I am an ex-public school boy, but then again so are Phil
Collins etc...). Having carried many hundreds of casettes around the
world on numerous occassions, I am now very thankful for a) the MP3
player with 60 GB 's to record onto; b) napster etc and c) CD's. I now
have most of the music I know about and space to put a lot more on. I
have been buying CR for about 4 years now and it seems that the world
(prog) rock scene is really healthy at the moment and thanks to CR I am
being introduced to loads more.
Long Live Rock
Liemaster
I'm a 41 year old rocker with prog leanings, living in Wigan.
Favourite Bands: Marillion (Fish era), Fish, Yes, Genesis, Dream
Theater, UFO, Rainbow....etc etc..the list seems endless...
I'm rediscovering the joy of vinyl..despise MP3's...even CD's...BRING
BACK THE GATEFOLD SLEEVE
Been off and on posting a bit recently hence the glut of messages tonight -
it has been a touch busy at wok of late.
Rob
Yeah, another Magnum fan onboard here. :-)
I'm a 36 year old 'DC fan from over here in Derry, N. Ireland. I've
been a Rocker for over 20 years. 'DC weere my first love & my tastes
still lean towards bands of the classic 70's/80's era. I love Rainbow,
Black Crowes, Zeppelin, WASP, Queensryche among others.
I was at Donington back in '91 & was at my first Euro festival this
year, namely the Bang your Head festival in Germany.A fantastic
experience which I would recommend to anyone, I see that Thunder &
Nazereth have been added to next year's bill. Nice one.
My favourite album this year is TOOL's 10000 Days which up to a couple
of years ago I wouldn't have dreamed about listening to as I like
immediate music but in the past while I've started listening to
Porcupine Tree, Dream Theater, Thunderstone, Evergrey & other bands I
didn't know existed 3 years ago.
I also run a Rock/Metal website called www.imarocker.com & I present a
Rock Radio show here in Derry.
My name's Dee and I'm 35 and I live in London. I have been a rock fan
since the mid 80's. I love UFO, Rush, Thin Lizzy, Dio, Motley Crue,
Judas Priest to name but a few. The last gig I went to was Asia in
Shepherds Bush Empire at the beginning of November.
Dee
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In the words of George Harrison - Love One Anotehr - xox
But where's me manners? (Am i just typping with myself?)
My name's Duarte, but call me Draco; i think it's easier for english
tongues... Yeah, ok... it's a fantasy thing...
I'm a 26 year old Rocker, Hard Rocker, Headbanger, Metalhead,
whatever!...
Basicly i love any music that's GOOD!... Then i worry 'bout the tag;
for filing purposes only.
My first musical experience that i'm proud of is this that my relatives
have told me:
when i was 3 years old, tops, i would pester my mum's bro, when he got
home from work,
to put on a little black plastic disc wich one would remove from a hard
papper case
that had a drawing of a sort of monster charging towards you... gettin'
goosebumps just remembering it...
Later i found out it was Nazareth's "Telegram" single... My uncle still
has it!...
Apparentely he'd put it on and i'd jump up and down on a chair!
But the one i really remember is bein' 'bout 4 or 5 years old and
leaning against the roomdoor of two of
my father's bros and hearing THE SOUNDS!... The memory i hold dearest
to my heart
is closing my eyes and hearing that "Gold Ballads" album by
Scorpions...!
Fuck!... I can't even begin to describe it... The sooouuuundsssss...
The mellllllooooooodyyyy... The guitars!....
I'm infected for Life with ROCK 'N' ROLL ! AND DAMN PROUD OF IT!
It's been a tough struggle through the years gettin' albums,
information, news, pictures, never mind goin' to shows...
See, i live in Madeira, it's an island...
I'm ramblin'...
Hope to trade ideas, have roaring debates,
stand by my points of view and being humbled by your wisdom...
"Be my friend, be my brother.
Be the pipper; play the call..."
or as Joey funnily sang:
"Pleased ta meet ya!..."
Rob