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I do! Just go tickets for a show in February at the Roseland. That is one of the worst venues in town, but will do it for BOC. Never seen them before and hope they still rock.
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I do! Just go tickets for a show in February at the Roseland. That is one of the worst venues in town, but will do it for BOC. Never seen them before and hope they still rock.
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Soft White Underbelly
Soft White Underbelly
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Not sure what they are like
Not sure what they are like these days but back in the day they rocked little venues in Rochester like The Penny Arcade. It was so much fun to be a hooligan back then :-)
https://rocwiki.org/The_Penny_Arcade
Have fun Ken!
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We saw them last year and
We saw them last year and they rocked.
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oooooh, you'll get a Don't
oooooh, you'll get a Don't Fear the Reaper!
just found this story about that song: https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2019/feb/19/how-we-made-blue-oyster-...
and this is epic: http://www.for-those-about-to-rock.com/funny/cowbell.htm
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So who's left? Eric Bloom
So who's left? Eric Bloom and Buck Dharma? The two brothers on bass and drums formed a different version of the band. Allen Lanier, the keyboardist, died.
But hey, Godzilla, Astronomy, E.T.I.
I'm Burning For You for the pissbreak.
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Portland?
Portland?
I better get up there for that.
thnx
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ej6h0QWh47c
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I liked the album Secret
I liked the album Secret Treaties when it came out in 1974. The local band would play these songs at the school dances in San Diego, and we thought it was rocking, surf music.
ME 262
https://youtu.be/SMG1WCVff0I
The Red and Black
https://youtu.be/zIawk-9PApw
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I remember a night they
I remember a night they played the Mabuhay Gardens on Broadway, San Francisco, billed as Soft White Underbelly. I was with the other crowd across the street waiting to get in to The Stone to see the Jerry Garcia Band.
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Soft White Underbelly
Soft White Underbelly
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Tonight
Tonight.
I have a rule that I don't listen to a recording of a band before seeing them live, but broke the rule and put on "Fire from an Unknown Origin"
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Have fun Ken.
Have fun Ken.
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Interesting. I have the same
Interesting. I have the same rule. I wonder how many zoners abide?
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The rule for me originated
The rule for me originated from some Cal Expo show in the early 90s when the tape we were listening to in the microbus while stuck in traffic going into the lot was way better than the band's actual performance that night.
Got Marshall Tucker on right now to cleanse the pallet.
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Ah. Love that flute.
Ah. Love that flute.
Its been my rule as long as I can remember. Always just wanted my receptors to be fresh, I guess.
Enjoy!
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Who remembers the movie The
Who remembers the movie The Stoned Age???
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJ3VLYnaVE4
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Show was good. For a band
Show was good. For a band that pioneered the use of lasers in concert, it was surprisingly unpretentious. They looked and dressed like your uncle's garage band and had only simple lights with no lasers. Music was well played and well mixed, although I thought it could be a notch louder.
Transmaniacon MC
Golden Age of Leather
Burnin' for You
Career of Evil
OD'd on Life Itself
Shooting Shark
The Vigil
E.T.I. (Extra Terrestrial Intelligence)
Buck's Boogie
Then Came the Last Days of May
Tattoo Vampire
Godzilla
Jam
(Don't Fear) The Reaper
Encore:
Flaming Telepaths
Hot Rails to Hell
ME 262
I Love the Night
Workshop of the Telescopes
Cities on Flame With Rock and Roll
Crowd was about 33% older dudes, 33% younger dudes, and 34% women of all ages who were the type of chicks you would like to party with, but wouldn't want to ever cross.
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Amazing - best I've ever seen
Amazing - best I've ever seen them.
ETI blew the roof off the place. They pretty much played everything I wanted to hear.
You're right- the place was a bit of a dump- but a lot of history in there.
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Last Days ...of May
Last Days ...of May
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXGUbokvIBo
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Saw them on the Black and
Saw them on the Black and Blue tour im 80. They played a free concert in a park thrown by a local radio station in maybe 98 with Govt. Mule opening when Woody was still alive. Left after Mule. Most people left really after Mule. Probably only a few hundred stuck around.
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folks in Atlanta got lucky
folks in Atlanta got lucky