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I'm not keen on hip hop either Kev, and agree with you about Lenny, but have to disagree about Oasis, can't stand their attitude.

I was a late adapter to vinyl albums as the only record player in our family home was in the kitchen/dining room, which was not the best place to listen to music. I preferred to listen to cassette 'albums' in my bedroom played on my trusty Toshiba portable, cassettes were also more versatile as...

Three American tunes, featuring Christopher Walken on Cow Bell ;) Blue Oyster Cult...Don't Fear The Reaper The B-52's...Rock Lobster Rage Against The Machine...Killing In The Name

Three Aussie Greats, gotta Luv the 70's; AC/DC...Back In Black The Angels...Take A Long Line Cold Chisel...Bow River

Jason, yeah mate, they certainly are talented musicians, with a unique style. Speaking of talented musicians, Jim Croce was one of the best, sadly died in a plane crash in 1973. Jim Croce...Time In A Bottle And of course some talented musicians don't receive the recognition they...

Yes Kev, it was mainly about the effects of that war on an Aussie Vet, being released 7 years after the majority of Aussie troops had left Vietnam. Not sure why Khe Sanh is featured as it was a US Marine controlled area, maybe to make the song more attractive to Americans as the band was trying...

Kev, I'm not surprised you haven't heard of Don Walker, same as the band he played in 'Cold Chisel'. They did not achieve success in the overseas market despite Cold Chisel being the most famous band in Australia, Cold Chisel are even more famous here than INXS and AC/DC etc. The band only...

As you may know, Clapton covered heaps of J J Cale songs, made a lot of money out of them.

Ha Ha have to laugh about Dr Who, the remakes keep failing because they are Not like the Classic versions, talk about Go Woke Go Broke.

She sure is, similar to Jenny Agutter in The Eagle has Landed etc :cool:

Yeah, great groups Kev. Don Walker wrote a lot of songs for the Aussie band Cold Chisel, the band covered the following song with Jimmy Barnes on vocals but for a change I'll use the version by Don Walker, with a Elvis Rockabilly angle. Lyrics for foreigners ;) 'Well, its the last call at...

Time to drop some acid man :oops: The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Voodoo Child (Slight Return)

Believe it or not, guys had chest hair back in the 70's, and weren't afraid to show it. Bad Company were officially a Supergroup back in the 1970s. Bad Company...I Feel Like Makin' Love Speaking of 'believe it or not', who remembers that wacky TV show, but I've heard worse theme songs ;)

True, but great to see this Bus still soldiers on in 1:24 from Sun Star, and prototype 1:1 scale: Skip to 2:12 on this video;

Kev, I do like orchestration but I only have a few prog rock songs on my playlist including Queen of course. There's some great kettle drum and sax action in this Aussie 80's tune, this was back in the day when there were actual corner shops everywhere in Australia. Now gone, together with...

If you like the Tool sound Kev, maybe check out Progressive Rock bands here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_progressive_rock_artists#T

Sorry, not PC, I meant PA for Panzer Ace.

I like them PC, new band to me. Now it's Tool Time ;) TOOL...Schism

According to the experts Blues has influenced a lot of musicians, but sometimes difficult to attribute a single Genre to a Song let alone a Band, I guess that is why they seem to apply several Genres these days. Some softer Blues/Rock tunes from my list: John Mayer...Slow Dancing in a Burning...