Another music question

[stevie c]

Hi folks
What is your'e all time favourite album?

Mine has to be Babylon By Bus by the late great Robert Nesta Marley (Bob Marley)

The tracks really tell a story with brilliant guitar & other instruments played.

[lastlid]

So hard to choose......so many.....

[Terpe]

So hard to choose......so many.....

Same here.
Really depends on my mood.

[imagine]

i have 1 or 2 ,, tommy, double album by london philamonic orchestra,

pink floyed, dark side of the moon

meat loaf, bat out of hell,

jim steinman, bad for good

[lastlid]

i have 1 or 2 ,, tommy, ......




That deaf dumb and blind kid sure plays a mean pinball.....:xxgrinning--00xx3:

One of my favourites.

[imagine]

how do you think he does it :Erm:

[grahamw48]

Hi folks
What is your'e all time favourite album?

Mine has to be Babylon By Bus by the late great Robert Nesta Marley (Bob Marley)

The tracks really tell a story with brilliant guitar & other instruments played.

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You've great taste Steve.:xxgrinning--00xx3: I bought that one when it came out ...1978 I think. :Erm:
Still love all those tracks. :) 'Punky Reggae Party' yeah ! :REDancedancer08:

[grahamw48]

High Tide and Green Grass...Stones.

Rubber Soul...Beatles

Electric Ladyland...Hendrix.

Dark Side of the Moon....Floyd.

Abraxis...Santana.

Ziggy Stardust...Bowie

+ soooo many more. :)

[imagine]

High Tide and Green Grass...Stones.

Rubber Soul...Beatles

Electric Ladyland...Hendrix.

Dark Side of the Moon....Floyd.

Abraxis...Santana.

Ziggy Stardust...Bowie

+ soooo many more. :)

spiders from mars :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[lastlid]

how do you think he does it :Erm:

Supple wrists, of course. And crazy flipper fingers...:icon_lol:

[grahamw48]

Damn I so much wanted to be one of those guys who could impress the girls with those lightening flipper fingers at the coffee bar after school.

After that it was the Scooter-boys and Bikers stealing their hearts...and then the rich guys with the flashy cars. :bigcry:

What did I have to offer ?

I bred exhibition mice. :NoNo:

[Terpe]

Hi folks
What is your'e all time favourite album?

Mine has to be Babylon By Bus by the late great Robert Nesta Marley (Bob Marley)

The tracks really tell a story with brilliant guitar & other instruments played.

That's a great choice Steve.

I'm a big fan of Bob Marley.
I was lucky enough to be able to go to the "Babylon by Bus" concert tour in Japan.
That was 1979 :olddude:

I remember it so well, they played in a really small theatre in Shinjuku, probable only a couple thousand people at most, but what a great atmosphere.
The Japanese were so polite (as usual) and just really excited to be there. Reggae music was just getting popular at that time and I remember they played "No Woman, No Cry" twice.
Once for Bob Marley to sing and another for the audience to sing. Great memories.

[stevie c]

That's a great choice Steve.

I'm a big fan of Bob Marley.
I was lucky enough to be able to go to the "Babylon by Bus" concert tour in Japan.
That was 1979 :olddude:

I remember it so well, they played in a really small theatre in Shinjuku, probable only a couple thousand people at most, but what a great atmosphere.
The Japanese were so polite (as usual) and just really excited to be there. Reggae music was just getting popular at that time and I remember they played "No Woman, No Cry" twice.
Once for Bob Marley to sing and another for the audience to sing. Great memories.

Wow peter im so envious of you...One of my biggest disapointments was not getting to see Bob Marley concert live. He really is a legend in my eyes.

That must of been a trully amazing experiance for you to actually be there in person to see the babylon by bus concert Im jealous :D

[stevie c]

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You've great taste Steve.:xxgrinning--00xx3: I bought that one when it came out ...1978 I think. :Erm:
Still love all those tracks. :) 'Punky Reggae Party' yeah ! :REDancedancer08:

Thanks Graham I actually have all the albums that Bob recorded ie Exodus,Confrontation, Survival & so on...All are excellent albums that you never ever get tired of listening to. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[grahamw48]

Wow peter im so envious of you...One of my biggest disapointments was not getting to see Bob Marley concert live. He really is a legend in my eyes.

That must of been a trully amazing experiance for you to actually be there in person to see the babylon by bus concert Im jealous :D

I've a confession to make:

Around 1974/5 (when I was well into Reggae...had been since the 60s) a band were due to appear at York University at the usual entry fee of around a quid. I was a regular at these gigs.

Anyway, they were called 'The Wailers'.

I hadn't heard of them, so didn't bother going because there was a party or something on that night too. :cwm3:

Never did get to see Bob since...or Peter Tosh, who I also like. :bigcry:

[stevie c]

:yikes::NoNo: What a mistake Graham if you only knew then what you knew now :doh

[Terpe]

Wow peter im so envious of you...One of my biggest disapointments was not getting to see Bob Marley concert live. He really is a legend in my eyes.

That must of been a trully amazing experiance for you to actually be there in person to see the babylon by bus concert Im jealous :D

I going to make you more envious now Steve, I saw him the next day also :)

It was really strange, he played Shinjuku two days running. Both venues were really very small. Our group of about 15 were offered free tickets for the next day so we took them.
It was basically a very similar set, but the whole atmosphere just a little different. I think a lot of people went to both concerts.
I may have some photo's I try and look them out.

Unforgetable. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[Terpe]

It's a funny thing, but the next best concert I enjoyed following Bob Marley was Tina Turner at Birmingham NEC. I can't remember the year though.
I didn't really want to go but only agreed to make up the numbers. As I said it was just truly memorable.

Funny old world.

[stevie c]

I going to make you more envious now Steve, I saw him the next day also :)

It was really strange, he played Shinjuku two days running. Both venues were really very small. Our group of about 15 were offered free tickets for the next day so we took them.
It was basically a very similar set, but the whole atmosphere just a little different. I think a lot of people went to both concerts.
I may have some photo's I try and look them out.

Unforgetable. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

Wow my mouth is watering at the thought of just being there :hubbahubba::hubbahubba::D

[stevie c]

It's a funny thing, but the next best concert I enjoyed following Bob Marley was Tina Turner at Birmingham NEC. I can't remember the year though.
I didn't really want to go but only agreed to make up the numbers. As I said it was just truly memorable.

Funny old world.

It surely is peter ....from Bob Marley to Tina Turner who would of thought of it :)