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Monday, 18 June 2018
quote [ Fleetwood Mac's second album after the incorporation of Buckingham and Nicks, 1977's Rumours, produced four U.S. Top 10 singles (including Nicks' song "Dreams"), and remained at No.1 on the American albums chart for 31 weeks, as well as reaching the top spot in various countries around the world. ]
A young guy at my office had never heard Tusk before, and was only vaguely aware of Fleetwood Mac. I LOVED this song when it came out. I was ten. I listen to it again every few years and it still gives me chills. Plus, Stevie Nicks skipping and twirling a baton is to die for. What more could you want? As a public service, I'm posting it as a quickie.
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midden said @ 8:59pm GMT on 19th June
You have to admit, though, that King Crimson, as freaking awesome as they have been/are in their many incarnations, have never been exactly main stream. It's not that hard to have never heard of them.
I was first introduce to K.C. indirectly, by my first live concert. My oldest sister, who was working as a college radio DJ, took me to see Laurie Anderson on her Mr. Heartbreak tour, and her touring guitarist was Adrian Belew. What he did with his guitar blew my little mind. Belew lead to Robert Fripp & Co.
Krimson as the musical guest on the show Fridays, playing Elephant talk. And they're actually playing it live.
King Crimson: Elephant Talk (live on Fridays)
midden said @ 9:00pm GMT on 19th June
You have to admit, though, that King Crimson, as freaking awesome as they have been/are in their many incarnations, have never been exactly main stream. It's not that hard to have never heard of them.
I was first introduce to K.C. indirectly, by my first live concert. My oldest sister, who was working as a college radio DJ, took me to see Laurie Anderson on her Mr. Heartbreak tour, and her touring guitarist was Adrian Belew. What he did with his guitar blew my little mind. Belew lead to Robert Fripp & Co.
Crimson as the musical guest on the show Fridays, playing Elephant talk. And they're actually playing it live.
King Crimson: Elephant Talk (live on Fridays)
midden said @ 9:06pm GMT on 19th June
You have to admit, though, that King Crimson, as freaking awesome as they have been/are in their many incarnations, have never been exactly main stream. It's not that hard to have never heard of them.
I was first introduce to K.C. indirectly, by my first live concert. My oldest sister, who was working as a college radio DJ, took me to see Laurie Anderson on her Mr. Heartbreak tour, and her touring guitarist was Adrian Belew. What he did with his guitar blew my little mind. Belew lead to Robert Fripp & Co.
Crimson as the musical guest on the show Fridays, playing Elephant talk. And they're actually playing it live. They are so freaking tight, it blows my mind; Fripp, Belew, Bruford, Levin, what a fantastic alternative music super-group.
King Crimson: Elephant Talk (live on Fridays)
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midden said @ 8:59pm GMT on 19th June
You have to admit, though, that King Crimson, as freaking awesome as they have been/are in their many incarnations, have never been exactly main stream. It's not that hard to have never heard of them.
I was first introduce to K.C. indirectly, by my first live concert. My oldest sister, who was working as a college radio DJ, took me to see Laurie Anderson on her Mr. Heartbreak tour, and her touring guitarist was Adrian Belew. What he did with his guitar blew my little mind. Belew lead to Robert Fripp & Co.
Crimson as the musical guest on the show Fridays, playing Elephant talk. And they're actually playing it live. They are so freaking tight, it blows my mind; Fripp, Belew, Bruford, Levin, what a fantastic alternative music super-group.
King Crimson: Elephant Talk (live on Fridays)
