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Change of direction now as Fret loves disco so much. After all it is Saturday night (fever).

Shake your booty (no matter how big it is)

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Ghost - Infestissumam
Marillion - Happiness is the road Vol 2
The Answer - Everyday Demons

Mayhem : De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas

WASP - The crimson idol
Halestorm - Reanimate Covers EP

Children of Bodom : Hexed

David Bowie Glastonbury 2000. BBC2.
Never seen before. I have the CD though. I love Sterling Cambell's drumming, Earl Slick is on form. Bowie brilliant. Fantastic stuff. Beyond superlatives.

ArloFlynn wrote: ↑Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:06 pm David Bowie Glastonbury 2000. BBC2.
Never seen before. I have the CD though. I love Sterling Cambell's drumming, Earl Slick is on form. Bowie brilliant. Fantastic stuff. Beyond superlatives.

Am recording it.

I'm sure you will enjoy it when watch it.

Sinéad O’Connor ~~~~ Collabrations ~~~~ wonderfully diverse range of music featuring artists like Moby, U2, The The, Peter Gabriel, Jah Wobble etc.

I think she is a unique, complex and often troubled soul, at her best, to my ears she ranks as one of the very best female singers I have heard (live or recorded). I was lucky to get tickets for her 2012 Manchester Cathedral gig, this was an intimate affair with limited tickets. The venue is dramatic and perfect for voice. She played 18 songs that evening and you could not fail to be won over by the scope of the music and her honest and ever present vulnerability. Collaborations is worth a listen

Thunder - The magnificent seventh
Genesis - Duke
Iggy Pop - Lust for life
AC/DC - Highway to hell