What rock music are you listening to? Non-Jazz, Non-Classical.

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[Bluesnik]

15 hours ago, BFrank said:

Saw them last night in a small venue here in SF. Great show!

Very good cover! With that crazed clown. But what Chamaleons were this? The British or the American? And I'm not even sure there are two. Not sure about the Americans.

Edited October 26, 2022 by Bluesnik

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Staggeringly beautiful.  Best historical release of 2022?

 

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3 hours ago, BFrank said:

This is the Chameleons UK. Their core albums came out in the 80's

That's the ones I also know mainly. They were Madchester, weren't they? About the other ones I don't know nearly nothing. And from the 80s is from when I know them too.

Edited October 27, 2022 by Bluesnik
Madchester

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1 hour ago, EKE BBB said:

Cover Art Classic ....

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Nile Rodgers + Bernard Edwards masterpiece ....

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1 hour ago, soulpope said:

Nile Rodgers + Bernard Edwards masterpiece ....

I thought We are family was a Chic piece...

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5 minutes ago, Bluesnik said:

I thought We are family was a Chic piece...

Nope, but "C'est Chic" was - as "We are Family" - another masterpiece by Nile Rodgers + Bernard Edwards ....

[Bluesnik]

Yes Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards were great. Separately or together. I still remember Nile Rodgers' participation in Bowie's Let's dance. Or more recently with Daft Punk

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[EKE BBB]

The Smiths’ “Louder than bombs” compilation on repeat mode. What a wonderful collection of songs! 
 

I was not so wrong when I was a big fan, being 15/20 years old.

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[felser]

2 hours ago, ghost of miles said:

Great stuff, especially "You Set the Scene".

[Joe]

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18 hours ago, felser said:

Great stuff, especially "You Set the Scene".

It’s such a great collection—almost all of the good stuff from the first two albums and Forever Changes in its entirety, plus a nice selection of post-1968 material. Love’s a band that just sounds better and better to me as time goes on. 

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1 hour ago, ghost of miles said:

It’s such a great collection—almost all of the good stuff from the first two albums and Forever Changes in its entirety, plus a nice selection of post-1968 material. Love’s a band that just sounds better and better to me as time goes on. 

Agreed, and they had the wisdom to leave off the 19 minute foolishness   of "Revelation", which wasted half of 'Da Capo', where they could have put a whole side of fine Bryan MacLean compositions.  I had that set in the early days of CD's, eventually replaced by remastered versions of the individual albums.  And Arthur Lee/Love stayed interesting throughout, no matter how trashed he/they got. 2003's 'Forever Changes' concert is fantastic, and miraculous for being so.  Grab the DVD.

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17 hours ago, felser said:

Agreed, and they had the wisdom to leave off the 19 minute foolishness   of "Revelation", which wasted half of 'Da Capo', where they could have put a whole side of fine Bryan MacLean compositions.  I had that set in the early days of CD's, eventually replaced by remastered versions of the individual albums.  And Arthur Lee/Love stayed interesting throughout, no matter how trashed he/they got. 2003's 'Forever Changes' concert is fantastic, and miraculous for being so.  Grab the DVD.

I watched the 2003 Glastonbury concert on YouTube the other night and was blown away by both how good he still sounded and how amazing it was to hear that album performed live.

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