Music I like, what do you like??

[dogooder]

 

[Eric V]

 

[DM60]

I might already posted this, but I thought this was always a pretty good song. The album wasn't that great, but this song really stands on its own.

 

[Eric V]

More Yes love.....Wakeman is incredible!

 

[Serendipity Records]

More Yes love.....Wakeman is incredible!

Who's the bassist? I seem to recognize him from an ELO concert video?

 

[Eric V]

Who's the bassist? I seem to recognize him from an ELO concert video?

IDK, I was wondering too

 

[Eric V]

Who's the bassist? I seem to recognize him from an ELO concert video?

I looked up bass with ELO and found him to be Iain Hornal - he played with both Yes and ELO

 

[Serendipity Records]

IDK, I was wondering too

I looked up bass with ELO and found him to be Iain Hornal - he played with both Yes and ELO

Lee Pomeroy. Hornal is not a lefty.

 

[Seeker of Rock]

To RUSH, first concert I saw was G/P Market Square. Minus all of the FOH tech today, every song sounded like the album…even in a shitty acoustic arena like Market Square. Musicianship, zero defects. Tight as fuck and every ounce of musician energy to make every tiny part authentic done live.

 

[Eric V]

I have seen tons of concerts and Matchbox 20 sounded awesome. Perfect sound. Second in sound quality was Sting.

 

[Seeker of Rock]

My fav band concert ever and may’ve mentioned in one of these pages l was SRV and Fab Thunderbirds in ‘86. Par 64 lights on likely a Leprechaun board, 2000 seat venue, best performance and show I’ve ever seen

 

[Eric V]

My fav band concert ever and may’ve mentioned in one of these pages l was SRV and Fab Thunderbirds in ‘86. Par 64 lights on likely a Leprechaun board, 2000 seat venue, best performance and show I’ve ever seen

I saw SRV too - best live guitar playing I've ever seen/heard!

 

[TalismanRich]

For me, that was some of the best stuff that Yes ever did. I played the DAYLIGHTS out of Close to the Edge. The 8 track was in the car, and the album was in bedroom on the turntable.

 

[Eric V]

For me, that was some of the best stuff that Yes ever did. I played the DAYLIGHTS out of Close to the Edge. The 8 track was in the car, and the album was in bedroom on the turntable.

I still love that album, even more than Fragile

 

[DM60]

Come on, give it up for the man!

 

[dogooder]

I saw them early in their career before Wakeman joined. It was this concert, poor audio.

 

[dogooder]

1972 Pocono Mountain Festival