WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO......RIGHT NOW......Mk III

Dead 10-19-73

this one is siiiiiick

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Machinegunner said:
Lou, the OG troll.
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I don't know how I've overlooked this album till now, really digging it. I think in part because for so many years I overlooked the whole 77 to mid eighties music that wasn't say indie/alternative/punk. So for 'regular" music or groups/artists that originated in the 60's I just didn't bother, figured it was their twilight years and how wrong I was. Many bands even bands that formed in the early 70's I have found some of their stuff from this era as my favorites of their work.
Now overall in general i think the era from about 77 to 84 is one of my favorites...I even love the production on a lot of this stuff and things like Billy Squire even I am digging.
 
DdBob said:
I don't know how I've overlooked this album till now, really digging it. I think in part because for so many years I overlooked the whole 77 to mid eighties music that wasn't say indie/alternative/punk. So for 'regular" music or groups/artists that originated in the 60's I just didn't bother, figured it was their twilight years and how wrong I was. Many bands even bands that formed in the early 70's I have found some of their stuff from this era as my favorites of their work.
Now overall in general i think the era from about 77 to 84 is one of my favorites...I even love the production on a lot of this stuff and things like Billy Squire even I am digging.
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There’s honestly not much Lou I could ever dislike, even if he’s just merely making a fuck you statement (Metal Machine etc.). I enjoy The Bells and the snide disco trolling (only thing maybe better is Zappa’s riotous Disco Boy), the title track is particularly superb. Incidentally Bowie was a big Billy Squier fan.

Also, happy 55 to me today! :beer:

 
Machinegunner said:
There’s honestly not much Lou I could ever dislike, even if he’s just merely making a fuck you statement (Metal Machine etc.). I enjoy The Bells and the snide disco trolling (only thing maybe better is Zappa’s riotous Disco Boy), the title track is particularly superb. Incidentally Bowie was a big Billy Squier fan.

Also, happy 55 to me today! :beer:

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I did not know that about Bowie....Billy Squire was the first music I ever owned. A neighbor friend gave me a copied cassette (which I played on my Toshiba Walkman). It was the "Don't say no" album which had "The Stroke" and on side B was some REO Speedwagon album. I think he just stole it from his bro who was like college age and we were about 11 or 12 :embarrassed:

*edit* yes...the The is a great album I think I downloaded that back around 2012...and HAPPY BIRTHDAY OLD MAN ! :cop:
 
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