The Shed 5

a reply to: Timely

Ok cheers.

@jacy - perfect thanks. I will dig out one of those ready

a reply to: jacygirl

Wait cutie, you missed Blue Oyster Cult and Foghat. Lol

a reply to: Quantum12

Ok, I have Fleetwood Mac - so we do not double up.

a reply to: jacygirl

Nothing particularly new here Jacy...

Just observing the to and fro of the loom of fate, the turn of the wheel galactic.

originally posted by: Quantum12
a reply to: jacygirl

Wait cutie, you missed Blue Oyster Cult and Foghat. Lol

Hey! I saw them both in concert myself! (not together, lol)
More great stuff!

Timely's picking on me here, and pipping on me in acronyms...*throws donut at Timely*
Got "too much Timely on my hands" hehe...


jacy

a reply to: jacygirl

Don't post the vids yet!! Just save the links and wait until NS is here, that's what I was planning anyway.

a reply to: jacygirl
I saw them in Ann Arbor Mi 1981 open for Ozzy. Foghat then Blue Oyster Cult, I was 10 and made my dad take me lol.

a reply to: TrueBrit

Wow, you should be a writer talking like that ...

Wait!

You are

originally posted by: TrueBrit
a reply to: jacygirl


Just observing the to and fro of the loom of fate...

Oh geez, True...sorry...lol...I just read that as "fuit of the loom"...(wondered why you were observing mens' underwear...hehe...)

1984...Okay, I will keep them bookmarked for later. That last one was for Timely.

You guys are so sweet, wanting to cheer her up! We do love to throw a party around here, don't we?
jacy

a reply to: jacygirl

Come on baby
(Don't fear the reaper)
Baby take my hand
(Don't fear the reaper)
We'll be able to fly
(Don't fear the reaper)
Baby I'm your man
La, la la, la la
La, la la, la la


Read more: Blue Oyster Cult - Don't Fear The Reaper Lyrics | MetroLyrics

a reply to: Quantum12

I'm trying to think what year I saw Blue Oyster Cult...must have been 1976/77.
They were one of the first bands to have a laser light show.

I don't remember when I saw Foghat, likely late 70's also. They were great live, sounded just like the records.

Back then tickets were $7-$10. I can't even afford to see anyone good anymore. AC/DC were on my bucket list, but if Axl Rose is singing instead of Brian...I don't think I want to go now.

Thanks for the stroll down musical memory lane, lol.
jacy

a reply to: jacygirl

Yes the prices were cheap then! Good point. You saw AC/DC? That is cool. How about Def Leppard?

a reply to: Quantum12

Lol...no, I haven't seen AC/DC but I want to. (unless Axl Rose is singing, then probably not)

I love Def Leppard...still listen to them. I had a lot of respect for them keeping their drummer after he lost his arm.

I hate seeing the rock gods from my youth getting older. Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin) is barely recognizable. It's crazy that so many of these guys are in their 70's now. There's going to be a lot of tears when they start leaving this world.
jacy

a reply to: jacygirl

I just looked at A photo of Robert Plant. Your right!

I love the old Def Leppard, the drummer was amazing. He really used his arm like two! Thank you for the time travel trip back!

a reply to: Quantum12

Oh, my pleasure hun!

I think music is one of the things we all have a love for (in the Shed). We have quite a few musicians here, and some of the first members who aren't around anymore, played instruments too.

My son plays guitar and was in a band. His father was a drummer in a band when I met him.

Music was a huge part of growing up in the 70's. We were able to see huge name bands for a cheap ticket, and before these huge stadium shows took over, the venues were pretty small.
Where I grew up, the concerts were actually held at a hockey rink...maximum 7,000 people allowed.
Pretty sweet way to see Supertramp, Rush, Kiss, etc.
I just put my Def Leppard cd on, lol.
jacy

a reply to: jacygirl

Hah!

I never observe men's underwear, unless I am shopping for them. In that instance, only three details ever pass from surface awareness, into the morass of conscious thought that is my process. First, are they boxer style? Second, are they black? Third, are they the correct size? If the answer to all of these is yes, then I make my purchase. If they fall down on any one of those, then they are left upon the shelf, to languish until someone of different tastes comes across them.

Underwear is a uniquely boring consideration for a man of my sort, requiring virtually no thought what so ever. Since I am the only individual likely to see my undergarments, I care not what they look like, and since I have nothing to shout about downstairs, I care not for how well they cling to form. Simply put, it is a zero thought purchase.

Now, a good jacket, a decent shirt, an adornment of wrist or neck, a sturdy pair of boots...that is a different consideration altogether. Much more thought must be placed in these things. Utility is my watchword, but that does not always imply ugliness, or a lack of elegance.

a reply to: jacygirl

Had the pleasure of watching Aussie bands make it through working hard on the pub scene.

ACDC ... Midnight Oil ... Icehouse ... INXS ...

and many more ... as well as having the privelage to see such luminaries as ... Dire Straights , Elton John, Kiss ...
and more .

Still kicking myself for missing out on Pink Floyd's last tour of Aus ...

😥😣

a reply to: jacygirl

Music is amazing. Your son is a star. Neil Young a fav of mine. From Canada. Have a nice day. I have to take a jog!

a reply to: TrueBrit

True...Only you could make shopping for mens' boxers sound like a historical romance novel, hehe...
I agree though, got to be black!

Timely...I want to kick you for missing Pink Floyd too!
Yes, Australia has pumped out some great bands and music...Canada and Britain too!

Quatum...See you later! Enjoy your non-snow weather!

jacy

a reply to: jacygirl

Indeed Jace ...

Each kick recieved is much appreciated.

There can never be enough !!

Nor a broader big arsed target ...

Fire away ... !