I didn't get into Death and Black Metal until my late 30's. The more you listen to the better it gets
These vids are bitter sweet for me for a couple of reasons. My buddy and I wanted to go to the Blizzard concert but our parents wouldn't allow us to. We were 12 at the time. Rhoads left us a couple of months after that Edmonton show. He was a dominant figure in my now close to 40 year guitar and music journey.
Yeah that is a bummer. I remember when the first Ozzy tape came out. I bought that one right away. Still have it in the basement I think; yes I said tape.
One of my favorites!
He was in mine too. It's a shame we never got to hear more from him.
Scorpions first album 1972. Michael Schenker on lead guitar. Starts out slow but Michael gets going.
Keep good care of it. That's definitely a great collectible for the right person. Wish I would've kept my Def Leppard Pyromania tour baseball shirt I spent $5 for. $12 for the ticket in '83.
M. Schenker has been around. Really like this from UFO. I used to have some MSG stuff.
The more I think about it the more I'm pretty sure I didn't buy that album at that concert. Number of the Beast came out well before the Somewhere On Tour 86/87. I think that yellow sticker was a promotional item they sold for something like $1. I just stuck it on that album. Bits and pieces of my memory are coming back and that's starting to be what I remember. It was over 30 years ago.
Yes...I believe NOB came out in '81 or '82 and then they did their first massive world tour in '83 with the World Piece Tour. My first Maiden show! This is a tune I've always thought was under represented...
That is a good one. I always liked his voice, it seemed like he could sing opera if he wanted to. It just seems real smooth to me despite being sung basically wide open, you know?
Revelations is one of my all time favorite Iron Maiden songs, so many choice tunes though.
