Those are great pictures! Thanks for sharing. I gave my tickets away to my daughter-in-law for her birthday so I really appreciate these!Quote:
Originally Posted by Knottythots
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Those are great pictures! Thanks for sharing. I gave my tickets away to my daughter-in-law for her birthday so I really appreciate these!Quote:
Originally Posted by Knottythots
Hey, great AC/DC pics.....so clear. You know to this day when I see or hear AC/DC I always think of our good ole friend TartanRocker. Remember how much she loved them? I hope she will come back for a visit some day.
Great Pics Knotts.
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Originally Posted by SillyLoocie
yes, I remember! Her brother played in a tribute band that did them well! She came on a few months back for a day or two and then vanished again!!!
Great pics of AC/DC kt!!!
Looks like you had a great view!!! Good for you catching them in good form!!!!:top:
Hello every1.
I'm finally home to stay; I had 2 appointments this morning, and 1 this afternoon, plus Jake had his grooming done. So, a busy day. I was up @ 4:30, & out by 6:00 - unusual for me, but boy was it cold. 5:00 news said it was 6 degrees. I was not a happy camper.
Dread the coming of winter !!!
KT - those are really good pictures !!
I hope you all had a good day.
When the temp went up, I could actually say, what a nice Monday. :)
I see why you were happy with the camera KT - you are a gifted shooter and managed to capture the essence of the band members performances. Kudos
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SAGA LIVE at THE PHOENIX
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Wednesday, December 16, 2015
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Thank you so much for sharing the pic KT!! They are amazing!!!
As much as I love AC/DC, I had absolutely no interest in going to Downsview park to push my way through to go see them... Also, with my luck, I would probably be stuck behind a big tall guy... :rolleyes: I would much prefer a "seat".
I tend to agree Lee and enjoy the vicarious experience of the brave ones who don't suffer with their ears at and after the concerts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lee03
Congratz on your nublu too
For the early Genesis faithful
Anthony Phillips
Private Parts & Pieces I – IV
added: 14 Sep 2015 // release date: 14 Sep 2015 // label: Esoteric
reviewer: Andy Snipper
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I tend to think of Anthony Phillips in his role as founder member of Genesis. He left after their first two albums and has since followed a very different path as student, teacher and eventually found his way back into the music recording and publishing world after 7 years away.
In fact though he has been very successful as a solo artist and the series of ‘Private Parts & Pieces’ (I - IV) was released in ‘78 and onwards – music that he composed for various projects dating back to 1972 but that were collected as examples of where he was as a musician.
The four albums have been collected here, along with another album of previously unreleased material, and they show the breadth of talent he has in terms of a composer and musician.
Every track here has its own integrity but as a complete set the mood swings and the sheer intensity of the playing, set alongside the beauty of his playing – especially the 12 string work – both intrigue and leave the listener breathless.
He seems happy to swing between synth laden Genesis styled numbers and introspective and exploratory pieces for acoustic and 12 string. He openly admits to basing much of his work on classical and baroque pieces but takes them into new realms and develops the themes and tones into a very new and heartfelt musical statement.
Definitely a collection to be savoured one piece at a time as to listen to it all in a sitting will obscure the heart and soul at the core of the music but with the wealth of music on offer it is difficult to stop yourself moving from track to track in a frenzy of discovery.
Like a fine wine sip and absorb and let the flavours work their way into your soul – more a Chateau D’yquem than a Lambrusco.
good morning, qts.
great pics from the concert, k-t. there were lots of people complaining about access and parking at the venue but all the comments about the band were positive.
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make mine an extra large this morning!
heartgirl didn't get much sleep last night. our home was broken into yesterday while we were at work. they didn't make a mess but stole cash and jewellery. it was unsettling. it seems that the thieves targeted our street. the officer was going to another house a few doors down after he finished at our place.
thank goodness!Quote:
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