Analogman

Careful - and they can't really play for shit.

I have never known what criteria they use to decide - must be something like this I suppose: number of records sold worldwide? originality? popularity? influence? number if years together? I think those dudes are not very good musicians. At least KISS had a gimmick.

They should be too. If you look around, there are various lists out there of bands that are not in there - but are eligible. I mean VH - what's so great about them - outside of EVH guitar playing?

They are a rock band, yes? They had something mostly original going on there for a while.

There are lots of bands that could be in there but are not. KISS for one.

Yes - I ment watching him waste away.

I like KISS, Dressed To Kill, Hotter Than Hell, and Alive I the best.

I should say that parts of this are not easy to watch.

Thanks to Mr. Muller - I saw this a few months ago - or a version of it. I will be buying this soon.

Isn't their story like that Ray what's his name guy - in that they never listened to music growing up? - their dad was some sort of con artist/preacher dude?

Well, you should give them a spin. Those first four albums are great.

Rupert Williams and James Mackie have made this film as a labour of love over about five years. Although we were working in one of the technical departments of the BBC, we were not recognized as program makers, so we had to work as independents in our own time. Eventually we managed to convince the BBC Music Department that we were doing something very special, and we completed the film as a co-production with the BBC. The film is an affectionate portrait of Ronnie, which spares no blushes about his faults. The core of the film is our interviews with Ronnie's friends, family and colleagues,

It was suppose to come out last Christmas - but never did - from what I have read.

I have it on VHS -

Beat Club

I'd be happy just to get the dvd itself.

this dude this one guy

Ah let me, let me Let me be your Sunday driver Let me be your Monday man I'll take you anywhere you want Just as fast as I can It doesn't matter what you wanna do It doesn't matter where you wanna go Just gotta decide girl and then you let me know Oh, did you ever want lovin', so you're callin' Up your baby and she's stallin' with the neighbors And the night keeps gettin' longer And the urge keeps getting stronger So your tryin and your dyin' and you're wonderin' does she love you A knock comes at your door Let me in honey Let me Let me be your Tuesday taxi Let me be your Wednesday boy I

She can say no more.

Long Beach, CA 2/17/74 "Acrobat" (previously unreleased track) ABC "In Concert" 3/29/74 "Nothing to Love" "Firehouse" "Black Diamond" The Mike Douglas Show 4/29/74 Interview "Firehouse" Winterland - San Francisco, CA 1/31/75 "Deuce" "Strutter" "Got to Choose" "Hotter than Hell" "Firehouse" "Watchin' You" "Nothin' to Lose" "Parasite" "100,000 Years" "Black Diamond" "Cold Gin" "Let Me Go, Rock 'n' Roll" "The Midnight Special" 4/1/75 "She" "Black Diamond" Kiss Alive Promo Clips 1975 "Come On and Love Me" "Rock and Roll All Night" Documentary: Cadillace, Michigan October 1975 Cobo Ha

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Cursed Diamond instrumental (electric) I love this jam - but I knew it was not going to be on there.

I figured - I just recall seeing it there sometime. I think it is on dime a dozen or etree or somwhere.

These shows are all over the place now - I've even seen them on Oink.

right here, old sport