jamesg1213
 
I agree. My sister had it, and set against the other stuff she played regularly in the house (Zep, Yes, SAHB etc) it did sound a bit cheesy, even to my 11 yr old ears.

Many times I am lost with acronyms. 
 
Best I came up with for SAHB is "The Sensational Alex Harvey Band". Please correct me otherwise. Thanks.

KenB123

jamesg1213
 
I agree. My sister had it, and set against the other stuff she played regularly in the house (Zep, Yes, SAHB etc) it did sound a bit cheesy, even to my 11 yr old ears.

Many times I am lost with acronyms. 
 
Best I came up with for SAHB is "The Sensational Alex Harvey Band". Please correct me otherwise. Thanks.

 
Yep, that was them. She played the 'Live' album a lot at home and I grew to love 'em, esp. 'Faith Healer'

WRT to Tommy. In 1970/1971 I saw The Who. They came out and RogerDodger declared "We're gonna do a song from Tommy" and proceeded to to do the whole album French Horn and all.
 
Certain albums are better live.

bapu
WRT to Tommy. In 1970/1971 I saw The Who.

Oh, man. In their prime.
 
Totes jelli.
 
iwuzstill6yearsawayfrombefoulingthisearthwithmypresence

I saw Hendrix in his prime. 1969.
 
I saw Zep in their prime 1969 and 1971.
 
I saw Jethro Tull in their prime. 1971.
 
I saw Yes in their prime (all the main key players). 1970.
 
I saw Elton John in his prime. Just after Yellow Brick Road.
 
I also saw The Doors just before their decline (so we'll call it their prime).
 
And I saw Blind Faith in their prime. Given they only had one album.
 
 

I know some prime numbers.  Well, 1 or 2...

craigb knows a thing or two about a thing or two.

bapu
craigb knows a thing or two about a thing or two.

Hey, hey, now...  Let's not go crazy with the Cheeze Whiz here!  

I've seen a lot of stuff on Prime.

jamesg1213
I've seen a lot of stuff on Prime.

That's amazon Jyemz, me two.