Microsoft

[Blackdogblue]

Massive disruption around the world.. are we too reliant on technology nowadays..

Can’t see this being a quick fix..

[postmanpete]

My wifes nickname for my todger.

[Blackdogblue]

They do have a point about your music tastes though.. that are crap 😎🤣

[Blackdogblue]

Meh….. Rush, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Kiss etc..etc… then there is prog like Magnum….

[Blackdogblue]

I grew up in the 80’s.. like both Genesis with Phil Collins & Peter Gabriel..

Would I watch either live again? Nope…

Deep Purple my next Gig in November 👍

[Blackdogblue]

Music did evolve after the 70’s blackdogblue but having said that there’s a song on the radio right now that’s sounds suspiciously like Genesis that’s quite catchy,Phil on vocals not Peter and about football

I don’t listen to Radio 4… zzz Planet Rock 😍

[griff]

Genesis did a track called Match of the day about, er, hold on and it’ll come to me. Not my cup of tea. Wind and Wuthering and Trick of the Tail were the end of Genesis, anything after that was MOR. In the last couple of years I’ve seen Steve Hackett and Mike and the Mechanics who both now blow Genesis out of the water having written or collaborated on most of their good stuff. Saw Purple at Newcastle City Hall around 1970 or 71, also Ten Years After and Lindisfarne. Music was pure and uncomplicated back then. Missed Zeppelin and Sabbath but loved both.

Kiss and Rush passed me by and, from what I’ve heard since I’m not bothered. I get AC/DC but wouldn’t fight to go and see them. Magnum? Meh. I was more into ELP, King Crimson, The Who (figure that one out) Traffic (Winwood is a fekkin genius), Yes and Tull. They don’t make then like that any more.

[alfinyalcabo]

Genesis did a track called Match of the day about, er, hold on and it’ll come to me. Not my cup of tea. Wind and Wuthering and Trick of the Tail were the end of Genesis, anything after that was MOR. In the last couple of years I’ve seen Steve Hackett and Mike and the Mechanics who both now blow Genesis out of the water having written or collaborated on most of their good stuff. Saw Purple at Newcastle City Hall around 1970 or 71, also Ten Years After and Lindisfarne. Music was pure and uncomplicated back then. Missed Zeppelin and Sabbath but loved both.

Kiss and Rush passed me by and, from what I’ve heard since I’m not bothered. I get AC/DC but wouldn’t fight to go and see them. Magnum? Meh. I was more into ELP, King Crimson, The Who (figure that one out) Traffic (Winwood is a fekkin genius), Yes and Tull. They don’t make then like that any more.

For me its The Kinks,ELO, Moody blues and agree that Winwood is a genius.

[postmanpete]

Going to see Thomas Dolby supported by Martin McAloon at Newcastle city hall next month,tin hat on waiting for the abuse.😁

[Blackdogblue]

I’m seeing Paul Weller in November and Paul Heaton in December and I know who will be the better entertained between the two of us,Is it Deep Purple that’s got Biff as it’s lead singer,he must be in his 80’s now?

Biff Byford is Saxon, Ian Gillan is Deep Purple and he’s a young 78 years old..