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So Robert Q picked this to fortify the wheelhouse of his eminence. Not sure how he acquired this album. He is as surprised as you are that this in his collection. He believes he was slipped a mickey!
Straight from the wheelhouse of Kingcow comes this 1990 album from a band called Concrete Blonde. The Blob had heard of this group but didn't recall any of their catalog. Let us know what you think.
Something for your listening pleasure blob and cow both enjoy. they hope you agree.
Now for your listening enjoyment. Here is the debut release from Jackyl, Coming onto the music scene in 1991 they had scored with songs like "Down on Me". Some of the song titles were rather controversial and their record label refused to market them. Although the song Lumberjack has a unique solo featuring a chainsaw. How cool is that? Give this a listen. Pretty sure you will be surprised.
Here we go with the original vocalist for Ronnie Montrose , Sammy Hagar has had a solid career solo and with Van Halen. Although the album is referred to as Red that was actually self titled and the second studio release. The photo was taken down the road from where the album was recorded in the UK. Those buildings were in a scene from the 1966 movie Blowup.
This UK band peaked its power ballad in 1987 reaching #2 in the top 200. It sold 8 million copies and went triple platinum. His eminence brought this to the table he hopes you find it pleasurable.
Here is some blues from a lessor know artist we ran across a few yeas back. From down under we bring you The Eric Gales Band. The Blob thoroughly enjoyed this he hopes you do as well.
Here is side 2 of Queen II. This is certainly a heavy sound for Queen. You can certainly here some of their later work in this album. The Blob was taken aback and pleasantly surprised having heard it in its entirety. Give it a listen and give Robert Q. your opinion. Thanks all you rhetoricians.
Here one that goes back a number of years, pre y2k. This is the epitome of soft rock. Hope you enjoy this side.
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