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Thanks for the review. For those who want here's the full album played live th-cam.com/video/Vz6QysnIPqA/w-d-xo.html

Ai the happiest band from the 80's. "I could be Happy" "Happy birthday" great songs and hits thanks to good airplay from MTV. The blend of the guitar riffs and Clare's voice was amazing. I have all of their albums and singles - still listen to this day. Long live the crazy 80's:) the happiest decade.

Legendary Sade ❤ most of the songs from this album are classics and timeless. Underrated song is Cherry Pie!! 🍒and B-side “Love affair with life”. We need Sade back!

such a classic, love the tee also !

Classic album for sure, it was hated on from the time it was released

Well…like I said, Christine is it for me. I’m with you on the Stevie bit…had enough of the ‘witchy woman’ stuff.

Wow! So much interesting info that I never knew about an album I love. Always felt it didn’t get its due respect. Christine and Lindsey are the magical soul of the band. If I never heard Stevie Nicks again my life would be even more divine.

Slave - best riff they put out in a LONG time, best groove ever.

That tee is fantastic, man! But, the point is, your love for music is truly contagious. I had that album cornered somewhere and I unearthed it today. And am enjoying wildly! Thanks, siempre.

With you - none of the albums/songs after Tattoo You interested me at all. Loved the education - packed full of interesting info with a perfectly paced delivery. 👍

Sorry, I couldn't disagree more. For me, the last "great" Stones album was Steel Wheels, it's consistently good and well recorded and there are any number of great highlights, including "Love Comes at The Speed of Light," perhaps one of the more "adventurous" numbers they'd done in a while and the truly moving (for me) "Almost Hear You Sigh," with Jagger on seriously (as he is throughout) on vocals. Actually, apart from a number of "filler" tracks, they could well have ditched, I think "A Bigger Bang," is a much better album too, with some truly great lyric writing and songs like "Rough Justice" and "Driving too Fat," harking back to songs like "Jumpin' Jack Flash."

Love both of them

Awesome band Altered Images. Still listening in 2024

Excellent review. Definitely their best album. It's a great shame it was their last one

Bite is a briliant album The lastest album Mascara Streakz is brilliant its worth the money

Sunburst Finish an excellent ablum.... bought it for the cover and stayed for the music ✌️🙂 Bill Nelson is an amazing guitarist 🙂🎸 Thank you for giving the band ( Be Bop Deluxe ) & Bill some love ❤

I thought their album "Arthur or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire" was fantastic (definitely not rubbish) when it came out and it holds up over time. The lyrics and the music are classic.

Amusing that these "rubbish concept albums" are what most British fans consider their best period. Perhaps they were just too British for the US, which didn't get to hear much of them anyway.

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Face to Face and Something Else hooked me on the Kinks. But as new releases, I was most excited about Kronikles, Great Lost Kinks album, Schoolboys, Misfits and Phobia.

The Kinks returned to America in 1969.

You’re 100 % wrong on the concept albums!!!! They were great … ear check…80 days bootleg is unbelievable! Schoolboys in Disgrace is a masterpiece and soap opera is fantastic- it’s about a Rock 22:57 Star wanting to be normal again- what a great idea for an album

This is great! Thank you. When is Part 2 appearing?

Great insight 👍

I know what you are trying to say when you claim The Kinks 'invented heavy metal' but, hmm. It would be truer to say they early songs were at the root of heavy metal. Having said that, The Kinks were MY band when I was growing up. They weren't allowed to tour in the US because they had pissed off the US musicians' union. Can't remember why, though. Mind I didn't much like the 'concept' albums, either, though there were some great songs. I was glad when they were ditched but I didn't know the reason till now.

Another British band that wasn’t allowed into the US was The Pretty Things. SF Sorrow, great album.

I have 'Baby I Love You So' 12 inch which is a dub masterpiece . Had the album on cassette.

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Rick Shlosser, I saw who plaid at my friend's Blues Club called Randell's. Randell named the restaurant Randell's who was the guitarist in the band Randell And The Acuals. Randell Young is a partner of a friend of mine. They had a business together and a Jazz & Blues Club. They put out two CDs Naferious Rhythm & Blues and Guitar Noire. Rick played with everyone from Lee Rittenour to George Benson To Tom Johnston Patrick Simmons to Maria Muldaur Nicolette Larson Steve Cropper Etta James Dolly Parton Rory Block Van Morrison Rod Stewart John Cougar Mellencamp Janis Ian The Manhattans Leo Sayer Andy Gibb Shaun Cassidy Lionel Richie James Taylor Patti Austin Davis Grisom Bob Claub Linda Ronstadt Steve Lukather Kenny Rogers Little Feat Juice Newton The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band What is Hip Andy Pratt Cher Captain & Tennille Scott Ellison Jan Berry Marty Joe Kupersmith Boz Scaggs Marty Joe Kupersmith Brewer & Shipley Dion Warwick Joe Esposito Stephen Bishop Bill Medley Barry Manilow Stanley Clarke Jack Mack / Jack Mack & The Heart Attack Maynard Ferguson Diana Ross Billy Preston Tanya Tucker Art Garfunkel Ronnie Montrose The Bellamy Brothers Leif Garrett Ronnie Hawkins Bob Crewe Link Wray Pamela Polland Eric Andersen to name a bunch of bands. There are too many to name. Ricck played on so many great recordings. You may not know his name or know who he is but you have heard him on the radio. If you have not heard Rick's friend Randell Young on guitar look him up. Rick Shlosser and Randell Young did a CD in tribute to Bob Dylan that is pretty good. This is a great interview Thank You! for sharing.

Really enjoyed your reviews. I agree that Bite is Altered Images best album. I only listened to Spandau Ballets singles. I might check True out after this.

lets clear few things up on your views/review on adam and the ants,1,bazooka joe wasnt a punk band but rock n roll pub band which adam was in 1975 and not 1978, 2.adam never took members from bazooka joe band.3. adam never split the ants ,they justwanted to rested but adam conture with marco and merrick(chris hughes who was adam and the ants producer as well.)dog eat dog got adam in to the limelight and rest is history,you missed friend or foe,strip,manners and physqiue,vive le rock albums,be nice do your research before reviewing bands and whats they done and there career.

I love Bow wow wow .

thank you! I really enjoyed the way that you explain the evolution of Adam and the Antz, Bowwowwow, and Culture Club and how they tie into Malcom McLaren. I am a huge Adam Ant fan.

dude got les, graham and mark mixed up

"Take That Situation" has a wicked horn break. Love these two albums.

Been following them forever. Original lineup is awesome and my favorite, but I like the non Zoom albums as well. All X fans were thrilled when they released Alphabetland in spring of 2020. First new music from the original lineup in 35 years and it is vintage X. I will be seeing them with Psychadelic Furs in this summer.

Great live band too. Saw them three times.

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Very interesting. I got a hell of an education on a band I like, but know so little about...until now.

Hey Tim!!! How you doing my friend!! I hope you are Fine!!! nice to have The Noisy Record Channel!!! I´ll love to have that copy of The pros and cons !!!