Some excellent additions there, all top stuff. I love Linda Ronstadt, I'll be looking out for that live one, my favourite is Canciones de Mi Padre which I have in 3 formats.
Thanks - that's actually one of the few Ronstadt albums I don't have. Not sure why. I'll have to pick it up in the wild. If its your favorite - gotta be really good. Thanks.
Thanks Alan for the kind words. I've not gotten round to getting 'Luck And Strange' yet. 'Phaedra' is the high-point of Tangerine Dream for me. I love Doo Wop. So $3 for that box set was a real bargain.
It makes me very happy ❤ to see your finally coming around on Queen... That's a great live Queen album. Crank it up... Love the Alan Rosenberg Show. Ps you ever think about doing a live show?
Thanks Glen - I'm trying - I do try to keep an open mind....and ear. I haven't thought of that. But interesting idea. As you know my videos are recorded "live" with no edits, so really I could do that. Thanks.
Tangerine Dream, fine late-night listening between Alpha Centauri (1971) & Rubycon (1975), not that I remember that much of it - again, a mate was a big fan and had all the albums at that time. My only recent acquisitions have been the 50th Anniversary Zappa Apostrophe 5CD set which is expensive and magnificent, and a curious little album from 2007 by John Sebastian & David Grisman called Satisfied. And I have pre-ordered Jakko Jakszyk's forthcoming book entitled 'Who's the boy with the lovely hair' which could be a really good read considering who he has worked and played with over the years (from Level 42 to the mighty Crimson and all things in between). And, being a one-time huge Airplane-Starship fan (Dragonfly was THE acid album for late 74, if I am allowed to say that. Whatever, it's true. Most Friday nights), the less said about Winds of Change the better.................
@@martinstarnes2237 regarding the Airplane Starship I hear you. Although I’ve never been a huge fan of Dragonfly. Love Red Octopus and Spitfire and some of Earth. After that obviously not the same.
Live Killers his some good Queen rockers Tie Your Mother Down Hammer to Fall Under Pressure (pretty sure it's Roger singing the Bowie part, but it works!). One Vision (wasn't that one in The Highlander?).
Thanks Alan, lots of interesting stuff, but I must immediately gravitate to My Thing--I look at the set list from the RFK show to open the Voodoo Lounge tour--and I could almost cry. I mean look at that: a full seven songs from the then new album, which is just about half of that release. And the length of the show??? Two hours and twenty minutes. Hard to believe they used to play that long, but yeah, that would be about right back then. They clearly felt a rebirth with the Voodoo Lounge album, and it showed with how much of it they featured in their sets, and how much of the songbook they opened up. And how NICE that they didn't close with Satisfaction! As for the "Alternate" Voodoo Lounge, I love the version that is Disc 1 of Voodoo Brew, and I'm wondering if that is what makes up the content of the picture disc you have??? Honestly, I never liked picture discs.... And since you whetted my appetite for that show, I did a quick search on eBay for I Can't Get Next to You...and found one listed for $85. Geeeez....
Thanks so much - stay away from that RFK bootleg unless you find it cheap - it's an audience recording with a lot of talking. It's a listen to once disc for sure. But yea that set list was to die for. I saw the Voodoo Lounge tour at Giants stadiium - was a fantastic show and yes, the Stones were really pushing the album. To me its a great "live" album - most of the songs sound really strong live. As for the Alternate Voodoo Lounge picture disc - it's more of a compilation of great tracks from Voodoo Brew - I really liked it. Very listenable. Honest Man is a great lost track. Thanks so much!
@@fizzlebomber674 Cool information. I’m not familiar with that show. Can see it being used. I’ll never forget the train scene in RiskyBusiness. Tangerine Dream is good soundtrack material.
the only song i know by taylor swift is shake it off on that album. and ill be honest when it comes to pop songs its good. i just read in billboard this morning next year taylor is re-releasing all her albums again as special “Alan’s Versions” where you are cutting each album down to 45 minutes. side note: agree with ya bout Carl Tweed.
@@STEVEHEROLD lol. If her albums were 45 minutes long I’d be a big fan. Her albums are way too long for me. I actually can’t stand that song. Lol not big on that pop side.
Pink Floyd just sold their catalog for $400 million, instant retirement plan for those guys, lol. That means that all members had to agree, including the estates of Syd and Richard. Best thing Mickey Thomas did IMHO was the lead vocals on Fooled Around and Fell in Love by Elvin Bishop Group. Zebop is a good album, has Scottish singer/guitarist/drummer Alex Ligertwood on vocals.
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow Zebop credit highlights (according to wiki) Produced by Bill Graham Engineered by Keith Olson Drums - Graham Lear (I beIieve he plays for Paul Anka now, of all things) Alan Pasqua (was a member of Bob Dylan's band for a while). Of that late 70s/early 80s Santana, Moonflower is my fave, a double album with studio and live tracks, the studio and live cuts are shuffled together on the four sides, as opposed to a studio record, and a live record, but it works. Their hit remake of Zombies Shes Not There is a highlight. The only Mickey Thomas Starship song I really liked was Jane. Pretty much like all the classic Jefferson Airplane, and Jefferson Starship albums, my faves being Surrealistic Pillow, and Red Octopus.
@@jasonpp1973 Thanks for the credits. Bill Graham produced the album...interesting. I love Moonflower - yea that's a classic. I'm so with you - I picked up that Starship Freedom at Point Zero strictly for Jane - that's a killer song. My fave is Red Octopus and Spitfire and of course Surrealistic Pillow. Funny in that I listen to that "classic" Starship stuff more than the Airplane stuff, except for Surrealistic Pillow and Volunteers. Best, Alan
Always interesting to check out your hauls👍 The Gilmour album did nothing for me whatsoever but I'm glad you got into it. Taylor's 1989 album is fine with me. Do you remember The Big Chill soundtrack? I had the cassette of it way back. Have you heard Ash Live at the Wireless? Perfect live album! How much T. Rex do you own? Eventually can you list your Top Ten boxsets? Thanks.
@@seekah1 big Chill is amazing soundtrack. Perfect actually. I will look for that Ash live album. Not familiar with that one. Thanks for the tip. Surprised about the Gilmour album. I’m still loving it. Maybe worth another try from you? Love your suggestion about the best boxsets. I’ll do it. On the list to come. Thanks so much. .
Oh also, just in case you don't know - if you go to playlists, there's an ongoing series where I show some of my favorite boxsets - there's 20 videos on there you may like. But yea an overall top 10 boxsets is a nice idea. Thanks again.
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow Hey Alan, yeah I've seen some of your box vids, pulling a Top 10 overall might be difficult but I thought you could be up to the challenge😉 That's a very early Ash live album dude, it's raw and full of youthful energy when they were still a trio! I only saw them once in NZ at a Big Day Out fest with Charlotte by then. I know you're not a big Swift fan but the last album/s are def worth a try, I wasn't into it 100% but I cherry-picked at least 6 gems from it. Keep up the great content, you have a solid collection!
Hi Mate some nice finds there. That Elvis Costello set is a corker! The Stones boot is a shame. I was given "The Rolling Stones San Diego 1969" on cd last Christmas. Again audience recording. The sound quality is beyond awful. BE WARNED! This I believe was on Amazon UK. Great show.
Thanks so much - yea I have a bootleg of that 1969 San Diego bootleg - wow shocking it's being "sold" like on Amazon - wow - yea that's terrible. Gotta say - and I LOVE that word - description - perfect. Yea - it's a "corker". Thanks so much.
Trolling Alan Rosenberg........I thought you had to listen to something 5 times before it got out of your backlog. Now you're saying 8. So confusing. I just saw that Rhino is releasing that complete Linda Ronstadt show as a digital release. Does not look like a physical release is available, at least not yet. Poor Linda has such serious health problems. She can't even sing anymore. So sad. I have always loved her voice.
@@davidkunzli680 lol. No real set number. Minimum was like 5. Not including boxsets. That would make me more insane than I already am. This Linda show was amazing. They should’ve released with a dvd of it. So sad z as bout her. I love her as well. What a voice. She really rocks on this show. Kick ass Rick band.
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Great music in your haul there Alan. Always presented like a pro.
Cheers from Morten
@@MortenAastad thanks so much as always Morten
Some excellent additions there, all top stuff. I love Linda Ronstadt, I'll be looking out for that live one, my favourite is Canciones de Mi Padre which I have in 3 formats.
Thanks - that's actually one of the few Ronstadt albums I don't have. Not sure why. I'll have to pick it up in the wild. If its your favorite - gotta be really good. Thanks.
Thanks Alan for the kind words. I've not gotten round to getting 'Luck And Strange' yet. 'Phaedra' is the high-point of Tangerine Dream for me.
I love Doo Wop. So $3 for that box set was a real bargain.
@@carltweed942 Thanks Carl. Yes that was a great find. Loving it.
Phish Loaded. I have the same bootleg and also the official release. Such a good interpretation. Cool it down is a great version.
Sure is . I didn't know they had an official release. Awesome performance.
It makes me very happy ❤ to see your finally coming around on Queen... That's a great live Queen album. Crank it up... Love the Alan Rosenberg Show. Ps you ever think about doing a live show?
Thanks Glen - I'm trying - I do try to keep an open mind....and ear. I haven't thought of that. But interesting idea. As you know my videos are recorded "live" with no edits, so really I could do that. Thanks.
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow I think it would be fun... Your subscribers could reply live and communicate with each other live.
@@glendepietro1521 Thanks - yea - I have to figure it out but yea - I think it's a cool idea - thanks Glen.
Tangerine Dream, fine late-night listening between Alpha Centauri (1971) & Rubycon (1975), not that I remember that much of it - again, a mate was a big fan and had all the albums at that time. My only recent acquisitions have been the 50th Anniversary Zappa Apostrophe 5CD set which is expensive and magnificent, and a curious little album from 2007 by John Sebastian & David Grisman called Satisfied. And I have pre-ordered Jakko Jakszyk's forthcoming book entitled 'Who's the boy with the lovely hair' which could be a really good read considering who he has worked and played with over the years (from Level 42 to the mighty Crimson and all things in between). And, being a one-time huge Airplane-Starship fan (Dragonfly was THE acid album for late 74, if I am allowed to say that. Whatever, it's true. Most Friday nights), the less said about Winds of Change the better.................
@@martinstarnes2237 regarding the Airplane Starship I hear you. Although I’ve never been a huge fan of Dragonfly. Love Red Octopus and Spitfire and some of Earth. After that obviously not the same.
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow Other than Dragonfly, yep, pretty much identical to my views.
Live Killers his some good Queen rockers
Tie Your Mother Down
Hammer to Fall
Under Pressure (pretty sure it's Roger singing the Bowie part, but it works!).
One Vision (wasn't that one in The Highlander?).
@@jasonpp1973 one vision was definitely from a soundtrack. Don’t remember which one. Thanks
Thanks Alan, lots of interesting stuff, but I must immediately gravitate to My Thing--I look at the set list from the RFK show to open the Voodoo Lounge tour--and I could almost cry. I mean look at that: a full seven songs from the then new album, which is just about half of that release. And the length of the show??? Two hours and twenty minutes. Hard to believe they used to play that long, but yeah, that would be about right back then. They clearly felt a rebirth with the Voodoo Lounge album, and it showed with how much of it they featured in their sets, and how much of the songbook they opened up. And how NICE that they didn't close with Satisfaction! As for the "Alternate" Voodoo Lounge, I love the version that is Disc 1 of Voodoo Brew, and I'm wondering if that is what makes up the content of the picture disc you have??? Honestly, I never liked picture discs....
And since you whetted my appetite for that show, I did a quick search on eBay for I Can't Get Next to You...and found one listed for $85. Geeeez....
Thanks so much - stay away from that RFK bootleg unless you find it cheap - it's an audience recording with a lot of talking. It's a listen to once disc for sure. But yea that set list was to die for. I saw the Voodoo Lounge tour at Giants stadiium - was a fantastic show and yes, the Stones were really pushing the album. To me its a great "live" album - most of the songs sound really strong live. As for the Alternate Voodoo Lounge picture disc - it's more of a compilation of great tracks from Voodoo Brew - I really liked it. Very listenable. Honest Man is a great lost track. Thanks so much!
Glad you like it
@@toddbyrnes2199 thanks again Todd. I Love It.
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow I'm sending you some DVDs that I am currently burning soon
@@toddbyrnes2199 wow - thanks so much Todd. Best, Alan
Some more for the back log lol.The Who box looks nice and nice to get some more Stones
@@thomaswery3087 thanks. This is actually from the backlog. Lol. 20 albums from backlog. A little start.
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow Sorry Alan I was confused a little tired.
@@thomaswery3087 no apology needed. Lol. Probably shouldn’t call it haul.
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow lol
I believe that a deluxe live in Hollywood album by Linda R is coming out soon.
Thanks for the info Larry - that would be great - full concert on CD / DVD would be terrific.
Phaedra is really really good and it is featured in an episode of the anthology series Black Mirror.
@@fizzlebomber674 Cool information. I’m not familiar with that show. Can see it being used. I’ll never forget the train scene in RiskyBusiness. Tangerine Dream is good soundtrack material.
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow definitely the best scene in Risky Business and i have seen that song used in other films and shows as well.
@@fizzlebomber674 yea - unforgettable. perfect use of music to a filmed scene.
the only song i know by taylor swift is shake it off on that album. and ill be honest when it comes to pop songs its good. i just read in billboard this morning next year taylor is re-releasing all her albums again as special “Alan’s Versions” where you are cutting each album down to 45 minutes. side note: agree with ya bout Carl Tweed.
@@STEVEHEROLD lol. If her albums were 45 minutes long I’d be a big fan. Her albums are way too long for me. I actually can’t stand that song. Lol not big on that pop side.
Pink Floyd just sold their catalog for $400 million, instant retirement plan for those guys, lol.
That means that all members had to agree, including the estates of Syd and Richard.
Best thing Mickey Thomas did IMHO was the lead vocals on Fooled Around and Fell in Love by Elvin Bishop Group.
Zebop is a good album, has Scottish singer/guitarist/drummer Alex Ligertwood on vocals.
@@jasonpp1973 yes classic Elvin Bishop was awesome. Thanks for Santana info. No credits on 8 track. lol.
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow Zebop credit highlights (according to wiki)
Produced by Bill Graham
Engineered by Keith Olson
Drums - Graham Lear (I beIieve he plays for Paul Anka now, of all things)
Alan Pasqua (was a member of Bob Dylan's band for a while).
Of that late 70s/early 80s Santana, Moonflower is my fave, a double album with studio and live tracks, the studio and live cuts are shuffled together on the four sides, as opposed to a studio record, and a live record, but it works.
Their hit remake of Zombies Shes Not There is a highlight.
The only Mickey Thomas Starship song I really liked was Jane.
Pretty much like all the classic Jefferson Airplane, and Jefferson Starship albums, my faves being Surrealistic Pillow, and Red Octopus.
@@jasonpp1973 Thanks for the credits. Bill Graham produced the album...interesting. I love Moonflower - yea that's a classic. I'm so with you - I picked up that Starship Freedom at Point Zero strictly for Jane - that's a killer song. My fave is Red Octopus and Spitfire and of course Surrealistic Pillow. Funny in that I listen to that "classic" Starship stuff more than the Airplane stuff, except for Surrealistic Pillow and Volunteers. Best, Alan
Always interesting to check out your hauls👍
The Gilmour album did nothing for me whatsoever but I'm glad you got into it.
Taylor's 1989 album is fine with me.
Do you remember The Big Chill soundtrack? I had the cassette of it way back.
Have you heard Ash Live at the Wireless? Perfect live album!
How much T. Rex do you own?
Eventually can you list your Top Ten boxsets? Thanks.
@@seekah1 big Chill is amazing soundtrack. Perfect actually. I will look for that Ash live album. Not familiar with that one. Thanks for the tip. Surprised about the Gilmour album. I’m still loving it. Maybe worth another try from you? Love your suggestion about the best boxsets. I’ll do it. On the list to come. Thanks so much. .
Oh also, just in case you don't know - if you go to playlists, there's an ongoing series where I show some of my favorite boxsets - there's 20 videos on there you may like. But yea an overall top 10 boxsets is a nice idea. Thanks again.
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow Hey Alan, yeah I've seen some of your box vids, pulling a Top 10 overall might be difficult but I thought you could be up to the challenge😉
That's a very early Ash live album dude, it's raw and full of youthful energy when they were still a trio! I only saw them once in NZ at a Big Day Out fest with Charlotte by then.
I know you're not a big Swift fan but the last album/s are def worth a try, I wasn't into it 100% but I cherry-picked at least 6 gems from it.
Keep up the great content, you have a solid collection!
@@seekah1 Yea - thanks again for the idea - will do it - on the list.
Hi Mate some nice finds there. That Elvis Costello set is a corker! The Stones boot is a shame. I was given "The Rolling Stones San Diego 1969" on cd last Christmas. Again audience recording. The sound quality is beyond awful. BE WARNED! This I believe was on Amazon UK. Great show.
Thanks so much - yea I have a bootleg of that 1969 San Diego bootleg - wow shocking it's being "sold" like on Amazon - wow - yea that's terrible. Gotta say - and I LOVE that word - description - perfect. Yea - it's a "corker". Thanks so much.
Trolling Alan Rosenberg........I thought you had to listen to something 5 times before it got out of your backlog. Now you're saying 8. So confusing. I just saw that Rhino is releasing that complete Linda Ronstadt show as a digital release. Does not look like a physical release is available, at least not yet. Poor Linda has such serious health problems. She can't even sing anymore. So sad. I have always loved her voice.
@@davidkunzli680 lol. No real set number. Minimum was like 5. Not including boxsets. That would make me more insane than I already am. This Linda show was amazing. They should’ve released with a dvd of it. So sad z as bout her. I love her as well. What a voice. She really rocks on this show. Kick ass Rick band.
I would love to see Jason Isbell in concert, I saw his wife Amanda Shires a while back, and she was very good.
@@chrisschlacter-e3v me too I’ve never seen him live either.