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I don’t know if it’s just the corny video, but it just doesn’t feel like he means it! (I think I’ve seen Godsmack live, and they felt better as a live band)
Now Corey Taylor makes you believe he means it…

 

Corey Taylor, in my short list of all the time top vocalist.

 

All time top vocalist list?

This man would have to feature somewhere very near the top, surely?





and still pumping out great vocals at over 70 years of age!

 

My top (non exhaustive)
Robert plant
Corey Taylor
Mike Patton
and lots more..

 

Saw this lot last week. Top gig, excellent support from Those Damn Crows, too.

 

Those Damn Crowes are great

 

Don't know the singer's name but he's got a great voice. They went down well with the crowd.

 

And he drank himself into an early grave.

 

Volbeat??? What a snooze-fest … my gran listens to that when she needs to go to sleep after emptying her colostomy bag in the middle of the night… and she’s been dead for 8 years!!!
Yawn!!!

I think what you meant to say was… try some Machine Head to start the weekend revelry!!!

 

That’s obviously an issue with your set up… probably a bit strong for your delicate ears and your server is protecting you… glad you liked the Enya though!

 

You crack me up big man!

try this link, if it doesn’t work… it’s obviously your security settings!!!

 

The link was ok, unfortunately I could open it..

 

Went to see old Ian earlier this week.


For a 74 year old he's certainly moving around very well and can still stand on one leg, unlike me, I tend to fall over. Oddly I felt, I enjoyed this weeks performance much more than when I last saw him 25/30 years ago.
I went to King George's Hall Blackburn and what a lovely theatre it is with it's huge cylindrical white glass and black striped art deco lights dangling from the ceiling.

 

Sounds like he's doing better than Phil Collins. Remiss of me never to have seen Tull or Mr Anderson live.

 

I saw them back in 1989… they’d been on the go for 21 years back then! Manchester Apollo, another great venue… I might be mistaken, but I think they were supported by Little Angels… who were a fun 80’s rock outfit!

 

Bloody hell, Ian Anderson. Saw them back when God were a lad, at Nottingham Albert Hall. I think they were billed with a band called Paladin and a weird folk duo called Tir Na Nog, or something. Bonus point for anyone who can tell me about the original Jethro Tull without resorting to Google.......

 

They were a blues band to start with