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Post by 4th Chord on Jan 5, 2017 16:26:09 GMT
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Post by madtom on Jan 5, 2017 17:45:10 GMT
As I recall, they were pretty hot on recording devices and cameras in those days, so whoever managed to get the whole gig on a camcorder did a good job.
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Post by freewilly on Jan 5, 2017 18:12:57 GMT
It's weird...
From what I've seen and heard, I'll always say they put in good performances between 1986 and 1991 but, even going by an amateur recording like that, you can just feel and hear something is missing.
People like that utter dickhead Fisherman, who used to abuse Alan constantly, regarding his health, looks and playing, should never be listened to.
Alan and John were very important to Status Quo
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Post by 4th Chord on Jan 5, 2017 18:20:10 GMT
It's weird... From what I've seen and heard, I'll always say they put in good performances between 1986 and 1991 but, even going by an amateur recording like that, you can just feel and hear something is missing. People like that utter dickhead Fisherman, who used to abuse Alan constantly, regarding his health, looks and playing, should never be listened to. Alan and John were very important to Status Quo You been reading the other side then.  He was always the master of the passive aggressive post. Some of us will never forget the trouble he caused, while openly admitting he enjoyed it. He also laughed at Alan's 'disability'. We didn't all just imagine that. |
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Post by Detroit on Jan 5, 2017 18:25:41 GMT
It's weird... From what I've seen and heard, I'll always say they put in good performances between 1986 and 1991 but, even going by an amateur recording like that, you can just feel and hear something is missing. People like that utter dickhead Fisherman, who used to abuse Alan constantly, regarding his health, looks and playing, should never be listened to. Alan and John were very important to Status Quo You been reading the other side then. He was always the master of the passive aggressive post. Some of us will never forget the trouble he caused, while openly admitting he enjoyed it. He also laughed at Alan's 'disability'. We didn't all just imagine that. His favourite name for me was 'soldier boy'. |
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Post by wolfman on Jan 5, 2017 18:55:45 GMT
It's weird... From what I've seen and heard, I'll always say they put in good performances between 1986 and 1991 but, even going by an amateur recording like that, you can just feel and hear something is missing. People like that utter dickhead Fisherman, who used to abuse Alan constantly, regarding his health, looks and playing, should never be listened to. Alan and John were very important to Status Quo yeah that twat is on tother board with the twat toryboy... |
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Post by freewilly on Jan 5, 2017 18:57:11 GMT
It's weird... From what I've seen and heard, I'll always say they put in good performances between 1986 and 1991 but, even going by an amateur recording like that, you can just feel and hear something is missing. People like that utter dickhead Fisherman, who used to abuse Alan constantly, regarding his health, looks and playing, should never be listened to. Alan and John were very important to Status Quo You been reading the other side then. He was always the master of the passive aggressive post. Some of us will never forget the trouble he caused, while openly admitting he enjoyed it. He also laughed at Alan's 'disability'. We didn't all just imagine that. Nope. Actually haven't. It's not good for the soul. Was going by what he used to say on the old MB. He came into my head when I played the video you left. Will never forget him and Teleboogie, laughing at the FF on the first night of the tour in 2013 and the disgraceful remarks he made about Alan's health and image. Or the whole, "that's not real Quo" shite he came out with. Utter bellend Back to the video...Yeah, like it's actually good. By any band's standards, it's very good but, it's not Quo. You can hear it and, oddly enough, you can see the audience aren't as into it as they were on the 82 and 84 tours |
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Post by 4th Chord on Jan 5, 2017 19:03:41 GMT
You been reading the other side then. He was always the master of the passive aggressive post. Some of us will never forget the trouble he caused, while openly admitting he enjoyed it. He also laughed at Alan's 'disability'. We didn't all just imagine that. Nope. Actually haven't. It's not good for the soul. Was going by what he used to say on the old MB. He came into my head when I played the video you left. Will never forget him and Teleboogie, laughing at the FF on the first night of the tour in 2013 and the disgraceful remarks he made about Alan's health and image. Or the whole, "that's not real Quo" shite he came out with. Utter bellend Back to the video...Yeah, like it's actually good. By any band's standards, it's very good but, it's not Quo. You can hear it and, oddly enough, you can see the audience aren't as into it as they were on the 82 and 84 tours The Army tour was the first time I saw them. |
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Post by freewilly on Jan 5, 2017 19:05:20 GMT
Nope. Actually haven't. It's not good for the soul. Was going by what he used to say on the old MB. He came into my head when I played the video you left. Will never forget him and Teleboogie, laughing at the FF on the first night of the tour in 2013 and the disgraceful remarks he made about Alan's health and image. Or the whole, "that's not real Quo" shite he came out with. Utter bellend Back to the video...Yeah, like it's actually good. By any band's standards, it's very good but, it's not Quo. You can hear it and, oddly enough, you can see the audience aren't as into it as they were on the 82 and 84 tours The Army tour was the first time I saw them. As I always will say, between 86-91, they put on good/great performances and delivered. |
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Post by wolfman on Jan 5, 2017 19:12:50 GMT
A CONFESSION.....I DID GO TO THAT GIG...
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Post by Xland on Jan 5, 2017 20:19:09 GMT
"we love you Rossi, we do, oh Rossi we love you" ha, he was a god.
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Post by 4th Chord on Jan 5, 2017 20:19:15 GMT
A CONFESSION.....I DID GO TO THAT GIG... I always wondered what the roadies were shovelling off the stage steps. |
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Post by penguin on Jan 5, 2017 20:27:41 GMT
At 1.22.32 you can hear the intro of Little Dreamer of the Perfect Remedy-album which came out 3 years later.  |
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Post by taximan2002 on Jan 5, 2017 21:31:05 GMT
The Army tour was the first time I saw them. As I always will say, between 86-91, they put on good/great performances and delivered. Plenty more good/great performances after 1991 too... |
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Post by wolfman on Jan 5, 2017 21:49:23 GMT
A CONFESSION.....I DID GO TO THAT GIG... I always wondered what the roadies were shovelling off the stage steps.  |
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He was always the master of the passive aggressive post. Some of us will never forget the trouble he caused, while openly admitting he enjoyed it. He also laughed at Alan's 'disability'. We didn't all just imagine that.
