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Special treat for you all, staffie was a HUGE yes fan and this is a huge album. Yes - 1969-1972 Studio Outtakes Collection -SBD- (4 CD & Covers)
CD2 CD3 CD4 CD1 [Link] Edited by mr. apollo (01 Oct 2016 11.01am)
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Awesome post Mr A. But disk 3 cannot be opened once downloaded. It says invalid? Edited by Flightsequence (01 Oct 2016 7.37am)
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Thanks for the heads up I'll repost it. Disk 3 New Download [Link] Originally posted by Flightsequence
Awesome post Mr A. But disk 3 cannot be opened once downloaded. It says invalid? Edited by Flightsequence (01 Oct 2016 7.37am) Edited by mr. apollo (01 Oct 2016 11.02am)
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The awesome Man band, who have the immortal lyrics-- "I like to eat bananas cos they've got no bones, I like marijuana cos it gets you stoned Man - Live at the Whisky a Gogo 01. American Mother Download [Link]
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Originally posted by olias of holmesdale
Thank you very much for posting the Yes links.I am also a huge Yes fan,as you can guess by my profile name.I used to send staffie lots of PM discussing their music and bootlegs. Olias, are you in a band yourself?
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Originally posted by mr. apollo
Thanks for the heads up I'll repost it. Disk 3 New Download [Link] Edited by mr. apollo (01 Oct 2016 11.02am)
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Hi Flightsequence, no, but I used to play a bit. Originally posted by Flightsequence
Olias, are you in a band yourself? Edited by olias of holmesdale (03 Oct 2016 8.34am)
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ok. just a lot of co-incidence with a friend of mine who lived in West Wickham who had a friend in a well known band and was Palace and Yes fan! Sorry for prying.
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Originally posted by Eaglesnut
How about Rebel by John Miles (Music was my first love). Appropriate in more ways for the late great staffie Look what I picked up for a fiver this morning Edited by Deleagle (03 Oct 2016 6.37pm)
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Originally posted by Deleagle
Look what I picked up for a fiver this morning Edited by Deleagle (03 Oct 2016 6.37pm) Rebel is an excellent album. Hope the vinyl is in good shape.
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Originally posted by Eaglesnut
Rebel is an excellent album. Hope the vinyl is in good shape. Looks in good nick, I'll clean it up before I spin it anyway And picked this up for £1 today, charity shops do me well Edited by Deleagle (05 Oct 2016 5.13pm)
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Originally posted by Deleagle
Looks in good nick, I'll clean it up before I spin it anyway And picked this up for £1 today, charity shops do me well Edited by Deleagle (05 Oct 2016 5.13pm)
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Originally posted by Eaglesnut
You won't regret it I love my vinyl and always have done. Sold too many when I got married in '85 and am now buying them back and more, much to the wifes dismay Edited by Deleagle (06 Oct 2016 10.00pm)
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Back from a break, warm there cold here in Switzerland so a little hot chocolate is in order. Hot Chocolate - Their Greatest Hits 01 - You Sexy Thing
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Classic one for you today folks, The Kinks - Penn State Uni PA 17.2.79 01 You Really Got Me Download [Link]
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cheers pal love the kinks
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Today in the series the stuff staffie and I listened to. This is by a band called Wally, back in the early and mid 70's people used to wander around festivals calling out for "Wally" at all times of the day and night. There was even a group of hippies called the Wallies that lived at Stonehenge at the time. Apparently the origins of this was someone lost their dog during a very early Stonehenge fest (possibly 72/73) and guess what his name was? Wally - Valley Gardens (1974) 1. "Valley Gardens" (Gerrett, Cosker) 9:45 Download [Link]
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Originally posted by mr. apollo
Today in the series the stuff staffie and I listened to. This is by a band called Wally, back in the early and mid 70's people used to wander around festivals calling out for "Wally" at all times of the day and night. There was even a group of hippies called the Wallies that lived at Stonehenge at the time. Apparently the origins of this was someone lost their dog during a very early Stonehenge fest (possibly 72/73) and guess what his name was? Wally - Valley Gardens (1974) 'Wally' & 'Albatross' were very common shouts. I remember shouting them myself outside Wembley Arena in '78 going into a Yes gig. One of the best gigs I've attended actually as they had a revolving circular stage which was amazing at that time
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