Name:
Philip Lane
Email:
a1aphiliplane@yahoo.com
Location:
Bwnton Harbor MI US
Date:
Monday December 14, 2009 04:47:43 GMT
Comments:
I was happy to find Fuse in Wikipedia. The album is one of my all time favorites. I am fond of noting for others that every great rock riff from those days appears on the disk, drawing comparisons in my view, to Crimson, Deep Purple, Yardbirds. I missed seeing Fuse at the Fox Lake VFW in Feb'70-"7. I constantly tell people they must hear the disk. Can't say enough good about it despite a quirk or flaw here or there. Outstanding group effort. Strangely Ironic Neilsen disses the record and Craig Myers seems to have faded from the scene. I'd pay that guy for lessons. Love: Across The Skies, In A Window. Quite majestic.
Referred By:
plain old curiosity

Name:
Rarebird
Email:
rarebird9@verizon.net
Web Site:
http://rarebird9.net/links.html
Location:
USA
Date:
Sunday December 13, 2009 17:32:22 GMT
Comments:
Hi Jimmy...My resources page (follow the link above) offers a few pointers on how to find rare recordings. If none of those ideas work, the best thing to do is Google the title of the song/album that you're looking for, and you may find more resources. If you don't succeed the first time, you usually will on another day. Happy hunting! Cheers...Rarebird

Name:
Jim Burns
Email:
JAmes.burns3@virgin.net
Location:
Newcastle upon Tyne UK
Date:
Sunday December 13, 2009 12:09:45 GMT
Comments:
Great Website.
Pity you don't have or give info. on how to get hold of all this elusive material.
Cheers JIMMY

Name:
Hartley
Email:
shartley@waitrose.com
Location:
Wales
Date:
Sunday August 03, 2008 17:30:54 GMT
Comments:
Found this site by entering "Amazing Grace" by the Great Awakening in Google - found you

Name:
angela
Email:
st.jeanangela@yahoo.com
Web Site:
http://none
Location:
toronto canada
Date:
Monday February 25, 2008 16:03:23 GMT
Comments:
just love everything, web design is electic and funbky and quite diverse considering the eara and time of the rel movement and ideaology of the best of the best. wonderful, refreshing, i cant believe hoiw much fun these albums and music are . and they live on and on my 20 year old has my old pinkfloyd shirt and my 10 year old weres my beatles shirt go figure, wow what a time wow what social changes were made due to the influnce of music and art
Referred By:
nice gentleman

Name:
Rich McGillick
Email:
rmcgillick@patmedia.net
Location:
Flemington NJ USA
Date:
Thursday November 29, 2007 11:06:15 GMT
Comments:
Great site. My 14 year old son has just "discovered" Alvin Lee and TYA ... great info on this site, and led me to identifying & purchasing some of the later live recordings of this amazing band. Thanks for your hard work on putting this together.

Name:
Bob Shook
Email:
robertshook@comcast.net
Location:
seattle WA usa
Date:
Monday November 05, 2007 03:03:49 GMT
Comments:
Nice little site, so far I couldn't agree more with your reviews, which has given me reason to search out some of your recommendations that I wasn't aware of- namely Splinter's first album.

Your review of Alice Cooper's Da Da was spot-on! I thought I was the only one that ever discovered this one (and liked it!) Same with your reivew of Cheap Trick's self-titled release from the 90s. Again, I thought I was the only one who discovered this gem. Nice to see that these albums haven't completely slipped into the cracks of obscurity!

Keep 'em coming!

Name:
Basil Chiodo Jr.
Email:
zorro85027@yahoo.com
Location:
phoenix AZ U.S.A.
Date:
Sunday February 11, 2007 03:50:31 GMT
Comments:
man, i've got so many thoughts on rare stuff you can't beleave. this sight is cool . thanks

Name:
Michael Ashworth
Email:
luckyash@optusnet.com.au
Location:
Australia
Date:
Sunday September 11, 2005 13:01:06 GMT
Comments:
Far and away the best record review site i've come across. Apart from liking the second Ray Manzarek lp a bit more than you perhaps everything has been nailed excellently. A terrific guide to print out and take to record fairs. All the best

Name:
Martin Warren
Email:
elephant_range@NOSPAMyahoo.com
Web Site:
http://www.geocities.com/elephant_range/index.html
Location:
Ottawa Canada
Date:
Friday August 05, 2005 23:35:38 GMT
Comments:
Good to see someone paying attention to some of the empty spaces in the catalogues of some of these bands. A worthwhile effort, and I am going to add a link to your site if it is ok by you. I am especially impressed by your info on the VU/Doug Yule 'Squeeze' LP. There's not much information out there.

Cheers,

-Martin.
Referred By:
Google (search: "Velvet Underground Squeeze")

Name:
Peter Dickow
Email:
peter.dickow1@comcast.net
Location:
Grand Rapids MI USA
Date:
Monday June 13, 2005 03:07:50 GMT
Comments:
Thank you for your work and knowledge - very useful and appreciated.
Referred By:
Google - searching for Gram Parsons

Name:
Gordon Kerr
Email:
bigskylongroad@hotmail.com
Location:
Edinburgh Scotland
Date:
Saturday September 25, 2004 12:31:54 GMT
Comments:
I wanted to check some details on music and history regarding Gram Parsons and the Burritos.....I couldn't have asked for a better site. Great work! Many thanks.
Referred By:
surfin' the web

Name:
Rarebird
Email:
rarebird9@verizon.net
Web Site:
http://rarebird9.net
Location:
USA
Date:
Monday May 24, 2004 00:39:06 GMT
Comments:
Ditter and Rand: I contacted Cheap Trick's official fan club and asked them. They replied: "No one by that name has played with Cheap Trick. Maybe he was a session guy or something but he has NEVER been in the band." I hope that answers the question; it settles the issue for me...Rarebird

Name:
Ditter
Email:
iloveverlan@excite.com
Web Site:
http://www.power-pops.com/dawnc
Location:
ID
Date:
Monday May 17, 2004 22:34:57 GMT
Comments:
Hey I was wandering if anyone was able to find out about Michael Wennigar in Cheap Trick from '88 to '92. Any info on if he was with the band or not?
Referred By:
talkaboutnetwork

Name:
Rand
Email:
rregenesis5@yahoo.com
Location:
KC MO USA
Date:
Wednesday March 17, 2004 02:52:17 GMT
Comments:
HEY does anyone know of a Michael Wenniger that may have played with the band Cheap Trick? Just wondered, wanted to verify this. If anyone nows, I guess it would have been in the late 90's or early 2000's. Please email me. Thanks for a heads up. Rand
Referred By:
Just searching the net

Name:
Steve Longpeter
Email:
calicofey@aol.com
Date:
Thursday December 25, 2003 20:15:47 GMT
Comments:
Merry Christmas buddy! Give a call when the holiday rush is over and we'll catch up!

Name:
lucia
Email:
reinadeluzia@aol.com
Web Site:
http://www.geocities.com/lucia_jurado/
Location:
suburbs of LA CA usa
Date:
Thursday December 04, 2003 05:24:59 GMT
Comments:
i wish to find the soundtrack of dogs in space/ or whirlywirld; would you have any clue?
Referred By:
fan of whirlywirld

Name:
Larry
Email:
campf1@comcast.net
Location:
Baltimore MD USA
Date:
Thursday October 16, 2003 01:33:35 GMT
Comments:
Regarding the Cars. You left out Ric's FIRST and SECOND solo albums: "Beatitude" which featured the songs "Jimmy, Jimmy" and "Something to Grab For". "This Side of Paradise" featured "Emotion in Motion" and "True To You", both of which I heard on Muzak....go figure.

Name:
Steve
Email:
anniesmeech@rogers.com
Location:
Barrie Canada
Date:
Thursday August 28, 2003 02:58:02 GMT
Comments:
Notable review on Detective, of which I have both albums! I guess it's a futile search for these on CD.....?

Name:
Rarebird
Email:
rarebird9@verizon.net
Web Site:
http://rarebird9.net
Location:
USA
Date:
Friday July 25, 2003 13:24:22 GMT
Comments:
Brian...all three of the Splinter albums are out of print, but the LPs can usually be obtained on eBay or GEMM. To the best of my knowledge, they have never been available on CD. I hope this helps...Rarebird

Name:
brian vigneux
Email:
bvigneux@cox.net
Location:
southington CT
Date:
Friday July 25, 2003 12:15:17 GMT
Comments:
Great Splinter review. How would I purchase all 3 albums, cd's or tapes? Can these still be purchased?
Referred By:
google

Name:
Rarebird
Email:
rarebird9@verizon.net
Web Site:
http://rarebird9.net
Location:
USA
Date:
Tuesday April 22, 2003 17:35:20 GMT
Comments:
Tim...According to stevehowe.com, Howe plays on Lou Reed's "Ride Into The Sun". That is the only song listed, so it may be Howe's only contribution to the album. While we are on the subject, it is generally reported that Rick Wakeman played piano on "Ocean" on that album. Cheers...Rarebird.

Name:
TiM
Email:
james2rael@hotmail.com
Location:
CA USA
Date:
Thursday April 17, 2003 17:49:39 GMT
Comments:
Anyone know what Lou Reed SONGS Steve Howe plays on? I know he's on Lou's first album.

Name:
Sean
Email:
burritobrother@copper.net
Location:
Pittsburgh PA USA
Date:
Friday March 21, 2003 16:26:38 GMT
Comments:
Hey, we used to write...exchanged Bjork and Steely
Dan, remember? It's great to see your site still up
and going. Challenge: Hawkwind.
Up to it?? :-)
Take care.