The Rolling Stones - A Bigger Bang, like the previous couple of albums, a tad too long, but that’s what the programme function is for.
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It reminds me of going to St.George’s Hall, Bradford to see Ozzy on this tour. One of my first gigs.
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New Order - Technique - 1989
Genius!
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Oh my, how have I have not played this in a long time. An amazing album. Mr Disco is possibly my favourite New Order track. I have to play this tomorrow, thanks for the reminder
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Stones - Hackney Diamonds
I’m playing the vinyl album for my partner for the first time. As I carefully removed it from the inner sleeve she asked, “Did you get a nice poster for your bedroom?”
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I saw him at Brighton Dome also on his first solo tour.
I was 15 at the time and didnt know to much about Ozzy.
We where right at the very front and always remember the house lights going down and O Fortuna from Carmina Burana belting out of the PA and the band and Ozzy taking the stage after a couple of minutes.
I remember Ozzy was in a white leather jacket with tassles and looking back at the crowd there was a sea of V signs directed at Ozzy…I have never seen such reverance.
Ozzy then said Brighton I want to see this place go fuc@ing wild… and
Randy Rhodes started the riff to Crazy Train …the PA was really loud .
Great gig and I totally got why metal fans love Ozzy
Hes got such charisma and a slight vulnerability about him
Some people in bands just have this charisma and it really shines .
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Big Bob Seger fan, looked for this on vinyl in UK but as yet not tracked a copy down, will keep hunting.
Envious, very.
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