What are you listening to?

Ok, Rockpalast, well that’s Mothers Finest and Rory Gallagher, they where kind of the house guests,

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Good find Ingo! Yeah, looking at the faces of the audience at that Krafwerk koncert, they really don’t know what to make of it - I still don’t :slight_smile: It was in their wild, experimental beginning, together with the other “Krautrock” bands. They didn’t know what they wanted to make, just that it was not going to be “the old”. Fascinating period, which is really well documented in this (must see!) sublime documentary:

A general tip for everyone: Those “Rockpalast” concerts, through several decades, are some of the best and most memorable concerts ever filmed, and you can find a lot of them on YouTube. They were 6 hour marathon events, televised live all over Europe. I used to watch them religiously every year, live, and they were some of my best concert experiences with bands like The Police, ZZ Top, Patti Smith, Peter Gabriel and on and on. Wonderful stuff, highly recommended!

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Yeah, remember seing that one live, just great stuff! A couple of my favorite Rockpalast memories:

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Too much, too many memories. The line ups: https://rockpalastarchiv.de/rn.html Johnny Winter after Patti, he would still be on that stage, couldn’t stop. Joan Armetrading, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjMa8paqVjQ

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Yeah, saw them all. That Johnny Winter concert was wonderful. List of all the Rockpalast goodies in English: https://rockpalastarchiv.de/welcomee.html

Just to add to Ingo’s memory overload, this is one of my top 5 favorite concert videos of all time:

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Probably my favorite. Totally amazing. (Santana soul sacrifice at Woodstock)

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yep, history … world is changing and we are part of it. so now spotify gives us the illusion of having a music collection. we were at woodstock while they brought us disneyland. https://archive.org/details/unfoundsound?&sort=-publicdate&page=1

Steve Bug Interview @ VIVA House TV 1996

Native Sessions at ADE 2015: The REAKTOR roundtable

Steve Bug & Langenberg: A Touch of Detroit hhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcJMV7fBj1M Steve Bug & Langenberg: Chord Cluster

Steve Bug & Langenberg: The Teaze
Steve Bug & Cle - The Bark Side Of The Moog
Steve Bug, Cle - Rise & Shine
Steve Bug & Cle - That’s Right
Steve Bug & Cle: It’s Time
Steve Bug - Lifting The Anchor
Steve Bug: Pants On Fire
Steve Bug: The Arpeggio
Steve Bug - Fog You
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ran across this gem:

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and diving deeper, this popped up:

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That the only ELO album I like. I love all the singles, but not many are good for a whole album.

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What with it being Christmas and all i decided to link to a festive classic:

Merry Christmas and a sexy new year!

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Great mix for any time of the year… best Dave Clarke minimal set of all time imo

Not too bad either…

Nollaig Shona agus Athbhliain faoi Mhaise Daoibh!

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Agree. ELO’s Out of the Blue album imho should have been a single album, not a double. It’s one of the reasons why I like vinyl, limited space. Real decisions have to be made 2x20 min and that’s it. CD’s have too many fillers. It’s also why I like EP’s, just 4-5 tracks, showing what an artist is currently doing. More focus.

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Unloaded a good amount of vinyl. Limited space! Went from 4500 LPs to 600.

For every new one an old one has to go, or the new one after a fortnight or so. Kept it all nicely at ~500. And CD’s that’s a different story …

No point in keeping CDs. Have zero.

Still has the touch:

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