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[Kevinward777]

Here's an early Texas garage band on the cusp of psychedelia....

Another cracker. I can hear how bands like the Brian Jonestown Massacre and to a lesser extent the Dandy Warhols have been influenced by these type of bands.

 

[Mark from Brisbane]

Being a 50's child I was blessed to be a 60's Teenager, that and the early 70's was just fabulous for music.

My first concert, the Rolling Stones live at Randwick Racecourse 1969, what an experience.

My brother fought in Vietnam, went to Hong Kong for R & R ( rest and rooting) and bought me the Woodstock live record , the original unedited version full of F & C words which in 1970 in Australia were highly illegal.

I loved many of the bands / artists from that record but none more than Hendrix, man that sucker could play!!

Not sure how this all relates to the original thread but thought I'd post it anyway.

 

[Jerry1]

Dribble - you should get into some classic Dio

Wasn't at u mark

 

[Captain Moondog]

Another cracker. I can hear how bands like the Brian Jonestown Massacre and to a lesser extent the Dandy Warhols have been influenced by these type of bands.

I've always liked the fact that this music has never been mainstream. I suppose it started with the 13th Floor Elevators. Some people say it started with the Grateful Dead but that's BS. Bands like the Beatles and Pink Floyd were on the periphery. The cutting edge was much more exclusive.

 

[Captain Moondog]

Being a 50's child I was blessed to be a 60's Teenager, that and the early 70's was just fabulous for music.

My first concert, the Rolling Stones live at Randwick Racecourse 1969, what an experience.

My brother fought in Vietnam, went to Hong Kong for R & R ( rest and rooting) and bought me the Woodstock live record , the original unedited version full of F & C words which in 1970 in Australia were highly illegal.

I loved many of the bands / artists from that record but none more than Hendrix, man that sucker could play!!

Not sure how this all relates to the original thread but thought I'd post it anyway.

That was my first concert in Australia Mark. I never saw Hendrix but my mate Jacko did. Jacko was a studio drummer for EMI in London. He and some mates were sitting in the bar at Limehouse. Hendrix came onstage and someone said "Who's the Spade with Noel". He started playing and everybody raced down the front. They sacked him three days later because everybody was watching him and they were'nt selling any beer.

 

[manlyfan76]

Shine on you crazy diamond!

 

[Captain Moondog]

Being a 50's child I was blessed to be a 60's Teenager, that and the early 70's was just fabulous for music.

My first concert, the Rolling Stones live at Randwick Racecourse 1969, what an experience.

My brother fought in Vietnam, went to Hong Kong for R & R ( rest and rooting) and bought me the Woodstock live record , the original unedited version full of F & C words which in 1970 in Australia were highly illegal.

I loved many of the bands / artists from that record but none more than Hendrix, man that sucker could play!!

Not sure how this all relates to the original thread but thought I'd post it anyway.

Here's one from '69, Mick Taylor guitar

 

[Mark from Brisbane]

Here's one from '69, Mick Taylor guitar

Back when Muso's could actually play unlike most today.

I did see Springsteen and the E Street Band last year ( might have been the one before ) now that guy surrounds himself with the best there is!!

 

[Captain Moondog]

I like these guys. They're Japanese but thats not their fault...

 

[Captain Moondog]

Space..................................................

 

[mjb136]

Come back here 2 hours later to this thread and @Moondog is still showing his music collection hahaha

Keep up the great work mate

 

[Captain Moondog]

Come back here 2 hours later to this thread and @Moondog is still showing his music collection hahaha

Keep up the great work mate

Thanks mjb136. I'm glad you like it, I don't want to give anybody the ****s though as I realise it's a footy forum. I'll post a couple more. These guys used to be known as the Oxford Circle...

 

[Captain Moondog]

The Oxford Circle..

 

[Kevinward777]

Thanks mjb136. I'm glad you like it, I don't want to give anybody the ****s though as I realise it's a footy forum. I'll post a couple more. These guys used to be known as the Oxford Circle...

This is all really cool Moondog. Some great bands you've put up. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to them. Good therapy for getting out of the Sea Eagles doldrums.

 

[niccipops]

Being a 50's child I was blessed to be a 60's Teenager, that and the early 70's was just fabulous for music.

My first concert, the Rolling Stones live at Randwick Racecourse 1969, what an experience.

My brother fought in Vietnam, went to Hong Kong for R & R ( rest and rooting) and bought me the Woodstock live record , the original unedited version full of F & C words which in 1970 in Australia were highly illegal.

I loved many of the bands / artists from that record but none more than Hendrix, man that sucker could play!!

Not sure how this all relates to the original thread but thought I'd post it anyway.

Sounds like you've seen some great live music Mark. My first ever live concert was an all ages day gig at Brookvale Oval. The Hoodoo Gurus played and James Reyne arrived in a helicopter. All those kids stomping around really trashed old Brookie back then.

A favourite old style album I really enjoy is the 1989 reunion version of Tommy by The Who. They got together 20 years after the original release. It rocks.

 

[Wyllie Eagle]

That Stones song is my highlight. Sensational. I'm downloading it.

 

[Captain Moondog]

And then there's Brainticket...

 

[Captain Moondog]

Here's one for the weekend...

 

[SeaEagleRock8]

 

[COMMANDER]

FMD can someone give me the abridged version.

Enormous effort for a post, can someone summarise for me.