GHOST-MARY ON A CROSS (Live In Tampa-2022)
What are you listening to right now?
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GON
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On a flight across the Pacific in a 100 full narrow body 737 max in economy.
My go to easy listening radio station in Texas is broadcasting high school football right.
A search found this outstanding station out of Britian: Serenade Radio- the best in easy listening radio,
This station sure makes the flight more serene!!
https://www.serenade-radio.com/
My go to easy listening radio station in Texas is broadcasting high school football right.
A search found this outstanding station out of Britian: Serenade Radio- the best in easy listening radio,
This station sure makes the flight more serene!!
https://www.serenade-radio.com/
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Geoff Tate is right up there with Bruce Dikinson (Iron Maiden) when it comes to powerful vocals IMO.
(I had to alter Bruce‘s last name because it got censored when I posted it.) 
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Guy looks like weird Al Yankovic
This is an interesting one. Everyone my age, I shall not disclose that, will remember these guys whether you liked them or not. Kind of a flash in the pan band, but for me, memorable guitar licks.
Paul Reynolds is a brilliant guitar player that could make the guitar very memorable and prominent without being over the top. He would always use an old English penny instead of a pick because he believes that it gave him a crisp sound.
He was a good bit younger than the other guys in this band and the stress of the road, excesses of the lifestyle, and not particularly getting along with Mike Score led to a nervous breakdown and eventually leaving the industry for a bit to get himself together.
In this video they’ve gotten back together to record their songs with this orchestra.
The video that played on MTV.
Paul Reynolds is a brilliant guitar player that could make the guitar very memorable and prominent without being over the top. He would always use an old English penny instead of a pick because he believes that it gave him a crisp sound.
He was a good bit younger than the other guys in this band and the stress of the road, excesses of the lifestyle, and not particularly getting along with Mike Score led to a nervous breakdown and eventually leaving the industry for a bit to get himself together.
In this video they’ve gotten back together to record their songs with this orchestra.
The video that played on MTV.
This has such a chill vibe to it.
The original from Black Sabbath "Paranoid" album - 1970. That whole album is great - a classic. Full album on YT - LINK
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