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One word to describe Gilmour going to work on the steel guitar at around 1:11 in "One of these days". AWESOME!

I say let her sing. She does a very good job, and she is much easier on the eyes than James Hatfield, even if his version is better.

As one of the few who appreciated both VH and Van Hagar, I do like this tune. Welcome home, DLR. Great to see Eddie's put some weight on again and looking good. Nothing against Wolfie, but I am wondering who is singing background vocals now, we miss you MA.

Didn't hardly recognize CF with his new fit and trim physique. Looks like he has been going to a gym, more power to him. He can still belt out the tunes though, his voice sounds great!

And what could be better than listening to Jeff and Richard play while watching Rosie dance?

@Snowdog622 Thanks, I thought he was one of the originals but wasn't sure. He doesn't seem to have lost a thing, love to watch him on the keys.

Never forget the first time I heard the Ventures and realized who they were. It was a fall Saturday morning in about 1980, was a sixteen year old working in an electronics store at the repair bench. Had to get an 8-track player fixed, so I needed a tape to test it, 8-track inventory was limited...

Did the lead guitar player play bass at one time? Also, is the drummer new to the group?

SOMEBODY please phone Jeff Lynne on the telephone line and tell him to get on tour ASAP! After years of Jonas, Bieber, and Gaga I think I speak for the majority when I say we are drowning in musical SEWAGE. We have learned our lesson the hard way and would jump at the chance to buy some ELO tic...

Great tune, almost forgot how "Solid Gold" had the cheek market cornered back in 1980. Baywatch couldn't even squeeze that many buns in a TV show!

Attn: Kid Rock and other rip-off artists of today. If you are going to do a cover tune, this is how it is done. Watch how Jeff Lynne breathes new life into a classic tune instead of shovelling dirt on it! IF YOU CAN'T DO IT LIKE THIS, THEN PLEASE LEAVE IT ALONE.

Jeff Lynne is to cutting edge music what Einstein was to physics. THE MAN.

Attention Justin, Jonas, Brittney, and Gaga: You all have a great deal to learn from this master!

@dbelleburr Thanks dodybelle for the heads-up. Don't know where you are from but I am probably too far from WSM (Minnesota border) to pick it up, do they have a webcast? I am a huge RM fan and I will check it out if I can get it somehow. Thanks again.

I have seen them perform, and I will go on record as saying that Tommy Thayer is a better guitarist than Ace Frehley. The band takes it up a notch with Tommy playing. I like Eric on drums, but he can't quite fill Peter's shoes, especially vocally. The lineup they had in Australia was their str...

Love REO, have seen them several times, they do a great live show. It is unfortunate that the fans have not totally forgiven Kevin Cronin for parting ways with Gary Richrath. The new guy from Ted Nugent is a great player and does a great job, but I think fans would come out in droves if they wo...

Hopefully over the past 20 years Ric has been listening to all the airplay and how it has gone straight down the toilet and said to himself "I can do better than that". Hopefully he has a whole archive full of stuff like this to try to set the word straight again, and maybe in the process teach ...

Really miss the teddies as well, great by-product of the 80's.

You just gotta love Kiss. Goes to show how you can take four average musicians who work their tails off, add some makeup, pyro and theatrics, then market the begeebees out of it, and end up being one of the most successful rock acts ever. Amazing

@simbron2 Guess we know now that it gets cold in Boca Raton, too!

And you had to love Joaquin on Letterman!!!

@floyd83lfc I listened to Floyd so I wouldn't HAVE to smoke weed. No need to smoke anything when you can take an audio trip like this.

By my understanding, this video reflects back on the roots of the band. I saw in some documentary that when they were interviewing one of the members (freddy?) that one of the stipulations was that he as well as the other members were going to break the mold with their outfits, which were to in...

@Foxx4690 While I am a huge Queen fan, I am do not claim to be a Queen expert. But this is my favorite Queen production. Great composition with powerful final vocals which from my point of view reflect powerful memories, lessons learned, regret, sorrow, truth to oneself, yet with forgiveness an...

@guraknugen Thanks for the info, I didn't know all the names and got goofed up when I saw that Bogle and Edwards swapped lead/bass from what I was accustomed to seeing them play in a different video.

Tommy Lee eat your heart out!

@thatOtherDude100 Thanks for the info, I knew he joined before Tommy but sometime after DDY and the Panozo brothers got together, but wasn't exactly sure when. Appreciate the help!