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@lectrikdog I was at that show @ Aragon BRAWL Room. It was 110 degrees in there, and we pushed our way up to the 3rd row. Wazmo was great. I think they played through DEVO's PA system.

@stomp919 I agree with you stomp. I find myself seeking out other bands from that era. Can't stand hip-hop, rap-crap etc. 99% of the new stuff played on radio is terrible. I think the difference is these bands toured their asses off and did a new album every year. 1968 - 1977 are my favorite...

@PlymouthVT Still being played in the SF bay area on classic rock radio. Sadly, Rhino passed away earlier this month. Great band, Great album! mtzimm Hayward, CA

Cool video. Thank God we still have these beautiful trees! Thanks for the posting.

John Wetton on bass.

I bought this album as an import back in 1975. Always loved the sound he got out of his strat. Thanks for the posting & memories.

@JamiroquaiDaMan Demons & Wizards is my favorite studio album. For a live album Uriah Heep Live, Jan 1973. Try to get the complete live album with the Rock and Roll Medley. Some CD's don't include the R&R Medley, unless it's a double CD. Enjoy!

No comparison to Perry's Journey. Their first 3 albums are far superior to anything they ever did with Perry. I saw them live after each of their first 4 albums. I gave up on them after Infinity.

Thanks for the posting!

I wish he would have played the Strat in CA.

Favorite era of music. 1968-1973. TYA, Zep, Sabs, Heep, ELP, Crimson, Purple, Cooper, Humble Pie and of course The Beatles Abby Road.

I really miss Jon Lord's sound in Deep Purple. He can still rock the hammond Organ-(ism).

Dave always plays his ass off live! Saw them numerous times, back in the day, in the SF East Bay Area. Was able to see the band last year with Phil in Santa Cruz. RIP Phil; Keep On Rockin' Dave!

Early 70's Chicago hard rock sound. The singer used to be in Jamestown Massacre who played the Chicago High School circuit. Remember seeing them for $1.00, back in the day. Saw Mariah and was so impressed, that I bought this album the following day @ Rolling Stones records by Harlem & Irving.

Saw these guys, at a club, on North Sheridan Rd. in Chicago. Really liked the dual Les Paul sound. Frankie Sullivan later moved on to co-form Survivor. I was able to find this album on ebay. Reunion is a great tune as well.

Saw them with Black Sabbath in 1974. Great Band! Cozy split in 1975 and joined Rainbow. Thanks for the posting.

I hope somebody, in the Chicago-Land area, will post this special on You Tube this Saturday. WGN America isn't broadcasting this outside of Chicago. Bummer!

They're back, with a new album and back on the road in May, 2011.

Finally in the Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame. About Time!

My favorite Hawaiian singer and song! Thanks for the posting!

My favorite BOC album. Saw them in 1973 with The Raspberries, who got booed off of the stage. The first song was The Red and The Black, as they lowered their flag during the first thundering chords of the song. Played most of this album. Thanks for the posting!

I saw these guys, with Terrible Ted Nugent, in 1975. They were one of the original "Hair Bands". Thanks for the posting!

These guys were so original. No one sounds like the original Spirit. Saw them, back in the day, with Iron Butterfly & Cactus for a whopping $3.50.

I saw these guys back in the mid-70's at a club on Sheridan Rd. in Chicago. I bought this album the following day. Always liked the first song on side 1, Hey Mama.

My all time favorite Mac album, Mystery To Me.

Thanks for the posting. They still play this in concert. Saw Foghat play this version back in 1973 @ Auditorium Theatre Chicago.

One of my first 45's back in 1969. I also liked their song Cottage Cheese.

I remember this as being the B Side of Hot Smoke & Sassafras, one of my very first 45's.

Hard to find album, CD. My all time favorite album by them. Saw them on this tour @ U.C. Chicago Pavillion. First row center. Kim was playing a gold top Les Paul, and totally blew me away. Next day I went out and bought one.

I have seen them numerous times, and this lineup MK2 still remains the best. Thanks for the posting! Zimmertunes

to 74blackmore: Thats a lot closer than I ever got to RB. I have his guitar cord from a Rainbow show while he was doing his "guitar smash" in Chicago @ Aragon BRAWL Room. I also was waiting in line for a BN show when his bus pulled up and when he got out I tried to get his autograph. He had a...

Had the album, and now the CD. Great German Band!

How about 1 and 1/2 from this album?