Backwater - Just Take Me (1974)
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Fantastic
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@jomtiem , yes, that`s very very true
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I Never understood Why the MIGHTY QUO stopped producing their own records and "Went All Funny" On Us - This Band IS STATUS QUO.
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They lost it when they stopped producing their own records - Rockin All Over The world was the example of them losing it, first time I heard them and thought...what the F????.... so bland!
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@QuoTime theres no contest.. i've seen both line ups. frantic four were world class.. not sure where i would put todays band.
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@DieNetaDie i totaly agree mate.. but then it could be there age lol
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@QuoTime I totaly agree. the frantic 4 were the best band in the world. i stiil go 2 go 2 quo gigs.. but they sound soft now
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totally agreed !
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Wow! Timeless and classic Quo! Best band ever!
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Great song! Fran said a few times that this was his favourite solo - it´s one of his nicest:)
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When Status Quo lost Alan Lancaster, their original bassist, they lost a lot of their energy.
DieNetaDie 2 years ago
I think that the loss of drive and energy happened when John Coghlan left. As much as I appreciate the contribution that Alan Lancaster made to Staus Quo, the final two albums that he featured on - 1+9+8+2 and Back To Back - were both pretty lethargic recordings.
QuoTime 2 years ago
FR-JC-AL-RP-the quo, the only line up, END OFF...
jomtiem 2 years ago
I agree.
QuoTime 2 years ago
To see a band like this who knew each others style inside out was a treat, close comfort with each other and each with undeniable skill made for a great gig. Shame they thought they could make it with a different line up. Thats not a dig at Rhino, he's a fantastic bass player, just that fans (unlike Rossi) have loyalties.
opaddocker 2 years ago
Surprisingly, there a lot of people who think that the current line-up is better than 'the frantic four'. But I'm not one of them. Nobody I know who has seen both line-ups believes that the 'new' Quo are better than the Rossi-Parfitt-Lancaster-Coghlan line-up. The frantic four win hands down. No competition.
QuoTime 2 years ago