What? I can't hear you because I'm hiding in the closet!
Oh I have those Yes days. Some people don't understand how psychedelic the band was, both in art and music. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I feel one coming on for myself soon...

Inspired by another thread I'll be listening to Deep Purple Made in Japan on the way home. VERY LOUD :-)
 
Graeme

Same inspiration here.
Listened to Made In Japan.
 
I got that album over 25 years ago and remember being blown away by the intensity of every song - I don't think I could pick one favorite track from it.

......lazy. Definitley my favourite :-)
 
Graeme

Lazy is great; but not Strange Kind of Woman? or Space Trucking? The Mule?
 
I just can't pick one!
 
:-D

It's funny how the lineup w/ Morse has outlasted all the classic lineups combined. My cousin worked merchandise on the first tour w/ Steve and that was almost half a lifetime ago... (We're pushing 40).... Anyways.... One that always sticks out since I got the Bolin boxset back in grade school:
 

A letter home Neil Young's latest, recorded with Jack White live in an antique acetate recording stall; the fidelity is crappy, where the guitar often sounds like ukelele...it's all cover tunes as well, but it sounds SO Neil...It's amazing that he can change instruments,bands and genres, even media and he always sounds like him...it's funny that his playing is the most 'normal' on piano, but I put that down to the limitations of piano...Tony

Thought this was fun!  

Frank Zappa - Shut Up 'N Play Yer Guitar

Heard this on a digital music channel on cable (R&B Classics).
Not sure how I have been on this earth for 50 years and haven't heard this funky Billy Preston song.
 
http://youtube.com/watch?v=3cLBMJYduWg

Paul; either you are really young, or perhaps you were in a coma for a long period of time.
 

Speaking of old funky tunes, I looked up one of my old favorite artist Tyrone Davis:
 

Nice tune, Ken.

this is on vinyl in the basement right now.... love it!....