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Put together a little playlist of the songs that have stood out to me the most of the gigs I attended this year:

Stormtroopers - Sabaton
Dreadnaught - Sabaton
Bismarck - Sabaton
The Last Stand - Sabaton
Rio - Duran Duran
White Lines - Duran Duran
Come Undone - Duran Duran
Caught Somewhere in Time - Iron Maiden
Stranger in a Strange Land - Iron Maiden
Writing on the Wall - Iron Maiden
Hell on Earth - Iron Maiden
The Visitors - ABBA
Eagle - ABBA
Voulez Vous - ABBA
Dancing Queen - ABBA
Faded Black Tattoo - Far From Saints
Stop Dragging My Heart Around (Tom Petty/Stevie Nicks cover) - Far From Saints

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I know that John Lennon wanted to do a version similar to this but was talked out of it by George and Paul.Could've been John's Yesterday. Love Deep Purple's 1968 version until the progressive rock stuff.
 
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Riggatoni said:
I really need to check out Black Sabbath's post Dio albums. I've only listened to the Ozzy and Dio albums (except Dehumanizar), and I can only really consider myself a Sabbath fan if I listen to their other albums.
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Well, You're missing a lot of magnificent albums with pretty good stuff:

Born Again (1983) with Ian Gillan on vocals
The Seventh Star (1986) with Glenn Hughes on Vocals
The Eternal Idol (1987) with Tony Martin on Vocals
Headless Cross (1989) with Tony Martin on Vocals
TYR (1990) with Tony Martin on Vocals
Dehumanizer (1992) with DIO on Vocals
Cross Purposes (1994) with Tony Martin on Vocals
Forbidden (Is the worst Sabbath album) (1995) with Tony Martin on Vocals
 
Bruins1 said:
Still listening to this one. Not a fan of the video though. Find it a bit cringe worthy:)
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One time I listened to that song: I've only listened to a few seconds of it and turned it off. Not only does it not seem like a good song, but it's not really a actual song; they took demo tapes from Lennon in the 70s and from George Harrison in the 90s, and then Mccartney and Starr recorded their parts in modern times. Also, although AI was used to try to make the lennon and harrison tapes fit into the quality of modern production, you can easily tell how out of place it is.
 
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This is my guilty pleasure album...
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I like all songs but 3.
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Although there are a few not so strong songs, this is one of their albums that is solid as a whole. The classics are: ''King Pest'' and ''Haunted Palace''.
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Artist: Black Sabbath
Album Title: TYR
Release Date: 1990
Style: Metal
Rating: Masterpiece
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What an album! Not a single weak song imo. One of my favorites of theirs as a whole piece. Every song is good-to-great. It has everything. The overall vibe is just epic and classic. The album has the mood/structure of the albums with Dio and I like that a lot.

Favorite songs: ''Jerusalem'' and ''Heaven In Black'' (Top 10 song imo).
 
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GhostofCain said:
Can you recommend me any Soft Machine? They are playing here in February and I wanted to check them out before committing to going to the gig.

Thanks in advance!
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Jealous!
To my knowledge, Soft Machine hasn't played here in Texas since 1960s!

Here is their average setlist this year:

Soft Machine Average Setlists of year: 2023 | setlist.fm

View average setlists, openers, closers and encores of Soft Machine in 2023!
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