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[The_7th_one]

Just in case you're interested, there's a Jazz thread around..

Thanks man, I know, I'll try to post something there

 

[The_7th_one]

Andy Summers & Robert Fripp - I Advance Masked (1982)

 

[Jer]

Jesus, this album kicks ass.

 

[The_7th_one]

Jesus, this album kicks ass.

I'm thinking you're George Lynch

 

[The_7th_one]

John Coltrane - The Complete Graz Concert (1962)
Disc 2/2

 

[The_7th_one]

Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon (1973)

 

[Jer]

I'm thinking you're George Lynch

I wish!

Sorry for the overexuberance, but when one of your favorite artists does something unexpected and completely exceeds your expectations with it it’s hard to not be giddy. Kind of like when Iron Maiden put out AMOLAD.

Lynch has given us hints of this over the years, with Sacred Groove in 1993 having a lot of classic instrumental tracks, and he’s peppered a few throughout his other albums; but this one’s on a completely different level in terms of the variety and layering and technical skill involved. It’s really well composed, and great from start to finish.

 

[The_7th_one]

Iron Maiden - Empire of the Clouds (Single) [2016]

 

[Flaming Blimp Crash]

For Charlie.

 

[The_7th_one]

Eloy - Silent Cries And Mighty Echoes (1979)

 

[LooseCannon]

Saxon - Thunderbolt

Thanks @Mosh!

 

[The_7th_one]

Helloween - Keeper of the Seven Keys Part II (1988)

 

[PhantomOfTheOpera]

Sad news..damn it. Charlie was top of the class drummer and inspiration.
He was part of me growing up, one of the bands that I've lived and so this feels so sad.
What a life and what career, I can't even think of anybody for The Stones.
Now have to spin couple albums for Charlie. RIP Charlie Watts you will be remembered.

 

[Gk1]

 

[The_7th_one]

Jethro Tull - Minstrel in the Gallery (1975)

 

[The_7th_one]

Van Der Graaf Generator - H To He, Who Am The Only One (1970)

 

[jazz from hell]

 

[____no5]

For Charlie Watts:
Van Der Graaf Generator -Refugees

 

[The_7th_one]

Genesis - A Trick of the Tail (1976)

 

[____no5]

Iron Maiden -Seventh Son of a Seventh Son.

Solo orgasm. I believe* the only time that we have 4 solos in a Maiden song. Plus alternating from one guitarist to the other with frenetic rhythms & inspired bridges in the middle.
The absolute peak of Maiden's Book of Sol(o)s & a career showcase. I can never get enough of it.

*@Forostar correct me if I'm wrong.