L. I. V. E.

[Lokmar]

I mentioned Peter Frampton in another thread. He was co-founder of Humble Pie.  He left in 1971 and pursued a solo career that, among other things, resulted in one the best-selling live albums of all time. I have the album and I've also seen him live. This is from "Frampton Comes Alive":

Amen.

I remember when I first heard this I was a young kid living in Palm Springs California. I thought it was great!

[formosan]

[Herman]

Here is an old classic that stands the test of time.

[Shen Li]

OMIGAWD!
This is Loverboy performing Turn Me Loose about 2 years ago.

[Herman]

OMIGAWD!
This is Loverboy performing Turn Me Loose about 2 years ago.

What in the hell is that?
I remember when that song was released. Mike Reno was wearing red leather pants in the video.

[J E B Stuart]

What in the hell is that?
I remember when that song was released. Mike Reno was wearing red leather pants in the video.

I saw Loverboy years back with Eddie Money. Loverboy was good. Mike Reno looked like he'd been hittin' the taters 'n' gravy hard.

Amen.

[Herman]

I saw Loverboy years back with Eddie Money. Loverboy was good. Mike Reno looked like he'd been hittin' the taters 'n' gravy hard.

Amen.

Loverboy was not old Herman's type of band. It is funny to see how Reno looks now compared to 1980. He has doubled his weight.

[J E B Stuart]

Uriah Heep is a Limey band formed 1969 in London. They've been pretty damn successful over the years, selling over 40 million records. The majority of that success, however, has been in Europe and Japan. That said, in the 70s they had two songs I remember well - "Easy Livin'" and "Stealin'". Of the two, I liked this one the best: 

Amen.