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NICE ... this one slays me everytime!Southerndawg said: -
You'd better straighten your shit out and go listen to the entire Dirty Deeds album immediately.89ute said:
Damn, that was good. This will get me kicked out of the AC/DC club, I've never heard that before. I only had 3 AC/DC albums. Highway to Hell, Back in Black and For Those About to Rock.Southerndawg said:
Angus' work on Squealer is some of my favorite stuff. -
Awfully early for Old Man Music Friday89ute said:If you don't own Zeppelin IV GTFO
If you can listen to this without whipping out your air guitar GTFO
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Sounds great on a decent system. First time I heard that album was almost 40 years ago, through a set of SpeakerLab 7's, driven by an early Yamaha integrated amp. Still remember trying to find 11 on the volume dial. The 70's were fun times.89ute said:
Damn, that was good. This will get me kicked out of the AC/DC club, I've never heard that before. I only had 3 AC/DC albums. Highway to Hell, Back in Black and For Those About to Rock.Southerndawg said: -
We'll a young man ain't got nothing in the world today...at least so far as music goes. Rock is dead, long live old man rock!
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Makes me want to hop on my bike and find a bar with a bonfire out back. I'm guessing @Swaye can relate.89ute said:
NICE ... this one slays me everytime!Southerndawg said: -
Great story pumpy!Southerndawg said:
Sounds great on a decent system. First time I heard that album was almost 40 years ago, through a set of SpeakerLab 7's, driven by an early Yamaha integrated amp. Still remember trying to find 11 on the volume dial. The 70's were fun times.89ute said:
Damn, that was good. This will get me kicked out of the AC/DC club, I've never heard that before. I only had 3 AC/DC albums. Highway to Hell, Back in Black and For Those About to Rock.Southerndawg said: -
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This. Yamaha made fantastic integrated amps and receivers right up until 1980. You can still grab one used for $200 give or take that will match the performance of anything today that would cost $1500 new.Southerndawg said:
Sounds great on a decent system. First time I heard that album was almost 40 years ago, through a set of SpeakerLab 7's, driven by an early Yamaha integrated amp. Still remember trying to find 11 on the volume dial. The 70's were fun times.89ute said:
Damn, that was good. This will get me kicked out of the AC/DC club, I've never heard that before. I only had 3 AC/DC albums. Highway to Hell, Back in Black and For Those About to Rock.Southerndawg said: -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64JdzV4_rDI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2obRravzCM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1g9Hs3rnd6s
https://youtu.be/_W-fIn2QZgg