I own zero Scorpions cds, and zero AC/Dc cds.

James B. wrote:

Speaking of UFO, there is a newly released dvd that is a re-issue of an old VHS tape called "Too Hot To Handle-The UFO Story" It has interviews with "famous" musicians whom were influenced by them and concert clips / footage of every era / line up of the band.

Yep! Got it and it's wicked cool!

James B. wrote:

I jam alot with a former member of UFO, who is from here in Sacramento, Tommy Mc Clendon. He is a phenominal player but isn't wildely known due to the weak songs that pretty much made up the lps he was on.

a.k.a. Atomik Tommy M. ?!?!?

Thanks Trog.

I'm definately familiar with Lights Out and Phenomonen being some kind of hard rock/metal pillars. And i hear the Wild The Willing And The Innocent being underrated.

I sometimes ask myself why i haven't checked them out. As i said this will be remedied.

I got AC/DC tapes but thats it for them.. no scorpion stuff i like em but dont have any of their stuff on cd

It's funny, those are the two biggest bands that I got unto late for some reason. And I really got attached to only one album by each of them. Taken By Force for the Scorpions, and Let There Be Rock by AC/DC. I know both bands have a lot of other good stuff, I've heard it, but for some reason I don't feel the need to own it.
I'm really only attached to one album each by Thin Lizzy (Chinatown), Kiss (s/t) too. Also the only Aerosmith that I have anymore is Draw the Line, although that is due to overplaying the earlier stuff. I just never replaced the vinyl with CD's.

Trog wrote:

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a.k.a. Atomik Tommy M. ?!?!?

yeah that was / is him...he rocks, jams, shreds and all that