RIP Myles Goodwin
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Racerxrated
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Sign of the Gypsy Queen...I remember grabbing that album when I was 15. Great band....would play Roller years later in a cover band.
thegame
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Fun fact: Canadian classic rock peaked in 1981 with the ultimate hoser hat trick in which the 3 biggest bands of that era released their almost universally agreed upon best albums, all in that particular year.
Rush - Moving Pictures
Triumph - Allied Forces
April Wine - Nature of the Beast
Rush - Moving Pictures
Triumph - Allied Forces
April Wine - Nature of the Beast
1982, 8yrs old, going for a ride with my uncle in his bad ass 69 Camaro. Sign of the gypsy queen playin on the 8 track.. good times
MrScratch
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* velcro-fly *
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Yeah Steve Segal is / was a super cool, early adopter of and Wizard rep at one point. He bought a Ceriatone ODS from me way back when, used to be on here regularly.
Such a bummer but I guess I didn’t realize Miles G. was in his mid 70s too? Makes sense though since those classic albums were out right around my late high school years.
As a Canadian this one hit pretty hard as Nature of the Beast was one of the first albums I bought when I got my first turntable as a teenager. So many great hits in their discography.
I know Myles didn’t sing on this song, but this was THE song you’d hear blasting out of cars in the late 70’s in a hot Canadian summer… ah the memories
I know Myles didn’t sing on this song, but this was THE song you’d hear blasting out of cars in the late 70’s in a hot Canadian summer… ah the memories