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The arrogance of any " music fan" to suggest that the Buckingham/Nicks era pandered to the under18 brigade is astonishing. My favourite version of the band was with Peter Green and Danny Kirwan in tandem, but all the line-ups had their merits. I don't need to make daft statements to validate my preference.

classic old school Vancouver punk

Im from the bay are daly city. KMPX was the 1st fm underground founded by big daddy tom donoghue then the dj had a strike in 68 so the new station was ksan which be came a staple for a few years. Many bands came by including FMac. Iheard thus plus live shows frim winterland and the last day of the fillmore west 1971..….…

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Excellent sound. Thank you for sharing CRIME. RIP, Frankie Fix & Johnny Strike!

Does anybody remember seeing Chris Arnet''s band The Shades? Pretty sure it was the FIRST punk show in Vancouver at the Blue Boy Hotel. I was there with Jim Bescott from the Young Canadians. I think Art Bergman was still in the Schmorgs at that time.

Bob Welch brought so much to this band, songwriting, singing, and guitar, I always thought this version of Mac should have had their own induction into the hall of fame.

Love the version of Chris’s Believe Me on this video. Miss her…

"Automatic" live. It's freaking beautiful.

Interesting...typically they sound more like the more famous CSNY. Not much jangle 12-string electric that defined The Byrds. Not hip, I guess.

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I AM NAKED NOW WASHING MYSELF IN A POT I DO NOT HAVE A BATHROOM BUT I AM CLEAN TODAY A POSTER WILL BRING TO ME MY BIRTDAY PRESENTS 4 TH OF MAY I WAS 59 YEARS OLD JAMELA SENT ME A SILVER NECKLESS NINA SENT ME TWO BRA S 80 D

I HAVE A BRAVE HEART LIKE RICHARD LIONHEART VAN

YEAH VAN TODAY IS TWO YEARS SINCE MY OLD SHEPHERD DOG ROCKY AS ROCKY MARCIANO DIED I HAVE STILL BLUES FOR HIM BUT LISTENING TO YOU COMFORTS ME I WISH YOU MANY MORE CREATIVE YEARS

The ol jive 95 used to play great live concerts back in the seventies. I still have some recordings on cassette.

Saw their first show at The Mab in tow with my best friend Jennifer who at the time was with The Nuns (SF version).

Love Ultravox! A great combo of punk and New Wave.

I loved KSAN - it was like the Golden Age of Alternative Radio.

Very good sound quality for the age of recording. Soundboard mix?

One special ear For Calvin " Fuzz" Jones and willie Big Eyes Smith, for once, making that nest for the others. To me, the best Muddy's show with this band on RUclips ( among a lot of fantastic...). And thanxs to give us that from your archives.

This set was available as the bootleg "Will the Real Fleetwood Mac Please Stand Up?" After Mick sacked Bob Weston, for sleeping with Jenny, the band was on hiatus, and their then manager Clifford Davies put a fake band together to tour the states. Hence, Bob Welch's comments at the start of Rattlesnake Shake. This led to a year long legal dispute.

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ⒶlieNation, November 1977 - November 1981, was Naomi Ruth Eisenberg (vocals and violin), Peter Antrim (Fogel) (guitar and vocals); I was listed as Linda Crowds to indicate I was (stupidly) married to the bass player, who used the fake name Drew Crowds because he's a putz. He f'd me over so many times my head spun. He's either dead or in the Bronx or both. So be it.

And yes, I played a drum machine: a KORG Rhythm 55 that I still own! Punk por Vida!

my dad was in that band

Listen to the Lion live. First heard it on Too Late to Stop Now release and have been hooked on live Van ever since.

I love these older Van sets. Just so dang nostalgic I guess. Used to have the early and late Troubadour sets. Always burning copies for friends and newbies.

LOL, Dude!.... 18 Year old crowd? I'll have you know I was25 when I engineered the Trod Nossel live recordings in 1975. I have to say, the new kids had barely had time to learn their parts, in a couple cases it sounded like they were winging the harms. I did the band monitors and a small hi-fi front end for the 75 'Lucky Ticket Winners. We had the monitors diagonally across the studio floor, the band on one side and the audience on the other. I have all but 2 or 3 tunes up on my channel, it's a copy made in the stations production room from the master. October 23, 1975 Enjoy! ruclips.net/p/PL0y35ofq-KLSOyf2Jk0x54IoIt9xB9kw6

Take your time Mr,Bland and tell her like it , only you can bring it on home and lay it down the real blue's way iU told her that it was too late now that u found someone New watch out to there now 😁😉😁😉🎉

Subincision!!!

Just bought this and don’t have a record player yet…but I bought it cuz I was there. So cool to hear it now.😎I can see Patti punching the air, dancing in her ballet slipppers and baggy striped t-shirt. ❤

Thanks for this piece of R and R history, Alley Cats rocked it, all three of them. Shame there's no young ones appreciating this sort of music instead of the manufactured BS that is put out now.....

Just saw George in concert in Primm NV...great concert!...he is "Bad to the Bone"

Excellent live set, the sound is amazing, just got hold of this bootleg.

Wow! Could have been Crosby, Clark and Hillman ! That first song was superb beyond expectations and it was LIVE

My first time listening to this band. Really good performance. Thanks for sharing this and preserving over the years.

31:54 Everything gonna be alright

I neverhadthe BLOODYHAMMER

They haven’t been 💩 since Jimmie Vaughan and Keith Ferguson left the band.

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1990 ;)

This Is Spinnin At 1,25x Speed

Thanks for the great recording, awesome posting

Music Is Revolution!!!

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Bob was a better singer, guitar player, writer than Buckingham. Stevie should have joined and Lindsay been their producer...but they would have broken up in 1978.

My favourite version was the Peter Green era, but have enjoyed all the line-ups. To describe the Buckingham/Nicks era as being for the under 18s, makes you sound immature yourself!

I LOVE THEM... A WONDERFUL PLANET

1.Calculators On the Blink 2.Miss Two-Knives 3.Peggy Got Her Eyes Full 4.Keep It Tight 5.There Is the Boy 6.Anxious Michael Maurice Garrett/Lead vocal, sax, guitar Gary Holmes/Guitar, vocals Mark Lewis/guitar, keyboard, vocals Frank Daniel/Bass, vocals Dennis Madigan/Drums "This is the band that came 3,000 miles to play for 20 minutes". Single Bullet Theory, Richmond, VA