Cosmo Valdemar

Savoy Truffle - Beatles

Ah Ha - Butthole Surfers

Eh? - Pulkas

I was actually chatting to a mate about this yesterday. In hindsight, The Burning Red is a much better album than its reputation would suggest and, apart from some unfortunate rapping, isn't really a Nu-Metal album at all. It has aged well. Supercharger, however, definitely is 😆

Margate - Chas and Dave

Dangerous - The Who

Blimey.

I thought their version of Whiplash was great!

I'm very confused...

He should be up there with Entwistle, JPJ, Squire etc. as one of the great British bassists.

Cannibal - Static-X

Do The Freddie - Freddie And The Dreamers

Rest - Pist.On

Frankenstein - Edgar Winter

I know. It was just a light-hearted comment.

One of the Roadstar variants?

Eggs Benedict Cumberbatch - Raised By Owls

The performances on Yessongs are amazing too but blimey, it sounds like it was recorded from the venue toilet.

"Not as good as Never Mind The Bollocks" misses the point of the thread somewhat Lozz 😆

Goat - Strapping Young Lad

Dominance and Submission - BÖC

The studio version of I Want You To Want Me is startlingly twee isn't it? For me the absolute pinnacle of the live album is Live At Leeds which is, as was already mentioned, miles beyond their studio output of the time in both production and musicianship. It's a ferocious album. I'd also throw in a mention of Slade Alive, the sound of a band unleashed.

All Dead, All Dead - Queen

Middleman - Terrorvision