Gone The Way Of The Bustle and High Top Women's Shoes

Problem with those 2 is they were worn out quickly by overplay, and
have not stood up to the test of time very well.


I still hear Hair of the Dog on the local classic rock station (KLOS).

Rusty wrote:
Problem with those 2 is they were worn out quickly by overplay, and
have not stood up to the test of time very well.


I still hear Hair of the Dog on the local classic rock station (KLOS).

That tape was in everyone's tape box in cars, all through the 1970's
since it was first released. By the 1980's it was passe. The Love
Hurts single was played heavy on FM, it was a huge hit.

But the band never could follow up on it. My friend saw their live
show in 1980, when we were in high school- he said they cranked as good
as Rush or Nugent or Blackmore's Rainbow.

Get a hold of RAZAMANAZ, it's even better than HAIR OF THE DOG.

wrote:
I got a few of the Hair of the Dog, Love Hurts and Beggars Day never
sounded better one that A&M, RCA style cart. Loud, clear, strong,
great party stuff!


yes, it was, back in the 1970's

it's very passe' now

DeserTBoB wrote:
It was de rigeur to see many music industry celebs combing
through the bins at Tower.


I remember Bette Midler saying that when she was on tour, she'd go into
the local Towers and move her albums from the pop section to the R&B
section! :-)