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Comment on Roger Hodgson bringing “Breakfast In America” to America by nuskysa

nuskysa — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 20:50:57 +0000

It’s great to know that Roger is on tour again this year, because attend to one of his concerts is a pleasure, we can enjoy all that songs he wrote and form our own soundtrack. Many of us, grew up listening to his voice during the time he was involved in Supertramp.

We are very fortunate to can enjoy his shows, his unique voice and charisma. The comunication between artist and audience is special. He performs with great success, solo shows, with orchestras or with his fantastic band, bringing the spirit of Supertramp all around the world.

It’s a thrill, a blast, chills and goosebumps, all at the same time… So, nobody should miss a concert of Roger. It’s really worth!!!

Comment on Roger Hodgson bringing “Breakfast In America” to America by sabishld

sabishld — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 15:08:09 +0000

Roger is an artist who understands the strong connection with the faces before him and embraces his fans. From the first steps onto the stage to the last notes played, Roger and his band connect with the people and leaving you feel recharged and uplifted. For days afterwards, you find yourself humming his music, taking lighter steps and smiling when memories of his performance flow through your head.

Roger has spend the better part of the last ten years offering us his music; “Give a Little Bit, Dreamer, Logical Song, Long Way Home, Breakfast in America” and his voice……what a gift. He has remembered and given back to the sea faces before him, for many of us, we will never forget that…..
Check out his website for date: http://www.rogerhodgson.com/documents/tour.html

Go see one of his performance, It will stay with you……

Comment on Roger Hodgson bringing “Breakfast In America” to America by RogerHodgsonFan

RogerHodgsonFan — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 09:54:16 +0000

In an age where musicianship comes second to “showmanship”, Roger proves that there are still performers out there that believe in, and can deliver both, for real.

Comment on Roger Hodgson bringing “Breakfast In America” to America by Spring Matthews

Spring Matthews — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 07:07:36 +0000

Counting the days until Roger Hodgson’s shows in Temecula, CA later this month. This will be my third year seeing him and I can’t wait. Roger puts on more than a concert. He gives his audience a feel-good feeling like no other artist I have seen. Everyone is singing, laughing, dancing. His shows are amazing.

That voice of his is flawless and sounds even better than it does on my Supertramp vinyls. It was always the songs that Roger sang that I loved best and now I know why. Roger and the other Supertramp co-founder, Rick Davies, shared writing credit but they each actually wrote and composed separately. The contrasts between the two are so very apparent. What a poet Roger is.

Give yourself a gift and get to one of Roger’s shows. I have seen many, many artists live over the years and he is by far the best. Check out his Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/RogerHodgsonOfficial.

Comment on Mr. Bungle – Mr. Bungle | Mike Patton’s “No-cash cow?” by TW

TW — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 03:19:24 +0000

If you haven't already done so, check out the Residents' Duck Stab Buster.

Comment on Mr. Bungle – Mr. Bungle | Mike Patton’s “No-cash cow?” by bowiefan1970

bowiefan1970 — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 01:44:39 +0000

What a nice surprise. I absolutely love this album! Stubb A Dub is my favorite song, but there are numerous great tracks. This album is great for mental acuity, because it is complex as hell! I used to sing along with this cd in the car and drive my girlfriend crazy. GREAT POST!

Comment on Video review of ELO’s “Zoom” album by TW

TW — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 03:51:53 +0000

One of my favorite things is discovering music that you’ve heard about but have never listened to. In the spirit of that, I hope you like Zoom. I think you will. Regarding “Brainwashed”: I agree. First off, George Harrison has long been my favorite Beatle – his first solo album, “All Things Must Pass,” is a masterpiece. I’ve always loved George’s singing and guitar playing – instantly identifiable and so musical. “Stuck Inside A Cloud” still hits me hard.

Comment on Video review of ELO’s “Zoom” album by bowiefan1970

bowiefan1970 — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 02:59:28 +0000

Great review. I’ve got the album on my hard drive, but never bothered with it. I’m going to check it out tonight. Thanks!
By the way, since you seem to be a fan of Lynne, Wilbury’s, Harrison, etc., what did you think of George’s “Brainwashed” album. I love it…

Comment on Van Halen 2012 tour with David Lee Roth | Dream setlist by TW

TW — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 15:13:59 +0000

I’m with you K.St. – I want a non-stop, rock-me-into-submission set list. No “Jamie’s Cryin’” or “Dance The Night Away,” for me, though I know that’s not realistic.

Great call on “I’m The One” – not sure how I left that one out.

Comment on Van Halen 2012 tour with David Lee Roth | Dream setlist by K.St.Maz

K.St.Maz — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 03:14:40 +0000

Strong list! Seeing VanHalen play these 20 songs would easily be one of the most memorable days of my life! But, in my absolutely perfect world I would make 2 small adjustments. Ice Cream Man would be fun. No doubt, Roth would be ridiculously entertaining during that song, but I want VH to rock me into submission with this show. Open with On Fire, yes, but then don’t let up one bit – right into I’m The One. Then later in the set, you’d think I’d be looking for a cool down after The Full Bug, but no way. Lose Sunday Afternoon In The Park (it is Sunday, right?), and hit me with Sinner’s Swing! Now that’s a brutal VanHalen rock assault! Oh, and on the ride home, I’m listening to Loss Of Control in the car! Thank you! Goodnight!