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Led Zeppelin-Houses of the Holy
Whitesnake-Slow ‘n Easy
Deep Purple-Smoke on the Water (live)
Tommy Bolin-Lotus
Rainbow-Gates of Babylon
***George Carlin-Bif Berns***
Queen-Son and Daughter
Rush-Witch Hunt
Robbie Robertson-Fallen Angel
Pink Floyd-Another Brick in the Wall
Joe Satriani-Mystical Potato Head Groove Thing
Hour 2
***Dennis Miller-Feminine hygiene***
Ian Hunter-Who Do You Love
Steve Morse-On the Pipe
Free-I’m a Mover
Rory Gallagher-Laundromat
***Concert-Rare Earth & Foghat***
Foghat-Drive Me Home
Rare Earth-Fresh from the Can
***Apollo 11 liftoff***
Cracker-I’m a Little Rocket Ship
INXS-Communication
Marc Bonilla-Antonio’s Love Jungle
REM-Oddfellows Local 151
J. Geils Band-Sanctuary
George Harrison-Shanghai Surprise
***PDQ Bach-music you don’t mind hearing***
After the opening Zeppelin cut - why in the hell didn't they put "Houses of the Holy" on the album "Houses of the Holy"?!? - I go into the "Deep Purple family" for the balance of the segment. Really love the segues in segment two, and the fact that the Robbie Robertson song sounds like it could've been an extra out Peter Gabriel's "So" album (stands to reason, as Gabriel plays and sings on it, and Robertson had Daniel Lanois producing). The Rare Earth/Foghat concert ad is out of 1974, and Rare Earth needed to do MORE songs like "Fresh from the Can". The J. Geils selection is one of my favorites from them, and the George Harrison song is a good tune from what was (apparently, as I'VE never seen it) a really bad movie. Enjoy, and feedback is always welcome.
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