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Topic History of: The Listen Here weekend treat; Track 14... check it out
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david |
www.vibrationsofdoom.com/test/test2/Gogmagog.html
OGMAGOG
"Living In A F Timewarp",
"I Will Be There",
"It's Illegal, It's Immoral, It's Unhealthy But It's Fun"
Sounds great JK - I'm not really a rock head but I get the idea
and frankly I like it.
David |
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andrew |
I want an a CD when I leave home I want something to take with me. |
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JK2006 |
If you want more...
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JK2006 |
Gogmagog from Wikipedia
In 1985, original lead singer from Iron Maiden, Paul Di'Anno was to work on a project with a number of hired musicians. The group, called "Gogmagog", was put together by DJ and record producer Jonathan King. Gogmagog was a rock opera project. King brought in Di'Anno fresh from his 1984 self-named album. The idea of Gogmagog had tremendous potential since King was able to recruit well known and formidable musicians (including Clive Burr from past Iron Maiden, Janick Gers from Gillan, White Spirit and current Iron Maiden, Neil Murray from Whitesnake and Black Sabbath and Pete Willis from Def Leppard). Russ Ballard was hired to write some songs and a 3 track EP called "I Will Be There" (Ballard's song) was recorded and featured the most ridiculously titled but enormously catchy songs. An interesting point about the EP is that is wasn't released until after the group had disbanded. The three songs are only demo's to be part of an album in which many more songs were written but never recorded. It is a rock rarity but much loved and rated by those who are lucky enough to hear it. |
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JK2006 |
As long as you don't object to the odd expletive (NOT deleted)!
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