Bluesking

Uli killing it as usual:

The RT66 Jr is a new design and debuted at NAMM this year. Here's the skinny: RT66 Jr

@BoogieMKIIA Any mention and/or discussion of the new RT66 Jr amp?

That's Keith St John on vocals - he was in a later version of Montrose for quite a while. He's also the singer in Burning Rain (w/ Doug Aldrich). I seem to remember he was in Kingdome Come for a bit, too. He's OK vocally - but that piece of toilet paper stuck to his right boot is pure rock and roll.

John Sykes may be the most underrated rock guitarist in history.

A young Bonamassa killing it........

Sometimes I forget what a freight train rock band Cheap Trick was back in their prime. I'm breaking out my Budokan CD tomorrow and cranking the shit out of it.

"The Live Files" is a set of UFO tunes from relatively unknown ex-UFO members. Lawrence Archer does an admirable job here, and does the Schenker-era songs justice. I didn't know this band existed until recently. It obviously isn't any of the Mogg-fronted versions that we saw over the years, but for a massive UFO fan like me, it's fairly interesting.

And this is getting a lot of time on my stereo this week:

Today's delicious platter of rock guitar glory - it also has my favorite outro solo of all time:

The new record is also fantastic - now featuring Brian Tatler from Diamond Head on guitar.

It's metal Friday at my house:

Just received the two-disc set today - probably the best sounding bootleg I've ever heard.

And.............

Spinning BOC's Some Enchanted Evening tonight. This is the reissue, which extends the original to a more proper two discs. What a great time for BOC - killer set.

Robin Trower - Bridge of Sighs. On 180 gram vinyl. Delicious.

Queen - Live at the Rainbow, 1974. On vinyl. Hell. Yes.