Submariner85 Posted August 25 Posted August 25 (edited) that symbol guitar looks highly uncomfortable to play. Edited August 25 by Submariner85 3 Quote
santellavision Posted August 25 Posted August 25 (edited) They were from my neighborhood in East Northport, LI. My high school girlfriend used to baby sit one of their kids. haha. Â Edited September 1 by santellavision 4 Quote
Dave Scepter Posted August 25 Posted August 25 (edited) Reminds me of an SNL skit 😃👌 Edited August 25 by Dave Scepter 4 1 Quote
Steve Haynie Posted September 1 Posted September 1 Buck can still play and sing today as good as he ever did back then.  3 1 Quote
Spinaltap Posted September 1 Posted September 1 I got to see BOC 2x in the early 00's, at the Bottom line in NYC and a the next yr at Toads in CT, and while the shows were very different, one seated and relaxed and the other hot and sweaty, I thoroughly enjoyed them both. I actually found boots of both on a site I visit and l can still enjoy them today and tomorrow 4 Quote
BruceM Posted September 11 Posted September 11 That's new BOC to me. Â I cut my teeth on the first 3 albums, and when this song came out, I was all like, WTF, dude? Â That was around the time when many of my favorite bands got ruined by success, or writing songs that had mass appeal: Â Journey, REO and Styx, to name a few. Of course, I like most of those old albums now, but still like their first ones best. And I did see BOC multiple times, even after they "sold out." Â First time, Dec. '73. Â Last time, May (I think?) 1989 in Munich. Â That show was complete with a Godzilla head which spit a little fire. Â haha. 4 Quote
HoboMan Posted Thursday at 06:19 PM Posted Thursday at 06:19 PM On 9/11/2026 at 6:37 PM, BruceM said: That's new BOC to me. Â I cut my teeth on the first 3 albums, and when this song came out, I was all like, WTF, dude? Â That was around the time when many of my favorite bands got ruined by success, or writing songs that had mass appeal: Â Journey, REO and Styx, to name a few. Of course, I like most of those old albums now, but still like their first ones best. And I did see BOC multiple times, even after they "sold out." Â First time, Dec. '73. Â Last time, May (I think?) 1989 in Munich. Â That show was complete with a Godzilla head which spit a little fire. Â haha. Yep, when you say old BOC I'm thinking Secret Treaties and earlier. 3 Quote
cynic Posted Friday at 08:34 PM Posted Friday at 08:34 PM Settle down old timers. Rumours is still an old Fleetwood Mac album even though it's not even the real Fleetwood Mac. 3 Quote
RobB Posted Friday at 09:10 PM Posted Friday at 09:10 PM 34 minutes ago, cynic said: Settle down old timers. Rumours is still an old Fleetwood Mac album even though it's not even the real Fleetwood Mac. Fasho. Nobody gives Bob Welch ANY credit. Sad… 1 Quote
Steve Haynie Posted Friday at 10:22 PM Posted Friday at 10:22 PM Recently, I listen to a Bob Welch eta album. It was good, and yet was very stuck in the 70's. That time period when Christine McVie joined what had been a blues band feels a little odd, too. 1 Quote
beezerboy Posted Saturday at 01:39 AM Posted Saturday at 01:39 AM yeah.... the Fleet was a guitar band, with no girls.... that was the real band Quote
Steve Haynie Posted Saturday at 02:15 AM Posted Saturday at 02:15 AM In the later years I prefer Christine McVee's songs. 2 Quote
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