Insolites

Regardez bien la pub :

Oué ben c'est sur fallait un spécialiste pour reconnaître  Merci!

Ah excellent!!!!!

Marrant comme pub  

Après la pub... le cinema

http://www.premiere.fr/Cinema/News-Cinema/Elijah-Wood-se-lache-dans-une-comedie-noire-de-Netflix

Au fait vous aviez remarqué qu il y a STEVE DOBBY DAWSON dans le clip de Purple, entre autres guest ?

A cause de toi j'ai regardé un clip entier de Deep Purple
Bin non je ne le savais pas que Dawson était figurant dans ce clip... Je remarque que c'est la même boite qui a produit le documentaire "Heavy Metal Thunder - The Movie"... Peut être pour ça qu'il est dans le clip...

possible, mais il n y a pas que lui comme guest, ya steve balsamo aussi : j avais pas remarqué à l epoque parce qu en fait j'avais regardé le clip de façon peu attentive : c'est en pensant reconnaître Balsamo que j'ai creusé
Balsamo étant un membre du clan DP, peut etre que c est juste par fun qu ils ont participé
ya toutes les info dans le détail de la video utub

Saxon sponsorise le Tour de France (Thanks à Purplexed du BSF )

HA ha HA tous dopés ... les zicos

quand tu gagnes bien ta vie mais que t as des pompes pourries !
A part ça, chouette photo avec un nom de tableau assez original

J'ai le même sans le cadre et en plus petit quand même

Le confort n'a pas de prix...

J'ai les memes pompes .

stephs66 a écrit:

J'ai les memes pompes .

ca explique pourquoi tu en baves autant lors de tes marathons

Semi, seulement semi . Pas la caisse pour doubler la distance, au bout de 30 bornes je ressemble à Paul Dianno .

J'ai repéré un tshirt

Ils ont ressorti les surplus des tournées précédentes ?

Ca sent surtout la contrefaçon non ?

C'est clair
Rien que celui là:


Cela me rappelle les concerts à San Sebastian, il y a bien longtemps, où l'on trouvait les mêmes genres de "stands"  devant les salles...

Il y en a eu aussi pour Saxon, un des concerts au Bataclan.

truc a écrit:

Il y en a eu aussi pour Saxon, un des concerts au Bataclan.

Je n'ai rien vu en 2014...
Il te reste le choix entre les autres dates : http://www.saxon-solidballofrock.fr/dates-francaises/

In an interview with Metalschockfinland.com ex-Saxon guitarist Graham Oliver talked about how he met Ritchie Blackmore and shared a few memories…

“We were recording Wheels of Steel when on a night off, the band went to see GIRL at the Marquee in London (as we were in Ramport Studio, owned by The Who). The place was packed and I ended up standing right next to Ritchie Blackmore. I summed up the courage to say hello and shook hands with him, just as he was asked to the stage to jam with GIRL on the song “Born To Be Wild”.
“Next thing we were offered a tour with Rainbow, and the first gig was at Deeside Leisure Centre [in Wales]. At this point, Saxon had just done the Motörhead tour to great reviews… The first gig went great, but we had no contact with the band. The second gig was Bingley Hall Stafford. Ritchie had his own dressing room next to ours… We found a hole in the wall and spied on him getting ready for his show. We did our set and killed ’em. When we returned to the dressing room, Ritchie had a ritual of music played just before he went on stage playing: Jethro Tull, Hendrix, and the film music from the movie “Chariots of Fire”. Then, BAM!—they hit the stage. Rainbow were fantastic, and Cozy‘s solo was awesome (Steve and I had played a gig in ’74 and met Cozy before, but he did not remember). We met the band, minus Ritchie, after the show. But the day after, we got canned from the tour. Samson replaced us as I recall.
“Donington came next… I took a shuttle bus to backstage to watch Judas Priest with Joe Elliott, who was there ligging. As I walked to the stage, a Mercedes car with black windows was parked nearby, and the window came down to a shout of “GRAHAM! GRAHAM!” I turned to look and I thought, “It’s fucking Ritchie Blackmore! He knew my name!” He called me over to the car and greeted me like a old mate. I was blown away! We talked about guitar, and he said he’d seen Hendrix at the IOW fest. He thanked me for a comment about him in a music mag, where I’d stated that he was a great influence, and I told him that the intro I wrote for “See The Light Shining” was inspired by the intro to the Live in Japan version of “Highway Star”. Ritchie laughed… “ripped me off,” I bet he said…
“We did the full tour in the USA with Rainbow for Straight Between the Eyes. The first night I was playing “Strong Arm Of The Law”, and noticed Ritchie watching our band. After the show, he came in to our dressing room for a chat. He apologized for the UK shows that were canceled and said that it wasn’t personal—the management wanted another band, so it was a political [issue]. He then asked to see my left hand (I have a Tony Iommi injury and am missing part of my first finger). He poked my finger and said “I would never have known from watching you play!” WOW! What a compliment from the master!
But Ritchie put his crew and band through it sometimes, demanding the whole back line be moved two inches, and then we were told NO WATER on stage at anytime. If you were in the dressing room when Rainbow went on stage, you stayed in to the end—and if you were out, you stayed out to the end. Strange requests… One day at the hotel, we all went swimming, and out came Ritchie in his costume. Fergie, his tour manager and guitar tech, lowered him in to the pool where he swam about with us, but we were instructed not to splash him. Then they lifted him out. He never wet his hair.
“The next gig was in Lubbock, Texas. We played our show, and then I watched Rainbow from the wings. Ritchie just walked of after 3 songs! He said to me, “Someone threw something, and I could lose an eye if it hit me.” He got straight in the car and was driven off while the band were still playing and knew nothing of his departure! Bobby Rondinelli gallantly played a solo, then quit as the audience were getting mad. We split in fear of a riot. “After that the film crew came, and the concert movie was made of Rainbow ‘s show (they filmed SAXON too, but it never surfaced). We left the tour in Dallas and flew to the UK for the second Monsters of Rock in 1982, arriving the morning of the show, and returned to USA the day after to play in New York with Frank Marino.”