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    I think if you are into Heavy Rock this is a must have.

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    Yes it is Adrian.........

    This is one of my favourites from 1977 "Mr Big - Mr Big"
    But please don't mistake this fine British group for the later shit American group of the same name.

    Not easy to find now but still available via Discogs etc.......Superb.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thingfish View Post
    Yes it is Adrian.........

    This is one of my favourites from 1977 "Mr Big - Mr Big"
    But please don't mistake this fine British group for the later shit American group of the same name.

    Not easy to find now but still available via Discogs etc.......Superb.
    I nearly fell of my chair,

    Try this for size, they even supported AC/DC

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    Quote Originally Posted by thingfish View Post

    Ha ha - fond memories of my Granddad playing this when I was about 6 - just had to find it out and play it - definitely puts a smile on yer face, not sure it would be everyone's essential though!
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    One classy album that will rock you out.

    Steve Miller Band ‎– Book Of Dreams
    Label: Mercury ‎– 9286 455
    Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
    Country:UK
    Released: 1977
    Genre: Rock
    Style: Pop Rock, Classic Rock

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    If you do not like this one then you are really not cool!

    Creedence Clearwater Revival ‎– Bayou Country
    Label: Fantasy ‎– 8387, Universal Music Group International ‎– 0025218838719
    Series: Back To Black –
    Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Repress, 180 Gram
    Country: Europe
    Released:
    Genre:
    Rock
    Style: Blues Rock, Rock & Roll, Southern Rock

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    For the serious rocker in you, a must have.

    Budgie ‎– Bandolier
    Label: Noteworthy Productions ‎– NP25V
    Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Stereo
    Country: UK
    Released: 26 Sep 2014 (original 1975)
    Genre: Rock
    Style: Hard Rock

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    Quote Originally Posted by AJSki2fly View Post
    One classy album that will rock you out.

    Steve Miller Band ‎– Book Of Dreams
    Label: Mercury ‎– 9286 455
    Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
    Country:UK
    Released: 1977
    Genre: Rock
    Style: Pop Rock, Classic Rock

    Quote Originally Posted by Alex_UK View Post
    Ha ha - fond memories of my Granddad playing this when I was about 6 - just had to find it out and play it - definitely puts a smile on yer face, not sure it would be everyone's essential though!
    If we're going cheesy, how about this?



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