Live in London

by **dave_c.** on Sun Mar 28, 2010 8:10 pm

Just been playing this brilliant DVD again. after my first game of flog of the season. Life is good. 8-)

We all know life aint always going to be good. But music like this helps keep ye going.!I got thrashed in my Golf Match. I got Wasted in the Bar.and I got rejuvenated when I stuck this in the Slot when I staggered intae my hoose.Class! 8-)

Rock On Wishbone Ash.!and thanks for giving us a memorable recording of 40 years of non stop Rocking Music.
A work of Art.!cheers.dave.c.

by **dave_c.** on Sat Apr 17, 2010 8:32 pm

I got a £30 parking fine last week for being two minutes late back to my car.And this dvd only cost £15 for Hours of total Pleasure .!The World is truly Fu--ed up.Just like the Classic rock Punters Lugs.!

Rock On Wishbone Ash.!

by **bobby_bender** on Mon May 03, 2010 7:51 pm

A well put together dvd.

The intro builds up a great deal of anticipation before the band makes its presence known "are you ready to rock".

Being both a drummer and guitarist I must say that joe's drumming is nothing short of perfection....he's got the flair and the best thing is he never over uses it, everything he does is tasteful and made to embelish the song rather than showing off and showcasing his talent.

Muddys guitar tone is sublime on right or wrong and andy is rocking from start to finish..

A great addition to my expanding ash dvd collection!!

by **Wally in Cincy** on Mon May 03, 2010 9:08 pm

Engine Overheat rocks hard. I don't think I had ever heard this song until AshFest Florida. Now it's one of my faves.

by **dave_c.** on Fri May 07, 2010 9:50 pm

Im sure Andy said recently that someone had described this dvd as "Karaoke" in some Magazine :roll:

.Whatever Muppett wrote that must be a Deaf and Blind Quarter Brained Friend of a "Rank Outsider" or has spent too much time listening to Greek Radio Stations. :roll:

This DVD is Definitive of 40 years of a Band Of Total Quality and Musicianship that gets Better and Better as the Years Pass.cheers.dave.c.

by **spider** on Sun Nov 21, 2010 5:18 am

After watching this concert several times, my fav song has to be Faith, Hope and Love. Was always a fav of mine, and with the triple lead and Ben's solo, it just rises above all other songs. Such a strong message in this song, and back to a better time with Bonafide, the last of the EXCELLENT albums to date, IMO.

by **ruaridh_c.** on Sat Dec 11, 2010 11:00 pm

Still cant get enough of this dvd/cd.Really amazing stuff.

Ruaridh.

by **spider** on Fri Aug 05, 2011 5:43 am

Ok, I was going to post this on a different thread, which is now locked. Let me just say, Andy's vocals are the best this band ever heard, his guitar playin is better than ever, Mudman could play circles around Ted or Laurie, Bob's bass lines are equal or better than anyone else ever in the band, and Joe's drumin is better than Steve's or anyones elses in the past. This is the REAL DEAL at it's best, BAR NONE. The band never sounded better, with any combo of players, and it continues to this day. Lets hope that this lineup stays around til the end of time. Only thing that makes this any better is when Ben joins in, and the triple lead does their thing. Oh, if only that could be the regular thing.

by **spider** on Fri Aug 05, 2011 6:15 am

Everybody Needs A Friend. What a special song. I equate this song to my brother Bob. My best friend in life, even if I tire of his chit. But this song speaks of that special relationship that only happens between siblings such as me and Bob. I may hate him for several reasons, but I love him for several more. Saw Mark at the Redwood Run, he filled in for Ben while Ben was off doing a wedding. Wish Mark would have done this song then. Oh well. Love this version with Mark at the helm. Very special song and lyrics to me.

by **dave_c.** on Sat Aug 20, 2011 10:01 pm

spider wrote:Ok, I was going to post this on a different thread, which is now locked. Let me just say, Andy's vocals are the best this band ever heard, his guitar playin is better than ever, Mudman could play circles around Ted or Laurie, Bob's bass lines are equal or better than anyone else ever in the band, and Joe's drumin is better than Steve's or anyones elses in the past. This is the REAL DEAL at it's best, BAR NONE. The band never sounded better, with any combo of players, and it continues to this day. Lets hope that this lineup stays around til the end of time. Only thing that makes this any better is when Ben joins in, and the triple lead does their thing. Oh, if only that could be the regular thing.

Bang On.!Spidey.! 8-)