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John panozzo was a very underrated drummer for sure some of his best drumming is on man of miracles and man did he ever play hard saw his live drum solos five times just awesome

This is a fantastic album, IMHO. Thanks for the video, mate!

Thanks for doing a feature on Barrie Barlow. He's in my top three of rock drummers for this creativity, technical skill and unbelievable solos. I think he's more unknown than underrated. Some of that is probably due to Jethro Tull being mostly known for Ian Anderson, in fact, many people think that Ian Anderson's name is Jethro Tull!

All fantastic albums for sure

The drumming in the early priest albums were really good. Simon Phillips was the drummer on the sin after sin album if I’m not mistaken. And yes, stained class one of my all time favorite albums from Priest. Beyond the realms of death! \m/

Rest in peace Eric... We miss you!

Have a blu ray audio of this 5.1 it's great. Bought I robot, like eye better

That chair! LOL...needs the oil.

Muprh as the Psych Monster....good stuff!

Totally agree. Interesting to read Tom Wernam notes about Bun e Carlos involvment into this album drums parts. Brilliant.

I Loved Dressed to kill cover since I was a kid, the original LP had embossed lettering.

Barriemore is amazing!!

Great album seen them when they played in Montreal with Alice cooper opening for iron maiden they played the whole seventh son album

I love the strange days album cover. It’s a group of freaks from a circus (strange people). And a poster of the band like a circus ad. Makes sense.

Far out ✌️

Well I guess Fagan is going to throw himself under a train because you don't think he measures up. Those that can't do criticize I guess.

Mick Tucker is bloke on the right with black hair.

Peter & Gordon with the song World Without Love had a pretty funny cover, looking at it now days.

I kind of like the Rush debut cover.

A "strange cover" for Strange days ? Well, you got the purpose of it...

"She said...She said" is never mentioned as a good Ringo performance. I actually think it's his best drumming song in the whole Beatles catalogue.

That Nectar cover looks exactly like the cover for The Who single Magic Bus.

Hot For Teacher is one of my favorites from 1984. KILLER DRUM INTRO.

Ringo is the greatest.

Mick Tucker is (sorry was) an amazing drummer. Shamefully overlooked. Don’t think so…Check out the live video of “No you don’t”. 👍🍻

I enjoyed the video and yout insightful comments. However, I kike the Nectar cover.

The album that got me into Genesis. The first of theirs I bought. It's probably my favourite still. The opening track, Down and Out, I play the most. Then rope, motherlode, ballad, scenes.

It is my favourite Genesis album. Incidentally, Phil Collins believes it was their worst album. 😲

Very underrated give it a listen

The last great Genesis album. Sadly, underrated by many prog fans.

collins is one of a kind

Great album. I've always loved Vinny Appice's drumming with Dio.

Very good cd! Phil,Tony and Mike do good on it.

I generally dont do playlist, thats why as an album band i class them as number 1. Saucerful,ummagumma, animals and dsotm are my absolute favourites. Every album is great except the'absolute drivel' and momentary lapse (which is ok but not great). Floyd confuse people. But despite being 'different' all the other albums are A or A+.

IQ, what a brilliant band - eagerly awaiting their new release!

Entertaining video, once more. My personal #1 Pink Floyd album - and pretty much the most important album in my musical education and life is 'Wish you were here'. 'Shine on ...' still totally blows me away. I even like 'Wish you were here' over 'Dark Side ...' (my #2). 'The Wall' completes my Top 3. 'Meddle' and 'Animals' as well as 'Division Bell' are following. Cheers.

Like this video, too. Personally, I would rate 'Duke' and 'Abacab' much higher - they were my introduction to the band when I was 11-12 years young, like '90125' and (backwards) 'Drama' were my introduction to Yes. I also think, those two records are pretty underrated. In my rankings, they are in the Top 5. But, again: I might not be a Prog fan enough. That's probably why I don't care for their alleged masterpiece. 'The Lamb ...' - not my thing. I love 'Carpet Crawlers' - that's pretty much it. 'Tresspass' , 'Trick of a Tale' and 'Selling England ...' complete my Top 5. Cheers.

Like your video. Music taste is individual. No question. So, I would never say/write the stuff you relate to in the end. You are totally right. And rankings are always very personal, connected also to memories and experiences and age. However: I am the one, who does not have 'Close to the Edge' on top of my list. That would be 'The Yes Album' and '90125'. Followed by 'Close to the Edge', 'Yes' (their debut) and 'Time and a Word' as well as 'Drama'. They are all up there. I think, almost every Yes album has sometining to it. Except for one - in my world: 'Tales from Topographic Oceans'. I might not be intellectual enough, or not enough 'Prog' fan or whatever. You can chase me around the block with that record. Too much of everything: Pretentious, eccentric, self-absorbed. Boooring. But that's just me. 😉 Cheers. Gonna check out your Genesis video now.

“Love gun” is officially when I went awol from the Kiss army. That and I turned 16. But between 13&15 1/2 I was a loyal soldier. Wouldn’t trade the experience. It was a phenomenon!!!

I met Vinny Appice at a drum clinic many years ago. He signed some Dio albums and was nice to everyone. Good guy.

Have to take a listen to this album

Murph, too bad you could not take us on your trip to the music store. I bet that is a fun time, seeing you walk in..then fast forward til you find something that you really want. Fast forward til the next album. then you walking out with the music you just bought. Then you post this vid. I bet you are excited at the music store. I have not gone to a music store in decades. Ever since vinyl made its comeback, I stopped. Got rid of my phonograph the same time I got rid of my VCR. Hitting the like to show support.

Absolutely agree, my IQ favourite as well , and most underrated probably

This is in my top 5 Kiss albums. KIiss Alive Love Gun Creatures of the night Revenge

Thunder Seven was an album that surprised me at how good it was.

You forgot to mention Triumph.

My favorite 1982 album was the self-titled one by Asia.

Great additions to your collection some great albums in that bunch the first cd you showed I'm not familiar with will definitely check them out

Dude, check out Max Webster. Just sayin

I was hoping you would have picked Krokus on the list. "Screaming in the Night....Fighting for my life...like a prog monster!" Change the lyrics to appease the prog monster to get that album in there.