For Those of a Certain Age Not Dead Yet Wshhbone Ash

[Heedless Horseman]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NyCsUH4a2s

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Used have ione of their albums - vynl of course....

[DecemDave]

I ascribe my longevity to never liking that new fangled stuff and sticking with Elvis. 

[Ithoriel]

I used to have a copy of "Argus" back in my uni days. Just listened to "Warrior," "The King Will come" and "Throw down the sword" .... can't believe I used to like this stuff!

Give me Dua Lipa, Joyce Jonathan or even k-pop any day. Something to dance to .... well, shuffle and twitch to these days

[Techno II]

I still enjoy Argus from time to time.

Got 10, or so, of their earlier albums on CD.

Cheers - Phil.

[jimduncanuk]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NyCsUH4a2s

Can't say I have ever heard of them.

[Techno II]

1972, Jim.

Best rock album of the year, and top British Album, as voted by 'Sounds' and 'Melody Maker'.

Cheers - Phil.

[Chad]

Heard of them but never heard them. Late 50's and 60's are my time👨‍🦳🤪

[jimduncanuk]

1972, Jim.

Best rock album of the year, and top British Album, as voted by 'Sounds' and 'Melody Maker'.

Cheers - Phil.

Naw, still listened to The Beatles then when I wasn't having hearing problems which resulted in a couple of bouts (maybe three) of surgery.

[Raider4]

1972, Jim.

1972? Slade and T-Rex and Crazy Horses. And a whole load of other stuff I can't remember and is probably embarrassing as hell anyways.

[jimduncanuk]

1972? Slade and T-Rex and Crazy Horses. And a whole load of other stuff I can't remember and is probably embarrassing as hell anyways.

I didn't say I was up to date in 1972.

It's 2021 and I still listen to The Beatles. And I still have trouble with my hearing.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

1972.
Wasn't even born!

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

1972.
Wasn't even born!

Wippersnapper !

[Techno II]

1972.

Machine Head - Deep Purple
Foxtrot - Genesis
Close to the edge - Yes
Roxy Music - Roxy Music.

I'm sure those weren't the only albums I bought that year.......By a lot.

Dark side of the Moon - First live performance.

Cheers - Phil.

[Zippee]

1972
I'd expand that purchase list with:

Black Sabbath - Vol. 4
Blue Oyster Cult - B.O.C.
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust
Hawkwind - Doremi Fasol Latido
Lou Reed - Transformer
Status Quo - Piledriver
Thin Lizzy - Shades of a Blue Orphanage
Uriah Heep - Magician's Birthday

I may also have bought Slayed but not sure that's cool to list 

[Ithoriel]

In 1972 I had just gone to uni and discovered live music was not just Gilbert and Sullivan (annual trip to see whatever show Dad and his brothers were in) or church music (a decade spent as a choirboy) but included Rock, Folk and Pop.

Ah, the heady days of the Festival Fringe, seeing half a dozen shows in a day and spending around a quid for the privilege!

[Techno II]

1972
I'd expand that purchase list with:
Black Sabbath - Vol. 4
Blue Oyster Cult - B.O.C.
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust
Hawkwind - Doremi Fasol Latido
Lou Reed - Transformer
Status Quo - Piledriver
Thin Lizzy - Shades of a Blue Orphanage
Uriah Heep - Magician's Birthday
I may also have bought Slayed but not sure that's cool to list 

Slayed ?.....No..That's not cool. 

B/S Vol 4......Worth having for 'Supernaut' alone.
BOC.....Love a load of their stuff.
Hawkwind ?...DRMEFSOLATIDO......Never sure why I replaced that on CD. ....Met them a GW, when I took a few piccies of them.
I WAS impressed (I've said this before) when I was asked, "Is it alright if we roll a spliff,"....and I said, "I'd rather you didn't,".......and they were very good...and didn't make a fuss.

Quo ? ...saw them twice in a month on the early 'Piledriver tour'.......My ears were almost bleeding after the second 'gig'.......I couldn't hear a thing for a day and a half.

Lizzy....Great band.....I can still enjoy 'Live and dangerous', to this day.

Heep ?...Another of the early 'gigs' I  went to.......Still love a load of their stuff.

Cheers - A Sad old F*rt.

[sunjester]

Blue Oyster Cult, Lou Reed, Thin Lizzy and some Hawkwind still sound good to me! What about The Moody Blues?

But then I was only 10 in 1972!

[Techno II]

Moody Blues ?

Nowt wrong with them, Graham.

(Some bl**dy good tunes, over the years......"Lovely to see you again, my friend".....That's going back a good few 'minutes'.)

Cheers - Phil.

[sunjester]

Moody Blues ?

Nowt wrong with them, Graham.

(Some bl**dy good tunes, over the years......"Lovely to see you again, my friend".....That's going back a good few 'minutes'.)

Cheers - Phil.

Funny enough Phil, we were just listening to that track last night (whilst we were waiting for friends to join us for a virtual cocktail hour on Zoom!)