Here's why: 1. It looks nicer and is far more elegant. 2. It doesn't crash every 5 minutes 3. Pictures look awesome!!! 4. You can post multiple pictures INSIDE your post, in both a MAIN post AND a comment post 5. You can BOLD, ITALICS, Number and Bullet and ALIGN your text in both main post and com

COME ON ENGLAND!!!

POST AN ALBUM COVER OR BAND PIC TO COLOUR OUR LIVES! I have a whole list of bands that back in the day I thought I really didn't like, or get why they were so popular, but now I look back and think, "what was I thinking!?!". You don't need to type if you don't want, just pick a pic and post it. I'

For me it's the strangle hold of a few so called pop moguls who control what gets played on mainstream radio and TV shows. But what about you?

Or; Keeping Revolution Radio.Online at the forefront of internet radio rock! Long time followers of RRO will know that one of the biggest headaches we have always had is keeping both the autoplay stream active, and the live shows problem free, due to Microsoft Windows constantly changing drivers,

In the UK, on TV, programmes are allowed to have naughty words and themes more prevalent after 8pm, graduating through stronger swearing and themes from 9pm, through to out and out porn after 10pm. Both TV and Radio in the UK are regulated by OfCom, who have, thus far, refused to allow a watershe

Robin thought of the theme and Miss Bonnie came up with the question, and I posted it. Teamwork at its best. Comments below please!

A few weeks ago I was banned by FB for a week for posting the cover to the 1970s album Houses of the Holy by Led Zeppelin, because, apparently, it breached their standards on decency. I was also given a warning for posting the cover of The Game's Up by Sniff n The Tears. The context for both was

Not sure if this is right place for this or not but here is a video of Sari Schorr singing Ready For Love last night in Glasgow supporting King King.

Join my pesky human colleagues and myself for fun and music as we post pics, discuss things and post pop and rock videos for you to enjoy and comment on! AND post your own videos and discussions and chat to us and each other over a Sunday morning coffee. This is the post you will comment on and r

I'm taking over the coffee shop in a big way, with changes coming to the layout of the Forum and multiple threads coming here. We've also got big news about some fun events and changes to come, so come back on Sunday 6th January at midnight and see what we are doing!

We know not all our listeners are from the Christian faith, or even celebrate Christmas, however, we do know that virtually all you will be on holiday for some of this period, so tell us what your plans are!

Any music genre, any time. For me it would have to be to 1966 and the start of Blues-Rock and meet Eric Clapton and The John Mayall Blues Breakers at the recording of the 'Beano' album. The year and album that heralded the change-over from Blues to the more guitar inspired era of Blues-Rock and th

This could include people who everyone accepts is a great singer BUT get pushed out of the limelight by the Dio's and Wilson's of this world.

Kids today can never understand the delight of a gatefold cover (let alone a double album!). For example, the album 'Silent Cries & Mighty Echoes' by ELOY, is musical heaven. Produced in 1979 the sound can stand up to anything recorded today. But the icing on the cake is the cover. Gloriously d

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We all have bands and artists we kept saying must go see them, and then suddenly they're gone, disbanded, no longer touring. Or, someone from yesteryear long since retired or shuffled from their mortal coil. Which one would you really wish you could have seen?

It's the summer holidays, and many of us are off on holibobs or, like Miss B and I, a massive round country road trip. So that got me thinking, what's your fave songs for when you're doing those long drives to get to that far off destination during the holiday season?

Just read Docs blog piece on Talking etc. at gigs, one of my pet hates. I do quite a few acoustic gigs and you wouldn't believe how much chatter goes on, even at these events. Quite often it's the entourage of the artist/support. There for moral support and a night out rather than for the music :-(

Just about every major band or artist appears to have at least one tribute band, but are they simply failed musicians who can't find any originality, or should they be credited with keeping classic music alive and regarded as fine musicians in their own right?

We all love rock, but rock as we know is now a varied set of genres and sub-genres, ranging from traditional hard rock to Prog, Southern, Blues, Pomp, Metal, Thrash, Country Rock, NWOBHM, AOR and so on. So which of these, if you had to choose, is your primary type of rock? And why is it so?

Some of the Internet Radio Directories have noticed Crossfire Radio and added us to their Directories. We will list them here and also, as we have time, give further info on who and what they are.

To win a copy of the brilliant new album by Ashton Lane, the Scottish country-rock band, signed by Esther and Tim, simply tell us on this post why you think you deserve it! We'll judge the best answer during the New Year's Eve bash and announce the winner live on the show.

Always a great time of the year to plan your gigs/festivals for next year. We are going to see the brilliant Avantasia on their only UK gig at the 02 Forum in Kentish Town in London on 16th April and HRH Blues (again, for 3rd year in a row) at Sheffield - also in April. We are hoping to see Sari S