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#1 ROCK ALBUM OF ALL TIME!! EVERY SONG ROCKS! TELL ME IF YOU DISAGREE! RIP RONNIE MONTROSE JAMMIN FOR JESUS!!!
kvons1
Make It Last---can't argue the logic to these lyrics! (FACTS) RIP: R.M.
garylleonard3
One of the best bands ever they had something special you can still feel it
milosdad
I think the first montrose recorsd was the first to get me into power chords and hookish riffs. Sure, there was Smoke on the Water, but who can't get going at the start of Bad Motor Scooter and Space Station #9 and Rock Candy?
I remember seeing Montrose at Allex Coolies Electric Ballroom in Atlanta GA back in the 70s. The place normaly closed at 2am Montrose rocked till 5am. I cant rember who was singing but i do know nobody left the place that night till the bouncers made us leave. Montrore loved it as much as we did. All i can say is it was one of the best musical nights of my life.
bogeysmy
He was fabulous at the uptown Theater in Napa Ca. (1/17/2012) Rock in peace Mr Montrose.
Great stuff! Sammy's still rockin', but I haven't heard what Ronnie Montrose is up to these days. Saw these guys in 1975--abso--effin'-lutely blew my mind!
Ya know, I give credit where due and Sammy _was_ a great front for the band. But, Ronnie seems to be ovelooked in many of these posts. When Montrose hit the scene it was like....HOT DAMNED! This was a great band with Ronnie at the helm. To bad Pandora has chosen to ignore some of his other albums.
Back in 1979 my brother was playing what he said was Montrose. The song was a guitar remake of some classical or jazz standard, no lyrics, electric guitar only, maybe drums. It was a long time ago and my brother's dead so he can't help me. Can anyone here? I've tried to find that song ever since.
Ignore the "Inertia" disc. It is from some bogus band using the "Montrose" name and it's inclusion here is embarassing to Pandora. Otherwise, this band was called the "American Led Zeppliin" back in the day and several deserving "real" Montrose discs are missing.
kjkingrey
Man, I am so jealous Geoff! I love Humble Pie, and that would have been a killer show in the old Paramount. I saw Montrose in Portland but years later, '76 at the old coloseum with Sabbath and Mahogany Rush. It wasn't the most eventful show. Sammy was gone, kinda sucked.
thevanman552
Saw them as an opening act at the Paramount in Portland in 73 with Humble Pie. I didn't know who Sammy was or anything, but they smoked the place and it was a great show. Sammy is a great front man. Bad Motor Scooter kicks asssss.
Montrose Rocks!!! This was 1973. Ronnie captures rock's emotion in clean, crisp, energetic, melodic, and timeless Rock and Roll! Montrose showed the world that Led Zepplin had nothing on this band. Keep on on Rollin' !!! He had the stuff and he delivered!!
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Rock in peace Mr Montrose.
Check out the debut by "Paris"
Underwhelmin g !
Ronnie captures rock's emotion in clean, crisp, energetic, melodic, and timeless Rock and Roll! Montrose showed the world that Led Zepplin had nothing on this band.
Keep on on Rollin' !!!
He had the stuff and he delivered!!