and not earning own money,remember gathered a large group of young people and started to push the fence, despite the police protection. It's hard to believe today, but in 1982,band heavy rock broke the iron curtain ( was communism in Poland) and played concerts in my country, and in addition in Bydgoszcz in my town, I remember this event well, the tickets were expensive, but people were so hungry the music, that tickets diverged in the blink of an eye. They jam like the earth, and prog like the inner flame all of us. They play rock like the wind, and roll like the sea. Pain medicine is weak compared to the abilities of this band. Though I haven't listened to all of their albums, I can't imagine them going bad, if they keep their style. The music screams at me, or better put, SQUAWKS at me. There is some really great soul put into their music by each and every one of the three members. They move like no other, they rock like no other, and they feel the music like no other. This band really stand out with the 70s crowd. very nice to admit today that Poland was the exception in this regard, while appreciating the team in a timely manner and extent, mainly through invaluable radio station'3' Piotr Kaczkowski. Personally, this is one of my favorite bands of those years. A similarities can not fail to notice (or rather hear) the band still has a lot of their great and original compositions and it is thanks to them it is commonly believed that the only ones able to compete with the giants of contemporary heavy music. It seems to me that the budgie does not define the genre, but it is moving and can therefore still comparing them to Led Zeppelin or Black Sabbath. Originally inspired by the achievements of the band The Beatles, but soon began to strive to achieve a stronger wording in the style of Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath. Soon the musicians joined by second guitarist Tony Bourge, and Goddard left the group. In later years, under the same name performed original drummer Budgie - Ray Phillips. Reportedly, the group initially called the Six Ton Budgie. (Apparently the band name is taken from the television series.) History, however, denied that himself Burke Shelley in an interview with Only Rock magazine in 2004. Welsh group was formed in Cardiff in 1967 Formed composed of bassist / vocalist Burke Shelley, guitarist Brian Goddard, drummer Ray Phillips and Budgie named Droppings, contested by the pastor, the musicians who make available a room for rehearsals. It is a sin.without knowing anything about them,and blasphemy not appreciate them the acquis artistic,I say with full knowledge this is Absolutely cult the band with a distinctive sound and the vocalist voice with a very rarely encountered tones! Oh, yes, I am an avid fan of Budgie for many years, so I'll allow myself on a slightly longer comment.(sorry)

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