[i]their first ever film[/i]

That's a lie! I (when I was young and stupid in the 70s) went to see a Status Quo film at the cinema with my big brother. (I soon realised I hated them.)

(Whispers quietly)
I like the Quo.

All the albums up to 1980 are good, but the best, if you're prepared to give 'em a go are Dog of two Head, Piledriver, Hello!, Quo, On the Level and
Blue for You (which is obviously their cocaine album - much faster, bit overblown).

Went downhill from there and the albums from 1977 to 1980 are overproduced and a bit poppy.
Everything after 1980 is an awful self parody of the early stuff and is to be avoided at all costs.

Seriously, abandon your predjudices and have a listen - some great stuff out there: 😀

(Whispers quietly)

Steps back, drops trousers, prepares for abuse.

Teh Quo!

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Rossi, 62, said: "The one thing Quo fans know is to expect the unexpected.

The one thing Quo fans know is to expect the unexpected.

a 5th chord?!

A 4th would be unusual phil...
I really hate admitting it, but they were the first live band I ever saw. Even then, I knew they were dreadful. Luckily, a year or two later, I was listening when John Peel played 'new rose', and my musical tastes (and width of trouser) changed drastically... 😀

Francis on coke addiction: "I knew there was a problem when I blew me nose in the shower and felt something give. I looked down and was just in time to see my nasal cartilage wash down the plughole..".

Career best - opening Live Aid at Wembley.

"Y'all right?! Y'all riiiiiight?!" Rockin' All Over the World. 😀

good point... dare they move into high fashion and break out the double denim?

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maybe, yes and yes

😀

I doubt I'm going to convince anyone, but:

or

And Mitch, exactly how many chords has 'New Rose' got?

btw, I usually have one leg of my kecks flared, and the other one skintight. 😉