Best band in HISTORY!!!! ROCK ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
POSTED BY: jameron4eva
UPDATED: Friday, December 18, 2009 08:13
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Originally posted by jameron4eva:
DAMN!!!! That's a LOT of money man, where you get all that? I mean job, bills, and food, and car and gas takes up a good chunk of the phat cash.
1) I work my ass off. And have been doing so since I was 13.
2) I've accumulated music roughly since I was about 9 years old, when I bought that Black Sabbath album. Yeah, Sabbath at age nine MIGHT have something to do with my twisted and cynical sensibilities... ;)
Mike
Work is the curse of the Drinking Class.
- Oscar Wilde
Your talking to a kid who watched TERMINATOR, ALIENS, ALIEN, FRIDAY THE 13th, and a buch of Three Stooges when i was five. Hmm.... maybe that's why i had those creepy ass dreams involving red eyes when i was a kid.
"Mom, he has her chip. He has her."
John Connor,"Born To Run", TSCC EP 2x22
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What was the band that sang....
"Rock you like a hurricane"? I can never find them out.
Oh and by the way, wasn't Black Sabbath Psychedelic rock?
"Mom, he has her chip. He has her."
John Connor,"Born To Run", TSCC EP 2x22
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Scorpions did "Rock You Like A Hurricane".
I liked their first few albums, when Ulrich Roth was playing lead guitar. Saw 'em in concert a bunch of times, including once when Michael Schenker was their lead guitarist, alongside his brother, rhythm guitarist Rudolf Schenker. Michael did several albums as lead guitarist for brit-rockers UFO, a short stint with German metal band Scorpions ("Lovedrive" album), then embarked on his own with The Michael Schenker Group. That's about where I lost interest in all of them, around 1979 or so...
Mike
Work is the curse of the Drinking Class.
- Oscar Wilde
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Beatles
Led Zepp
Eric Clapton and anyone
Santana
Queen
Not gonna comment on others choices because its all relative and there's really no wrong answer.
Ok, maybe the Poison choice, but that's it..........maybe U2 (I too tend to think they're style over substance). Ok that's really it.
Stay shiny!
SGG
Tawabawho?
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I'm going to completely ignore the usuals (Zepp, Queen et al)(and the Beatles but thats just because I personally loathe them) and just give my faves -
Fleetwood Mac (Peter Green era, unless they ain't RAWK enough)
Radiohead
The Foo Fighters
Muse
NIN
Placebo
Elbow
and my latest musical crush Wojtek Godzisz (feckin' A live)
there are bound to be many that I will regret leaving off.
Someone mentioned 'Desert Island Discs though and its funny how that list would be completely different to the one above - those are my fave rock bands, but the ones I couldn't live without ever hearing again are Tori Amos, Kate Bush, early Elton John and earlier Fleetwood Mac, Beethovens' Sonatas and Bowie, Florence and the Machine (i'll never tire of her voice) and Elbow
and Roxy Music and The Cure and Fairport Convention.
Yup, mum was a hippie.
(and this post was bought to you by being up way past my bed time.)
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OHHHH..... Musn't forget Linkin Park. "I've become so numb....."
"Mom, he has her chip. He has her."
John Connor,"Born To Run", TSCC EP 2x22
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Whoa - somebody mentioned Fairport Convention... I'd definitely put some of Richard Thompson's work on my Desert Island Discs list.
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I forgot to add..............
Steve Winwood and Traffic
Blind Faith
It's great to see that music is still very much alive and important in people's lives, as the man said - ROCK ON!!!!
SGG
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Originally posted by Kwicko:
Whoa - somebody mentioned Fairport Convention... I'd definitely put some of Richard Thompson's work on my Desert Island Discs list.
his playing is amazing and Crazy Man Michael is one of my favorites.
I'd go absolutly bonkers without music, one of my biggest fears is loosing my hearing.
(and this post was bought to you by being up way past my bed time.)
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