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chinchu

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  1. Joe Cocker??? Are you kidding me??? He's great!!! I'm gonna say Thom Yorke... He sounds terrible and he's ugly as hell...
  2. I will have to agree with you with Django Reinhardt... He was great... But you know, coming up with a list with so many options means some are gonna be left behind... So keep giving feedback...
  3. Chuck Berry is amazing... He's one of the true kings of Rock and Roll... He changed the way guitar should be played... Amazing performer...
  4. Haven't heard Healy actually... But I don't agree with the other four you said... They're good, but they don't make my list...
  5. Probably one of the best bands ever, They came up in the late 60s with a new style: "Rock with Horns", they have benn around for more than 40 years and they still rock big time... So I ask: WHY THE HELL ISN'T CHICAGO IN THE HALL OF FAME???
  6. Now here comes the war... 1. Jimi Hendrix 2. Eric Clapton 3. Eddie Van Halen (Only for inventing tapping) 4. Joe Satriani 5. Pat Metheny 6. Vitto Bratta (If Van Halen invented tapping, this guy took it to its climax, way more than Vai) 7. Jimmy Paige 8. Santana (Not that virtuoso, but way too much feeling) 9. John Petrucci 10. Chuck Berry (C'mon, he changed the way guitar should be played)
  7. I'm a bass player so I want to do this right... Richard Bona (My all time favorite) Victor Wooten Jacko Pastorius Jason Scheff (From Chicago) Gerardo Carrillo (He's mexican, if you haven't listened to him, please do) John Myung Stu Hamm
  8. Here are some of my favorite female voices, like it or not... Celine Dion Donna Summer Whitney Houston Koko Taylor Please, if you're a rocker and you hate Celine Dion, please try to listen to her voice objectively... I like rock too, but I think no rocker voice matches Celine's amazing vocals... Maybe some of you can help me with something: Months ago I heard this Gospel singer from the 60s, but I can't remember her name; She sang in a vocal group and had a really deep, husky voice; african-american of course... Does anyone know her name??? I know I'm not giving too many hints...
  9. I know its hard, but I'll put some of the best male voices I've heard, in my opinion... Freddie Mercury Elvis Prestley Bill Medley Brad Delp Got another one?? Feel free to put them...
  10. #1: Something #2: While my guitar gently weeps Both written by the best songwriter in The Beatles: George Harrison.
  11. Right, he never missed a beat... And "pioneered" is just a fancy way of saying "inventing."
  12. This is in response to Batman: I love The Beatles with all my heart, but I do agree with you when you said that people think The Beatles invented everything... Next thing we'll hear is that the Beatles invented yodelling while their many trips to Germany... Geez...
  13. Pink Floyd, P.U.L.S.E., London 1994
  14. It's hard you know? The one I can think of right now is Bernie Taupin... Costello is great too...
  15. You know? Ringo did exactly what he needed to do with The Beatles... Nothing too flashy, simple... Having said that, there are THOUSANDS of drummers better than Ringo... And what's the great deal with John Bonham??? He wasn't that good, may he rest in peace... He had bad timing... Ringo had better timing...
  16. I voted late, but there are three time periods for The Beatles: Pre Rubber soul, from Rubber Soul to Sgt. Pepper and Post Sgt. Pepper... The first one is commercial pop, catchy tunes, money factories, not that there's anything wrong with that... The second one is the time of experiments, you know, "let's see how weird we can get", Rubber Soul and Revolver are great, but sgt. Pepper is just too much!! The third can really be called a mature stage for them, just great songs, great albums, some simple but hell great though!! Last album Abbey Road is just a confirmation to me of what I just said...
  17. In my own personal opinion, one of the two best Beatles album, the other one is the White album... This is just great music, plus, it has my favorite song of all time, Something... You have to understand something: Too many people keep talking about Sgt. Pepper, what's the big deal about Sgt. Pepper??? It's good I'll give you that, but, people think it's genius just because they're the Beatles and they released a weird album... From the White album on, if you notice, The Beatles set the way rock and pop songs would be written later on in the seventies, hence the 80's and 90's... Thnk about that...
  18. In this order: Tony Royster Jr. Neil Peart (Rush) Mike Portnoy (Dream Theater) Terry Bozzio Tris Imboden (Chicago)
  19. The hell with Lennon or McCartney... Harrison!!!
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