miamisammy29
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Toss up, but I think "Zep II" just barely edges out "Physical Graffiti". And there is no WORST Zep album.
For those who wish to talk of bad albums, I suggest starting a Dave Matthews or Genesis thread, but I most likely won't visit that one. The rap thing's already been done to death.
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For technical ability alone, I think these guys would also make a great Supergroup:
Vocals - Roger Daltrey
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Mick Taylor
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Peter Frampton
Bass - Michael Anthony
Piano - Billy Joel
Drums - Neil Peart
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Mick Jagger (lead vocals)
Ritchie Blackmore (lead guitar)
Keith Richards (rhythm guitar)
Tom Petty (rhythm guitar)
Gene Simmons (bass)
John Lord (keyboards)
Keith Moon (drums)
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"Play It All Night Long", by Warren Zevon:
"Grampa pissed his pants again, he don't give a damn. Brother Billy's got both guns drawn, he ain't been right since Vietnam."
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"Journey to the Center of the Mind" - The Amboy Dukes. Great one-hit wonder.
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"Love It To Death" is one of the great classic albums of all time. Definitely one of the 10 best ever.
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I'm sure Coop will put on a great one. But if I were him, I think I would take the tour bus that night. And he should probably not get too outrageous with the on-stage theatrics that night either; that's all.
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Check out "Long Way Down" by the Goo Goo Dolls....Excellent tune.
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Word Police* on patrol:
I think whoever is quoted here meant decorum.
*Our Motto: "To protect and serve .. and increase vocabulary."
WhatEVER....So I slightly misquoted Neidermeyer....I didn't think we were getting graded on this.
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Sammy, stop making me laugh out loud!
Are you talking from personal experience, or did you see it in a movie? Speaking from a woman's standpoint, OUCH!
Nah, I admit I'm not that adventurous (or maybe just never in the right place at the right time or in the right euphoric state), but I have seen it once or twice in the movies.....Shrek, I think it was.
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Green-Eyed Lady - Sugarloaf
My favorite One Hit Wonder.
Great bassline.
Excellent choice for best one-hit wonders and for best basslines.
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The Weight- The Band. At least I have never heard of any other hits by them.
Granted the Band didn't have a long string of Number Ones, but you must have heard "Up On Cripple Creek", "Stage Fright", or "Chest Fever". Eh?
Sorry, I was a page behind. I didn't see the other posts, so I am now editing this one.
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I'm surprised nobody mentioned Bob Dylan...oh sorry, I thought this was the sarcasm thread. But all of you have forgotten to mention Robin Zander. He can't quite hit the high notes like he used to, but he does make up for it with his incoherent drunken babbling. I absolutely love Cheap Trick.
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I've always wondered how that is humanly possible...
Oh, it's possible. It is so possible.
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Best initialed band ---- DVDA!!
The exact origins of the band's name "are so profound and disgusting that the chorum prohibits listing them here."
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"Tunnel of Love" by Dire Straits.....or something by the Stones.
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Windy, that is an absolutely awesome picture of The Man.
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The greatest album ever made, from first song to last, is "Sticky Fingers" by the Stones. It's a fabulous mixture of hard rock, blues, R&B, with great guitar riffs and superb musicianship. The run of amazing Stones' albums from "Beggars Banquet" (1968) through "Some Girls" (1978) truly solidified their claim as the World's Greatest Rock 'N' Roll Band. I know of no other band that had such a long run of entirely great albums where nearly every song was a classic. In my book, this puts them #1 with no equal.
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Guyes Youv'e Named Them All The Only Other One I Can Think Of Is Let's Get Physical By Oliva Newton John
You're kidding, right???
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As I've heard it, the inspiration for the song "Comfortably Numb" (not necessarily how it fits into 'The Wall') arose when Roger Waters had severe back pain and went to the doctor to receive shots for the pain. And if you listen closely to the lyrics, that's pretty much what they mean. But only the lyricist knows for sure. Great song, though. My third favorite by Floyd, behind "Wish You Were Here" and "Young Lust".
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Oh. Well he is pretty good. I have only heard a few Queen songs. I'm not a guy that really gets into bands that much. But I do like Queen. Still I wouldn't call him the best guitarist, although, he is probably on the top 20 list. I love the solo in Bohemian Rhapsody.
You should check out the tunes, "I Want It All" from the album "Miracle" (1989), and "Tie Your Mother Down" from the album "A Day at the Races" (1976). Brian May can really make an axe scream. He's definitely in the top 20.
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I don't know if it's a coincidence or if it was designed by Alice Cooper, but he and his band are scheduled to play in Clear Lake, Iowa, on Friday the 13th of August. I don't normally believe in superstitions as such, but this just may be the last show Cooper ever plays. Clear Lake, Iowa, was the town where Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper played just before their tragic plane crash. I hope I'm wrong, but I have a bad feeling about this one.
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"Ziggy and the Spiders from Mars" is one of the top ten albums of all time. And "Five Years" is the best song Bowie ever made.
"...and he was allright, the band was all together. Yes, he was allright, and his song went on forever."
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Puff the magic dragon. Oh yeah, and the song of the same name is pretty cool, too.
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"Iron Man" - Black Sabbath.