Your opinion...sorry but I can't agree. But I'm sure you'd probably think some of the classic soul and R&B music I listen to isn't good music. To each his own brotha!!!Originally Posted by yungone501
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Your opinion...sorry but I can't agree. But I'm sure you'd probably think some of the classic soul and R&B music I listen to isn't good music. To each his own brotha!!!
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Hey man, we can take this out back...brotha!!!
lol
Believe it or not, im only 28. The only reason I know bout Ted Nugent and any other classics is because I was raised around parents who were deep into classics and I grew up on it. Kind of instilled in my blood, you know? As far as sou, r&b, etc...I like it all baby! I love all sorts of music. I can find something good in them all.
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I like Cisco Kid, Low Rider, Get Down, All Day Music, Slippin Into Darkness all by WAR. Not mention Space Station Number 5 by Montrose, even Tell It Like It IS by Aaron Neville
Last edited by Shol'va; 02-03-2011 at 09:58 PM.
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ho sh1t!? you know montrose w/ Sammy hagar? that album... rock the nation is incredible.... maybe one of my top 5 albums of all times...
"Well I remember when I was 17, my father told me to pick your dream.. Said life aint easy, as it seem, when you get older you'll know what I mean..."
Sammy really made that band rock...
I think some other albums I really enjoy from way back (not necessarily my top 5)
Paranoid - Black Sabbath
Alligator Lady - Cameo
ZZTop - Eliminator
In 78 I saw Led Zeppelin at the Oakland Arena.... there were about 104,000 people there... we camped out over night waiting in line
Saw Ted Nugent in concert maybe 6 times..
When I was a kid, I made it a point to go to every single "Day on the Green"... It's easier to count the ones I missed. For $12 you got to see about 5 or 6 major bands... and it went from about 10am to 7 at night or so....
I missed the animal tour by Pink Floyd
missed Rolling Stones....
missed KISS
missed Queen
missed CCR
missed Bowie - Ziggy Stardust
missed DEVO
Missed Grateful Dead.... how'd I do that?
Missed the Ramones
missed stevie ray vaughn
missed talking heads
seen
AC DC 7
Heart 3
foreigner 4
sammy hagar 2
rick derenger 1
pat travers 3
YnT 1
UFO 1
Michael Shanker 1
ZZTop 4
lynyrd skynyrd 3
fog hat 4
lover boy 2
theTubes.... ask me about THAT concert sometime.... mind blowing!!!!
aerosmith 7
blue oyster cult 4
deep purple 3
peter frampton.... that was pretty incredible too
journey 3
Yes... with rick wakeman on keys... indoors, incredible!!
Bad Co
Bob Seager
crosby stills and nash
def leopard
dokken
Doobie Bros
Eagles
Eddie Money
ELO - Excellent indoor
Emmerson Lake and Palmer ?
Clapton ?
Fleetwood Mac
Genesis ?
Glen Fry ?
George Thoroughgood
GoldenEaring
Jefferson Airplane
Jethro Tull
Joan Jett
Joe Satriani - this guy is simply amazing... best guitar player ever - imho
Joe Walsh
John Melloncamp ?
Judas Priest
Kinks
Molley Hatchet
Motley Crew
Nazareth
Pat Benetar
Ozzy
Police ?
REO Speedwagon
Robin Trower
Rush
Santana ?
Steve Miller
Styx
the cars
thin lizzy
tom petty
triumph
van halen
that's just the rock bands... been to several country councerts, a few "other" doc severenson for example...
some of these I'm not sure about... been along time and there was much partaking of certain substances....
so say a conservative number for the number of bands that play is 6 on a day on the green, and say I go to 6 concerts a year (conservative).... with 4 years of going before going in the military, you can easily see there were hundreds of bands. I continued going as I could in georgia and germany.... left the military, and it started petering out some.... then several years ago I started going to concerts again.... minus the partaking of certain chemical substances
(I have too much time on my hands here)
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[QUOTE=Times Roman;5512749]ho sh1t!? you know montrose w/ Sammy hagar? that album... rock the nation is incredible.... maybe one of my top 5 albums of all times...
Yeah Like I told you my B/F has a ton of these albums from all eras. So I get to hear all kinds of cool stuff from that genre. Supertramp, Moody Blues, Dereck And The Dominos. It's like a who's who and yep even them. Ever heard of a song called Tower by Angel? It was like a glam rock group from your time. Its on youtube
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[QUOTE=Shol'va;5513259]I was the dude that wore the "Disco Sucks" tshirt in school.... so I was pretty much hard rock all the way.... cept I was in the closet about Funk....
....didn't really listen to glam rock
'everything louder than everything else'
hehehe, seen the stones twice now, you gotta catch em if you can, its a surreal. the best guitarist was further up your list btw, clapton.
i really hope black sabbath do another reunion, then im complete
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although never seen, I liked Stevie Ray Vaughn better than clapton...
.....of course, this means you do not know about Mr. Joe Satriani... am I right?
'everything louder than everything else'
oh i kn ow who your talking about alright. ive seen clapton live and he's amazing, we could debate the guitarist thing all year long, theres jimmy hendrix, kerry king, kirk hammett, jimmy page, keith richards and pete townsend to name very few
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I understand... i've had this very conversation more times than I can remember. I am looking at it from a pure technician standpoint, on a complex rifs per second and unusual chord combinations....... when joe plays, it is like a 90 minute guitar solo, very complex.... you NEVER see anyone emulating him.... another that comes to mind that is pretty good, not on the same level as Joe, but Steve Via....
did you ever see the show with Ralph Machio called "CrossRoads"? It featured Steve Vai in there as the devils guitar player.... if you have never seen the movie, and like battling guitars.... this is a MUST
...but usually when I have this conversation, others consider other things i don't consider.....
....but to be honest, even Clapton admitted that when it comes to just jamming (some improv), and how the riffs flow, Clapton admitted that he must think from one section of riffs to the next, which is something that Stevie Ray Vaughn didn't have to do.... the riffs just flowed, no pausing, pure flow, and it came natural and easily for him.... Clapton said in that regard, he paled in comparison to SRV.....
have you ever been to a concert and witnessed the phenomenon of Satriani....
My mouth was hanging open in amazement for almost 2 hours..... and I've seen many many guitar solos....
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