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seitan
how on earth could anyone compare that old fart crappy status ass wipe crap band that has no talent whatsoever and plays micky mouse music to the legendary Stones is beyond me.
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seitan
how on earth could anyone compare that old fart crappy status ass wipe crap band that has no talent whatsoever and plays micky mouse music to the legendary Stones is beyond me.
Yeah nothing personal, we all have different tastes in music but I just dont see any kind of similarity or connection or relevance here. Status were and are "geeks". Just my opinion not meant as an insult and not directed at anybody here just how I feel about that band. Theyre a glass of really watery light beer. Stones is heroin with or without the actual drug.
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Redhotcarpet
And yet they are soooo different. It's like comparing Per Gessle to John Lennon. They both play/played the guitar and made a lot of money.
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sjs12
Comparing the Quo of now (or even since the 80s) with the original Quo (pictures of Matchstickmen) or even Quo at their peak (Piledriver) shows that they haven't aged that well compared to the Stones. The exception is the recent reunion with the original members, but then you would have to compare that against a Stones reunion gig with Mick Taylor AND Bill Wyman. IF that happens, we can then start making comparisons that mean anything.
For anyone slagging off Quo, at least listen to Piledriver first.
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sjs12
Comparing the Quo of now (or even since the 80s) with the original Quo (pictures of Matchstickmen) or even Quo at their peak (Piledriver) shows that they haven't aged that well compared to the Stones. The exception is the recent reunion with the original members, but then you would have to compare that against a Stones reunion gig with Mick Taylor AND Bill Wyman. IF that happens, we can then start making comparisons that mean anything.
For anyone slagging off Quo, at least listen to Piledriver first.
They are still great live, even with today's line up. The albums have been rather weak, with a very few exceptions since 1978.
I would add "Ma Kelly's Greasy Spoon" and "Dog Of Two Head" to their great album list. I also love "Quo" and "Blue For You".