Quotetramp66646 I mean who the hell's this Blondie Chaplin guy anyway, and what's he ever done to rate a spot up on the same stage as the world's greatest rock band, afterall? The guy is definately ugly enough to be in this band though, without a doubt, if that's what it take's these day's? Blondie Chaplin was a member of the Beach Boys in the early to mid-1970s,
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Last night was even better than I had hoped. I believe that he would have played all night, if not for Union overtime. The best added bonus I could have hoped for was Waterloo Sunset; just sublime. But, Dana Fuchs, I dunno. Someone needs to tell her that Janis Joplin style vocals don't work in an acoustic duo.
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Dumb, dumb, dumb review in the NY Post today. More of an excuse for Steel Wheelchair level jokes than a critique of the film. Made even more ridiculous for the fact that they gave it three stars, while the review itself had nothing positive to say.
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No More, No More - Aerosmith In My Time of Dying - Led Zeppelin It's All Over Now, Baby Blue - Dylan Death Trip - Stooges Morning Dew - The Dead Don't Fear the Reaper - Blue Oyster Cult This is a great topic. I'm sure most of us could be entertained for hours mulling this over.
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Jumpin'JackFrash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I would down a shot glass filled to the brim with > LSD, jump out of a plane without a parachute at > 50,000 ft (with a little bit of oxygen so I could > make it through the trip down) and have my choice > of a couple of songs: > > - Cock In My Pocket - Stooges Man, Rubber Legs
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Can't we rename the thread, say to, Bands that brain dead people think are satanic?
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Perhaps googling Led Zeppelin Knebworth DVD torrent would provide the info you are after.
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rattler2004 Wrote: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Their performances at the Knebworth show are not > without their warts, and when compaired to their > '69-73 era shows they are sub-par, but when > listening to the shows on their own merits they > are quite good. Good, balanced take on the Knebworth shows. I
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chavostone Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > theres a lot of good music , > but theyll never impact me as the 1st time I > listened to the stones or good people like that You are absolutely correct. Rock as a style of music may continue indefinitely, but I'm afraid that it is an empty shell. A perfect example are the bands who continue to play
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It is interesting that Zep collectors hold Knebworth in such high regard, as the shows were generally considered to be sub-par.
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The Sicilian Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > With the 60's rockers approaching the age of 70 by > then, will this be the end of of our era of music? I think that rock as we know it is dead already.
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stonesrick Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I find it very strange that after something like > 20 years of inactivity all of a sudden a band have > single handedly saved the face of Rock and Roll > just by performing one gig. It wouldn't be the first time Zeppelin was given credit for a feat like this. Back when In Through the Out Door was
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His Majesty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's a myth that punk killed of the 'dinosuars', > many of those bands kept on going and/or started > up newer and even bigger bands, Asia for example, > or launched hugely successful solo careers. Killed is a relative term. Many of the dinosaurs continued to record and tour, but they
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Lucky bastard! Enjoy.
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Nikolai Wrote: > > Ok, I take it all back. Mea culpa. NOte to self: > don't drink and post on IORR. We have found a middle ground (so refreshing in web "discussions"). I agree that he is a musical conformist, in the sense that his work has always been, in one way or another very much in the American tradition. I'm not a huge fan, but I do enjoy him and have
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Try clapping your hands loudly when he gets up on the table or near your food. You can also get a spray bottle and fill it with tap water. Keep it nearby and again, when he approaches your food or the table squirt him. He won't like it, but it obviously will not harm him, and it will teach him to avoid your meals. Nothing cruel in either of these approaches. They are widly accepted and
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Nikolai Wrote: > > Springsteen was NEVER a rebel. Dylan was - and > still us. Springsteen was pure conformity > (irrespective of the pointed leftist message) > until Vote For Change. Read one of the bios on him. I can't change your mind if it is already made up, but the facts surrounding his personal life don't back up your opinion.
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Nikolai Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hilarious this. The new become the old and the > old become the new. Bruce is officially a rebel! The thing is, he was a rebel from day one. He had his flirtation with mass commercial appeal, but for the most part, he has never stopped marching to the beat of his own drummer. For that alone, he should be app
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Great show. Wish my seats were a little better (I think that I was lucky enough to literally have purchased the very last seats in the house)! Glad to see Keith back to his old self, even sharing the mic with Mick for one special moment. Looking forward to Shine a Light.
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The truth is, Bruce's political activism seems to have permanently alienated about 25-30% of his longtime fanbase. How else to explain tickets for a single night going begging in towns where he used to sell out two. Likewise a "#1" album which, in its entire release, has sold fewer copies than "The Rising" did first week out of the box. The music industry has ch
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Will massive ticket returns lead to a third round of the ticket lottery?
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YES! This was a great, great band. Tom's follow up project, Sector 27 was also quite good.
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HEILOOBAAS Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ... what does Keith have? Integrity?
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To me, Springsteen is the last of the 70s rock stars. He is rooted in a different time, when people thought that music could change the world. I think you could trace a direct line between him and Creedence, in that they are both very much uniquely American bands. I went through a long period of not liking him, but I have warmed to him in the past few years.
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More importantly, he wouldn't do a ten minute drum solo. That's one of the reasons that he's great.
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micknkeef@cox.net Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As stated by others here, I'm having a hard time > stomaching the negative posts on this thread. Not to forget, we have punk to thank for the raw approach the Stones took to Some Girls.
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I think he knows a little more about Thunder's death than he is letting on. Somehow he ended up with a hat that was taken from the hotel room Johnny died in. Maybe he knew those guys the Ricks brothers a bit better than he ever let on?
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If this isn't proof that the system doesn't work, what is? Unfortunately, the American legal system (but in fairness probably every other system as well) is ripe for abuse.
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There are not enough superlatives to accurately describe the Stooges.
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In in, for a laugh.
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