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#81
8th January 2017, 01:09 PM
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A lot of my favourite bands come from being introduced to them by other people and are linked to growing up and good times, i just never had any mates who where into Alice Cooper.  I'll try to give some a listen.  Justin101 likes this.
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#82
28th February 2017, 03:35 PM
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in no specific order blur bloc party stone roses pixies the smiths the specials slayer nine inch nails dead weather the verve pink floyd emerson, lake and palmer jamie t pulp fun lovin criminals james joy division radiohead suede the hives nosferatu42 likes this.
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#83
28th February 2017, 03:55 PM
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but a more important question would be this Demoncrat likes this.
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#84
8th October 2017, 10:46 AM
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The Beatles then: Pink Floyd Led Zeppelin Alice Cooper Jethro Tull White Stripes Lindisfarne Bob Dylan UFO Motorhead Yes Frank Zappa Santana and much more.  |
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#85
8th October 2017, 02:33 PM
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Might as well add to it, Lots of groups I like and quite a few I've seen Blur Manics Prodigy Muse Chemical brothers Inxs Longpigs Then Jericho Talking heads , you get crap groups that keep reforming eg spice girls , why can't we have the last 3 bands \ group i mentioned reform , defiantly go to see them But I would say my all time favourites The the Suede Big country saw then 3 times and I honestly think the are one of the best bands live always put a hell of a performance . As much as groups like pink Floyd and Beatles are good I've never really got into them. Also other groups I like or seen. |
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#86
8th October 2017, 02:35 PM
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#87
4th November 2017, 03:08 PM
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I know of at least one person on here who is a massive fan of The Who (Hi, Susan) The band feature quite heavily in the latest edition of Classic Rock magazine. See pics of article below. |
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#88
4th November 2017, 04:00 PM
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It looks like the article concentrates on The Ox, which makes a change because most features are about Daltrey, Townshend or Moon. Because Entwistle was 'the quiet one' on stage, he is often overlooked, which is a shame because he was an essential member of the band Apparently, in the early days of the band, he became aware that there was no way he could contend with the other 'three frontmen' (Pete [with his windmilling, smashing equipment and musical histrionics], Roger [with his microphone throwing] and Keith [being Keith!]) so he decided that to get noticed, he would...do nothing, but stand stock still on the stage! Demdike@Cult Labs and Prince_Vajda like this.
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#89
4th November 2017, 04:15 PM
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He was also the best musician of the band  Susan Foreman and Prince_Vajda like this.
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#90
4th November 2017, 04:29 PM
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I'd say he was an equal in the band, but he was without a doubt the best bass player in rock music
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