Hello,
Ok who are your top 5 favorite singers/groups????
My List:
1. Phil Collins
2. Roxette
3. Bryan Adams
4. Weird Al Yankovic
5. Billy Joel
Kevin
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In no order
1. Goldfinger
2. Polaris
3. The 6ths/Gothic Archies
4. CKY
5. Zebrahead -
Hello,
Tgpo - wow I don't think I've ever heard of them... Punk rock??? Gospel??? Rap????
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Originally Posted by tgpo
2. Alternative
3. Alternative
4. Hard Rock / Metal (Although I don't think of them as metal)
5. Punk / Alternative -
Moody Blues
Doobie Brothers
Dean Martin
Three Dog Night
The Ventures
Oh man, do I feel old. -
Hello,
Originally Posted by Goober57
KevinDonatello - The Shredder? Michelangelo - Maybe all that hardware is for making coleslaw? -
Originally Posted by yoda313
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Originally Posted by tgpo
I believe you mean "lip synched" by crappy newer pop singers!(see Jessica Simpsons sister
)
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Led Zeppelin
Deep Purple
Bachman Turner Overdrive
Dire Straits
Eric Clapton -
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Capmaster - judging from the others in your list I'd say you like Clapton's ROCK days and not the Unplugged hits huh????
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Originally Posted by yoda313
The Core was his best song, IMO.
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Originally Posted by Dr. DOS
Where's number 5????
And is that genesis with/without Phil Collins????
KevinDonatello - The Shredder? Michelangelo - Maybe all that hardware is for making coleslaw? -
Originally Posted by Dr. DOS
So that's all Genesis albums????
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Can't list a top 5 but here's the last 5 songs I've played on Winamp
Dashboard Confessional - Age 6 racer
Antiskeptic - Prove me wrong
The Lazy Boyz - Sweet child of mine (Ministry of Sound Techno Remix)
Cat Stevens - The first cut is the deepest
Reel Big Fish - I want your girlfriend
I listen to everything, from Punk to Classical to Techno to Heavy Metal. -
1. Yes
2. Fleetwood Mac / Stevie Nicks
3. The Who
4. The Eagles
5. Rolling Stones
...and almost any rock/pop from the 1960's to about the mid-1970's.Ethernet (n): something used to catch the etherbunny -
Originally Posted by Roundabout
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*digs out book of hackneyed 70's phrases*
Right on, Cap!!!
I only wish we could find even one group today that is as creative and inspired as any of the groups from back then. Today everything is pretty much copycat/clone sounding, IMO.
At least we have our CD's (and LP's/45's in the closet...)
Ethernet (n): something used to catch the etherbunny -
Hello,
Originally Posted by roundabout
Back then they all did lsd..... Now they all do meth...
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Originally Posted by yoda313Ethernet (n): something used to catch the etherbunny
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Originally Posted by Roundabout
No.. Read my full quote - I think it's actually ecstasy
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Originally Posted by Roundabout
How about "far out", "out of sight", "heavy", "radical" ...oops ...said too much -
I really have to wonder what kind of music we would have had if the drugs hadn't been so easily available back then (never mind today). I have a feeling a lot of the inspiration came from there, and obviously a lot of songs are direct references to different kinds of drugs (see: many Rolling Stones songs).
Never used illegal drugs myself, so it's hard for me to relate to songs about drugs, but I can still like the songs, anyway.Ethernet (n): something used to catch the etherbunny -
Originally Posted by Capmaster
Well, it was cool then...Ethernet (n): something used to catch the etherbunny -
1) John Farnham
2) Genesis (Collins Era) and Phil Collins
3) Little River Band (after 1982)
4) Richard Marx
5) Paul Carrack
Also:
38 Special, Kansas, Santana, Henry Paul Band, James Taylor
Evanescence, Dredg, Judas Priest, Ozzy(with Randy Rhoads)
Gary Moore, Colin James, Pat Travers, Blackmore's Rainbow(with
Ronnie James Dio), Robben Ford, Larry Carlton, Vince Gill, Michael
McDonald, Doobie Brothers....it all depends on my mood.
I can't list just 5...IMPOSSIBLE.
Oh and:
Die Happy (Germany's answer to Evanescence)... -
Hello,
Originally Posted by roundabout
KevinDonatello - The Shredder? Michelangelo - Maybe all that hardware is for making coleslaw? -
The Rolling Stones
Led Zeppelin
The Who
Pink Floyd
QueenBig Government is Big Business.. just without a product and at twice the price... after all if the opposite of pro is con then wouldn’t the opposite of progress be congress? -
Originally Posted by Roundabout
Oh, and roundabout, you remember the alternative sayings to try to be funny?: Farm Out, Right Arm, Gravy, Out Of State, Harvey, etc.
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1.slipknot
2.slipknot
3.slipknot
4.slipknot
and number 5 is....SLIPKNOT
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