| 27th December 2007 08:31 PM |
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| guitarman53 |
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Dan wrote:
Regurgitating people's ancient memories back to them is not fresh blood!
It is when nothing is happening in Rock 'N' Roll, you can say the same things about the Stones!! how did you say it, Regurgitating people's ancient memories? |
| 27th December 2007 08:40 PM |
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| Dan |
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guitarman53 wrote:
It is when nothing is happening in Rock 'N' Roll, you can say the same things about the Stones!! how did you say it, Regurgitating people's ancient memories?
Plenty happening, pity you can't see it, or won't see it.
Still not fresh, not by a long shot. |
| 27th December 2007 08:47 PM |
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| Joey |
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Gazza wrote:
'Coda' isnt an 'album'...its a collection of leftovers.
Speaking of a ' collection of leftovers ' ........ ! :
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| 27th December 2007 11:52 PM |
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| robpop |
IMO their whole catalog is a collection of leftovers that should have been discarded. |
| 28th December 2007 04:38 AM |
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| MRD8 |
Rob,
Why don't you go back to the football thread...you don't know SHIT about music! |
| 28th December 2007 09:27 AM |
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| gimmekeef |
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Gazza wrote:
'Coda' isnt an 'album'...its a collection of leftovers.
Kinda like Tattoo You?........ |
| 28th December 2007 12:21 PM |
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| nanatod |
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Gazza wrote:
'Coda' isnt an 'album'...its a collection of leftovers.
Absolutely correct, but because the songs on it aren't played once a day on classic rock radio, the leftovers actually sound fresher than hearing anything from Zoso or LZ V again. I don't ever need to hear "Going to California" or "Black Dog" ever again. |
| 28th December 2007 12:33 PM |
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| Gazza |
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gimmekeef wrote:
Kinda like Tattoo You?........
No - because the Stones did some fresh work for Tattoo You and it has some cohesion about it.
Zep had already broken up two years before 'Coda' came out. It's probably a contractual obligation album, I would have thought.
If you're going to compare it a Stones release, 'Metamorphosis' would probably be more accurate. |
| 28th December 2007 06:16 PM |
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| Mr.D |
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Martha wrote:
Uncle Visa will have to pony up if this comes to pass. I am seeing at least 4 shows.....I'm a Page fanatic.
Ewh, page? page sucked post-zeppelin, i'll tell ya who's good, robert plant, that recent album isnt stupendous, but its pretty good, and mighty rearranger that was brilliant, loved that, he's a cool guy, brilliant live
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| 28th December 2007 06:58 PM |
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| guitarman53 |
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Mr.D wrote:
Ewh, page? page sucked post-zeppelin, i'll tell ya who's good, robert plant, that recent album isnt stupendous, but its pretty good, and mighty rearranger that was brilliant, loved that, he's a cool guy, brilliant live
After the Stones , it was the Yardbirds for me, Page was the last guitarist left over from the band, he was already a studio musician for years, then he got John Paul Jones, another studio musician (He arranged "She's A Rainbow") then of course the rest of the band, but Page didn't suck at all!! when the 1st L.Z. album came out, I was trying to figure out all his guitar parts, he was amazing! & that was 1969, I'm a big fan of Led Zeppelin. |
| 28th December 2007 07:44 PM |
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| Martha |
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Mr.D wrote:
Ewh, page? page sucked post-zeppelin, i'll tell ya who's good, robert plant, that recent album isnt stupendous, but its pretty good, and mighty rearranger that was brilliant, loved that, he's a cool guy, brilliant live
I love Robert as well. His new band is incredible. :-) |
| 29th December 2007 12:11 AM |
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| mojoman |
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Mr.D wrote:
Ewh, page? page sucked post-zeppelin, i'll tell ya who's good, robert plant, that recent album isnt stupendous, but its pretty good, and mighty rearranger that was brilliant, loved that, he's a cool guy, brilliant live
dreamland was great listen also. walking into clarksdale is underwhelming but a good disc too bad jones wasnt involved. sadly page hasnt exactly been inspired in thirty years to lay it down. a great guitarist of course one of the best but without the full company it's not the same. certainly some darker forces must have been involved |
| 29th December 2007 05:08 PM |
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mojoman wrote:
dreamland was great listen also. walking into clarksdale is underwhelming but a good disc too bad jones wasnt involved. sadly page hasnt exactly been inspired in thirty years to lay it down. a great guitarist of course one of the best but without the full company it's not the same. certainly some darker forces must have been involved
Mojo ...............................
The Emperor is quite impressed with your postings and feels you would be a great ' asset ' to the cause . |
| 29th December 2007 09:22 PM |
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| mojoman |
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Joey wrote:
Mojo ...............................
The Emperor is quite impressed with your postings and feels you would be a great ' asset ' to the cause .
Lord Vader, this is an unexpected pleasure. We are honored by your presence... |
| 30th December 2007 01:54 PM |
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| Joey |
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mojoman wrote:
Lord Vader, this is an unexpected pleasure. We are honored by your presence...
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| east_river_trucker |
The waist lines may have expanded, but at least The Hair Remains The Same.
What are old rockers to do? The fans beg for reunions, the rockers love to perform, and the shows pay off in the millions. But God, artisticly it sucks like the Hoover Dam. Exhibits A, B, and C: A bloated Povaratti croking out opera arias in football stadiums. The 60 yr old Stones jumping around on stage in black stretch pants and belly shirts. The once mighty Led Zep incontinent and wearing grandma jeans to cop with the beer bellies. But the hair? It looks pretty good. |
