|
|
| Dan |
http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=105070&hit=1 |
|
|
| Saint Sway |
funny!!
is this the "all-star" band with Shiela E, Billy Squier and Richard Marx that you were boasting about before?
hilarious! Ringo has no clout! |
|
|
| Dan |
quote:
Saint Sway wrote:
funny!!
is this the "all-star" band with Shiela E, Billy Squier and Richard Marx that you were boasting about before?
Sheila E is HOT and one hell of a drummer.
quote:
hilarious! Ringo has no clout!
Whats "clout" got to with it? He put together a fun and enjoyable show, that everyone there seemed to like, even if the music snobs don't get it. |
|
|
| Saint Sway |
clout has everything to do with it. He's a Beatle. Rock royalty. He should be able to assemble a better band with more taleted musicians than Richard Marx.
if you think that a band made up of Sheila E, Richard Marx and Billy Squier and some other has-been hacks is good, than you're an idiot.
and I'm not saying that as a music snob. Even the hot dog vendor on the corner knows Richard Marx blows.
[Edited by Saint Sway] |
|
|
| Lazy Bones |
quote:
Saint Sway wrote:
Even the hot dog vendor on the corner knows Richard Marx blows.
See Lance Bass... |
|
|
| Saint Sway |
quote:
Lazy Bones wrote:
See Lance Bass...
I served you up a batting practice toss right over the plate and you crushed it |
|
|
| Nellcote |
Ringo certainly understood his pecking order with Old Macca, when about a year ago, at "Live 8" Macca did not have the stones to bring Ringo out on stage in those Magical Mystery Outfits, instead shlepping out Bono (I'm right Pug, no?) to lead off the festivities. While Ringo does not have the clout, he certainly gets the royal shaft from Sir Macca on every occasion possible.
I heard Billy Squire saved the day in Bahston, although I do not know if he played "The Stroke" (see George Michael) |
|
|
| Dan |
quote:
Saint Sway wrote:
clout has everything to do with it. He's a Beatle. Rock royalty. He should be able to assemble a better band with more taleted musicians than Richard Marx.
I don't even have the first clue who he is but there wasn't any discernable lack of talent from where I was sitting. Didn't recognize the 2 songs he did, neither good or bad.
quote:
if you think that a band made up of Sheila E, Richard Marx and Billy Squier and some other has-been hacks is good, than you're an idiot.
"some other has-been hacks" is quite ironic coming from a Black Crowes fan.
quote:
and I'm not saying that as a music snob. Even the hot dog vendor on the corner knows Richard Marx blows.
I am not surprised you take your cues from the corner hot dog guy. |
|
|
| Saint Sway |
quote:
Dan wrote:
"some other has-been hacks" is quite ironic coming from a Black Crowes fan.
hacks???
at least they're not reduced to playing in Ringos band with Sheena Easton.
listen, every shmuck in that band sucks. Including Ringo. But the hot dog vendor says that if you cant figure that out on your own then you are beyond help.
no point arguing with someone that thinks Billy Squier is cool |
|
|
| Dan |
quote:
Saint Sway wrote:
hacks???
at least they're not reduced to playing in Ringos band with Sheena Easton.
Not yet, would be interesting to see whats in the cards now after their failed attempt to move beyond the clubs. And Ringo only hires people who have their own hits which excludes cover bands. And WTF is Sheena Easton?
quote:
listen, every shmuck in that band sucks. Including Ringo. But the hot dog vendor says that if you cant figure that out on your own then you are beyond help.
no point arguing with someone that thinks Billy Squier is cool
Ringo, Billy Squire, Sheila E, Rod Argent and Edgar Winter collectively have enough good songs for a 2 1/2 hour show. Only a moron who follows the fourth coming of the Allman Brothers wouldn't recognize that. |
|
|
| Saint Sway |
quote:
Dan wrote:
Rod Argent
the rapper from the Pacers?
quote:
Dan wrote:
Ringo, Billy Squire, Sheila E, Rod Argent and Edgar Winter collectively have enough good songs for a 2 1/2 hour show.
funny! name the "good" songs
"Stroke" does not qualify as a good song, btw. |
|
|
| Dan |
quote:
Saint Sway wrote:
the rapper from the Pacers?
The keyboard player from the Zombies
quote:
funny! name the "good" songs
Setlist at the link above. "Frankenstein" was my favorite song of the night and was never even much of a fan of it til I saw it live.
quote:
"Stroke" does not qualify as a good song, btw.
It wasn't played. |
|
|
| glencar |
Ringo can't sing a tune but it looks like those shows are fun. |
|
|
| Saint Sway |
Dan, I cant open the link. Please post the list of "good" songs.
Frankenstein. WTF is that?
was the encore "Monster Mash"? |
|
|
| Dan |
quote:
Saint Sway wrote:
Dan, I cant open the link. Please post the list of "good" songs.
Sorry something is wrong with your browser, but I am not going to play that game.
quote:
Frankenstein. WTF is that?
#1 song in 1973 by the Edgar Winter Group.
quote:
was the encore "Monster Mash"?
I wish. Its a great song. |
|
|
| Saint Sway |
is this it?
"It Don't Come Easy" (Starr)
"What Goes On" (Starr)
"Honey Don't" (Starr)
"Everybody Wants You" (Squier)
"Free Ride" (Winter)
"Love Bizarre" (Sheila E.)
"Boys" (Starr)
"Don't Mean Nothing" (Marx)
"She's Not There" (Argent)
"Never Without You" (Starr)
"Yellow Submarine" (Starr)
"Fly Away" (Winter, solo)
"Rambling on My Mind"(Squier and Winter)
"Frankenstein" (instrumental)
"Choose Love" (Starr)
"Should Have Known Better" (Marx)
"Glamorous Life" (Sheila E.)
"I Wanna Be Your Man" (Starr)
"Rock Me Tonight" (Squier)
"Hold Your Head Up" (Argent)
"Act Naturally" (Starr)
"Memphis in Your Mind" (Starr)
"A Little Help From My Friends" (Starr)
Dude... seriously?? Thats abysmal. I'd rather hear a cheesy wedding band play Mustang Sally and Twist & Shout.
Christ, thats just awful. AWFUL! |
|
|
| glencar |
That you did NOT know about Frankenstein shows your immaturity. Your posts further that impression. |
|
|
| Saint Sway |
umm... how exactly does not knowing a song make someone immature?
I know you like to take shots at me glencar, but c'mon, thats stretching it a bit |
|
|
| Dan |
quote:
Saint Sway wrote:
umm... how exactly does not knowing a song make someone immature?
#1 hit song and one of the most famous rock instrumentals ever. Yet you seem to be quite familiar with Richard Marx. |
|
|
| Saint Sway |
quote:
Dan wrote:
you seem to be quite familiar with Richard Marx.
hey, you went to the show, not me
[Edited by Saint Sway] |
|
|
| glencar |
quote:
Saint Sway wrote:
umm... how exactly does not knowing a song make someone immature?
I know you like to take shots at me glencar, but c'mon, thats stretching it a bit
It's a well-known song from the 70's. You should have known it. You're like an up & coming tennis brat who only knwos of Andre Agassi & nothing before. |
|
|
| Your Cousin Lou |
Sounds like a pretty good show to me. I don't care too much for Richard Marx, but Ringo always puts on a good show from what I have heard & I respect the pop writing capabilities of his guest band members. |
|
|
| Your Cousin Lou |
Speaking of Rod Argent, I thought he was touring with Colin Blunstone again? |
|
|
| Dan |
quote:
Your Cousin Lou wrote:
Speaking of Rod Argent, I thought he was touring with Colin Blunstone again?
Pretty consistently for the past few years, guess they are taking the summer off? |
|
|
| Saint Sway |
quote:
glencar wrote:
It's a well-known song from the 70's. You should have known it.
sorry but I'm still drawing a blank on that one. Maybe if I heard it... |
|
|
| Steel Wheels |
I think this is the first time I've ever read a messageboard war over anything having to do with Richard Marx! |
|
|
| Kilroy |
Edgar Winter , alone is worth the show, not to mention RINGO STARR, hello out there, Ringo. Get down off your cloud and smell mthe roses folks, I heart from alot of people it;s a great show. Ringo for real here. It's the music, maybe that's the problem. |
|
|
| keefjunkie |
quote:
Saint Sway wrote:
Dan, I cant open the link. Please post the list of "good" songs.
Frankenstein. WTF is that?
was the encore "Monster Mash"?
This argument became a joke at this point. Close the thread.
Sounds like a lovely show Dan. |
|
|
| Dan |
Here is Frankenstein from the show
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=12B21BF41718F33E
Song was just sorta okay on the radio but totally killer live. |
|
|
| SweetVirginia |
quote:
Dan wrote:
Here is Frankenstein from the show
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=12B21BF41718F33E
Song was just sorta okay on the radio but totally killer live.
Thanks, Dan. I always liked that song.
|
