Judas Priest has a new album out. The magazine ads are disturbing. Rob Halford is in his full bar-trolling gay-biker outfit. He makes that guy from the Village People look like Mister Rogers in comparison.Oh! The Village People! Dang! Why didn't I pick them?
I'd rather see Iron Maiden.
Judas Priest has a new album out. The magazine ads are disturbing. Rob Halford is in his full bar-trolling gay-biker outfit. He makes that guy from the Village People look like Mister Rogers in comparison.Oh! The Village People! Dang! Why didn't I pick them?
I'd rather see Iron Maiden.
Lord Undies & Freedumb Know of what they talk. Dukenukem shows potential. Rest y'all should hang your heads in Shame :evillaugh: added edit: I just looked back that only left Chris,what's the problem dude. :hammer:I actually met Hootie and the Blowfish once, in a way it was like that Beach Boys episode of Full House.
I know there are more but the only band I can think of for sure that needed to never happen is Depoche Mode (commonly referred to as The Puke Mode )
all Modern day rock owes their existance to Deep Purple, Black Sabboth and perhaps Judas Priest.
added edit: I just looked back that only left Chris,what's the problem dude. :hammer:
Lord Undies & Freedumb Know of what they talk. Dukenukem shows potential. Rest y'all should hang your heads in Shame :evillaugh: added edit: I just looked back that only left Chris,what's the problem dude. :hammer:I actually met Hootie and the Blowfish once, in a way it was like that Beach Boys episode of Full House.
I know there are more but the only band I can think of for sure that needed to never happen is Depoche Mode (commonly referred to as The Puke Mode )
all Modern day rock owes their existance to Deep Purple, Black Sabboth and perhaps Judas Priest.
They came into this bar I was in, the bar tender got all excited because he was a guitar player in a band or something kids did in those days and one of the guys, the red haired one, came up to the bar and I ask, "oh, so you guys are a band?" and he said "yeah" somewhat defensively and so I asked which one and he said "Hootie and the Blowfish" and I said, "Oh, I've heard of you guys" which was true, but I had never heard their music at that time.
Back in those days, I mostly listened to NIN and Nirvana and such.
So, Hootie made my list because if they never existed then maybe NIN or Sound Garden or some hot chick band would have come into the bar and I would have a better story.
Curse them! They're the whole reason why I'm not having grandchildren.
Lord Undies & Freedumb Know of what they talk. Dukenukem shows potential. Rest y'all should hang your heads in Shame :evillaugh: added edit: I just looked back that only left Chris,what's the problem dude. :hammer:I actually met Hootie and the Blowfish once, in a way it was like that Beach Boys episode of Full House.
I know there are more but the only band I can think of for sure that needed to never happen is Depoche Mode (commonly referred to as The Puke Mode )
all Modern day rock owes their existance to Deep Purple, Black Sabboth and perhaps Judas Priest.
They came into this bar I was in, the bar tender got all excited because he was a guitar player in a band or something kids did in those days and one of the guys, the red haired one, came up to the bar and I ask, "oh, so you guys are a band?" and he said "yeah" somewhat defensively and so I asked which one and he said "Hootie and the Blowfish" and I said, "Oh, I've heard of you guys" which was true, but I had never heard their music at that time.
Back in those days, I mostly listened to NIN and Nirvana and such.
So, Hootie made my list because if they never existed then maybe NIN or Sound Garden or some hot chick band would have come into the bar and I would have a better story.
Curse them! They're the whole reason why I'm not having grandchildren.
Hootie & the Blowfish are a borderline band. Ciderella shouldn't be on the list though. Sure they dressed strange but they were a good group of musicians. They actually play Blues pretty damn good.
All those kinds of bands like Cinderella sounded pretty much the same to me. They are just the ones I can remember. Nelson is in a separate category because they seemed like a hair band with a teeny bopper thing going on making them the double devil. Or something.Lord Undies & Freedumb Know of what they talk. Dukenukem shows potential. Rest y'all should hang your heads in Shame :evillaugh: added edit: I just looked back that only left Chris,what's the problem dude. :hammer:I actually met Hootie and the Blowfish once, in a way it was like that Beach Boys episode of Full House.
I know there are more but the only band I can think of for sure that needed to never happen is Depoche Mode (commonly referred to as The Puke Mode )
all Modern day rock owes their existance to Deep Purple, Black Sabboth and perhaps Judas Priest.
They came into this bar I was in, the bar tender got all excited because he was a guitar player in a band or something kids did in those days and one of the guys, the red haired one, came up to the bar and I ask, "oh, so you guys are a band?" and he said "yeah" somewhat defensively and so I asked which one and he said "Hootie and the Blowfish" and I said, "Oh, I've heard of you guys" which was true, but I had never heard their music at that time.
Back in those days, I mostly listened to NIN and Nirvana and such.
So, Hootie made my list because if they never existed then maybe NIN or Sound Garden or some hot chick band would have come into the bar and I would have a better story.
Curse them! They're the whole reason why I'm not having grandchildren.
Hootie & the Blowfish are a borderline band. Ciderella shouldn't be on the list though. Sure they dressed strange but they were a good group of musicians. They actually play Blues pretty damn good.
One thing the Blowfish have is Darius Rucker. He has an amazing voice. Being an old singer myself, I tend to listen to the vocals more than the instruments. Rucker rates 5 stars with me.
One thing the Blowfish have is Darius Rucker. He has an amazing voice. Being an old singer myself, I tend to listen to the vocals more than the instruments. Rucker rates 5 stars with me.
Pretty much my take on them too. Without Darius the Blowfish would be doing peanut bar gigs. Haven't heard much of themin yrs so as far as I know they are doing peanut bar gigs.
One thing the Blowfish have is Darius Rucker. He has an amazing voice. Being an old singer myself, I tend to listen to the vocals more than the instruments. Rucker rates 5 stars with me.
Pretty much my take on them too. Without Darius the Blowfish would be doing peanut bar gigs. Haven't heard much of themin yrs so as far as I know they are doing peanut bar gigs.
I like the Opera Band and the Aria projects by Paul Schwartz for vocals. Obra mai fu from Schwartz, not exactly following the script but an excellent version of the song and I like Vita Mia from The Opera Band because it kind of juxtaposts the modern male vocal with the more operatic.Lord Undies & Freedumb Know of what they talk. Dukenukem shows potential. Rest y'all should hang your heads in Shame :evillaugh: added edit: I just looked back that only left Chris,what's the problem dude. :hammer:I actually met Hootie and the Blowfish once, in a way it was like that Beach Boys episode of Full House.
I know there are more but the only band I can think of for sure that needed to never happen is Depoche Mode (commonly referred to as The Puke Mode )
all Modern day rock owes their existance to Deep Purple, Black Sabboth and perhaps Judas Priest.
They came into this bar I was in, the bar tender got all excited because he was a guitar player in a band or something kids did in those days and one of the guys, the red haired one, came up to the bar and I ask, "oh, so you guys are a band?" and he said "yeah" somewhat defensively and so I asked which one and he said "Hootie and the Blowfish" and I said, "Oh, I've heard of you guys" which was true, but I had never heard their music at that time.
Back in those days, I mostly listened to NIN and Nirvana and such.
So, Hootie made my list because if they never existed then maybe NIN or Sound Garden or some hot chick band would have come into the bar and I would have a better story.
Curse them! They're the whole reason why I'm not having grandchildren.
Hootie & the Blowfish are a borderline band. Ciderella shouldn't be on the list though. Sure they dressed strange but they were a good group of musicians. They actually play Blues pretty damn good.
One thing the Blowfish have is Darius Rucker. He has an amazing voice. Being an old singer myself, I tend to listen to the vocals more than the instruments. Rucker rates 5 stars with me.
- Everyone who won American Idol
- Every disco band
- All white rappers but Eminem
- Every "boy band"
- Madona
(is that cheating?)
- Everyone who won American Idol
- Every disco band
- All white rappers but Eminem
- Every "boy band"
- Madona
(is that cheating?)
I could tolerate the american idol winners if I could erase weird al yankovic.
I was a really big Weird "Al" fan in his hey-day. I think I was 10. Nowdays, I could live without him.
The Beatles - I'm sorry but as the child of a pair of Beatles-aholics, I don't see what the ****in' big deal was, and I'm tired of all the hype 30+ years after they became has beens;
Melody and Harmony
The melody here is in the Dorian mode; that's the one with the minor third but Major sixth and seventh, and it's a relatively uncommon choice for the Beatles, over the long run.
The harmonic resources are quite spare, with a very small number of chords actually used, and those that are used make for relatively weak and modally "plagal" establishment of the home key. Aside from the large drone-like air play given to the e-minor i chord, we have no more than VI (C) and iv (a); the Major IV chord (a nice modal touch in context of a minor key) is implied as a passing chord over the e drone.
Arrangement
The backing arrangement for small string ensemble is well crafted by someone who clearly understood the string quartet idiom. Though eight players are used, the writing is in essentially four parts where, except for brief flashes of solo playing, each is doubled for strength.
I'd like to think that Blood, Sweat & Tears and Chicago had a good positive influence on music.
I'd like to think that Blood, Sweat & Tears and Chicago had a good positive influence on music.
1. Bay City Rollers
2. Dexy's Midnight Runners
3. Wham!
4. Culture Club
5. Billy Joel
(I could probably name at least 20 more!)
Please do. My palm is itchin' to slap the pure-t shet out of somebody.You talkin' to me? YOU TALKIN' TO ME?
"Tiny" Tim , why is he unmentioned?
Rolling Stones.
Can I just erase them 5 times?
Rolling Stones.You guys are so correct -- I have NEVER liked fag jagger. Gimme Shelter was the only good thing they ever wrote and GFR's cover blew the Stones version away.
Can I just erase them 5 times?Yes, please.