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You know who I forgot to mention???! Burton Cummings, the great voice of 'The Guess Who'. He is still going strong today having just released his CD 'Above The Ground' here in the U.S. He is still a great talent as a songwriter and a vocalist - and who doesn't sing along with any 'Guess Who' tune that comes on the radio??? "Clap For The Wolfman"
-garrod kemp
Garrod Kemp Pete Ham and Tom Evans along with Mike and Joey of BADFINGER ! -garrod kemp
Pete Ham and Tom Evans along with Mike and Joey of BADFINGER !
Oh my high school tunes!!! Love Badfinger. That band had one hell of a fantastic sound! Too bad Ham and Evans are not here with us, what a tragic loss. Don't forget the Beatles, and another of my favorites is CCR with Forgetty's unique voice!
Too many models to build, not enough time in a lifetime!!
Konigwolf13 Glam Rock - Twisted Sister
Glam Rock - Twisted Sister
'What is that on your uniform jacket...'Twisted Sister?' WHAT is that... a 'Twisted Sister?'...What do you wanna do with your life?'~SuppressionFire
Konigwolf13...'I wanna RAWK!'
LOL My first concert: Iron Maiden & Twisted Sister, Powerslave tour 84'-85' My next concert:
Iron Maiden, June 27 2010 Calgary AB. Scored Floor tix!!!!!!
3000 miles is not to far to see IM again!
for me, metallica and tool. and a perfect circle. all brilliant, and smashing pumpkins
"I am a leaf on the wind, watch how i soar"
Recite the litanies, fire up the Gellar field, a poo storm is coming
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Ok my list, no flaming please...
Oz Rock - Baby Animals
Pagan/Goth - Inkubus Sukkubus, Vampire Division, Abigails Mercy
Post Punk Rock - The Birthday Party (Nick Cave)
Modern Rock - Meatloaf
Metal - L7
Others - Joan Jett, RHCP, Rammstein, Doors, Steppenwolf, Troggs, Byrds, Hendrix
I like Ozzy, System of a Down, Exodus, and Metallica.
Rush, The Who, Boston, Kansas, Blackfoot, Molly Hatchet, Black Sabbath and all of the Ozzie iterations, all metal 80's hair bands.
As I get older (50) and more tone deaf by the day I have evolved a simple music definition: "If it won't burn through 4 inches of steel at 1/4 volume it ain't music".
along with all the good bands, the "bubble gum" bands had they're day!
Humper Beam
MikeV Bgrigg: Nazareth is cool! Given that their biggest hit was a Joni Mitchell song, Hair of the Dog was a Joni Mitchell song? Maybe you meant, "Love Hurts?"
Bgrigg: Nazareth is cool! Given that their biggest hit was a Joni Mitchell song,
Nazareth is cool! Given that their biggest hit was a Joni Mitchell song,
Hair of the Dog was a Joni Mitchell song?
Maybe you meant, "Love Hurts?"
Gah! "This Flight Tonight"!!
So long folks!
I have many that I like but my favorites are Rush, Pink Floyd, and Stevie Ray Vaughan
Bgrigg Nazareth is cool! Given that their biggest hit was a Joni Mitchell song,
Do they all build models???
*******
On my workbench now:
It's all about classic cars now!
Why can't I find the "Any" key on my keyboard?
Nazareth is cool! Given that their biggest hit was a Joni Mitchell song, I'm going to pitch her name into the ring as a rock legend, as either the writer of or inspiration of many legendary rock hits
N A Z A R E T H ! ! !
....and KISS, Queensryche, Judas Priest, Black Sabbath...
I also love Bon Jovi as well.
ZZ Top
Marc
Air Master Modeler Now lets not forget Rush, Scorpions, Anthrax. and a litle pop metal from say Ratt and Poison.
Now lets not forget Rush, Scorpions, Anthrax. and a litle pop metal from say Ratt and Poison.
Poison?
This may explain the modeling rut. Next time you are out at the shooting range ask for a 'Poison' CD...
'PULL'...shotgun fires...Poison CD explodes!
Please for the love of life erase all the 'Rock of Love' shows recorded on your PVR.
Bret's motorcycles have more charisma than the 'gals' on that show.
Anyhow this should have you enjoying building again, post some WIP's of the completed Phantom.
Rand
30 years experience building plastic models.
WIP: Revell F-14B Tomcat, backdating to F-14A VF-32 1989 Gulf Of Sidra MiG-23 Killer "Gypsy 207".
Metal of all sorts, everything from vintage Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and Deep Purple all the way to some of today's bands to a point. Metallica, DLR-era Van Halen, AC/DC, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, UFO, Rush, even obscurites such as Hawaii (Marty Friedman's first band) and Picture (a 1980's Dutch heavy metal band whose records were never released in the US).
"Whaddya mean 'Who's flying the plane?!' Nobody's flying the plane!"
Gone but not forgotten:
Jimmy Hendrix, Randy Roads, Stevie Ray Vaughn.
One can only guess how much further these three would have elevated music and guitar playing if they had lived longer. Your music lives forever! RIP immortal legends of rock \m/
Having seen most rock and metal concerts of the late 80's and early 90's I have a favorite three bands that I will go to great lengths and expense to see when they tour:
AC/DC, Iron Maiden, Van Halen \m/
On the heavier side Metallica's first four Lp's are each classic ground breaking metal which each and every song kicks$1***$2
'Kill em' all'
'Ride the Lightning'
'Master's of Puppets'
'Justice for all'
Rawk! \m/
Over all favorite: Steve Ray Vaughn. Check out 'Live at Montreux' him playing 'Texas Flood'
Well, of course a tip of the cap to The Who, The Stones, Cream (Clapton), Hendrix, Zep, etc. But my faves are Van Halen, Iron Maiden, Rush, and I must add KISS. Became a fan after working with a local tribute band in the late '90s. Seen the original live 3 times, all in makeup. The show really is larger than life.......
Oh, and after spending 3 1/2 months on Dragon's M2 halftrack, it's finally done. Pics to come shortly.......
Dave
I would have to put up a rather long list, instead I'll just offer up Carlos Santana. I was never a big Santana fan but I saw him in concert at Shoreline around 1993 (with Steve Miller and John Lee Hooker) and that changed my opinion, he does a great live show. John Lee Hooker was pretty amazing too, he was this very old looking man who needed assistance getting on stage, and just sat in a chair, but he could still play and sing. He must have really been something to see in his prime.
Steve Miller was great too, but he was the one I was actually going to see, so I expected that.
That's my favorite rocker...
Andy
Ah, Hendrix is certainly a legend. Wish he had lived a bit longer.
Well, you all got the answer wrong.... Come on. Guess I'm the only +50 here.
The Beatles and the 'Stones for me, in that order.
'nuf said.
Mike
"We have our own ammunition. It's filled with paint. When we fire it, it makes pretty pictures....scares the hell outta people."
Some of the ones that didn't make it as big as they should: Spencer Davis Group, Small Faces, Badfinger.
Too many to list...The Doors, The Who, The Stones, The Kinks, the Yardbirds, Zepplin, Deep Purple, and of course the founding fathers, Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis, Elvis, and many others...
F is for FIRE, That burns down the whole town!
U is for URANIUM... BOMBS!
N is for NO SURVIVORS...
- Plankton
LSM
Here's another one of my faves. May not be a "legend", but he should be!!!!!!
Michael Weikath of "Helloween", from jazz, blues, classical, to straight up METAL!!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDXfR-0MwJM&feature=related
Just for fun, here's a remake of one of their older tunes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yUihyOKxww&feature=related
compared to the original
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCEjVM2muAk&feature=related
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