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Originally posted by badmoonLets see, Frank Zappa as a pretty boy band with no talent.
Really. Pretty much a bunch of babbling baloney to me. Same type of crap that gets listed on the what are you listening to thread. A bunch of pretty boy band with exotic looks and no talent
Eric Clapton and Greg Allman as a pretty boy band with no talent. Yeah, Sure, that's the ticket.
BTW, I would also vote for 'Maybellene', Chucky baby, even though it was a takeoff of a bluegrass song, Ida Red.
Originally posted by sonhouseOk, upon further review, this thread represents fairly well.
Lets see, Frank Zappa as a pretty boy band with no talent.
Eric Clapton and Greg Allman as a pretty boy band with no talent. Yeah, Sure, that's the ticket.
BTW, I would also vote for 'Maybellene', Chucky baby, even though it was a takeoff of a bluegrass song, Ida Red.
Originally posted by yo its meIs that rock? 😛
Is that rock?! 😕
How about Roxette? Love their songs, espically this one;
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=MDjdMxHHmF4
They're from the greatest country in the world, you know? Not that their
excellence reflects on me in any way, mind you. Oh, and Per Gessle (guitar,
vocals) led a famous Swedish pop-band before Roxette called gyllene tider:
http://uk.
Of course, that's not rock either and probably completely incomprehensible
to you. Never mind this post. Nothing to see here. 😕
Originally posted by JigtieLOL!!
Is that rock? 😛
They're from the greatest country in the world, you know? Not that their
excellence reflects on me in any way, mind you. Oh, and Per Gessle (guitar,
vocals) led a famous Swedish pop-band before Roxette called gyllene tider:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=VbRDB1WfSH0
Of course, that's not rock either and probably completely incomprehensible
to you. Never mind this post. Nothing to see here. 😕
That's not rock? Oh guess I just don't know some stuff! 😀😛
I asked my Itiallian exchange why they listen to more English spoken songs then Itiallian and like them so much when htey don't understand the words, she said it's better that way, fades into the back ground and you can just enjoy the melody. I like your link.
Johnny B Goode definitely belongs. Layla, Immigrant Song, and Jumpin Jack Flash are all near perfect rock songs as well.
I'd add Stay With Me, Paranoid, Get it On/band A Gong, and because he should be represented, David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust.
And now, a question for the panel of experts: does anyone remember a group called The Soft Machine? I read a Pink Floyd retrospective and Soft Machine was listed as a contemporary of Floyd that had a similar sound. Were they any good?
Originally posted by PinkFloydI used to have vinyl records of Soft Machine. They are a band that really got me going as a jazz fan actually.
Johnny B Goode definitely belongs. Layla, Immigrant Song, and Jumpin Jack Flash are all near perfect rock songs as well.
I'd add Stay With Me, Paranoid, Get it On/band A Gong, and because he should be represented, David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust.
And now, a question for the panel of experts: does anyone remember a group called The Soft Machine? I re ...[text shortened]... t Machine was listed as a contemporary of Floyd that had a similar sound. Were they any good?
