And so, the trend where everyone leaves after the opening act was thusly born. :Spin:lizard said:I mean, his first major tour of the States (after he had gotten popular in England) had him fucking opening for the Monkees, of all people.
And so, the trend where everyone leaves after the opening act was thusly born. :Spin:lizard said:I mean, his first major tour of the States (after he had gotten popular in England) had him fucking opening for the Monkees, of all people.
Awesome. That's my next quote after we figure out whether Quorthon really snuffed it or not.NAD said:And so, the trend where everyone leaves after the opening act was thusly born. :Spin:
Bullshit. Tony Iommi would have still created his sound had he lived in a glass box closed environment all his life. Thankfully he had his fingers lobbed off, and thusly the power chord was born.lizard said:Iofthestorm: all the building blocks for metal were in place, it took Sabbath to put them together.
The man was a dirty primitive. 3rd rock from the cave.I think you need to give Hendrix (guitar pyrotechnics and effects),
He was a fag. Sunshine of my arse.Clapton (the sheer heaviness of Cream),
Take away his slide, and you're left with stubs. His Fenders were probably Mexican made too.Beck (incredible guitar tones),
Liverpool was the gay capital of the world. Still is.the Beatles (first widely acknowledged use of feedback on record)
Nor Hendrix. Lazy spook. :Smug:lizard said:neither Clapton, Page or Beck has produced anything of note for the last 25 yrs.
There is only the acoustic version of Tears In Heaven and the acoustic Layla ain't so bad. Can't beat the original though. Funny how Clapton only wrote the lyrics and rhythm guitar for it though. The riff and solo are Duiane Allman's, and the piano stuff belongs to Bobby Whitlock. Dear me!lizard said:haha
neither Clapton, Page or Beck has produced anything of note for the last 25 yrs.
if I hear the accoustic versions of Layla or Tears in Heaven one more time I'm going to gouge my own ear bones out with a spoon.