SgtPepper67
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Foo Fighters - In Your Honour
Manic Street Preachers - Send Away The Tigers
Pearl Jam - Binaural
U2 - Elevation Tour 2001 Live from Boston DVD
Lou Reed - Live at Montreaux DVD
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I love Rush!!! I liked 2112 and had a couple of albums of them in mp3 a few years ago, but didn't care too much about them, in fact I couldn't stand Geddy's voice that much, until I saw the Rush in Rio dvd and it blew my mind. I've became a fan since then and started to get their albums and dvds, they're amazing live. They were obviously very influenced by Led Zeppelin at the begging but soon they evolve into their own sound, more progressive, although they've changed a lot through the years. My favourite albums are all the ones from 2112 to Moving Pictures. I think the last 2 were also great.
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Elton John in Buenos Aires on January 22nd
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Rush - Vapor Trails
Jimi Hendrix Experience - Axis: Bold As Love
Stereophonics - Language. Sex. Violence. Other?
Paul McCartney - The McCartney Years DVD
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The Test for echo album by Rush
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I love them, even the Phil Collins era wich gets bashed a lot. My favourite album is The lamb lies down on Broadway.
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ELP tends to play their instruments too quickly and often forget that passion in music is more important than technical virtuousity
I know what mean you cos that's what I hate about some bands, but that's not the case with ELP in my opinion. Plus not all his music was about technical viruosity, listen to Greg Lake's ballads for example like Lucky Man, there's not virtuosism at all there.
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Paul McCartney - Hot as sun/Glasses
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Paul McCartney - Flowers in the dirt
Jimi Hendrix Experience - Are you experienced
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Phil Collins - I don't care anymore
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Pink Floyd - High Hopes
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Its great to see 'new' ELP fans here. One of my big disappointments in music is that bands like ELP will be lost newer generations. Its encouraging to see people starting to listen to them.
You're right about that, it's a shame. I watched their In The Begging DVD and I realized how HUGE they were back in the 70's, and now everybody I spoke about them doesn't even have a clue about who they are. By the way, that DVD it's amazing, it's got a lot of live stuff. Now I'm thinking of getting Pictures at an exhibition on DVD.
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Sorry to disagree but I prefer Genesis to King Crimson, at least the 70's stuff
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I love Aqualung and Benefit, Thick as a brick and A Passion Play are great too
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I love all their albums from 1969 to 1974, especially Red and In The Court Of The Crimson King. I couldn't get into their albums form the other eras, like Discipline or The Power To Believe, but maybe I haven't listened to them enough. I only liked some stuff from The Construktion of Light, wich most people seem to dislike...
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I don't like too many new bands, but one I really really like is The Killers, I think they're great. I also like The Strokes, Jet and Starsailor. Some not so new bands I love but who still rock are Oasis, Foo Fighters, Stereophonics, Manic Street Preachers and Travis.
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Amazing band!! I only started to listen to them last years but I love them now. The my favourite prog rock band after Pink Floyd and Genesis. My favourite albums are Brain Salad Surgery, Trilogy and Tarkus, but I like them all, even Love Beach!
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Ozzy Osbourne - Gets Me Through
The Rush Thread
in Other Bands / Music
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I think Roll the bones is very underrated. Presto has some amazing songs but it sounds a bit too 80's at times, Counterpart is good but not one of my favourite. Test for echoes is underrated too, the song Resist is beautiful.