I like Extreme a long time, my favorite song is Hole Hearted and I always like to hear it.
This is pretty good cover.
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Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira
Great rendition! Thanks, Wizard! Thanks for the report, Matt Z!
Cheers,
Ogre-
Cheers,
Ogre-
Vocal harmony
Thanks Mr Wizz, that was really good. I love Nunos guitar sound
Chopin1995
I've seen it already when Matt posted it here before. Nice version. Really nice to hear live horns.
matt z
[QUOTE] [b]Chopin1995 wrote:[/b]
I've seen it already when Matt posted it here before. Nice version. Really nice to hear live horns.[/QUOTE]
This is actually a FAR BETTER quality recording than the heavily compressed and noise gated recording previously available by the photographer up front at the gig
I've seen it already when Matt posted it here before. Nice version. Really nice to hear live horns.[/QUOTE]
This is actually a FAR BETTER quality recording than the heavily compressed and noise gated recording previously available by the photographer up front at the gig
Sebastian
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
Some of the biggest artists in the world sometimes enjoy playing in small clubs. The club atmosphere can be a wonderful thing.
[/QUOTE]
Yes of course, but Extreme aren't one of the biggest artists in the world. They're a fantastic band and all, but they're probably not even top 100 in terms of success, impact, etc.
Some of the biggest artists in the world sometimes enjoy playing in small clubs. The club atmosphere can be a wonderful thing.
[/QUOTE]
Yes of course, but Extreme aren't one of the biggest artists in the world. They're a fantastic band and all, but they're probably not even top 100 in terms of success, impact, etc.
The Real Wizard
[QUOTE] [b]Sebastian wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
Some of the biggest artists in the world sometimes enjoy playing in small clubs. The club atmosphere can be a wonderful thing.
[/QUOTE]
Yes of course, but Extreme aren't one of the biggest artists in the world. They're a fantastic band and all, but they're probably not even top 100 in terms of success, impact, etc.[/QUOTE]
Of course.
But I was thinking more like the Stones. They still play plenty of club dates. In fact, they usually rehearse for their tours in Toronto and do an unannounced club gig or two to get their feet wet.
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
Some of the biggest artists in the world sometimes enjoy playing in small clubs. The club atmosphere can be a wonderful thing.
[/QUOTE]
Yes of course, but Extreme aren't one of the biggest artists in the world. They're a fantastic band and all, but they're probably not even top 100 in terms of success, impact, etc.[/QUOTE]
Of course.
But I was thinking more like the Stones. They still play plenty of club dates. In fact, they usually rehearse for their tours in Toronto and do an unannounced club gig or two to get their feet wet.
ANAGRAMER
shows HS could have been a blistering album if it had been recorded properly..
..with real guitars...made of wood!
..with real guitars...made of wood!
MercuryArts
That was damn good! Nuno was clearly having fun. Gary too. But the live horns were awesome! Nice find!
Sebastian
[QUOTE] [b]ANAGRAMER wrote:[/b]
shows HS could have been a blistering album if it had been recorded properly..
..with real guitars...made of wood![/QUOTE]
Every single song on HS has real guitars made of wood.
shows HS could have been a blistering album if it had been recorded properly..
..with real guitars...made of wood![/QUOTE]
Every single song on HS has real guitars made of wood.
matt z
^probably meaning no synth bass
felix ibex
[QUOTE] [b]PrimeJiveUSA wrote:[/b]
I'm one of the few that absolutely loves the original studio version of Staying Power. Definitely one of Freddie's best songs from the '80's.[/QUOTE]
Yes and Michael Jackson stole a lot of Freddies Influence from Hotspace and used it for 'Thriller' which Freddie shouldve been on...long story.. have no time to type
I'm one of the few that absolutely loves the original studio version of Staying Power. Definitely one of Freddie's best songs from the '80's.[/QUOTE]
Yes and Michael Jackson stole a lot of Freddies Influence from Hotspace and used it for 'Thriller' which Freddie shouldve been on...long story.. have no time to type
musicland munich
Maybe in ten years or so, people will compare "Hot Space" with pieces of Mozart, Beethoven and the like...
Nevertheless, I enjoyed it pretty much...
Nevertheless, I enjoyed it pretty much...
matt z
^ if Euro trash 90's techno disco crap can come back .....anything is possible.
Hopefully a REAL return of rock and roll is possible as well.
Afterthought: hadn't someone brought up the suggestion that UNDER PRESSURE's bass lick was stolen from a classical piece? (*surely coincidental. ...so few notes in western music only so many permutations)
Hopefully a REAL return of rock and roll is possible as well.
Afterthought: hadn't someone brought up the suggestion that UNDER PRESSURE's bass lick was stolen from a classical piece? (*surely coincidental. ...so few notes in western music only so many permutations)
musicland munich
[QUOTE] [b]matt z wrote:[/b]
^ if Euro trash 90's techno disco crap can come back .....anything is possible.
Hopefully a REAL return of rock and roll is possible as well.
Afterthought: hadn't someone brought up the suggestion that UNDER PRESSURE's bass lick was stolen from a classical piece? (*surely coincidental. ...so few notes in western music only so many permutations)[/QUOTE]
http://www.queenzone.com/forums/1403564/queen-borrowings-rip-off-s-on-classic-music.aspx?page=1
In the 90`s music companys cut them self off of talent. They just didn´t give a shit about sustainability. Well and the Internet was doin the rest :(
^ if Euro trash 90's techno disco crap can come back .....anything is possible.
Hopefully a REAL return of rock and roll is possible as well.
Afterthought: hadn't someone brought up the suggestion that UNDER PRESSURE's bass lick was stolen from a classical piece? (*surely coincidental. ...so few notes in western music only so many permutations)[/QUOTE]
http://www.queenzone.com/forums/1403564/queen-borrowings-rip-off-s-on-classic-music.aspx?page=1
In the 90`s music companys cut them self off of talent. They just didn´t give a shit about sustainability. Well and the Internet was doin the rest :(