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[b]ITWEMBLEY86 wrote: [/b] [QUOTE]
iN A UNIVERSAL SENSE He is
more than say Robert Plant whos fame lasted and was with his own generation but he id not span genrations like Evlis or Freddie did
Elvis was both Rock n Roll and then more country and western always on my mind is basically country and western song in style
The same goes for the beatles They were rock no roll then later they were middle of the road almost the carpenters
[b]Queenfred wrote:[/b]
Plant didn't have an impact on any other generations?? Tell that to Chris Robinson ...or Dave Grohl for that matter. And as for the Beatles becoming The Carpenters ...Jesus, have you even listened to The White Album -or Abbey Road?
You have no credibility at all when it comes to musical insight, this much is certain. None. [/QUOTE] [/QUOTE]
[b]ITWEMBLEY86 wrote: [/b] [QUOTE]
iN A UNIVERSAL SENSE He is
more than say Robert Plant whos fame lasted and was with his own generation but he id not span genrations like Evlis or Freddie did
Elvis was both Rock n Roll and then more country and western always on my mind is basically country and western song in style
The same goes for the beatles They were rock no roll then later they were middle of the road almost the carpenters
[b]Queenfred wrote:[/b]
Plant didn't have an impact on any other generations?? Tell that to Chris Robinson ...or Dave Grohl for that matter. And as for the Beatles becoming The Carpenters ...Jesus, have you even listened to The White Album -or Abbey Road?
You have no credibility at all when it comes to musical insight, this much is certain. None. [/QUOTE] [/QUOTE]
Queenfred
...and yes - I DID fuck up with my editing above!