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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=Mercury>Larry Lurex's Girl wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Spiderman, Aerosmith are slightly awesome[/QUOTE]
Only slightly?
Anywho, here's a list for yas!:
Aerosmith
Thin Lizzy
Evanescence
KISS
Rush
Led Zeppelin
The Donnas
Van Halen
Sweet
...
Only slightly?
Anywho, here's a list for yas!:
Aerosmith
Thin Lizzy
Evanescence
KISS
Rush
Led Zeppelin
The Donnas
Van Halen
Sweet
...
THE WHO
Eurythmics
ELO (Electric Light Orchestra)
Wings
I don't know, classic rock radio station?
Eurythmics
ELO (Electric Light Orchestra)
Wings
I don't know, classic rock radio station?
Help! and With the Beatles are great too.
Valensia
Valensia
more Valensia
Valensia
more Valensia
David Bowie
Kiss
Slade
Sweet
Van Halen
Kiss
Slade
Sweet
Van Halen
Van Halen is awesomizmo.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=maroon>bitesthedust wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color="#FF00FF">its_a_hard_life wrote: [/QUOTENAME]^ Diggin' the Foo Fighters right there man!!!!!! :D
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The Colour & The Shape is their best album, definitely....[/QUOTE]
Yeah! A fact: The Foo Fighters have gone through different drummers like Queen have gone through different bassests!!!!!!!
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The Colour & The Shape is their best album, definitely....[/QUOTE]
Yeah! A fact: The Foo Fighters have gone through different drummers like Queen have gone through different bassests!!!!!!!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=maroon>bitesthedust wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Rather than start a new thread, I'll state a question here: which Beatles would anyone "in the know" recommend I get next, and why?
I already own Abbey Road, The White Album, Revolver, and Rubber Soul (plus the red and blue compliation albums).
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Sgt. Peppers of course![/QUOTE]
Yes, Sgt. Pepper. The earlier albums though are disappointments compared to the later stuff, like 66-70.
I already own Abbey Road, The White Album, Revolver, and Rubber Soul (plus the red and blue compliation albums).
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Sgt. Peppers of course![/QUOTE]
Yes, Sgt. Pepper. The earlier albums though are disappointments compared to the later stuff, like 66-70.
Don't forget bout Valensia
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=pink>Account Deleted wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]&lt;b&gt;&lt;font color = &quot;crimson&quot;&gt; ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]&lt;font color=maroon&gt;bitesthedust wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Rather than start a new thread, I'll state a question here: which Beatles would anyone &quot;in the know&quot; recommend I get next, and why?
I already own Abbey Road, The White Album, Revolver, and Rubber Soul (plus the red and blue compliation albums).
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Sgt. Peppers of course![/QUOTE]
Yes, Sgt. Pepper. The earlier albums though are disappointments compared to the later stuff, like 66-70.[/QUOTE]
Well, at first glance I'd agree with you.
There's songs in the earlier catalogue that shouldn't be missed though. "This Boy", "I'm A Loser", things like that..... heh.
I already own Abbey Road, The White Album, Revolver, and Rubber Soul (plus the red and blue compliation albums).
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Sgt. Peppers of course![/QUOTE]
Yes, Sgt. Pepper. The earlier albums though are disappointments compared to the later stuff, like 66-70.[/QUOTE]
Well, at first glance I'd agree with you.
There's songs in the earlier catalogue that shouldn't be missed though. "This Boy", "I'm A Loser", things like that..... heh.
and Valensia
lol
lol
King Crimson??
Toooooo right, too right.
There's plenty of great songs on the earlier Beatle albums. Just that Rubber Soul onward has a larger reputation.
Plenty of Oasis too.
There's plenty of great songs on the earlier Beatle albums. Just that Rubber Soul onward has a larger reputation.
Plenty of Oasis too.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color="FF0066">Helter Skelter wrote: [/QUOTENAME]King Crimson??[/QUOTE]not with Greg Lake, he's still trying to figure out what "to sing in tune" is