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Reply to I miss walking in to a record store and discuss music recommendations with the owner by MaybeTheDoctor
When I was young there was a plaza me and my friend loved to go once a week. Store one was a head shop. Store two was a great mom and pop Italian pizza place and store three was a record shop. We called it guy plaza, we would get high, chow some great pizza, then spend an hour digging through CDs. Damn I miss Guy Plaza LOL
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Reply to I’m actually done! by Fresh-Union-371
I cant say Beethoven is any better than Trent Reznor. Both created original music that changed the game. --Steve Vai
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Reply to The Best Album Opener - EVER by PhillyCSpires
Them Bones- Alice and Chains
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Reply to Which greatest hits/compilation albums do you consider proper albums in their own right? by my_one_and_lonely
Bob Segar-Greatest Hits. You can put Bobs songs in any order and the album will still sound right. I will Give Tom Pettys Greatest Hits a nod also. One more nod to Steve Miller
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Play drums and develop your sense of timing. Once you get to that point switch to piano because that inner metronome in your head will give you a distinct advantage in playing and writing you wouldn't have without playing the drums first.
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Reply to Best instrumental music albums by Glittering-Put7135
Passion and Warfare- Steve Vai IOU -Allen Holdsworth Rising Force by Yngwie Malmsteen
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Reply to Good songs please by danmargo
Bastard- Devin Townson
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Rival Sons-Feral Roots
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Reply to Best ending song of an album? by Roi135
Tomorrow Never Knows- The Beatles
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Reply to comment by BostonBakedBeans76 in Best ending song of an album? by Roi135
Good call on Rocket Queen. Thats one hard album to pick an end to. Axl probably walked out 10 times before they picked it.
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Reply to Name a song that isn’t new by any means, but sounds fresh, like it was recorded yesterday. by Glad_Dig_8996
Valley Girl- Frank Zappa
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Well you gave my Steve Vai song a 6.5 and that was fair because music hits us all differently. I chose the Vai song because it constantly changes timings. I wanted to pick one that would sound foreign to most music listeners ears. Okay, Pick#2 will come from a completely different angle. The song is New York is Alright if you Like Saxophones by the band FEAR.
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Reply to comment by Karl_Marx_ in Two Rock Hall voters share who needs to be on this year's ballot, including Devo and Kate Bush by stroh_1002
Its a good point you made. It would be much better if the artist or bands inducted into the Hall of Fame had a lengthy catalog. Add to that a long-lasting impact on music itself. The fact bands like The Eurythmics got in before Rush is a crime. Thats not a slight against The Eurythmics because they were a great band but against Rush they are much lower on the ladder of rock.
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Reply to comment by GrooseandGoot in Two Rock Hall voters share who needs to be on this year's ballot, including Devo and Kate Bush by stroh_1002
agreed
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Jackson Brown- Running on Empty Bob Segar- Mainstreet U2- One
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Steve Vai -Passion and Warfare
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Reply to comment by cat_named_virtue in Favorite albums by artists from your country by mysanthr0p1c
You forgot Devin Townson, Next to Geddy he is my favorite Canadian.
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Reply to Is social media killing music? by your_friend_dingus
The net killed music. Up to the early 80s artists couldn't even step foot in a studio if they didnt have exceptional talent. These days we have non talented kids turning out complete garbage on the net daily. Another factor is when these talentless hacks get a little attention, they begin introducing their even less talented friends to be on tracks.
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Crazy Train by Ozzy.
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I'll Wait from Van Halens 1984
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Reply to comment by wonderloss in Artists/bands that have covered an entire album? by expatbassist
Were gonna take a 15-minute break and then we will be back with more Pink Floyd than your brain can possibly withstand- Les Claypool
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Cheap Trick did Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
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Reply to What do you call it when a song becomes unbearable because you've heard it so often? by AndWat
Phil Collins - In the Air Tonight
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Reply to Wiil CD's make a comeback like Vinyl? by trukises
CD or Record, the sound depends on the recording process. Recordings like Led Zeppelin- In through the Outdoor and Sting- Ten Summoners Tales sound great on either medium because the production and recording process was flawless. Now, recordings like Metallica- Master of Puppets and David Lee Roth- Eat em and Smile sound poor on both mediums. If CDs were to make a comeback, it would be something like selling CDs with a full size album jacket because some guy in a boardroom thought it was a good idea to increase profit margins.
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Reply to best use of a song in a movie by MileenasFeet
For Whom the Bell Tolls by Metallica - It plays during the opening credits of Zombieland and there is all this carnage going on in slow motion.