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Best bass player who is also lead singer
Yes, I knew about John's solo albums, I meant within the context of The Who. I should have specified that. Geddy is a phenomenal bassist but he's taken flack for his singing abilities. Mind you, I've never had a problem with his singing, even back in the days of "The Screech". :D But...- APageMark
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Best bass player who is also lead singer
My favorites would be, in no particular order: Greg Lake John Wetton Paul McCartney Phil Lynott Geddy Lee (yeah, yeah...I know) honorable mentions: sang lead on only a handful of songs: John Entwistle Bruce Foxton (The Jam) edit: That Gordon Sumner fella's not bad, either.- APageMark
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Best place for a concert
Yeah, it's a neat place. They're running a deal now on a lot of the concerts were you can buy a four-pack of tickets in that top section for $20.00 a piece. The sightlines are excellent and it's really not as far from the stage as you may think. I've seen a ton of acts there over the years...- APageMark
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Best place for a concert
Indoor: Probably Carnegie Hall. They don't book many rock acts, but I saw Jethro Tull there in 2005. Perhaps the best sounding show I've ever heard. You could literally pick any instrument or voice out of the mix at will. Very little margin for error as a musician. :D- APageMark
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Best place for a concert
Outdoor: Jones Beach Amphitheater in Wantaugh, NY. Easy to get to/depart. Cool bay breeze keeps it cozy. Superior sound. Fantastic summer lineups. I miss this place intensely. In fact, I'll be travelling back up to catch the Masters of Metal tour in Aug.- APageMark
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Arnel Pineta joins Journey
I love "Perry-era" Journey quite a bit. And maybe I'm over-generalizing here, but, I wonder why Neal and the band don't go in a completely different direction instead of marching out an endless succession of Perry-clones. This is no knock on Pineta. Just wondering is all.- APageMark
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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1 hit wonders of the 90's
Re: Best one hit wonders of the 90's "Closing Time" - Semisonic "No Myth" - Michael Penn "The Freshman" - The Verve Pipe- APageMark
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- Forum: 90's Music
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Not Death; Didn't Stay Long Enough
Alright, I'll take some heat for this, but I really enjoyed Mr. Mister. Three albums and out. "Welcome to the Real World" was a great 80's release.- APageMark
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Not Death; Didn't Stay Long Enough
Julian Lennon. Strong debut, then seemed to fall off the world. Not sure he's even in the music industry anymore.- APageMark
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Set list
Really? Never really noticed. I'll have to listen to some Boz KC and then toss on some BC.- APageMark
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- Forum: Musician's Corner
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Strange PM ????
You'll probably find that the sender has already been banned. Someone, somewhere in the illustrious history of this site holds a grudge. Just someone looking to stir the pot. Don't let 'em discourage you from posting. At least it wasn't completely false...Telecat IS one of the coolest guys here.- APageMark
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- Forum: CRF Site Announcements
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Not Death; Didn't Stay Long Enough
Cat has returned to recording, but yes, stopped for quite a while. Syd Barrett- APageMark
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Sounds the same
The Kinks - "Catch Me Now I'm Falling" and The Stones - "Jumping Jack Flash"- APageMark
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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the best concert you've gone to
Top three: Yes - Madison Square Garden, 2004. The most ethereal, uplifting version of "And You And I" I've ever heard. The standing ovation forced the band to forget the outro and just wait for the cheering to dissipate. I remember a clearly moved Anderson gesturing to the crowd to calm down...- APageMark
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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1 Hit Wonders Of The 80's
"Electric Avenue" - Eddy Grant "When The Heart Rules The Mind" - GTR "I Melt With You" - Modern English- APageMark
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- Forum: 80's Music
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Best live album intro
Eagles - Hell Freezes Over Frey: "For the record, we never broke up. We just took a 14 year vacation."- APageMark
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Best Forgotten Bands of the 70's.
The Rats are really just a good-time bar band that overachieved for a while in the late 70s-early 80's. They've played the heck out of the NY/Conn/NJ area for years. I saw them open for Rush way back. It amazes me that they formed in 1964 and are still going today. http://www.goodrats.com/- APageMark
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- Forum: 70's Music
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Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?
"On Every Street" - Dire Straits np: My Parties- APageMark
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Be aware:
Yeah, that had "troll" written all over it. I did forward a rather colorful response. It's a shame he'll never read it. :D- APageMark
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- Forum: CRF Site Announcements
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xmess, profit or pest?
Looks like a moot point. Seems he was banned within hours of registering. However, pseudo-kudos to him and his ilk. Went to see "I Am Legend" and noticed a handwritten sign stating that all showings of "The Golden Compass" have been canceled to due "technical difficulties." Uh-huh. Right.- APageMark
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- Forum: Introduce Yourself !
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