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Bay City Rollers (Official Thread)
Re: The Bay City Rollers!!! I don't think they had any intention in playing serious, well crafted music. They were a media ploy that worked extremely well. I just feel they should have atleast recieved some of the coin they were due. The only ones that listened to their drivel were teenage...- Berndawg
- Post #69
- Forum: 70's Music
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Jet Airliner vs. Travellin' Man
Smb on this one. Might have had a chance with sweet home alabama- Berndawg
- Post #14
- Forum: Song and Band Battles
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Love Bites vs. Forbidden
Love bites priest beats sabbath anyday and twice on sunday- Berndawg
- Post #11
- Forum: Song and Band Battles
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The Stroke vs. Turning Japanese vs. Dancing With Myself
The stroke turning japanese is not classic rock, its annoying new wave- Berndawg
- Post #16
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Take It To The Limit vs. Slip Slidin' Away
Take it to the limit- Berndawg
- Post #15
- Forum: Song and Band Battles
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I've Got A Feeling VS More Than A Feeling
This is not a close one. This is a sub par Beatles song up against a defining song of the 70's. Boston easy.- Berndawg
- Post #22
- Forum: Song and Band Battles
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So Into You vs. All I Ever Wanted
Totally different types of songs, shouldn't be paired up. ARS wins- Berndawg
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Heartbreaker (Pat Benatar) vs Heartbreaker (Led Zeppelin)
Re: Heartbreaker (Pat Benatar) Vs. Heartbreaker (Led Zeppelin) Pat benatar - better song- Berndawg
- Post #31
- Forum: Song and Band Battles
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Ballroom Blitz vs. Bang A Gong(Get It On)
Ball room blitz, much harder, driving song.- Berndawg
- Post #18
- Forum: Song and Band Battles
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What does this song sound like?
The start sounds like the stones Honky Tonk Women- Berndawg
- Post #8
- Forum: Name that Tune
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Need A Guess Who Fan~!!~
Could be Bruce Decker, played with them for a brief stint in 1966, which looks about right.- Berndawg
- Post #5
- Forum: Name that Tune
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Heart ~ Ann and Nancy Wilson
Along with Joan Jett, best band fronted by women.- Berndawg
- Post #30
- Forum: 70's Music
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Kim Carnes (Official Thread)
Re: Kim Carnes Its really too bad that she didn't have a longer career. One of the most unique female voices in music. When I listen to some of the women on todays music, people like Kim Carnes should have gone farther.- Berndawg
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- Forum: 70's Music
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Al Stewart (Official Thread)
Re: Al Stewart: Official Thread The songs year of the cat and time passages are timeless.- Berndawg
- Post #23
- Forum: 70's Music
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Bay City Rollers (Official Thread)
Re: The Bay City Rollers!!! OK, these guys were the poster boys for bubble gum fluff. I have a live version of Yesterdays Heroes that is decent. I feel sorry for them in that they got screwed out of millions of dollars that their management swindled from them.- Berndawg
- Post #64
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April Wine (Official Thread)
Re: April Wine Rush has been more of a commercial success. However, they have a very distinct following. Many people do not like their style of music. They didn't do too much early in their career outside of Canada either. By the time the 80's rolled in, record producers were doing a much...- Berndawg
- Post #43
- Forum: 70's Music
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Toto (Official Thread)
Re: The Official TOTO Thread The problem being most Classic Rock Stations will only play a bands biggest hits. Not a problem if you are the Beatles, Stones, CCR. But for bands like Toto, Journey and Styx we get to hear the same 3 or 4 songs over and over again.- Berndawg
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- Forum: 70's Music
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Bachman Turner Overdrive (Official Thread)
Randy Bachman might have been the creative force, but Turners voice was the signature sound for the band. Just because Bachman left didn't mark the end. It did from the commercial aspect, but they were heading that way with or without Bachman. The sound from the final two albums is a bit...- Berndawg
- Post #96
- Forum: 70's Music
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Three Dog Night (Official Thread)
Re: Three Dog Night After CCR, Eagles and Bob Seger, the next best American band ever. Their songs live on the airwaves to this day.- Berndawg
- Post #29
- Forum: 70's Music
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April Wine (Official Thread)
Re: April Wine After BTO, this is the second best band Canada has ever produced. They could play it all. If they had been an American band, they would have owned rock music in the 70's. American lablels for Canadian bands did a piss poor job promoting them. Best songs Roller I like to...- Berndawg
- Post #41
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Kim Carnes (Official Thread)
Re: Kim Carnes The female version of the Rod Stewart voice. Artists like her were destined for short careers. She was a product of the times, good looking women that could sing some catchy songs. Others like her, Laura Branigan (Gloria, Self Control), Bonnie Tyler (Its a Heartache, Total...- Berndawg
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Toto (Official Thread)
Re: The Official TOTO Thread Stranger in town off Isolation is an awesome song. This band always kind of rubbed me the wrong way. I found alot of their songs whiny and boring. To me they were in the same boat as Styx , Kansas, and Journey.- Berndawg
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Bachman Turner Overdrive (Official Thread)
Have you ever listened to the two albums after Bachman left, Street Action and Rock N Roll Nights. I think they are as good as any of the others. Try: Down the Road, You're gonna miss me, Here she comes again. I'm sure they are on utube- Berndawg
- Post #94
- Forum: 70's Music
