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The music you like is...

Urban (rap, rnb, hip-hop)
3
3%
Pop (including emo)
6
5%
Classical
12
11%
Jazz
0
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Jazz
0
No votes
Rock/Alternative
29
26%
Metal/Punk (including nu-metal)
17
15%
Folk/Country
2
2%
Dance music (techno, rave, trance and such)
9
8%
Video game music
15
14%
Other
18
16%
 
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Unread postby Omega_Destroyer » 30 Jun 2007, 05:56

I wonder what effects time has had upon them.
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Unread postby soupnazii » 30 Jun 2007, 05:57

ehh look at mick jagger for a sense of direction with that. hanging arm fat, anyone?
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Unread postby asandir » 30 Jun 2007, 05:57

hmmm, not sure about that ....

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Unread postby Omega_Destroyer » 30 Jun 2007, 05:58

soupnazii wrote:ehh look at mick jagger for a sense of direction with that. hanging arm fat, anyone?
ARRGGGGHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!
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Unread postby The Mad Dragon » 30 Jun 2007, 05:59

@soup: and big lips. The biggest set of lips on a white guy you'll ever see.

@stef: yes they were.
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Unread postby soupnazii » 30 Jun 2007, 06:02

urgh lips on Plant *shudder*. i actually saw a recent pic of Page while shopping for a new guitar a while back, he has short black hair and looks surprisingly... asian??
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Unread postby The Mad Dragon » 30 Jun 2007, 06:02

Lips on Plant? never heard of em.
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Unread postby soupnazii » 30 Jun 2007, 06:06

Found the pic. theres also some other like it of him in different poses.

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Unread postby The Mad Dragon » 30 Jun 2007, 06:07

How someone plays a double guitar, I will never know.
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Unread postby soupnazii » 30 Jun 2007, 06:09

oh you dont play the 2 necks at the same time. the top one is a twelve-string so it has a very different effect and works well for some parts of the song. the bottom neck is a standard 6 string and is usually used to get the dirtier song for soloing and such. its just an alternative to switching guitars midway through the song or concert.
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Unread postby The Mad Dragon » 30 Jun 2007, 06:13

Ah, I see. Thanks for explainin :).
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Unread postby soupnazii » 30 Jun 2007, 06:15

any time. ive noticed i tend to do that alot even when people dont ask me to :D
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Unread postby soupnazii » 30 Jun 2007, 06:15

i think i just did it right there lol
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Unread postby The Mad Dragon » 30 Jun 2007, 06:18

Do what?
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Unread postby Kalah » 30 Jun 2007, 15:55

Arcade Fire, anyone?
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Unread postby Omega_Destroyer » 30 Jun 2007, 16:28

Been working for the church while your life falls apart?
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Unread postby soupnazii » 30 Jun 2007, 20:55

"do what"
explain things without anybody asking me to :D

Aerosmith...?
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Unread postby Omega_Destroyer » 30 Jun 2007, 21:11

Nah, Arcade Fire's Intervention.
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Unread postby soupnazii » 30 Jun 2007, 21:45

hmm i didnt like it especially..
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Unread postby gravyluvr » 04 Jul 2007, 00:46

You left out the Who?

And I'll go to bat for Southern Rock (aka Roots Rock)...

Lynyrd Skynyrd had some great tunes but I think that if you're picking a representative for Southern Rock I think you should look at The Allman Brothers. AB's body of work is just awesome and they drove the popularity of Southern Rock into the mainstream.

Before the Allman Brothers broke onto the scene music had greatly ignored a lot roots rock or southern rock bands. Woodstock helped. Other great Southern Rock and Roots Rock bands over the years (somewhat in chronological order to the best of my knowledge):

The James Gang, CCR/John Fogerty, Marshal Tucker Band, Molly Hatchet, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Charlie Daniels Band, The Doobie Brothers, , The Outlaws, Blackfoot, .38 Special, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band, ZZ Top, George Thorogood and the Deleware Destroyers, Georgia Satellites, and the Black Crowes

Also, it should be noted that Southern Rock influenced a tone of "international bands" that easily share space on the jukebox with Southern Rock. In fact I'll bet Bubba would get into a bar fight if you tried to tell him that any of these bands weren't from the south: Foghat (UK), Bad Company (UK), The Band (Canada), Grand Funk Railroad (Michigan), ACDC (Australia), Aerosmith (Boston).

ACDC's Bon Scott was a huge Southern Rock fan that he wore confederate/rebel flag shirts.
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