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Alastair wrote:That's not what Fab4 relates toFab4 wrote:Not a fan of the Fab 4 then?
Led Zep, no hesitation.
HairyArse wrote:100% this. I've gone from 'not bothered' to big fan upon buying his best of a couple of years ago because I thought I should as he's important. At first I gave it a few cursory listens and then something clicked and now I'm eagerly awaiting his new LP to drop through mt letterbox.
You need to give Bowie more of a chance. For years I thought I didn't like him. Boy was I wrong.
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Pepsipop wrote:Zep were my favourite band, probably for the last 20 years. But in recent times I'm favouring Black Sabbath. And I like all eras of the group. In fact I like the Dio albums the most. Headless Cross with Tony Martin is one of their best albums. Some cracking tracks on that.
Only band close to zeppelin for me is Sabbath but only their first three albums. After the first three they because only very good.
Paranoid album is just o_O.
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HairyArse wrote:Squeeze me baby, 'til the juice runs down my leg.
That Lemon Song is pretty good.
Lukus wrote:
Wings. They're only the band the Beatles could have been.
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Pepsipop wrote:I see your Lemon Song and raise you Whole Lotta Love.HairyArse wrote:Squeeze me baby, 'til the juice runs down my leg.
That Lemon Song is pretty good.
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AdamAsunder wrote:It's also a BBC poll. Just sayin'.Pepsipop wrote:American money and influence, though it does seem to be British bands that benefitted most.
Great that most of the top rock bands were British! Stones, zeppelin, Beatles, Sabbath etc etc.
British creative talent continues to be important. It's that one thing that almost makes me patriotic.
Girl, you thought he was a man, but he was a muffin.
FuzzyDuck wrote:Great tracks but are they into the void, children of the grave, war pigs,nib, ffairies wear boots etc no
Also, pepsipop should really get some Sabbath Vol. 4 on the go - Wheels of Confusion, Snowblind and Under The Sun are some of their best songs!
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Pepsipop wrote:Ha, well I LOVE the first 5 Sabbath albums equally (oh and you missed Hand Of Doom from your listFuzzyDuck wrote:Great tracks but are they into the void, children of the grave, war pigs,nib, ffairies wear boots etc no
Also, pepsipop should really get some Sabbath Vol. 4 on the go - Wheels of Confusion, Snowblind and Under The Sun are some of their best songs!
Beatles, for rock, were/are commercial.
).Girl, you thought he was a man, but he was a muffin.
FuzzyDuck wrote:In my head commercial means all the radio stations play it. All the mums love it etc. Like a modern will I am and Britney spear /mouth pukes.Pepsipop wrote:Ha, well I LOVE the first 5 Sabbath albums equally (oh and you missed Hand Of Doom from your listFuzzyDuck wrote:Great tracks but are they into the void, children of the grave, war pigs,nib, ffairies wear boots etc no
Also, pepsipop should really get some Sabbath Vol. 4 on the go - Wheels of Confusion, Snowblind and Under The Sun are some of their best songs!
Beatles, for rock, were/are commercial.
Doesn't matter if a band is commercial or not, it's the quality of what's offered that counts. And Zeppelin were one of, if not the biggest band of the 70s, so are just as commercial as The Beatles. In fact, Zep and The Beatles are probably the most commercial bands I own records by.
Girl, you thought he was a man, but he was a muffin.
I'm pretty anti commercial music although not exclusively.
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