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Loren Booda
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Ivan Seeking said:You guys had better be careful. I saw G. Gordon Liddy poking around.
Or was that Judge Doom after Roger Rabbit?
Ivan Seeking said:You guys had better be careful. I saw G. Gordon Liddy poking around.
turbo-1 said:I can skip ALL Rush, thanks. Way over-rated.
Surrealistic Pillow was done when they were J. Airplane. Starship came later - more pop rock than psych or classic rock. Surrealistic Pillow was released in '67, JA disbanded in '73, JS came along in ~'74-75.Alfi said:"NOT Starship " ... too funny :) White rabbit ( Surrealistic Pillow ) is a classic onto itself.
Feed your head !
yep ! All those albums are included in my collection. Good tunes.
Oh - yeah - classic! That generates flashbacks - er, memories - yeah memories.Evo said:More truly psychedelic music Fever Tree - San Francisco Girls. This is what psychedelic music sounded like.
turbo-1 said:I can skip ALL Rush, thanks. Way over-rated.
That is one of the things that distinguished them from the others.rewebster said:[STRIKE][/STRIKE]
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to me his voice was somewhere between fingernails on a blackboard and a cat fight (between cats, not women)--
There were a couple of female DJs in the area that adored Rush and over-played them to no end. One reason I grew very sick of them very quickly. After about the 100th time of having to sit through Tom Sawyer, or try to find another radio station that will come in OK in the truck... Their music could make me hit the SEEK button faster than an advertisement. At least the ad wouldn't last for 3+ minutes. Same effect when Axl Rose or Jon Bon Jovi sang. They both have voices like rusty hinges - yuck.DaveC426913 said:That is one of the things that distinguished them from the others.
turbo-1 said:After about the 100th time of having to sit through Tom Sawyer, or try to find another radio station that will come in OK in the truck... Their music could make me hit the SEEK button faster than an advertisement. At least the ad wouldn't last for 3+ minutes. Same effect when Axl Rose or Jon Bon Jovi sang. They both have voices like rusty hinges - yuck.
DaveC426913 said:That is one of the things that distinguished them from the others.
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