Report him to theASPCI !!!!
Don't think we have discussed, but my old shop did patent work for Floyd Rose. Nice guy.
Born in 1948, does not say anything about him being gone. Had not realized that his locking tremolo had been adopted by Eddie Van Halen, Neal Schon, Brad Gillis, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, and Alex Lifeson. That's a better than average group of players. Just missing Nugent!
Born in 1948, does not say anything about him being gone. Had not realized that his locking tremolo had been adopted by Eddie Van Halen, Neal Schon, Brad Gillis, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, and Alex Lifeson. That's a better than average group of players. Just missing Nugent!
Looked at his Wikipedia page, and he played in a hard rock band in Seattle in the 1980s. Band was called Q5, and they released an album called Steel the Light. My vision of Floyd back at the old shop cannot envision this gentleman playing this music.
Grace Slick looked 75 when she was 50. That's HER opinion, and maybe she needs to work on those anger issues. If an artist can still bring it and deliver on stage, why stop? Paul McCartney did great until he retired at 80 or 82.
Night 4, Feb. 7, Hollywood, FL:
I think Slick is being suprisingly narrow in her definition of rock music. It’s about a lot more than expressing anger, although some seem to think that. Ironically, it is the rock music of her era of the 60s and 70s that captured all the human emotions, sadness, happiness, anger, hopefulness, spirit. etc. so well. The best rock bands in my opinion are diverse and musically wide ranging in their approach to music.
Most people stopped listening to anything Grace Slick said sometime back in the Seventies.
Woof.Grace Slick looked 75 when she was 50. That's HER opinion, and maybe she needs to work on those anger issues. If an artist can still bring it and deliver on stage, why stop? Paul McCartney did great until he retired at 80 or 82.
IDK, Moose, she would look the part if she sang White Rabbit today.
But, please Madonna, don't sing like a virgin on the upcoming tour. Not age-shaming her, but it is unfortunate that she had to go the plastic surgery route. There is nothing wrong with aging naturally and graceful and still being beautiful.
Nancy Wilson still looks great at 68.
Funny you should mention that you’re sick of BTR. I actually think that is one of the few songs of his that sounds far better on the album than it does live.
Grace Slick looked 75 when she was 50. That's HER opinion, and maybe she needs to work on those anger issues. If an artist can still bring it and deliver on stage, why stop? Paul McCartney did great until he retired at 80 or 82.
IDK, Moose, she would look the part if she sang White Rabbit today.
But, please Madonna, don't sing like a virgin on the upcoming tour. Not age-shaming her, but it is unfortunate that she had to go the plastic surgery route. There is nothing wrong with aging naturally and graceful and still being beautiful.
Nancy Wilson still looks great at 68.
I agree with you. I've just heard it too many times. Back in the cassette days, I made a Born to Run tape with that song (all from the album) on it about 20 times - but I did stick Jungleland in the middle just for some variety.
Actually, the scumbag poser is your hero the AR-15 toting phony “patriot” Ted Nugent. Who by the way hasn’t been relevant in any capacity for 50 years give or take.
Shouldn’t you be asking someone else that?
You didn't need to take the bait and then jump the shark. It was a good thread.
Funny. I have a tape of an interview with Bruce way back when he was first starting to hit it big. The interviewer asked him why he didn't play outdoor venues like the Garden State Arts Center. Bruce said that it was because his band relied on a certain amount of "wall sound"--the music bouncing off of the walls.
Actually, it's a case of showing respect for the fans. It's simply a demand issue. If they didn't play stadiums, many fans would never be able to see him in concert... unless they played 10x the number of shows at smaller venues, That's not going to happen.
