You are correct. That's what you get when typing after a beer, or maybe two.
I meant Billy Powell could pound the ivory.
You are correct. That's what you get when typing after a beer, or maybe two.
I meant Billy Powell could pound the ivory.
+1 on Thin Lizzy. They were a really great live band! Obviously, I wasn't around in their hey day but I've listened to a lot of their stuff.
Rush is one the most underated bands out there. All of those guys had PHD's in music.
They are really dood also . They never got the props they had coming.
Any of you guys ever hear of John Prine?
This guy is one of Willie Nelsons favorite song writers.
Speaking of Willie He was sort of under rated . Willie is a very talented song writer. So was Waylon Jennings . Waylon was way more talented than most people know along with David Allen Coe. I know Coe doesnt have the best reputation , but he was very talented and wrote a lot of songs you wouldnt have any idea he wrote.
IF they got degrees at all, it was much later in their careers. The started up during high school and just kept going.
+1. OMG. I'm a spoiled progressive metal player today with good expensive gear but as far as an early inspiration- it was these guys,and a girl. You played their **** you got a chance to play simple **** reallyreally loud into ****ed up gear and get away with it. Thurston Moore was like a god to me when I was a little kid,way more than Hendrix or Page. (Except for my main idol,Tony Iommi). One of my first bands ever was in junior high in a band that did covers of their early to mid 80s stuff playing back yard gigs around San Diego in the mid 80's. I had a really ****ed up Mustang,a stolen Silvertone and played into 2 ****ed up Marshall JMP50s into a couple of beatthe****up old 1960 cabs with speakers cones that had to be repaired after every other show. It kind of freaks me out a little now to see them play with the same intensity they had when they were younger even though theyre like,old now. F me. That means I'm an old dude too. Lollllll. Good choice. Many memories.
I seen Sonic Youth years ago when they opened for Neil Young here in OKC. It was horrible. They were so messed up that they could not play. The lead guitarist fell off the stage. Neil Young came out and apologized to the crowd. He said that he tries to give new bands an opportunity and that some of them just did not deserve it.
I have not heard anything from them in a long time. Maybe they got better. I had forgot about it until I seen your thread. Like I said. That was years ago. Maybe they got better.
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