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Unread postby PenultimateManStanding » Wed 13 Jul 2005, 21:17:26

So you like YES. They sure could play . . .well, fast. But otherwise:

'they were a bunch of twats playing crap'
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Unread postby DomusAlbion » Wed 13 Jul 2005, 21:28:45

Let's get real people.

The Twats playing crap were ...

The Association :twisted:
The Monkies :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
Gary and the Pacemakers :twisted: :twisted:
The Hollies :twisted:

and all those other twatty, saccharine groups that I don't even like to think about and have tried to suppress all these years.

Oh and Bobby Goldsboro, or whatever that twat's name was.
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Unread postby PeakOiler » Wed 13 Jul 2005, 21:37:07

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('PenultimateManStanding', 'S')o you like YES. They sure could play . . .well, fast. But otherwise:

'they were a bunch of twats playing crap'


LOL!

Well, to each his own. I've always enjoyed classical and orchestral music, and YES mixed the rock with that genre very well.

But imo, the Entertainment Returned on Energy Invested (ERoEI) was worth the trip!

:)
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Unread postby DomusAlbion » Wed 13 Jul 2005, 21:43:57

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('PeakOiler', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('PenultimateManStanding', 'S')o you like YES. They sure could play . . .well, fast. But otherwise:

'they were a bunch of twats playing crap'


LOL!

Well, to each his own. I've always enjoyed classical and orchestral music, and YES mixed the rock with that genre very well.

But imo, the Entertainment Returned on Energy Invested (ERoEI) was worth the trip!

:)


The members of Yes are incredibly good musicians. In fact, they are too damn good for most people. It's like they're speaking German to a bunch of English grade school children; the kids just can't hear or understand what's being said. I love their rendition of the third movement from Brahms 4th symphony along with their other more "popular" music.
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Unread postby PenultimateManStanding » Wed 13 Jul 2005, 22:13:27

I listened to YES in high school. A few years later I gave up on popular music and listened to only classical for many years (my favorite being Bach). I don't know, YES started to annoy me and I wanted the real thing. But for a while I liked them quite a bit. Nowadays its JAZZ all the way. (not the new stuff, the really good stuff from before the rock'n'roll era.)
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Unread postby PenultimateManStanding » Thu 14 Jul 2005, 01:29:07

Must have been twenty years without listening to the Beatles. When my son was 8 years old he came home from school and told me about a song his teacher played: The Continuing Story Of Bungalo Bill from the Beatle's White Album. He liked it. I didn't have a computer at that time (8 years ago). So we went to The Wherehouse and got one of the early Beatle albums on tape. They loved it and I rediscovered them with the assistance of my kids' enthusiasm. I was 10 years old when they came on the scene. Anybody who was around in those days can remember what an amazing thing Beatlemania was. They captured damn near everybody's imagination for about 6 years.
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Unread postby whatpeak » Thu 14 Jul 2005, 03:45:44

Ah Physical Graffiti...

A local rock station has a program called "Get The Led Out" that plays a block every night.

Does Jimmy Page care about PO?
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Unread postby PenultimateManStanding » Thu 14 Jul 2005, 03:59:52

For some strange reason, I think there are at least 5 San Diego posters in the forum now, and there were at least two others who used to post. Any other town anywhere that has 7 present and former posters here?
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Unread postby Barbara » Thu 14 Jul 2005, 04:26:02

Led Zeppelin????

specop,
this is the definitive proof we are twin souls.

your socialist-EU counterpart,
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Unread postby SidneyTawl » Thu 14 Jul 2005, 04:41:55

Does Jimmy Paige care about Peak Oil

I dare say he would say yes mate, yes I do, damn thing this Peak Oil problem you say. Yes yes quite,... something must be done about it, hey man don't let that mic get on the Gucci faux jean jacket. ( then he would step into his limo and off he would go). Then he would ask his manger. Ralphi dear chap, what is Peak Oil. And can we make any money on it.


When a competitor to apples download service started a month or so ago.

AS A SPECIAL TREAT FOR THOSE HIP WALL STREET TRADERS,... STOP YOUR WORK AND WELCOME 'BIXLOAD" THE NEW INTERNET DOWNLOAD SERVICE."

"The guys up on the pupit area, where they ring the bell etc, for the new 'service and other quests and new companies all doned their cool shades.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO KICK OFF OUR NEW SERVICE.

JIMMY PAIGE

jimmy walks out and starts to play something. He doesn't appear to be into into it couldn't play worth a shit. took me a good thirty seconds to figure out he was trying to play "whole lotta love" he sucked bad.

Didn't matter to the "suit" in their hip shades some in white shirts and tie with glasses, some in full business shot regalia. All hopelessly trying to look cool with arms folded across chests. Bobbing heads with a "we're tough mo fucker snears on their faces" all in a different beat, and poor Jimmy fucked up and sounding like pure qualified shit.

It was so fucking sad.

I say them in Memphis in 1969. The one and only time they played that town. Un-fucking believable and they were at the top of their chops. I will never ever, fucking ever, forget the drum solo, with sticks and bare hands. Paige by himself for thirty minutes. all did great. They had to stop the concert three time because people were standing and dancing of the chairs and holding the bics up in the air. MAN the hippies were rocking, and THE MAN came down hard. They stopped and said he guys please they have a gun to the head of our manager and if you don't stop the bics and/or standing up we will have to quit.

NO ONE fucking did of course. Sat for 3 minutes and then

ROCK AND ROLL PARTY ON>>>>>

Zeps experience with the police here was so bad they refused to ever play the town again, and they didn't. Then someone shot Martin Luther in the town and that is when things did start to change little by little.

In 1971 I saw a brand new band out o texas. Three guys that could rock you till you dropped. Opening act for The Allman Bros. Dickey died not long after.

Billy Gibbons stroled on to stage I kid you not, a tall skinny kid wearing pink fucking leotards with a black womens dancing suit (like a one piece swim suit) over the top of those pink leotards. He then began to play and the crowd "there" for the Bros was totally blown away. Everyone peaked and was exhausted after two hours of the best lil band out of texas.

bros took the stage, could not get a rise out of the audience. Played fours songs. Looked out and said. Hey listen, no one seems to interested we are going to play one more song and if no one wants to party we're gone. And no one did, so they put down their instruments and left the stage. And I bet not 50 people out of 10000 gave a rats ass, tho I do love the bros I have seen them probably 10 tens live in the 70's Starting with the atlanta pop festival which gave them their big start.

Billy Gibbons has a special room in the Peabody hotel in Memphis. Overlooks Beale Street, and he says it gives him inspiration.

You no the song "LEGGS" by him "She got legs, and knows how to use them, she got legs"

He Wrote that while sipping in the lobby of the Peabody,. where the crossroads of the delta meet... and I've been there at 5 when the bond daddies (Memphis hast he second largest bond trading center outside Wall Street) come in for a drink and the ladies show looking for a sugar daddy.

Might have been one of them Dusty's wife caught him in bed with and took at shot at his privates. Rumor is she got a piece of it too.

ohhh yeeeeaaaaa. :P :P :P :P :P :P
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Unread postby I_Like_Plants » Thu 14 Jul 2005, 05:17:30

Come on man I was nuts over YES in HS and a bit later, but looking back they were just...

a bunch of twats playing crap!

Now, the Dead Milkmen, that's a band!
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Unread postby oowolf » Thu 14 Jul 2005, 21:00:37

Velvet Underground
the Fugs
Mothers of Invention
Bonzo Dog Band-Rutles
the Godz
the Shaggs

Honors go to the Fugs "It Crawled into My Hand, Honest. Just relistened to "Wide Wide River"....'$15,000 a second snuffing gooks'...
the shit goes on...
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Dr. Hook!

Unread postby Easy_Goin » Thu 14 Jul 2005, 21:25:01

Dr. Hook baby!

WELL WE'RE BIG ROCK SINGERS
WE GOT GOLDEN FINGERS
AND WE'RE LOVED EVERYWHERE WE GO

WE SING ABOUT BEAUTY
AND WE SING ABOUT TRUTH
AT TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS A SHOW

WE TAKE ALL KINDS OF PILLS
TO GIVE US ALL KINDS OF THRILLS
BUT THE THRILL WE'VE NEVER KNOWN

IS THE THRILL THAT WILL GET YOU
WHEN YOU GET YOUR PICTURE
ON THE COVER OF THE ROLLING STONE

chorus;
GOING TO SEE MY PICTURE ON THE COVER
GONNA BUY FIVE COPIES FOR MY MOTHER
GONNA SEE MY SMILING FACE
ON THE COVER OF THE ROLLING STONE

I GOT A FREAKY OLD LADY
NAME A COCAINE KATY
WHO EMBROIDERS ON MY JEANS
I GOT MY POOR OLD GRAY HAIR DADDY
DRIVING MY LIMOUSINE

NOW LETS ALL DECIDE
TO BLOW OUR MINDS
BUT OUR MINDS WON'T REALLY BE BLOWN


LIKE THE BLOW THAT WILL GET'CHA
WHEN YOU GET YOUR PICTURE
ON THE COVER OF THE ROLLING STONES

chorus

WE GOT ALLOT OF LITTLE
TEEN AGE BLUE EYED GROUPIES
WHO'D DO ANYTHING WE'D SAY

WE GOT A GENUINE INDIAN GURU
HE'S TEACHING US A BETTER WAY
WE GOT ALL THE FRIENDS THAT MONEY CAN BUY
SO WE NEVER HAVE TO BE ALONE

AND WE KEEP GETTING RICHER
BUT WE CAN'T GET OUR PICTURE ON THE COVER OF THE ROLLING STONES :-D

All the others are good but I love the good Dr. :)

Get my rocks of a mountain and roll em on downnnn the hillll. :razz:

Silvia's mother says... :)

Freakin at the freakers ball ya'll! :oops:
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Unread postby DomusAlbion » Thu 14 Jul 2005, 22:27:02

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('oowolf', 'V')elvet Underground
the Fugs
Mothers of Invention
Bonzo Dog Band-Rutles
the Godz
the Shaggs

Honors go to the Fugs "It Crawled into My Hand, Honest. Just relistened to "Wide Wide River"....'$15,000 a second snuffing gooks'...
the shit goes on...


Oh Wolf, you knew about the Fugs! Awesome! :lol: They made MoI look like Mormon missionaries. :lol:
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Unread postby hotsacks » Thu 14 Jul 2005, 23:28:25

The Fugs.Tuli Kupferburg,Ed Sanders and....? (An Alzheimer moment)!!!
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Re: Broke out the Led Zeppelin

Unread postby Specop_007 » Fri 15 Jul 2005, 00:06:23

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('PeakOiler', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Specop_007', 'S')uddenly had an urge for some Zeppelin.
Man, I forgot how much I enjoyed Zeppelin.
And I didnt realize you damned sweet it sounds on some nice headphones. 8)


lol

Well, my favorite band, and I'm thankful they still performing after 35+ years, is YES.

Drove all the way to Denver, CO from near Austin, TX and back last September, 2004, to see YES at the Red Rocks Amphitheater, and I averaged 60 mpg in my hybrid Honda Insight on that round trip. Spent $68 on gasoline.
Great show. The Roger Dean designed stage and lighting reminded me of their '70's shows.
They're not dead yet!

:)


Ya know, I'm not entirely sure thats something I'd admit out loud..... :P
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Unread postby PenultimateManStanding » Fri 15 Jul 2005, 04:13:53

Well I heard Richard Cheese's kitschy lounge version of Stairway To Heaven tonight. Was just listening to The Fugs. I don't know, some of that 60s crap hasn't aged too well. Some of The Fugs song titles: 'River Of Shit', 'I Shit My Pants', 'Coca Cola Douche'.
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Unread postby NEOPO » Fri 15 Jul 2005, 06:19:13

led zeppelin - pink floyd - hendrix - cream - sabbath - acdc
aerosmith - van halen - the 80's sucked real hard
nirvana - soundgarden - alice in chains - metallica - pearl jam
rage against the machine - monster magnet - system of a down -
AUDIO SLAVE

are we naming things we will miss dearly POST PEAK once our cd's wear out? 8)
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Unread postby killJOY » Fri 15 Jul 2005, 08:05:35

Oh my God... Led Zeppelin and Yes???

I'm having difficulty reading this thread without getting a contact high.

The only thing I hated about Zep was$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'B')ut I just hope I never hear 'Stairway To Heaven' again, ever.
Gimme "The Ocean" and "Custard Pie" and "Immigrant's Song" (of which I have an original 45!).

yesYesYEsYES! I got to see part of them in the 80s, when they reconstituted as ASIA.

Then I started getting into King Crimson and all hope for me was lost.
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