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| Mother Back Agaisnt The WallThu, 08 Jan 2009 13:58:48 -0800 by electrotipo?Ian Anderson: vocals, flute (of Jethro Tull) ?Adrian Belew: guitar, vocals (King Crimson) ?Jordan Berliant: guitar ?Greg Bissonette: drums (Steve Vai, David Lee Roth, Joe Satriani) ?Vinnie Colaiuta: drums (Frank Zappa) ?Geoff Downes: keyboards (Yes, Asia) ?Aynsley Dunbar: drums (Frank Zappa, Lou Reed, Jefferson Starship, Jeff Beck, David Bowie, Whitesnake, Sammy Hagar, UFO, Journey) ?Elliot Easton: guitar (The Cars) ?Keith Emerson: keyboards (ELP) ?Larry Fast: keyboards (Peter Gabriel) ?Tony Franklin: bass (The Firm, David Gilmour, Kate Bush, Whitesnake, Blue Murder, Roy Harper) ?John Giblin: bass (Peter Gabriel, Simple Minds, David Sylvian, Kate Bush) ?Gary Green: guitar (Gentle Giant) ?David Glen Eisley: vocals (Giuffria) ... Eisley's name is misspelled in the CDs credits ?Steve Howe: guitar (Yes, Asia) ?Glenn Hughes: vocals (Deep Purple, Trapeze, Hughes/Thrall, Black Sabbath) ?Tony Kaye: keyboards (Yes) ?Bob Kulick: guitar (Kiss, Lou Reed) ?Robby Krieger: guitar (The Doors) ?Jim Ladd: spoken word (a real-life disc jockey who played Jim the DJ on The Wall, songwriter Roger Waters's solo album Radio K.A.O.S., and in the concerts promoting that album) ?Tony Levin: bass (King Crimson, Peter Gabriel, Liquid Tension Experiment) ?Alex Ligertwood: vocals (Average White Band, Santana) ?Steve Lukather: vocals, guitar (Toto) ?Malcolm McDowell: vocals (actor) ?Ronnie Montrose: guitar ?Steve Morse: guitar (Deep Purple) ?Del Palmer: bass (Kate Bush) ?Mike Porcaro: bass (Toto) ?Steve Porcaro: keyboards (Toto) ?Jason Scheff: vocals, bass (Chicago) ... Scheff's name is misspelled in the CDs credits ?Jay Schellen: drums, vocals (Asia) ?Tommy Shaw: vocals, guitar (Styx) ?Billy Sherwood: vocals, keyboards, guitar (Yes) ?Michael Sherwood: vocals ?Chris Squire: bass, vocals (Yes) ?Rick Wakeman: keyboards (Yes) ?Fee Waybill: vocals (The Tubes) ?John Wetton: bass, vocals (Family, King Crimson, Roxy Music, Uriah Heep, UK, Wishbone Ash, Asia) ?Alan White: drums (Yes) ?Dweezil Zappa: guitar Related: pink floyd tribute king crimson yes back agaisnt te wall | |
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| There and Beck Grade 4 pieceThu, 08 Jan 2009 12:39:50 -0800 by SamanEdOkay The only reason it doesnt sound to bad is cause im using a bad guitar and amp mi good ones are at school xD im just using a squire Telecaster and a marshall valvestate 10 wattim getting a gibson in the end of january (09) so ill redo it thenand please subsribe and give me covers of songs to do please :)There and Beck Grade 4 Related: jeff beck guitar rock school grade music marshall squire | |
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| 1899 Hoffenheim vs. FC Zuzenhausen 4-1Thu, 08 Jan 2009 12:31:59 -0800 by HoffenheimBoy92Hier das Tor zum 4:1 von Jungtalent Ekoto..Die TSG Hoffenheim tat sich in der ersten Hälfte vor 2500 Zuschauern im Dietmar Hopp Stadion mit allen Stars an Board (Marvin Commper, Andreas Beck, Carlos Eduardo, Tobias Weis, Selim Teber, Wellington uvm.) sehr sehr schwer, und kam zur Halbzeitspause nicht über ein 2:1 hinaus.Zur zweiten Halbzeit wecheselte Trainer Ralf Rangnick die komplette 2. Mannschaft ein mit vielen Jungtalenten wie z.B Pascal Groß, Marco Terrazzino, Ekotto uvm., sie brachten nochmal Schwung in die Partie, und am Ende gewann TSG Hoffenheim völlig verdient mit 4:1.Das Beste war am Ende das Wiedersehen mit Kai Herdling (Waldhof Mannheim), auch ein guter Gedanke für ihn, damit ihn die TSG Fans nicht vergessen haben :)Nun wünschen wir dem kompletten Team ein schönes Trainningslager in La Manga (Spanien) ;) Related: tsg 1899 hoffenheim zuzenhausen testspiel ralf rangnick 4:1 08/01/09 kai herdling demba ba torhymne tormusik dietmar hopp stadion | |
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| Bulldog (No)Thu, 08 Jan 2009 12:22:14 -0800 by Termite58Produced and played by drummer Dino Danelli and guitarist Gene Cornish of the Young Rascals, Bulldog's debut in 1972 opens with a heavy version of the Bobby Day number two hit from 1958, "Rockin' Robin," a performance which displays the strength and weakness of this ensemble. Bassist/lead vocalist Billy Hocher is a cross between Bob Tench of the Jeff Beck Group, Ian Lloyd of Stories, and Ralph Mormon of Savoy Brown. On tunes like "Juicin' With Lucy" and "Don't Blame It on Me," the singing becomes overbearing and a bit tedious, despite the journeyman abilities of the ex-Rascals producing this. Interesting that a band called Sweathog in 1971 had a hit with "Hallelujah" and a sound similar to Bulldog. Also worthy of note is that little Michael Jackson took "Rockin' Robin" back to number two nationally the same year this album was released, 1972. There is a real gem here in the song "No," a minor hit in some regions of the country that was written by Hocher and keyboardist John Turi. It suffered the same fate as Stories' excellent "I'm Coming Home," their 1972 almost-hit which is quite similar in sound and performance to Bulldog's "No." The Hocher/Turi songwriting team had some merit, with Billy Hocher's voice a bit more accessible on "You Underlined My Life" and "Have a Nice Day," both songs being somewhat pleasant and more refined than some of the other material here. John Turi gets to sing lead on the almost-funky version of Chuck Berry's "Too Much Monkey Business," featuring guitarists Eric Thorngren and Gene Cornish, who deliver a nice riff-rock sludge to augment Turi's boogie-woogie piano. Inevitable comparisons to the Rascals have the band falling short of what was accomplished when Cornish and Danelli performed with Eddie Brigati and Felix Cavaliere. "Parting People Should Be Good Friends" is nice British pop, and that style of radio-friendly songwriting and structure is where this band shines. It's just that the pop sensibilities are offset by the attempted blues of a song like "Good Times Are Comin'," which, unfortunately, holds this album back. Six years later, Gene Cornish and Dino Danelli would form Fotomaker with Wally Bryson of the Raspberries and a lineup similar to the Rascals. Though superior to Bulldog, the problem there as well was that a creative force like Eric Carmen or Felix Cavaliere was missing. The verdict is quite simple -- these energies put into more albums by the Rascals over these lost years is what the fans would have appreciated. Were that the case, "No" might have gotten a huge yes on the charts Related: rock k-she classic | |
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