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Author: clueidiotaclueidiota Date: Jul 13, 2006 19:13
1) Led Zeppelin: They were probably the most versatile. They stretched
blues and folk music to its limits. They also have influences of funk,
soul, reggae, country etc.
2) Yes: probably the best classical+rock+jazz band of the 70s
2) Pink Floyd: among the earliest experimental bands. They innovated
with avant-garde, pop music and even atmospheric music.
4) Van der Graaf Generator: psychedelia, jazz, and classical music
combined to create a unique sound
5) Can: a great fusion of avant-garde music, electronic music and jazz
music
These bands have a string of consistent and great classic (at least 5
of them) albums.
Led Zeppelin (8): LZ I, LZ II, LZ III, LZ IV, Houses of the Holy,
Physical Graffiti, Presence, In Through the Out Door
Yes (7): Yes, The Yes Album, Fragile, Close to the Edge, Tales from
Topogrpahic Oceans, Relayer, Going for the One
Pink Floyd (7): The Piper At The Gates of Dawn, A Saucerful of Secrets,
Meddle, The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish you were Here, Animals, The
Wall
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Author: stephenjstephenj Date: Jul 13, 2006 20:08
> 1) Led Zeppelin: They were probably the most versatile.
actually, they just electrified the blues. very simple stuff. their
genius was in their execution.
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all the markets were full of fish product. After
collectivization, the fish immediately disappeared."
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Author: Rufus LeakingRufus Leaking Date: Jul 13, 2006 20:15
> actually, they just electrified the blues. very simple stuff. their
> genius was in their execution.
of course several people had beaten to it. And I don't mean folks like
the Yardbirds and Stones but people like Muddy Waters, et al....
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Author: Gil Pferd UlrikGil Pferd Ulrik Date: Jul 13, 2006 20:56
>1) Led Zeppelin: They were probably the most versatile. They stretched
>blues and folk music to its limits. They also have influences of funk,
>soul, reggae, country etc.
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>2) Yes: probably the best...
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Author: Get a Clue IdiotasGet a Clue Idiotas Date: Jul 13, 2006 21:29
Tony Elka wrote:
> In article , stephenj cox.net>
> wrote:
>>>> 1) Led Zeppelin: They were probably the most versatile.
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>> actually, they just electrified the blues. very simple stuff. their
>> genius was in their execution.
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> That was true for the first couple of albums, but they became far more
> original after that.
That is not true even for the first two albums. The first album has a
lot of psychedelia in it. Dazed and Confused has a distorted guitar
played by a violin bow and sounds very psychedelic. Black Mountain Side
has Indian music in it. An Indian guy played tabla in it. What is and
What Should Never Be sounds very psychedelic.
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Author: Get a Clue IdiotasGet a Clue Idiotas Date: Jul 13, 2006 21:35
Rufus Leaking wrote:
>> actually, they just electrified the blues. very simple stuff. their
>> genius was in their execution.
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> of course several people had beaten to it. And I don't mean folks like
> the Yardbirds and Stones but people like Muddy Waters, et al....
Yarbirds were awesome too, but not very consistent. I find the Stones
overrated but they have some decent albums too. Haven't got into the
50s yet.
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Author: EironEiron Date: Jul 14, 2006 00:02
Get a Clue Idiotas wrote:
> I tend to like the first 5 albums more than the next 3. But all the 8
> albums are wonderful.
What about the other two albums? There were ten, before all the compilations.
The OP is a troll, with his partial lists and incorrectly spelled titles,
which proves he is unfamiliar with the albums.
--
Eiron
No good deed ever goes unpunished.
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Author: WhisperWhisper Date: Jul 14, 2006 03:13
> 1) Led Zeppelin: They were probably the most versatile. They stretched
> blues and folk music to its limits. They also have influences of funk,
> soul, reggae, country etc.
>
> 2) Yes: probably the best classical+rock+jazz band of the 70s
>
> 2) Pink Floyd: among the earliest experimental bands. They innovated
> with avant-garde, pop music and even atmospheric music.
>
> 4) Van der Graaf Generator: psychedelia, jazz, and classical music
> combined to create a unique sound
>
> 5) Can: a great fusion of avant-garde music, electronic music and jazz
> music
>
> These bands have a string of consistent and great classic (at least 5
> of them) albums.
>
> Led Zeppelin (8): LZ I, LZ II, LZ III, LZ IV, Houses of the Holy, ...
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Author: Dave HazelwoodDave Hazelwood Date: Jul 14, 2006 04:36
On 13 Jul 2006 21:35:15 -0700, "Get a Clue Idiotas"
yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>Rufus Leaking wrote:
>>> actually, they just electrified the blues. very simple stuff. their
>>> genius was in their execution.
>>
>> of course several people had beaten to it. And I don't mean folks like
>> the Yardbirds and Stones but people like Muddy Waters, et al....
>
>Yarbirds were awesome too, but not very consistent. I find the Stones
>overrated but they have some decent albums too. Haven't got into the
>50s yet.
Muddy Waters wow, now that going back. How about Ledbelly ?
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Author: clueidiotaclueidiota Date: Jul 14, 2006 05:19
Eiron wrote:
> Get a Clue Idiotas wrote:
>
>> I tend to like the first 5 albums more than the next 3. But all the 8
>> albums are wonderful.
>
> What about the other two albums? There were ten, before all the compilations.
> The OP is a troll, with his partial lists and incorrectly spelled titles,
> which proves he is unfamiliar with the albums.
LOL which is the 10 studio album? I understand if you include Coda
(which is actually a compilation and not a real album) but there is no
10th album.
>
> --
> Eiron
>
> No good deed ever goes unpunished.
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