> On Aug 8, 8:26 pm, Jellore bigpond.com> wrote:
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>> Where are The Jam; The Smiths and New Order ?

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> This list is US centric

> On 9 Aug, 03:53, Raja gmail.com> wrote:
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>> On Aug 8, 8:26 pm, Jellore bigpond.com> wrote:

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>>> Where are The Jam; The Smiths and New Order ?

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>> This list is US centric

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> More than half the list is from OUTSIDE the US. How does that make it
> a US Centric list?

> On Aug 8, 8:26 pm, Jellore bigpond.com> wrote:
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>> Where are The Jam; The Smiths and New Order ?

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> This list is US centric
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>> Raja wrote:

>>> Discuss!

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>>> Rust ripped it off from this website.

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>>>http://digitaldreamdoor.nutsie.com/pages/best_artistsddd.html

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>>> 1. The Beatles
>>> 2. Rolling Stones
>>> 3. The Who
>>> 4. Led Zeppelin ...

> Discuss!
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> Rust ripped it off from this website.
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> http://digitaldreamdoor.nutsie.com/pages/best_artistsddd.html
>
> 1. The Beatles
> 2. Rolling Stones
> 3. The Who
> 4. Led Zeppelin
> 5. The Jimi Hendrix Experience
> 6. The Beach Boys
> 7. Pink Floyd
> 8. Black Sabbath
> 9. Queen
> 10. U2
> 11. The Doors
> 12. The Clash
> 13. The Grateful Dead ...

> On Aug 8, 10:59 pm, jean-yves hervé cs.uri.edu> wrote:
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>> In article
>> <2dd6d9d4-67f6-4754-9cfc-f776fd240...@x41g2000hsb.googlegroups.com>,
>>  Morning Glory yahoo.com> wrote:

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>>>> 10) I never understand why Talking Heads are supposed to be great.

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>>> You don't understand much music, so it shouldn't be hard for anyone to
>>> see why you don't understand anything beyond your pet bands.

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>> As much as it pains me to agree with the raja, I also think that Talking
>> Heads is one of the most overrated bands of all time.  Besides a
>> particular demographics (basically, people who were in college in the
>> late 80s, give or take a couple of years) nobody gives a rat's ass about ...

> On Aug 9, 8:10 am, Dale Houstman skypoint.com> wrote:
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>> Morning Glory wrote:

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>>> Deep Purple is a flash in the pan kind of group which doesn't merit
>>> much except for a handful of tunes. Pearl Jam, however, were a
>>> prominent grunge band at the time.

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>> I suspect you haven't heard much of Deep Purple beyond their handful of
>> (huge) hits, but they were a very exciting live band,

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> In fact, to tell the truth, I had a friend who was a co-worker of mine
> that I collaborated with on story about Deep Purple. We did plenty of
> research, went to concerts (I purchased tickets and went with him to
> see them live in concert at the California Jam Festival in '74 (now on
> DVD), listened to three out of four of their studio albums and met
> them backstage. I enjoyed listening to Blackmore's exciting guitar
> playing and his improvisational skills were outstanding (in fact I
> later heard they were almost banned from playing in America ever ...

> Discuss!
>
> Rust ripped it off from this website.
>
> http://digitaldreamdoor.nutsie.com/pages/best_artistsddd.html
>
> 1. The Beatles
> 2. Rolling Stones
> 3. The Who
> 4. Led Zeppelin
> 5. The Jimi Hendrix Experience
> 6. The Beach Boys
> 7. Pink Floyd
> 8. Black Sabbath
> 9. Queen
> 10. U2
> 11. The Doors
> 12. The Clash
> 13. The Grateful Dead ...

> On Aug 9, 11:39 pm, Morning Glory yahoo.com> wrote:
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>> On Aug 9, 8:10 am, Dale Houstman skypoint.com> wrote:

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>>> Morning Glory wrote:

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>>>> Deep Purple is a flash in the pan kind of group which doesn't merit
>>>> much except for a handful of tunes. Pearl Jam, however, were a
>>>> prominent grunge band at the time.

>

>>> I suspect you haven't heard much of Deep Purple beyond their handful of
>>> (huge) hits, but they were a very exciting live band,

>

>> In fact, to tell the truth, I had a friend who was a co-worker of mine
>> that I collaborated with on story about Deep Purple. We did plenty of ...

> No more like old hippy dominated.

> 7) ...Chicago, WTF are they doing here?