The Best Rock Singer (Vocalist) Performer Ever !!!
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Was there any need for that? You just came across as arrogant and :lame:
Admit it matt & is band arnt that great:o
I've mentioned them a couple of times in other music related threads, but so what? They're one of my favourite bands. Just like all your music polls are made up of rock dinosaurs. Stop trolling and grow up.
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That was Keith Richards..............
....and the one about Micks' trousers is from Get Yer Ya Yas Out,which was live at Madison Square Garden,not Altamont.
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Before this thread I mentioned them a whopping four times!!!!! At least one of them was before you even joined, and another was replying to someone else who was talking about them. But hey, you carry on with your dinosaurs, after all music stopped in the 80's.:1orglaugh
I just got mixed up
i have both live in consert
welcome to the the breakfast show is the get yer ya yars out
Im witcha on that man :thumbsup:
The dinosaurs,of rock Will nether be forgoten for the music that they made.
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nope the way i and most people see it
thats why all these singers and bands the so called dinosaurs as you call them
are always in the top 20 of best album and best band of all time polls
There's no doubt that there were more great bands in the 60's and possibly 70's. But there great bands of the late 80's, 90's and 00's can still stand up with the past giants quite easily.
such as
and i agree there are a few who have come close but still aint in the same league as the bands form the 60s
great bands like i said ( i love oasis the roses and the simths )
but the likes of the beatles, the stones the who and zeppelin
are far superior musically and have made more classic albums imo
I like G 'n' R,but how many albums did they actually offer us? Three,four?
The same thing goes for most of today's bands.Good ,but not for a long period of time.
Led Zep,Floyd,Deep Purple,jethro tull,Zappa etc etc,they were out there for years and years,and their songs still sound great TODAY,some 30-40 years after they came out.
Can we say the same thing about today's bands?Will 20 year-olds be being Oasis records in 2030? I personnaly don't think so.But I believe that Pink Floyd records are still going to be in demand.
As far as the pole goes,I'd go with Freddy,because of the word "performer".I like other people's voice better,but Freddy on stage was something else.
The same thing goes for most of today's bands.Good ,but not for a long period of time.
Led Zep,Floyd,Deep Purple,jethro tull,Zappa etc etc,they were out there for years and years,and their songs still sound great TODAY,some 30-40 years after they came out.
Can we say the same thing about today's bands?Will 20 year-olds be being Oasis records in 2030? I personnaly don't think so.But I believe that Pink Floyd records are still going to be in demand.
As far as the pole goes,I'd go with Freddy,because of the word "performer".I like other people's voice better,but Freddy on stage was something else.
Of the 90's-00's the obvious choice are Radiohead, now these guys are true musical geniuses, always evolving and changing, all time greats.
Pixies, one of the most underrated bands ever, on the downside they created grunge single handidly (bit harsh on sonic youth and smashing pumpkins actualy who came out of it all) but another truely magical band. Witty lyrics, great vocals, Kim Deal is an amazing bass player and you Joey Santiago is amazing on guitar.
The Smiths, Morrisey, lyrical genius and another fantastic guitarist in Johnny Marr.
Rage against the Machine, Jeff Buckley, Queens of the Stoneage.
Can't be doing with typing out more as my time is limited, but these above artists are a taste of what is still and recently been made over the past 20 odd years. But if you're looking for one band to compare then go for Radiohead, gods of modern music.
