I've never heard of them.

[QUOTE=Slug]I bet they sound like Foriegner. Sort of bland classic rock.[/QUOTE]

I heard Journey's "Any Way You Want It" the other day. Now THAT's bland classic rock.

[QUOTE=Lunch]I've never heard of them.[/QUOTE]

Same here.

[QUOTE=Lunch]RNR would love them I guess.

Actually he probably already does love them.[/QUOTE]

You're **** right. I love most cheesey 70s corperate rock.

Yea, we know. :p

[QUOTE]Same here.[/QUOTE]
The released an album called [I]Will the Circle be Unbroken[/I] and apparently it's one of the best Country Rock albums of the era.

[QUOTE=RNR]You're **** right. I love most cheesey 70s corperate rock.[/QUOTE]

/puts on some Thin Lizzy

Cheesy 70's is generally better than cheesy 80's, however

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]/puts on some Thin Lizzy[/QUOTE]

\m/:cool:\m/

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Cheesy 70's is generally better than cheesy 80's, however[/QUOTE]

Agreed. Atleast in the 70s they had a good sense of melody. The 80s was such a powerchord whoring decade.

[QUOTE=robo2448]Foreigner just sucks. But As Cold As Ice is so **** catchy.[/QUOTE]
yeah right foreigner rocks

I'm with this guy who i've never seen before ^

ha yeah

How can you deny their lyrics?

Well, I’m hot blooded! check it and see

I got a fever of a hundred and three

Come on baby, do you do more than dance?

[SIZE=6]I’m hot blooded[/SIZE], [SIZE=7]I’m hot blooded[/SIZE]

Yeah! :cool:





Ok, ****ty example, but they're great musicians.

[QUOTE=By_Tor01]yeah right foreigner rocks[/QUOTE]

Caps and puctuation would be sweet :thumb:

PS- Do I know you? o.O

Has anyone heard of Ornette Coleman's [I]Free Jazz[/I]? It's probably one of the most important albums of the 60's.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Caps and puctuation would be sweet

PS- Do I know you? o.O[/QUOTE]

You need a period at the end of your first sentence.

[QUOTE=RNR]You need a period at the end of your first sentence.[/QUOTE]

I tend not to to use periods at the end of statements because it adds a bitter and sarcastic e-tone to my writing.

But just for you I will edit in a :thumb: with the hopes that it is an acceptable form of punctuation

I see.


[QUOTE=Schyma]Has anyone heard of Ornette Coleman's [I]Free Jazz[/I]? It's probably one of the most important albums of the 60's.[/QUOTE]

Free jazz? :eek:

*runs*

[QUOTE=Schyma]The released an album called [I]Will the Circle be Unbroken[/I] and apparently it's one of the best Country Rock albums of the era.[/QUOTE]

That album is (aside from the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band) heavily on the bluegrass/country side. Lots of acoustic. Maybe even a little banjo.

I've got that one and a Dirt Band album on vinyl. They're a really solid country rock band, I like their songs.

...so I learned how to play Rockin' In The Free World on my new Baritione Ukulele :D

[QUOTE=drugstore cowboy]That album is (aside from the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band) heavily on the bluegrass/country side. Lots of acoustic. Maybe even a little banjo.

I've got that one and a Dirt Band album on vinyl. They're a really solid country rock band, I like their songs.[/QUOTE]
Can you post it possibly? :)

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]...so I learned how to play Rockin' In The Free World on my new Baritione Ukulele :D[/QUOTE]

Umm, cool?

Cooler than Foreigner.

I hope everyone has (hopefully) payed their proper respects to him.

NP: Blue Train - John Coltrane

R.I.P. :(

[QUOTE=Schyma]I hope everyone has (hopefully) payed their proper respects to him.

NP: Blue Train - John Coltrane

R.I.P. :([/QUOTE]


What are you doing to pay your respects?

Apparently just playing music.

I was never one for celebrating death days. It doesn't matter to me on which day they died, if they're dead and I respect them then I pay my respects to that person any time throughout the year.

[QUOTE=Schyma]Can you post it possibly? :)[/QUOTE]

Sorry, I meant they were both vinyl :(

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]What are you doing to pay your respects?[/QUOTE]
I'm digging his grave up and having his decayed body over for dinner.......No, just playing his music. I always play music on my favorite musicians death dates.

two questions....what is soo great about john coltrane....did he influence rock...or jazz today cause everyone talks soo highly of him...i never thought a sax player could be so appraised??

and is eye of the tiger a foriegner cover cover???

[QUOTE=Schyma]I'm digging his grave up and having his decayed body over for dinner.......No, just playing his music. I always play music on my favorite musicians death dates.[/QUOTE]


Oh, I was thinking more along the lines of human sacrifice, but that sounds more reasonable :D

Yeah I tend to listen to John Lennon on Dec. 8th

[QUOTE=jimihendrixfan14]two questions....what is soo great about john coltrane....did he influence rock...or jazz today cause everyone talks soo highly of him...i never thought a sax player could be so appraised??

and is eye of the tiger a foriegner cover cover???[/QUOTE]

John Coltrane is one of the greatest jazz musicians who ever lived.

[QUOTE=strummerliveson]John Coltrane is one of the greatest jazz musicians who ever lived.[/QUOTE]

explain....hes great cuase he....

....is a great songwriter??
....first to play sax???
...frist to play sax solos???
....influenced peeple ????
...or jst a GREAT sax player???

[QUOTE=jimihendrixfan14]explain....[/QUOTE]


I only know a very little, but I do know that he was Phil Lesh's main influence, and he was a main influence to rock music through the Grateful Dead

[QUOTE=jimihendrixfan14]two questions....what is soo great about john coltrane....did he influence rock...or jazz today cause everyone talks soo highly of him...i never thought a sax player could be so appraised??[/QUOTE]
He demonstrated the power of spirituality in Jazz and served as the catalyst for a whole new musical universe.

He influenced many Rock musicians during the late 60's.

[QUOTE=Schyma]He demonstrated the power of spirituality in Jazz and served as the catalyst for a whole new musical universe.[/QUOTE]

could u explain a little more......

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]I only know a very little, but I do know that he was Phil Lesh's main influence, and he was a main influence to rock music through the Grateful Dead[/QUOTE]

Don't ignore Phil's Classical influences also. They were certainly also present.

Coltrane is really known and praised for his solo ability and songwriting. Both are highly advanced and technically still ahead of the game.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Don't ignore Phil's Classical influences also. They were certainly also present.

Coltrane is really known and praised for his solo ability and songwriting.[/QUOTE]

They were present, but it was Coltraine's influence that opened his mind to improvisational music

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Oh, I was thinking more along the lines of human sacrifice, but that sounds more reasonable :D

Yeah I tend to listen to John Lennon on Dec. 8th[/QUOTE]

Meh I listen to Lennon everyday.

It's always time for John Lennon!


*now that, my friends is what's called dodging a jazz discussion.

[QUOTE=RNR]It's always time for John Lennon!


*now that, my friends is what's called dodging a jazz discussion.[/QUOTE]


Did I ever mention just how much I LOVE Kenny G?


/lies

[QUOTE=B0nz0]well at least some of us have our heads on straight. it's a start. i'm wanna see some band come along and revitalize the classic rock style...[/QUOTE]
well first this is my little brothers name i just like to read musician forums so i dont like blink but i think if i real good new classsic revitalization band came out i think it would just be ridiculed as a wannabe and poser and remember this is my little brothers name