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One man's sound track of his life is another man's cacophony.
WSS
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One man's sound track of his life is another man's cacophony.
WSS
One man's sound track of his life is another man's cacophony.
WSS
I'm so glad you brought up Cacophony ?
Marty Friedman and Jason Becker... Two of the best Shred guitarists ever.. Jason Becker may be the longest surviving ALS victim ever..
Google is your friend..
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Strippers posing as cheeleaders:
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OK what the hell. As I see it this is the flagship song from my latest solo CD Great Wishes and Small. Probably not the most pop friendly but I really like this one. The lyrics are based on old East Ohio folk legend.
WSS
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OK what the hell. As I see it this is the flagship song from my latest solo CD Great Wishes and Small. Probably not the most pop friendly but I really like this one. The lyrics are based on old East Ohio folk legend.
WSS
OK what the hell. As I see it this is the flagship song from my latest solo CD Great Wishes and Small. Probably not the most pop friendly but I really like this one. The lyrics are based on old East Ohio folk legend.
WSS
Nice song. So what is the full legend behind the song Steve?
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And now we slow it downnnnnnnnnnnnnn................... with the Eagles.? Don Henley is another Texas boy.
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OK what the hell. As I see it this is the flagship song from my latest solo CD Great Wishes and Small. Probably not the most pop friendly but I really like this one. The lyrics are based on old East Ohio folk legend.
WSS
Nice song. So what is the full legend behind the song Steve?
Nice song. So what is the full legend behind the song Steve?
About 10 years after the war of 1812 some business people decided to dig a canal from the Ohio Erie canal in Stark County to Glasgow, beaver county Pennsylvania linking the Great Lakes to the Ohio river. Should have been a gold mine. It was a monumental program because they were going through the rocks and trees and mountains of East Ohio A world renowned civil engineer EH Gill was brought over from Paris. He made the trip with his wife and child but his wife died and was buried at sea. Determined to finish his task Mr. Gill worked while his little daughter Gretchen stayed with the farmers wives. Gretchen died of a fever and her body interred under one of the locks which they call Gretchens lock. Eventually a financial crash and his broken heart forced Gill to take her coffin back to Paris. The workers said they could hear him at night praying for nothing else but his family to be back together. On the way back to Paris legend has it a storm sank the ship and now Mr. Gill his wife and child are together at the bottom of the Atlantic. Some nights, near Gretchens lock some folks claim they can hear a baby cry.
My song on the same album the Sandy and Beaver Canal is actually a historic telling of the project. The Ballad of Gretchens Lock of course is a ghost story.
WSS
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And now we slow it downnnnnnnnnnnnnn................... with the Eagles.? Don Henley is another Texas boy.
And now we slow it downnnnnnnnnnnnnn................... with the Eagles.? Don Henley is another Texas boy.
Oh yes I can get into some Eagles !
When we got a nice new stereo for our downstairs hallway I updated our CD collection. The first CD WAS the Eagles.
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Not much better to listen to on a gloomy April morning.
smells like...revenge.
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Ted Nugent couldn’t carry a Beach Boys tune if it had a handle
Most of the music that started in the 70’s is awful. Aerosmith, Ted Nugent, Kiss, ALL DISCO.
You can fuck right off with that.
70's Nuge, Aero & Kiss was solid. 80's? Not so much. You're off by a decade.
You can fuck right off with that.
70's Nuge, Aero & Kiss was solid. 80's? Not so much. You're off by a decade.
There's been crap music in every decade. Early 70s you still had Led Zep and Jethro Tull. Late 70s- you had America's answer to the Beatles- Fleetwood Mac.
Please. The 80’s were way better. Metallica, Guns & Roses,
Social Distortion,The Red Hot Chili Peppers,Iron Maiden, are all WAY better then Nugent, Kiss or Aeroshit
Kiss is the MOST overrated band of all time. Unless you need to sell a lunch box or a pinball machine or a casketOtherwise their music is childish and lame
Kiss sold a ton of records- do you want to talk $$$ sales or technical mastery from guys like Yngwie Malmsteen or Joe Satriani who probably haven't sold 1\10th the records Kiss did?
Let's back the truck up to the 70s- this band hit their stride in the 70s- they're usually rated up there with the GOATS- you may have heard of them- Pink Floyd. (I was fortunate enough to catch them in a small venue (2,000 seat 20th row) before they hit the big time, and if you twisted my arm, I would have to put it as the best concert I was ever at- close second would be The Who with James Taylor, Joe Walsh & The James Gang as the opening acts)....
More 70s- Black Sabbath & Ozzie damn near invented Metal. Love Metallica and to a lesser extent Guns & Roses- the strike thoughs are strictly a matter of personal opinion if they're any better than the bands you're dissing.
Personally- I'll take 80s Van Halen anytime over the not so Hot- to my mind- Chili Peppers. PS- my biggest disappointment? I was never able to catch Hendrix live.
One of my favorites from 1970...

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I was there when James Taylor hoping for the Who. I was there the next year when Pete Townshend scold the audience for being rude to Taylor.
And let's face it kids the older we get the less aware we are helped pop music which is, let's admit it, made for young people.
Thing about music is it's mostly generational and completely subjective. Technical proficiency record sales good looks hype… Some of the music you guys have posted really strikes me like an ice pick in the ear sure vice versaers as well.
WSS
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I was there when James Taylor hoping for the Who. I was there the next year when Pete Townshend scold the audience for being rude to Taylor.
And let's face it kids the older we get the less aware we are helped pop music which is, let's admit it, made for young people.
Thing about music is it's mostly generational and completely subjective. Technical proficiency record sales good looks hype… Some of the music you guys have posted really strikes me like an ice pick in the ear sure vice versaers as well.
WSS
And let's face it kids the older we get the less aware we are helped pop music which is, let's admit it, made for young people.
Thing about music is it's mostly generational and completely subjective. Technical proficiency record sales good looks hype… Some of the music you guys have posted really strikes me like an ice pick in the ear sure vice versaers as well.
WSS
Well what about great music from the 50's??? A least they were in tune with the "Alien" movies of the day!! Plus you could rock 'n roll to it.???
And Sheb was ahead of his time. You could do the twist from the 60s to that!!?
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And here is Chubby to compare to Sheb Wooley. ? Same beat!!?️
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OK now back to great guitar licks. This guy is good at duplicating many of the very best all in one video. ??
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OK now back to great guitar licks. This guy is good at duplicating many of the very best all in one video. ??
OK now back to great guitar licks. This guy is good at duplicating many of the very best all in one video. ??
Though my focus is usually on vocals and lyrics I am always amazed at guys that can do that. If you get a chance listen to some Ariels Attic.
WSS
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