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PatrynXX · 22nd November 2011, 04:28

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Originally Posted by qester72

I'm good with The Doors, but Cooper has a guillotine and a 20 foot Boa Constrictor set up for Paul and Ringo. The spiders took care of the other two.

I woulda voted for the Doors but my thoughts were with one of the Gibbs with Liver cancer.

alexora · 22nd November 2011, 04:38

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Originally Posted by Decorus Pes

It was obvious The Beatles, and The Doors were going to ace this round.

Never underestimate the contempt with which many of your very youngest members hold the music they associate with their grandparents.

Rather than actually listen to the stuff, they will dismiss it out of hand ourely because for them, music is a way to define their identity rather than to define their taste, and there is no way that they want their identity to be linked to bands that started out 50 years ago...

WilliamTeller · 22nd November 2011, 05:09

Moving in stereo is awesome not only because it is a great song, but because I always associate it with this scene:

youtube.com/watch?v=1SzIJcYq3LE&feature=embed

+1 for The Cars from me

22nd November 2011, 05:13

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Originally Posted by alexora

Never underestimate the contempt with which many of your very youngest members hold the music they associate with their grandparents.

Rather than actually listen to the stuff, they will dismiss it out of hand ourely because for them, music is a way to define their identity rather than to define their taste, and there is no way that they want their identity to be linked to bands that started out 50 years ago...

Im not sure I agree with that, I agree that young people can be navie when it comes to music. I find alot of younger people especially students, would and will say they like bands such as the beatles because they think it makes them sound more cultured and intelligent therefore instead of being themselfs they create an identity. It's naive, insecure, and pretentious all rolled in one. A combination I have managed to avoid by being a prick my whole life and keeping people at arms length.

22nd November 2011, 05:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by WilliamTeller

Moving in stereo is awesome not only because it is a great song, but because I always associate it with this scene:

youtube.com/watch?v=1SzIJcYq3LE&feature=embed

+1 for The Cars from me

did you just make and upload that now?

WilliamTeller · 22nd November 2011, 06:55

No, I'm just good at searching for things I'm looking for.. Sometimes anyways...

Also, you can quote multiple things by using the multiquote button

. There's no need to do two separate posts.

Manneke_Pis · 22nd November 2011, 15:46

Somewhat surprised that the Doors are ahead.

Beatles doing better than expected.

Bumped this to the top of the page.

alexora · 22nd November 2011, 20:21

More goodness from James Brown.

If you're not sure to whom your 4th vote should go to, please, please please think of the Godfather...

James Brown ♬PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE - YouTube

It's sure to make you feel good...

James Brown I feel good - YouTube

SLAYER · 22nd November 2011, 21:12

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Originally Posted by alexora

It doesn't matter what you are listening to today: without The Beatles all of this wouldn't exists.

I disagree with you alexora. In fact I find this to be a gross overstatement. Most of what I listen to today was influenced by exactly what The Beatles we're influenced by. Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis, Ritchie Valens, Chuck Berry, Eddie Cochran just to name a few.

When you say all of this, if you mean pop hype and Bieber fever, I agree.

Don't forget that some of us, young or old, see The Beatles just for what they really are. Not the end all be all of everything music, but rather a group of musicians, mediocre at best, that wrote painfully simple yet catchy tunes.

I will defend your right to put The Beatles on the highest pedestal, if you wish.

But, I Will Not Be Trained.

alexora · 22nd November 2011, 21:50

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Originally Posted by qester72

I disagree with you alexora. In fact I find this to be a gross overstatement. Most of what I listen to today was influenced by exactly what The Beatles we're influenced by. Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis, Ritchie Valens, Chuck Berry, Eddie Cochran just to name a few.

When you say all of this, if you mean pop hype and Bieber fever, I agree.

Don't forget that some of us, young or old, see The Beatles just for what they really are. Not the end all be all of everything music, but rather a group of musicians, mediocre at best, that wrote painfully simple yet catchy tunes.

I will defend your right to put The Beatles on the highest pedestal, if you wish.

But, I Will Not Be Trained.

You have made a big Alice Cooper (real name Vincent Damon Furnier) post in this thread.

This is what we know about him:

"In 1964 sixteen year-old Furnier was eager to take part in the local annual letterman's talent show, so he gathered fellow cross-country teammates to form a group for the show. They named themselves The Earwigs. Because they did not know how to play any instruments at the time, they dressed up like The Beatles and mimed their performance to Beatles songs. As a result of winning the talent show and loving the experience of being onstage, the group immediately proceeded to learn how to play instruments they acquired from a local pawn shop. They soon renamed themselves The Spiders, featuring Furnier on vocals, Glen Buxton on lead guitar, John Tatum on rhythm guitar, Dennis Dunaway on bass guitar and John Speer on drums. Musically, the group was inspired by artists such as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Kinks and The Yardbirds.."

Source.

Here, Alice Cooper pleads with Paul McCartney not to take up golf, since: "nobody does it better than you, please don't take up golf 'cause you'll probably be better that us at that too: give us a break.".

The Beatles - Cirque du Soleil - 5th Anniversary - Alice Cooper - June 08.2011 - YouTube

Alice Cooper also displayed his musical heritage by covering his idols:

Alice Cooper Drive My Car - YouTube

Hey Bull Dog - Alice Cooper, Duff Mckagan, Steve Vai - YouTube

Kip Winger (Winger / Alice Cooper) - Drive My Car [Butchering the Beatles] - YouTube

Anyway, peace and love, and all that...

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