Ian Paice
John Bonham
Keith Moon
Stewart Copeland
Charlie Watts
Neil Peart
Phil Rudd

How original!

That's a great version of a great song! Thanks for posting the link.

Cool documentary, but I came away from it thinking about how "Do They Know It's Christmas?" was a hundred times better. "We Are The World" was at least a little better than the cringey Canadian effort, "Tears Are Not Enough". If anybody is curious about how Neil Young, ...

The band sounds good. MA would have been better, especially with the backing vocals, but Wolf was really solid.

Gary Numan claims he was diagnosed as being on the spectrum. Some have speculated that Alan Wilson of Canned Heat could have been too.

Having said that, most of us here are probably not qualified to determine who may or may not be on the spectrum.

This is case by case for me. If GN’R are gonna put out…not their best material and play it live, but they’re playing 3 hour sets including what everyone came to hear, fine, fair enough. They’re clearly not doing it for money or for their health. If RHCP are gonna put out…not their best material and...

That's Peter Gabriel solo, not Genesis. He left in '75, I think. I think it was the only old Genesis song he did on the Scratch tour. The vocals are great, I agree. Always wished that he added a Genesis song or two to his live shows later on in his career. Guess his solo catalog was strong enough wi...

Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young at Woodstock. Their first major public gig was on August 16, 1969, at the Auditorium Theater in Chicago, with Joni Mitchell as their opening act. They mentioned they were going to someplace called Woodstock the next day, but that they had no idea where it was. That's ...

The Band at Winterland. Yes, they were Dylan's band earlier, but this was their first show where they weren't a backing band.

Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young at Woodstock.

I bought a deluxe 2-CD version ten years ago, disc 2 has the LA Forum show, which is great. This version is a bit too much, that Dortmund show only has a short set and I don't feel the need to listen to anything beyond that 11th song song I've never heard before. I think you're right it being a bit...

When he tries to charge you $5 000 for one of the signed Tommy Thayer Epiphone Les Pauls he has in the trunk?

The debut is a classic. Straight Shooter is also really good.

Mick Ralphs is one of my favorite guitarists. Tasteful solos. Kind of a "less is more" approach to playing guitar.

Didn't need to get my own albums for a while because my parents had a great - combined, later separate - collection: The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Simon and Garfunkel, Bob Dylan, CSNY, Fleetwood Mac, Eagles, Stevie Wonder, Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Steely Dan, Joe Cocker, ...

Songs for the Deaf, Death by Sexy, The Suburbs, Blak and Blu, Ceremonials, Post Pop Depression, Below the Belt, and Snakes & Arrows are good. Same with the new Stones album.

I have to go with Memory Almost Full by Paul McCartney if I have to go with just one.

Hot take - You can feel bad for a bunch of kids that died at a music festival and still think Netanyahu & the IDF are genocidal pieces of shit. They aren't mutually exclusive opinions.. Yeah, but did Bono include the kids in Gaza in his comments? He's a bit naive if he didn't think this would g...

Both have already been mentioned: "I Think I'm Going Bald" and "Roll the Bones". I saw the Roll the Bones tour and it was during the title track that I took a piss and got myself another beer. A lot of fans seemed to be doing the same. What's wrong with the RTB title track? Othe...

For 65, she's an absolute stunner.

Both have already been mentioned: "I Think I'm Going Bald" and "Roll the Bones". I saw the Roll the Bones tour and it was during the title track that I took a piss and got myself another beer. A lot of fans seemed to be doing the same.

Another obvious one, their biggest record was about how they all hated each other because they were all screwing each other. Stevie Nicks had zero talent but she fucked the right people to help get her songs written. See also Courtney Love and Sheryl Crow. Definitely agree about Courtney Love. Disa...

Several come to mind. A few of these were groundbreaking and considered really amazing when they appeared. Pink Floyd: The flying pig, the crashing airplane, "Mr. Screen", and the wall built across the stage. AC/DC: The cannons and bell. Alice Cooper: Gallows and guillotine. Iron Maiden: E...

SFV is one of the best metal albums of all time. (I don't like British Steel quite as much, but it is also a classic.) Turbo isn't nearly as good, and it isn't as good as the album that came before right it, Defenders of the Faith . Combine that with the costume changes - less leather and studs and...

Grendel wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 11:26 am Eric Clapton was supposedly very happy to get away from Ginger Baker.

I've heard that too, but it couldn't have been that bad because when Steve Winwood asked Clapton if Baker could join in Blind Faith, he agreed to it. This would have been only a couple of months after Cream broke up.

I'm curious as to why Bryan Adams hasn't gotten in yet? I know the Hall of Fame has been a bit of a joke for a long time, but that is a glaring omission.

He was sacked. And he only got the job back because they sacked Topper Headon for being strung out on scag. Absolutely, and he didn’t last long after that, either. Fortunately for him the second time. Chimes was replaced by a drum machine on Cut the Crap , so he managed to avoid being on one of the...

Not sure if he quit or was fired, but Terry Chimes left the Clash after their first album, only to rejoin them for the Combat Rock tour. Don't know if he regretted it or not, but he would have missed out any royalties he might have gotten for their most successful releases.

DonJuanDeMarco wrote: ↑Sat Feb 10, 2024 7:47 am Has the guy from the Beatles been mentioned yet? Pete Best.

Like a lot of the other guys being mentioned here, he got fired.

Culture Club is one of my least favorite early 80s British acts. Never thought they were really doing anything very original, whether musically or with their image. "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me" was alright, but I hated "Karma Chameleon" from the first listen. It ranks very low...

I chose Judas Priest Johnny B. Goode. I think it is overlooked. The arrangement is all their own they could have called it something else and never have been called out for copyright infringement The guitar is awesome Rob sounds great, but it never gets mentioned among great priest songs. Maybe it'...