Let It Be Dig It is a pile of shite throwaway that should've been left on the cutting room floor I'm a huge Beatles fan, and I think you're right about that. Aside from the different (better) mix, the other reason I prefer Let It Be... Naked to the original is that "Dig It" is nowhere to ...

TheDeadBastard wrote: ↑Sun Sep 07, 2025 4:13 pm Mother on Syncronicity

Great call. The only bad song on the album. Maybe it would have worked better as an instrumental?

My dad told me that his dad, my grandfather, would always go on unprovoked rants in the 50s and 60s about how terrible rock and roll music was. (One of his favorite Sunday dinner stunts was to threaten not to allow the family to watch the Ed Sullivan Show if anyone "controversial" was goin...

DP - MiJ I don't think that Jimis live stuff got fixed, did it? Made in Japan was the first one that came to mind. Live perfection. Live at Winterland and Band of Gypsys sound about as live as albums can be. They may have edited the length of some songs or some the banter in between, but I don't th...

Both of them are OK. I'll go with Plant because he's playing in front of an audience.

Most of the "super groups" can't write a "hook"........(Chickenfoot, Winery Dogs, Black County Communion, etc., etc......) And I actually think Dee Snider is a much better vocalist, but was limited by the one dimensional style/mediocre songwriting of Twisted Sister. Unless you h...

As a few people have already commented, they were up to the job of being the guitarists in Twisted Sister, whether in the studio or live. They may not have been virtuoso guitarists, but Twisted Sister never required that. They were a club band for years before they finally made it big. I don't think...

Cornell. His vocals were more unique, and, as an added bonus, he could write songs and play guitar.

Aerosmith There's an argument to be made for them, if only you based it on that trio of nearly identical, shit awful ballads from Get a Grip . (It would have been excusable if they'd stopped at "Cryin'", but they had to go and add the other two render the rest of the album sackless.) Pump...

Aerosmith There's an argument to be made for them, if only you based it on that trio of nearly identical, shit awful ballads from Get a Grip . (It would have been excusable if they'd stopped at "Cryin'", but they had to go and add the other two render the rest of the album sackless.) Pump...

When I think of musicians who died young, the ones that come to mind were already famous/successful when they checked out. Solo artists were obviously finished, but some of the bands with dead members replaced lost members and remained huge, or turned into something different like Pearl Jam or New O...

It sounds OK. It will probably sound a lot better when he plays it live.

Until they reunited, I would have picked GNR . They've managed to redeem themselves, at least as a live act. I'm not picking any of the options. I guess you could argue that could have retired before they hit 40 or 50, but musicians - classical, country, jazz, blues, and now rock - tend to keep goin...

I think he means this guy https://media1.tenor.com/m/EYZU_6PRcIYAAAAd/dire-straits-walk-of-life.gif Yes!!! I think he was only with them for The Brothers In Arms Tour but that was probably their biggest tour so I saw that guy's feet alot. :lol: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Sonni He became a...

Earl Skakel wrote: ↑Fri Aug 29, 2025 10:50 am The guy from Dire Straits was always barefoot as well.

I thought that Mark Knopfler wore cowboy boots. That's what he was wearing on the last Dire Straits tour in 1992.

You could make a strong argument for the following: Pink Floyd The Rolling Stones The Beatles Rush Fleetwood Mac Judas Priest Elton John R.E.M Bob Dylan ZZ Top Genesis I might disagree with a few of those, but I could understand why one might make the argument for them. Yeah, this list is pretty ac...

DonJuanDeMarco wrote: ↑Fri Aug 29, 2025 7:23 am Bob Seger for the win!

Great pick!

You could make a strong argument for the following:

Pink Floyd
The Rolling Stones
The Beatles
Rush
Fleetwood Mac
Judas Priest
Elton John
R.E.M
Bob Dylan
ZZ Top
Genesis

I might disagree with a few of those, but I could understand why one might make the argument for them.

I wonder how the money was split for their reunion tour?

NeonKnite wrote: ↑Tue Aug 26, 2025 5:22 pm I think the Harrison song "Not Guilty" is an anthology gem. Yes, he released it later, but the Beatles version of the song really should have been on The White Album.

It would have been an upgrade on "Piggies."

I think like this new version. John's voice is definitely a lot clearer. Don't know why they changed one of the words sung by George. The Paul and George harmonies sound a little different on the first listen, but I should probably give it another listen with better speakers or headphones. This isn...

I think like this new version. John's voice is definitely a lot clearer. Don't know why they changed one of the words sung by George. The Paul and George harmonies sound a little different on the first listen, but I should probably give it another listen with better speakers or headphones. This isn'...

No Code. Pearl Jam's Monster. They were never the same. Agree. They did some very good music after (especially last year's album). But No Code was truly awful, and it was then end of them as a pop act. Fortunately for them, they had cultivated a Phish-kind-of-thing where live shows were unpredictab...

How much crap were fans supposed to endure in a single month? Did anyone here watch both as they premiered? What was your reaction? I caught most of the Star Wars Holiday Special the only time it was aired. As a six year old Star Wars fan, I was confused. It didn't make any sense. Also remember fee...

Vince and Dave weren't ever known for being great live singers, even when they were in their prime, so watching them struggle live four decades later is exactly what we've come to expect. Klaus was a very talented and powerful vocalist, and managed to keep things at a high level for a long time. I j...

I was expecting worse.

Yep, thanks for posting that. Very cool. Dana does a very passable Ozzy impression.

Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here is a great follow up to The Dark Side of the Moon . A close second for me is Houses of the Holy , a great follow up to Led Zeppelin IV . Magical Mystery Tour is a great follow up to Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band . A few other good follow ups to monster sellin...

Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here is a great follow up to The Dark Side of the Moon . A close second for me is Houses of the Holy , a great follow up to Led Zeppelin IV . Magical Mystery Tour is a great follow up to Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band . A few other good follow ups to monster selling...

LurkingAtWork wrote: ↑Fri Aug 15, 2025 3:28 am This thread brought to you by Quiet Riot.

That happens to be right! I was already thinking of possibly my worst music purchase ever when I was buying cassettes: Condition Critical. I never listened to any of them, but apparently the albums that followed were significantly worse.