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8 minutes ago, GabesCavesOfIce said:

Go NY Go NY...Go!

The Knicks stealing two games in Boston was on very few people's bingo cards.

3 hours ago, blueschica said:

Tony Iommi here!  

Hi Tony!

Love me some Trower, but I had to vote for the lefty.

I choose the lefty.

18 minutes ago, 1-0-0-1-0-0-1 said:

 

 

Well that paints a picture, doesn't it...

 

I for one never liked American heartland "working class" rock. Bruce, Mellencamp, Huey Lewis, Bon Jovi, The Replacements, 99% of country music, etc. Not saying it's bad, just not my cup o' joe.

 

Well, Bon Jovi is bad.

13 minutes ago, bluefox4000 said:

 

heartland is ok.  the only one i really love is tom petty. and i like bob Seger.  he's done a bit of Heartland

 

what's REALLY weird to me is bruce and bon Jovi singing like they're Woody Guthrie.  they're from JERSEY, lolk

Good call on Petty and Seger, especially Petty. Lyrically they're more diverse than the typical working class "I've been working 9-to-5 in the fields and living on a prayer as I paint my house pink while having a cold beer with my dog" stuff that just bores me to death.

22 minutes ago, 1-0-0-1-0-0-1 said:

 

Does Segue like Bowie? Can't imagine him not.

16 minutes ago, bluefox4000 said:

he's told me he respects bowie but can't get into him.

 

i don't which albums he's tried but i for one think bowie is right up his alley.....i don't get it, lol

 

He totally slobs on bruce's knob though

Well that paints a picture, doesn't it...

I for one never liked American heartland "working class" rock. Bruce, Mellencamp, Huey Lewis, Bon Jovi, The Replacements, 99% of country music, etc. Not saying it's bad, just not my cup o' joe.

Well, Bon Jovi is bad.

5 minutes ago, 1-0-0-1-0-0-1 said:

Bowie leading this one 9-0 so far. As it should be.

1 minute ago, bluefox4000 said:

it won't be when segue logs in, lol.

 

he's an army alone on this one.

Does Segue like Bowie? Can't imagine him not.

Went with Pete. Joe is a better soloist but Pete's a master rhythm guitarist and is far more influential overall.

I didn't see the Townshend vs Livgren poll in the first round. Pete won it 13-0, but I actually would have voted for Kerry.

Bowie leading this one 9-0 so far. As it should be.

Brian May win this one!

18 hours ago, Hatchetaxe&saw said:

What the piddling f**k have you done now?

I accidentally spilled enriched uranium into my keyboard whilst doing board maintenance. The bad news is, we now have this impending new login procedure. The good news is I have Iran emailing me for a tutorial. They're like, "Howdy neighbor!" And I'm like, "Iran? Iran so far away!"

Page is one of the most important rock guitarists ever, and his songwriting made Led Zep a behemoth. Despite his well-documented sloppiness he was still a great player.

But Beck was better. He could do things on a guitar that no one else could do. His phrasing was uniquely his. He was many of your favorite guitarist's favorite guitarist for a reason.

11 hours ago, Entre_Perpetuo said:

My parents raised me on James Taylor, from the time I was in the womb. Voting against him here is literally not in my dna.

Paul Simon is an excellent player, but James Taylor is a master, especially at finger picking.

21 hours ago, zepphead said:

A tricky one for me as I have admired both guitarists.

 

Right. Schon is probably more skilled, and he's written some iconic pop-rock solos. Ronson personifies glam-rock guitar. Not sure which to pick.

3 hours ago, edhunter said:

Thanks! I’ll check this out when I get a moment.  My mother-in-law died in a car accident in Utah yesterday so everything is up in the air right now

My most sincere condolences. Damn.

1 hour ago, J2112YYZ said:

Everything is ok in Warningville after they cancelled those shows in South America. Ale ended up getting vertigo and that's why the shows were cancelled. They're in Europe right now doing a short 4 city tour. They're pretty much doing a scaled down version of the shows in Mexico back in February.

Saw a couple of clips from the Madrid and Paris shows, looks like they drew nice crowds there.

They extended the opening riff in Sharks too. Makes sense when they have the pit going, gives the moshers more time to bang heads.

Rory hands down.

Aye, look at that fancy suit. Is that what they're wearing up in Chicago? You laborer!!! 

4 hours ago, Entre_Perpetuo said:

So the thing is, Billy’s absolutely the better guitarist.

THE END.

Just now, treeduck said:

I've got Billy winning this one as well.

If you voted for Ace you would have been beheaded, then taken to be tortured.

Billy Gibbons wins this in every way possible. Except maybe makeup and costume, and even that's debatable.

I was a big fan of Ted way back in the day, from his debut album through Double Live Gonzo. Don't listen to him much these days. But even if I were still a fan, Martin beats him anyway.

Angus over Joe. Joe has a loose bluesy style but I like Angus' ferocity better.

Both Malcolm and Brad are solid rhythm players, but I like Brad better as a lead guitarist than Joe.

My favorite roles of his were in Real Genius and a David Mamet film called Spartan. He can be my wingman anytime. RIP.

55 minutes ago, PurpleHayes said:

If you had to put out a compilation of the worst of Rush, what would you select?

 

My choices:

 

1. Take A Friend

2. Rivendell

3. Didacts and Narpets

4. Red Lenses

5. Tai Shan

6. Superconductor

7. Chain Lightning

8. Ghost of a Chance

9. Nobody's Hero

10. Dog Years

 

"Bonus" Tracks:

 

11. Not Fade Away

12. I Think I'm Going Bald

13. Second Nature

14. Scars

15. The Speed of Love

16. Virtuality

Good to see someone besides me celebrating the total awfulness of Second Nature, yet you mistakenly ranked it as an honorable mention. You're fired.