22-01-2005 23:09									#61
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quote: Originally posted by Monk What's Peter Frampton's most widely known song? I'm not sure I've ever heard any of his material. For sure I've never heard of the man himself.

Do you feel like we do

the only song I know from him. Very widely played song.

	22-01-2005 23:10									#62
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Baby I love your way

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	22-01-2005 23:25									#63
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Dissident,

I looked up the lyrics and I'm quite sure I've never heard the song in question. There are some songs that are huge in the U.S and never really make it in Europe. For example, I've heard a lot of Americans complain about Freebird being an overplayed song, but I've only heard it about five or six times myself, and that was on international web radio stations.

Tuberski,

There's something I can recognise, although I think I've mostly heard it covered by somebody else. A friendly ACK to you

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	22-01-2005 23:25									#64
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quote: Originally posted by Tuberski It's the best selling live album of all time, so he did something right. ACK!

Yes, the same thing Britney Spears and the Backstreet Boys have done right: appeal to the tone-deaf and tasteless masses.

Behind Live at Leeds, I'd put Bob Dylan Live 1966, Jimi Hendrix, Live at Woodstock, the Grateful Dead's Hundred Year Hall and some of the Dick's Picks series (the series overall is hit or miss, but the hits are outstanding), Kris Kistofferson Live fro the Philharmonic, Tom Waits Nighthawks at the Diner, Jimmy Smith Root Down (Live) and The Band The Last Waltz.

	22-01-2005 23:35									#65
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quote: Originally posted by Solomwi Yes, the same thing Britney Spears and the Backstreet Boys have done right: appeal to the tone-deaf and tasteless masses.

You say this, then post this:

quote: I'd put Bob Dylan

Bob may write well, but sing? You would have to be tone deaf and stoned to think he can sing.

Peter Frampton was more about his guitar than his singing.

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	23-01-2005 00:35									#66
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It's one of the greatest mysteries of rock that after Humble Pie Frampton went massive, while Steve Marriott (a better guitarist and far, far better singer) descended into obscurity.

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quote: Originally posted by Tuberski Bob may write well, but sing? You would have to be tone deaf and stoned to think he can sing.

Heretic.

Besides, even if I gave you that (which I'm not), it's about more than just singing.

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quote: Originally posted by Monk I looked up the lyrics and I'm quite sure I've never heard the song in question. There are some songs that are huge in the U.S and never really make it in Europe.

I'm pretty sure you must've heard some of his songs, but you simply don't know they're his.

The only reason I know his name is because I hear it mentioned fairly regularly on a classic rock radio station over here. I'm not exactly familiar with his music either though, but from what I do know it's nice but not particularly memorable...

"Show Me The Way" is another pretty well-known song of his.

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quote: Originally posted by Lazarus and the Gimp Damn. Someone mentioned Frampton. I'm going to have to control my inner rage now.

Oh, like you don't have to do that on a minutely basis.

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quote: Originally posted by Mercator I'm pretty sure you must've heard some of his songs, but you simply don't know they're his.

Of course I cannot dismiss that possibility. Perhaps I'll have to dig up some compilation album or something along the way to see for myself.

Then again, anybody who authored 'Baby I love your way' can't expect to be too high on my list of priorities.

	23-01-2005 01:40									#71
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Iron Maidens "Live after death" easily equals The Whos "Live at Leeds" as the best live-album ever. Depeche Modes "101" is also really good as is Deep Purples "Live in Japan" (Child in time!)

Other good live albums:

Dire Straits "Alchemy" with its 13 minute version of Sultans of Swing.

Blind Guardian "Live"

The earlier mentioned NIN "All that could have been"

Frontline Assembly "Live Wired"

Jethro Tull "Live - Bursting out"

And just to piss Dissident off "Decade of Agression" is probably the worst (soundwise anyway) live album ever recorded. I´ve heard better bootlegs recorded on Walkmans!

	23-01-2005 01:55									#72
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quote: Originally posted by Kamrat X Iron Maidens "Live after death" easily equals The Whos "Live at Leeds" as the best live-album ever. Depeche Modes "101" is also really good as is Deep Purples "Live in Japan" (Child in time!) Other good live albums: Dire Straits "Alchemy" with its 13 minute version of Sultans of Swing. Blind Guardian "Live" The earlier mentioned NIN "All that could have been" Frontline Assembly "Live Wired" Jethro Tull "Live - Bursting out" And just to piss Dissident off "Decade of Agression" is probably the worst (soundwise anyway) live album ever recorded. I´ve heard better bootlegs recorded on Walkmans!

yeah but it's a "true" live album. Not all these albums that have been "cleaned up".

Live should mean live.

	23-01-2005 02:02									#73
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Crap in - crap out, you mean? In that case I prefer a little a little "cleaning up"...

	23-01-2005 02:06									#74
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quote: Originally posted by Kamrat X Iron Maidens "Live after death"...

I remember that one.

We were going to Roskilde and a member of the crew kept insisting we should attend the Iron Maiden concert.

Live After Death played an important part in persuading us.

	23-01-2005 02:16									#75
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Roger Waters - In the Flesh
Rush - Show of Hands

	23-01-2005 02:18									#76
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Exit - Stage Left is one of Rush's best.

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Monk, that was quite a good concert IIRC. And I wasn´t stoned at all. Promise!

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Yup, I just like the song list on Show of Hands more.

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quote: Originally posted by Kamrat X Monk, that was quite a good concert IIRC. And I wasn´t stoned at all. Promise!

Thumbs up to you and Swedes in general who come to Roskilde

Are you talking 2000 or 2003?

	23-01-2005 02:51									#80
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Thank´s Monk And I mean 2000, I wasn´t there in 2003.

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quote: Originally posted by Kamrat X Thank´s Monk And I mean 2000, I wasn´t there in 2003.

You're welcome. With the events of the following day in mind, I'm happy you at least had a good time attending the Maiden concert which was in fact a very nice one.

I was up front screaming along with a bunch of Swedes and Norwegians. It seemed as though my fellow Scandinavians were more in to the scene than us Danes - a fact which I can only regret.

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quote: Originally posted by Kamrat X Crap in - crap out, you mean? In that case I prefer a little a little "cleaning up"...

only because you don't like Slayer's music.

The version of South of Heaven sounds better on that live album than on the original album.

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You cretins forgot ]Ken Demko Live at the Lamplighter Inn!!!

http://www.franklarosa.com/vinyl/Ex...6&allComments=1

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Dissident, I love the early Slayer stuff. "Reign in Blood" is one of the best metal album of the 80´s. I just don´t think the sound on the "Decade..." CD (the LP might sound better) is good enough. Recording live albums is tricky business after all...

Monk, yes truly a sad ending to a great festival

	23-01-2005 03:54									#85
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Both Live in Leeds by the Who and Live in Japan by Deep Purple are pieces of art... I wish I had been there

I just lurrve it when them old boys go crazy on stage and do some solo . Don't often see that by modern artists, ... usually they just 'do their thing' and that's it. In punk and hardcore and variations there's more, but I don't have much live stuff from that kind of bands

Rammstein in Berlin is pretty impressive though, the DVD is much fun!

Oh btw, I think Manowar (you know that goofy metalband (well they have some good songs tho ) from way back) has the record of loudest band... I don't understand too, because it's not really that 'heavy'

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quote: Originally posted by Solomwi Yes, the same thing Britney Spears and the Backstreet Boys have done right: appeal to the tone-deaf and tasteless masses.

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quote: Originally posted by Monk You're welcome. With the events of the following day in mind, I'm happy you at least had a good time attending the Maiden concert which was in fact a very nice one. I was up front screaming along with a bunch of Swedes and Norwegians. It seemed as though my fellow Scandinavians were more in to the scene than us Danes - a fact which I can only regret.

Sweden Rock Festival - Bicycle distance from here! Maiden haven't been there yet, but Bruce Dickinson was. Same songs, different guitars.

I love meeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!

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the legend has it that that unmade live record back in the 70's by Mighty Sabbath Black is the best live record ever. but because its unmade the place goes to Deep Purple's 'Made In Japan'.

other good picks in my mind would be:
NightWish - From Wishes To Eternity (1999)
Iced Earth - Alive In Athens (1999)
Deep Purple - Live At The Olympia (1996)


EDIT: how could I forget DP's Come Hell Or High Water(1994)?
yep, Deep Purple has it.

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I give my nod to Peter Frampton

here are some of his songs:


All I Wanna Be
All Night Long
Almost Said Goodbye
Baby I Love Your Way
Breaking All The Rules
Call Of The Wild
Can't Take That Away
Cant Take That Away
Changing All The Time
Day In The Sun
Do You Feel Like We Do?
Don't Fade Away
Dont Fade Away
For Now
Holding On To You
I Can't Stand It No More
I'll Give You Money
I'm In You
It All Comes Down To You
It's A Plain Shame
Just The Time Of Year
Lines On My Face
Lying
More Ways Than One
Most Of All
Show Me The Way
Show Me The Way - Peter Frampton
Signed Sealed Delivered (I'm Yours)
So Hard To Believe
Talk To Me
Tempted
The Bigger They Come
Tried To Love
Waiting For Your Love
You

on the LIVE album he did a rendition of The Rolling Stones JUmpin Jack Flash that was pretty awesome

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I was a Deep Purple fan back in the 70's (My woman from Tokyo and Space Trucking)

I also enjoyed Cheap Trick-Live at Budokan was awesome