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I love Bob Seger. Live Bullet is the greatest album ever, IMO. The "Travelin' Man/Beautiful Loser" medley blows me away every time I hear it, especially after some herbaceous stemroot.
Golden Earring is excellent as well.
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I agree that Jones is underated and under appriciated, but the reason they don't reunite is because Bonham is dead and the band is not complete without him.
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Khoon Ki Pyasi Dayan (1988)
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quote: Originally posted by Dissident
Hey I was watching Conan O' Brien and they had a band called the white stripes. They seemed interesing. I may check them out on Kazaa. Anybody ever heard of them? What can you tell me about them? |
The White Stripes are considered by many people, especially here in Europe for some reason, to be the best new American band for years and years. Their uniquely blues-based sound, their well-thought-out image, the entire single-guitarist-and-drummer thing has certainly helped (and set trends) but it's the quality of the song material that really make them stand out from others in the "new garage rock thingy" genre.
They first came to world prominence in the summer of 2001, a couple of months after the entire Strokes hype thing blew up and british music mags started writing about cool american bands again. The White Stripes, with their exaggerated nature and imagery fit right in originally, but have since become easily the most well-known and cherished band of the type.
Partially it's because of their leadership status in a new Detroit Rock scene that's sprouted loads of really cool new bands recently, all reasonably close to the White Stripes in sound: The Dirtbombs, The Detroit Cobras, The Soledad Brothers, The Electric 6 etc. The first three of those were featured together with The Stripes on a 2001 single-recording-session compilation called "Sympathetic Sounds of Detroit" which has become a bit of a bible for a lot of (mostly european) music fans.
The White Stripes have released four albums so far, of those I highly recommend their first one (self-titled) and the most recent one, Elephant. Both brilliant in very different ways.
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quote: Originally posted by Insigna
I agree that Jones is underated and under appriciated, but the reason they don't reunite is because Bonham is dead and the band is not complete without him. |
I'd like to point out the fact that the above is an actual quote from Plant from when he was directly asked why Jones was not included in the Page/Plant tour. He was quite up front with his reasoning.
I agree that the band isn't complete without Bonham, but there was no reason the three couldn't have reunited, in some form. The economic formula Plant bluntly gives is pure crassness.
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