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03-19-2006, 06:41 PM | #282 (permalink) | |
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03-19-2006, 08:32 PM | #290 (permalink) |
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Tough one.
All I pretty much have to say is: Led Zeppelin - Brit, Black Sabbath - Brit, Deep Purple - Brit, Iron Maiden - Brit, Judas Priest - Brit. They sure do have a lot on us, don't they? Nothing I'm ashamed of. However, the US has a respectable group of musicians as well. Someone else's reply was that the US is better with roots music such as blues, and soul. Which I agree with. Like Stevie Ray Vaughan. And ZZ Top. But then again Zeppelin and Sabbath have a lot of blues in their music. So.. I'd say the Brits win.
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