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Old 09-28-2005, 02:25 PM   #121 (permalink)
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This friendship is over
Okay, if this is the way you think about it... Bye bye Richard!

Was nice to meet you though...

I better stick to Bono and Chris Martin...
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Old 09-28-2005, 02:39 PM   #122 (permalink)
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Because Country isn't a subgenre to rock, Funk and Reggae has its roots in Rock N Roll and R&B music, reggae and funk aren't any less rock than metal or prog in my opinion...I mean, can you really imagine someone putting putting Genesis in the same catagory as Buddy Holly?, or Pantera in the same catagory as Chuck Berry?, but those are still styles of rock right?, i hope you get my point.


PS.Speaking of chuck berry, im beginning to think that leaving him off was a bad idea, i probably will update it again. =(
I completly understand what your saying, only thing i dont think i fully agree on is reggae being a subgenre of rock. they may have the same roots, but i dont think reggaes roots are rock. but with that analogy, id have to agree with misfits when he said something about all music eventually ending up with one main root, so how far back are you going?( i was under the impression that this thread was rock and subgenres of rock, not rock and genres that share the same roots. id put reggae and rock on separate branches of the same tree and not as differant twigs on the same branch, same would go for country.
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Old 11-27-2009, 02:31 PM   #123 (permalink)
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nice list......The ones that completely caught me off guard the most were:
Joe Strummer #92??!!
Roger Waters # 88??
Mike Patton # 72??
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#29 - Peter Gabriel of Genesis? are you thinking of Peter Gabriel or Phil Collins?
#64 and #93 are the same person.
Sorry. You have no idea about music. The Madcap would spin in his grave to be considered in the same breath as Collins, let alone be confused with him.

As for thinking one of the most accomplished guitarists, composer, arranger, technician, producer & artist of Xenochrony who ever lived was one and the same as the unsung musical & artistic genius of Don van Vliet... Hell! May the fleas of a thousand camels infest your armpits... now, I shall put on my copy of Electric Ladyland by that Bob Marley chap and ignore you.
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Old 11-27-2009, 02:39 PM   #124 (permalink)
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By the way
That's Syd Barrett
Peter Gabriel
Phil Collins
Frank Zappa
Don van Vlet
Jimi Hendrix
Bob Marley...three of whom should be in any list...
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