sleepy jack

Notice how he said ONE of the first and i doubt hes heard all those songs boo boo.

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Laces Out Dan!

Ok what?

Kashmir86

I've been kinda gettin into the kinks lately. I really like waterloo sunset and sunny afternoon alot...

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Into this world we’re thrown
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"How many ears must one man have
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How many deaths will it take till he knows
That too many people have died?"

"Diamond rope silver chain
Pretty noose is pretty pain
And I don’t like what you got me hanging from"

boo boo

Well, thing about The Kinks is that like The Who, they were one of the first bands to push the level of feedback and distortion to a new hieght, YRGMN helped start the power chord trend of the 60s that eventualy became a primary precurser to heavy metal.

Black Sabbath listed The Kinks as influences, as well as The Beatles.

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boo boo

He needs to check them out, all of them have a very heavy sound to them, of course heavy dosent always equal metal.

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Laces Out Dan!

Ive heard all of them except the blue cheer song in which ive neevr even heard of blue cheer..

Kashmir86

I heard that Rumble was the first song with distortion, that Link wray or whoever invented distortion but I was kinda sceptical

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"Into this house we’re born
Into this world we’re thrown
Like a dog without a bone
An actor out on loan
Riders on the storm"

"How many ears must one man have
Before he can hear people cry?
How many deaths will it take till he knows
That too many people have died?"

"Diamond rope silver chain
Pretty noose is pretty pain
And I don’t like what you got me hanging from"

boo boo

I dont think that is the first song with distortion.


Though it is considered the first popular song to feature the power chord, and of course, Townshend and Hendrix were heavly influenced by Wray.

Dick Dales Miserlou features some early use of distortion and reverb, as well as a strange speeded up guitar style that one could describe as a primitive and early form of shreding.

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Laces Out Dan!

BooBoo delete some M's im trying to PM you

boo boo

Ok.


Also, i should have mentioned Hocus Pocus - Focus in my list.

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