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View Poll Results: The Most Influential Rock Artist
The Rolling Stones 12 3.74%
The Beatles 152 47.35%
The Who 12 3.74%
Led Zeppelin 28 8.72%
The Kinks 4 1.25%
Bob Dylan 41 12.77%
Jim Hendrix 37 11.53%
The Velvet Underground 35 10.90%
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Old 06-10-2011, 08:26 AM   #391 (permalink)
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Did you ever hear Morrison Hotel? That is a damn great album.
i got the debut, was so sick of it i sold it cheap to a fren

not realy that bothered to check out anything else after that
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i got the debut, was so sick of it i sold it cheap to a fren

not realy that bothered to check out anything else after that
I think you should, its great stuff.
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Old 06-10-2011, 08:34 AM   #393 (permalink)
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I think you should, its great stuff.
once i'm done with my current torrent list (about another 100 or so albums to go), i'll give it a shot
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once i'm done with my current torrent list (about another 100 or so albums to go), i'll give it a shot
So in a year or so?
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So in a year or so?
half a year, I guess
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Wait, you guys don't like the Doors? You guys are crazy!
Don`t group me with the rest of them!!! I pretty much think of the Doors as one of the best groups in the history of rock and Jim Morrison as the best vocalist that ever lived.

Their opening trilogy of albums "The Doors" "Strange Days" and "Waiting for the Sun" along with "LA Woman" as four of the best rock albums ever recorded............and yes I have these as remastered editions.
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Don`t group me with the rest of them!!! I pretty much think of the Doors as one of the best groups in the history of rock and Jim Morrison as the best vocalist that ever lived.

Their opening trilogy of albums "The Doors" "Strange Days" and "Waiting for the Sun" along with "LA Woman" as four of the best rock albums ever recorded............and yes I have these as remastered editions.
I agree, but I would throw Morrison Hotel in there as well.
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Old 06-10-2011, 10:11 AM   #398 (permalink)
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I agree, but I would throw Morrison Hotel in there as well.
Its a very good album but I wouldn`t say its a strong as the four I`ve listed. But its still an important album, as it was a return to form for the group after the mish mash of The Soft Parade (even though I like some stuff on that album)
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Their opening trilogy of albums "The Doors" "Strange Days" and "Waiting for the Sun" along with "LA Woman" as four of the best rock albums ever recorded............and yes I have these as remastered editions.
Actually, I thought L.A. Woman was rather boring, but I guess I just didn't like the fact they were evolving into a more blues-oriented band...
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Don`t group me with the rest of them!!! I pretty much think of the Doors as one of the best groups in the history of rock and Jim Morrison as the best vocalist that ever lived.

Their opening trilogy of albums "The Doors" "Strange Days" and "Waiting for the Sun" along with "LA Woman" as four of the best rock albums ever recorded............and yes I have these as remastered editions.
Subjective opinion I know, but calling Morrison the best vocalist to ever live is a big stretch. He was always kinda flat to me.. I think his vocals can be kinda boring myself... but too each their own, different strokes for different folks.

I could see people thinking he was at least amongst the best frontmen to ever live, i will say as a front man he was good, he had a stage presence to him, and could get a crowd worked up... but as a vocalist, he was not that special... worked in the confines of the music itself, but that is all.
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