No tongue in cheek. IIRC, it was Joe Perry who said that about Angus, in praise.
I'd have to see the actual quote to understand what Joe Perry meant.
Throwing Angus Young's name out there didn't really address Zwak's question. I do like Angus Young and I do like AC/DC a lot. A great band. However, it would never cross my mind to consider AC/DC as the band with the "most talented musicians overall."
I don't either. That response was directed at the Jimi Hendrix post. The band had a great guitarist...that's about it. 
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
No tongue in cheek. IIRC, it was Joe Perry who said that about Angus, in praise.
I'd have to see the actual quote to understand what Joe Perry meant.
Throwing Angus Young's name out there didn't really address Zwak's question. I do like Angus Young and I do like AC/DC a lot. A great band. However, it would never cross my mind to consider AC/DC as the band with the "most talented musicians overall."
I don't either. That response was directed at the Jimi Hendrix post. The band had a great guitarist...that's about it.
On that point we can agree. Jimi - great. Noel Redding, Mitch Mitchell, not the most talented. Pretty good though.
It was D2D that went off on a tangent. 
I don't think people realize how respected Terry Kath from Chicago was, if didn't die the trajectory of Chicago may have been different in the 80's.
I am the official Iowa Hawkeye football fan of GPL!
I don't think people realize how respected Terry Kath from Chicago was, if didn't die the trajectory of Chicago may have been different in the 80's.
Terry Kath was a force of nature.
Here’s an off-season topic for discussion.
What band has the most talented musicians overall (not in terms of songwriting but their skills at their respective instruments).
Foo Fighters might take it on Dave Grohl alone. That said, when Dave is on Drums, their drummer sings and does a pretty good job. I forget his name. Funny thing, in my mind anyway, is something I thought about just this weekend. I hope to run into that drummer one day because I would say, "hey, aren't you that drummer from that band?" I would assume he would say yes and I would come back with, "yes, you are Alanis Morissette's drummer, right?" As you can see, my mind wanders to weird things sometimes.
Here’s an off-season topic for discussion.
What band has the most talented musicians overall (not in terms of songwriting but their skills at their respective instruments).
Foo Fighters might take it on Dave Grohl alone. That said, when Dave is on Drums, their drummer sings and does a pretty good job. I forget his name. Funny thing, in my mind anyway, is something I thought about just this weekend. I hope to run into that drummer one day because I would say, "hey, aren't you that drummer from that band?" I would assume he would say yes and I would come back with, "yes, you are Alanis Morissette's drummer, right?" As you can see, my mind wanders to weird things sometimes.
Related, IIRC, House Of Pain's DJ eventually was Limp Bizkit's DJ. What a fall from grace. 
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
That drummer is Taylor Hawkins, and really seems like an all-around cool guy.
That drummer is Taylor Hawkins, and really seems like an all-around cool guy.
Thank you, yes, now I remember. Also yes to the cool guy comment. I have seen several interviews with him. He does not seem at all like success and stardom has gone to his head.
That drummer is Taylor Hawkins, and really seems like an all-around cool guy.
Thank you, yes, now I remember. Also yes to the cool guy comment. I have seen several interviews with him. He does not seem at all like success and stardom has gone to his head.
Dave Grohl is a notoriously nice guy and I don't think he would want any egomaniacs in his band.
That drummer is Taylor Hawkins, and really seems like an all-around cool guy.
Thank you, yes, now I remember. Also yes to the cool guy comment. I have seen several interviews with him. He does not seem at all like success and stardom has gone to his head.
Dave is a notoriously nice guy and I don't think he would want any egomaniacs in his band.
Listening to them tell their story a few times, it sounds as though they are the two that butt heads at times. When Dave decided to go play drums and tour with Queens of the Stone Age, it was Hawkins that was absolutely pissed. They've had their fights and nearly broken up a few times, especially early. At some point they grew up and realized that they are necessary foils for one another.
Dave Grohl is a notoriously nice guy and I don't think he would want any egomaniacs in his band.
Seeing his name reminded me of this excellent film that he produced and directed.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound_City_(film)
Here’s an off-season topic for discussion.
What band has the most talented musicians overall (not in terms of songwriting but their skills at their respective instruments).
The Who
The Beatles
Led Zeppelin
Deep Purple MKII deserves consideration.
DMX, RIP. 
One of the best "walk up songs"/intro songs/etc:
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My favorite
You heard his songs blasting on your stereo (car, home, whatever) and YOU felt like you were the badass. It was that kind of style and presentation.
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
RIP Shock G, aka Humpty. This one hurt, bad. Full version of Doowutchyalike, IMO one of the best party songs of that era.
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I mentioned this to some on FB, but when we met with our DJ for the reception there was only one song I told him was a 'must play' on my list. It was the Humpty Dance and I still absolutely love the song today. After taking a bunch of Rock legends in recent years seems like the Man above now is interested in rap.
Every time I hear the Wilburys I just can't help smiling, bobbing my head and tapping my foot.
Come on now!
Fartin' around a couple days ago, found this one.... 
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When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
New director's cut with more footage of Prince shredding on My Guitar Gently Weeps during George Harrison tribute. The look on Dhani's face right before Prince kicked it in is one of pure delight. RIP George, Tom and Prince.
What a great clip [mention]Slap Shot[/mention].
Seeing 2 surviving Wilburys, at the time, playing a GH # was great.
I think next time I'm buying used / cheap / no longer cool CDs I'll score some ELO. I hope that doesn't jinx Jeff Lynne.
Here are your newest Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees:
(To be eligible for induction into the Hall of Fame, an individual artist or band must have released its first commercial recording at least 25 years prior to the year of nomination.)
PERFORMER CATEGORY
Foo Fighters
The Go-Go's
Jay-Z
Todd Rundgren
Tina Turner
AHMET ERTEGUN AWARD (Non performing individuals who had a influential effect on music)
Clarence Avant
MUSICAL EXCELLENCE AWARD
LL Cool J
Billy Preston
Randy Rhoads
EARLY INFLUENCE AWARD
Kraftwerk
Gil Scott Heron
Charley Patton
These were the nominees:
Mary J. Blige
Kate Bush
Devo
Foo Fighters
The Go-Go’s
Iron Maiden
JAY-Z
Chaka Khan
Carole King
Fela Kuti
LL Cool J
New York Dolls
Rage Against the Machine
Todd Rundgren
Tina Turner
Dionne Warwick
I'm not even necessarily a huge fan but Iron Maiden should be in by now. fwiw
I'm not even necessarily a huge fan but Iron Maiden should be in by now. fwiw
I'm disappointed that Pat Benatar was a 2020 nominee, didn't get selected, and was not nominated for 2021. To me she is a sure thing.
I'm not even necessarily a huge fan but Iron Maiden should be in by now. fwiw
Iron Maiden, but HTF are Tina Turner and Dionne Warwick not already in? That’s a travesty.
Dorothy: Who’s that?
Scarecrow: A man with an axe and a can of lube. I’ll ask if he wants to join us.
I'm not even necessarily a huge fan but Iron Maiden should be in by now. fwiw
Iron Maiden, but HTF are Tina Turner and Dionne Warwick not already in? That’s a travesty.
Dionne Warwick isn’t surprised she isn’t in. She has a psychic gift.
I'm not even necessarily a huge fan but Iron Maiden should be in by now. fwiw
Iron Maiden, but HTF are Tina Turner and Dionne Warwick not already in? That’s a travesty.
Gary Moore isn't in, now that's a :censored: travesty.
LL should be in as a performer. The length of his career, in that genre?! Amazing.
That being said, the RNR HOF is a joke, overall.
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
I'm not even necessarily a huge fan but Iron Maiden should be in by now. fwiw
I'm disappointed that Pat Benatar was a 2020 nominee, didn't get selected, and was not nominated for 2021. To me she is a sure thing.
SHEEEEEEE belongs?
100%. They tried to induct Reznor individually. He understandably said, "Um, no."
It's a joke if you're too serious about it.
Dave Grohl the first person to get inducted with two different bands?
Dave Grohl the first person to get inducted with two different bands?
Clapton is in with The Yardbirds, Cream and solo. There are probably a few others.
Jimmy Page is in as member of The Yardbirds and Led Zeppelin. Stephen Stills was inducted as part of two groups in the same year. You can debate whether to call CSN a band if you want to though.
Dave Grohl the first person to get inducted with two different bands?
Clapton is in with The Yardbirds, Cream and solo. There are probably a few others.
It would be four for Clapton, except the RRHOF hasn't found the time or inclination to induct John Mayall & the Blues Breakers. Another whiff.
I'm not even necessarily a huge fan but Iron Maiden should be in by now. fwiw
Iron Maiden, but HTF are Tina Turner and Dionne Warwick not already in? That’s a travesty.
Ike and Tina Turner. 1991 Inductees.
https://futurerocklegends.com/Multiple_Inductees.php
Long overdue:
Dave Grohl the first person to get inducted with two different bands?
Bands? Or band and solo? Either way, as has been said, more than a few.
The Current did 893 top essential debut albums in the past week, voting by listeners. Quite surprised at some results, not quite surprised at the top selection, given that I think most listeners are younger. I was shocked at how low Prince got, how high Metallica got, how the Beatles weren't #1. My initial guess was going to be Beatles or Led Zeppelin. Led got #2.
Pearl Jam was number one.
Current clarified the definition throughout: not the BEST, just...if you have to have a debut album in your collection, what would it be?
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
I'm watching the Tina! documentary on HBO and it's really good. She's frickin' awesome!!
“When your best friend is the son of God, you get tired of losing every argument.”
― Christopher Moore, Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal
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Dave Grohl the first person to get inducted with two different bands?
Bands? Or band and solo? Either way, as has been said, more than a few.
The Current did 893 top essential debut albums in the past week, voting by listeners. Quite surprised at some results, not quite surprised at the top selection, given that I think most listeners are younger. I was shocked at how low Prince got, how high Metallica got, how the Beatles weren't #1. My initial guess was going to be Beatles or Led Zeppelin. Led got #2.
Pearl Jam was number one.
Current clarified the definition throughout: not the BEST, just...if you have to have a debut album in your collection, what would it be?
Not every artist nailed their debut. The Beatles certainly didn't, but they kicked ass thereafter especially from Rubber Soul thru Let it Be. For You by Prince wasn't that great and didn't get widespread claim, but his self-titled 2nd release and a handful after were tremendous. However Ten is about as good as it gets for a debut.
The Current did 893 top essential debut albums in the past week, voting by listeners. Quite surprised at some results, not quite surprised at the top selection, given that I think most listeners are younger. I was shocked at how low Prince got, how high Metallica got, how the Beatles weren't #1. My initial guess was going to be Beatles or Led Zeppelin. Led got #2.
Pearl Jam was number one.
Current clarified the definition throughout: not the BEST, just...if you have to have a debut album in your collection, what would it be?
Considering that clarification, based on debut albums I have, The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Are You Experienced would be my hands down choice. Even though I do have Pearl Jam - Ten, I wouldn't have even considered it. Good album but light years removed from Jimi. I'd take The Beatles debut album over Pearl Jam too.
Dave Grohl the first person to get inducted with two different bands?
Clapton is in with The Yardbirds, Cream and solo.
Also Blind Faith.
Dave Grohl the first person to get inducted with two different bands?
Clapton is in with The Yardbirds, Cream and solo.
Also Blind Faith.
Blind Faith had one studio album, they are not in the RRHOF.
The Current did 893 top essential debut albums in the past week, voting by listeners. Quite surprised at some results, not quite surprised at the top selection, given that I think most listeners are younger. I was shocked at how low Prince got, how high Metallica got, how the Beatles weren't #1. My initial guess was going to be Beatles or Led Zeppelin. Led got #2.
Pearl Jam was number one.
Current clarified the definition throughout: not the BEST, just...if you have to have a debut album in your collection, what would it be?
Considering that clarification, based on debut albums I have, The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Are You Experienced would be my hands down choice. Even though I do have Pearl Jam - Ten, I wouldn't have even considered it. Good album but light years removed from Jimi. I'd take The Beatles debut album over Pearl Jam too.
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Yes, I know a lot of people think of them as corporate rock but my choice would be Boston.
The Current did 893 top essential debut albums in the past week, voting by listeners. Quite surprised at some results, not quite surprised at the top selection, given that I think most listeners are younger. I was shocked at how low Prince got, how high Metallica got, how the Beatles weren't #1. My initial guess was going to be Beatles or Led Zeppelin. Led got #2.
Pearl Jam was number one.
Current clarified the definition throughout: not the BEST, just...if you have to have a debut album in your collection, what would it be?
Considering that clarification, based on debut albums I have, The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Are You Experienced would be my hands down choice. Even though I do have Pearl Jam - Ten, I wouldn't have even considered it. Good album but light years removed from Jimi. I'd take The Beatles debut album over Pearl Jam too.
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Yes, I know a lot of people think of them as corporate rock but my choice would be Boston.
Boston and/or Guns N' Roses
The Current did 893 top essential debut albums in the past week, voting by listeners. Quite surprised at some results, not quite surprised at the top selection, given that I think most listeners are younger. I was shocked at how low Prince got, how high Metallica got, how the Beatles weren't #1. My initial guess was going to be Beatles or Led Zeppelin. Led got #2.
Pearl Jam was number one.
Current clarified the definition throughout: not the BEST, just...if you have to have a debut album in your collection, what would it be?
Yes, I know a lot of people think of them as corporate rock but my choice would be Boston.
That's a great choice. That came out my freshman year in college and we wore the grooves off of that one.
Some of the other debut albums I've got that I really like.
Jeff Beck - Truth.
The Who - Sings My Generation
Chicago - Chicago Transit Authority
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Pronounced
The Clash
Elvis Costello - My Aim is True
Cream - Fresh Cream
The Beatles - Please Please Me
Dire Straits
Warren Zevon
The Byrds - Mr. Tambourine Man
The B-52's
The Police - Outlandos d'Amour
Of those not yet named for greatest debut:
-The Doors
-Van Halen
-Oasis
-Jeff Buckley
-The Strokes
-Ramones
-NWA
-Garbage
-REM
The full list is on the Current's site.
GNR 9
Jimi 6
https://www.thecurrent.org/list/893-essential-debut-albums
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.