Rock70

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Best Hard Rock artist of all time
<b>Led Zeppelin</b>

3

Led Zeppelin

Led Zeppelin 2
<b>Uriah Heep</b>

4

Uriah Heep

Very 'Eavy... Very 'Umble
<b>Iron Butterfly</b>

6

Iron Butterfly

In A Gadda Da Vida
<b>Blue Öyster Cult</b>

7

Blue Öyster Cult

Secret Treaties
<b>Il rovescio della medaglia</b>

13

Il rovescio della medaglia

La Bibbia
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  • Emerson
    Emerson
    7 oct 10
    no Blue Oyster Cult???
     
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  • stonecoldcrazy
    stonecoldcrazy
    9 oct 10
    Well, let's say that bands like the Rolling Stones and T-Rex are far from hard rock, great choice with Van Halen, though!
     
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  • Felo
    Felo
    19 oct 10
    I would have included Nazareth and The Sensational Alex Harvey Band, Iron Butterfly higher up! :)
     
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  • fedezan76
    fedezan76
    20 oct 10
    Very nice ranking, although Stone and Bolan are not very hard.
     
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  • fedezan76
    fedezan76
    20 oct 10
    *stones
     
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  • Felo
    Felo
    20 oct 10
    The Stones have nothing to do with it.
     
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  • fedezan76
    fedezan76
    8 nov 10
    A curiosity, is "Very 'Eavy... Very 'Umble" really your favorite by Uriah Heep? In my opinion, it's inferior to several of their albums, and anyway, "Salisbury" is their masterpiece.
     
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  • Felo
    Felo
    8 nov 10
    The same goes for Nazareth and BOC; I don't think they are their best albums.
     
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  • stonecoldcrazy
    stonecoldcrazy
    8 nov 10
    You should also change for the Scorpions and pick one between In Trance and Virgin Killer.
     
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  • Felo
    Felo
    8 nov 10
    Alright, BOC can be acceptable too.
     
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  • fedezan76
    fedezan76
    8 nov 10
    As far as I'm concerned, I approve the choice for the BOC (despite my new avatar :D)
     
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  • teenagelobotomy
    teenagelobotomy
    8 nov 10
    Ah, but finally Faith you've changed your avatar too... even though it doesn't seem like the best :PP
     
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  • fedezan76
    fedezan76
    8 nov 10
    uhm, do you have any leftover? :P
     
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  • Rock70
    Rock70
    11 nov 10
    For me, Salisbury is the masterpiece of Uriah Heep, but I think it's less hard rock than Very 'eavy...
    As for Jethro Tull: their masterpiece (for me) is Thick as a Brick, but Aqualung is more hard rock...
    As for The Who: their masterpiece (for me) is Who's Next, but Live at Leeds is harder...
     
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  • fedezan76
    fedezan76
    11 nov 10
    You're right from this point of view, but then I would put "Look at Yourself." Obviously, it's just a personal opinion.
     
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  • Felo
    Felo
    28 nov 10
    In my opinion, Nazareth's Hair of The Dog should be mentioned, just like Razamanaz.
     
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  • Felo
    Felo
    28 nov 10
    (For the definition of Beach Boys) I'm sorry, but aren't they a bit overrated then? Anyway, Brian Wilson has produced works like Smile that would make any Beatles album envious (excluding Sgt. Peppers), and between the Beatles and the Beach Boys, there's no discussion: the Beach Boys invented the sound (from the early years to Pet Sounds, there was an incredible evolution), and the Beatles transported it to Europe. And anyway, if it hadn't been for the Beach Boys, the Beatles would still be at Please Please Me or Beatles for Sale.
     
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  • madcat
    madcat
    28 nov 10
    Come on, felo, what are you saying? You're really going overboard, with all due respect for the Beach Boys, huh?! If you like the Beach Boys more, fine, but a little bit of objectivity wouldn't hurt. I already know how you'll respond, but still...
     
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  • Felo
    Felo
    28 nov 10
    I express my opinion, so before the arrival of the Beatles, the Beach Boys were surfers, thus from the evolution of the Beach Boys, the Beatles also evolved.
     
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  • Felo
    Felo
    28 nov 10
    To give Pet Sounds a 4 is truly madness; Pet Sounds is an emotional album about growth, representing the transition from a fleeting phase of life to adolescence, and thus the early experiences of youth, etc. The train in Caroline No symbolizes this transition. In which other Pop album had you ever heard English and French horns, ukuleles, baritone guitars, harpsichords, clarinets, theremins, bells, harps, string sections, and a dog's barking before Pet Sounds? Then there are the vocal harmonies of Mike Love and Carl Wilson, those perfect vocal melodies. No, a 4 just won't do.
     
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  • Felo
    Felo
    28 nov 10
    Come on Rock70, you're young, I forgive you.
     
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  • Felo
    Felo
    28 nov 10
    Did you know that I Just Wasn't Made for These Times is considered the first electronic pop song due to the use of the Theremin, the oldest instrument for electronic music? Did you know?
     
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  • Rock70
    Rock70
    30 nov 10
    you forgot the use of the flute too... anyway, I admit that pet sounds was a great album, very innovative and important for the evolution of pop rock... however, it's not my genre; listening to it didn't evoke anything in me, I'm indifferent towards the beach boys... how can I give a 5 to an album that doesn’t convey anything to me? maybe there's something strange about me or perhaps I'll like it more in the future, but as of now, I don't feel I can give a 5 to pet sounds, it's also a matter of principle!
     
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  • polyrock
    polyrock
    30 nov 10
    The fact is that before Pet Sounds there was Rubber Soul. "I wasn't prepared for that unity. It felt like everything fit well together. Rubber Soul was a collection of songs... that somehow went together like no album ever produced, and I was very surprised. I said, 'Here. Now I've really been pushed to make a great album.'" (Brian Wilson)
     
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  • polyrock
    polyrock
    1 dec 10
    "Rubber Soul broke the mold. It transported music to a completely new dimension" (Steve Winwood). However, Pet Sounds remains a great album.
     
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  • Felo
    Felo
    1 dec 10
    Yes Polyrock, I know these things, but you can't compare Rubber Soul to Pet Sounds, Rock70, have you ever listened to Pet Sounds? Just out of curiosity.
     
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  • Rock70
    Rock70
    1 dec 10
    Yes, I've listened to Pet Sounds! Otherwise, I wouldn't have said those things! Besides "Caroline No," "Sloop John B," and "God Only Knows" (correct me if I'm wrong...), I don't like the album that much...
     
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  • BORNTORUN1976
    BORNTORUN1976
    2 dec 10
    The Who don't matter at all. AC/DC are the best of the whole group.
     
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