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Bruce Springsteen Born In The U.S.A.

30 aug 07

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that is not "THE BOSS IS GREAT, THE BOSS IS A LEGEND, THE BOSS IS A GOD!!"

The Residents Duck Stab / Buster & Glen

30 aug 07

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P.S. Did you know that Doretta is exactly the same as my Saretta in every way? I had started to play it, but then she got upset when I told her that I was left-handed (just like Paul McCartney) and that I would have to reverse the strings. Since that day, she hasn’t been the same. Looking back at the comments now that you are organizing this brawl, I remembered that happypippo and vic sorriso were supposed to have a showdown a few days ago. Does anyone have updates? We are all on edge.

The Residents Duck Stab / Buster & Glen

30 aug 07

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there are other thieves. Music has no smell, no shape, no price. Don't worry, Paul McCartney won't starve if you don't buy Sgt. Peppers (unfortunately). Sanjù, you say you're passionate about art in all its forms and then you trash the noblest art of all: the art of getting by. And then, reading this review, it's not like that physical format you have in your hands has given you all that great help.

Black Sabbath Paranoid

30 aug 07

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the riff is the one from "Dazed And Confused," the frenzied rhythm is that of "Communication Breakdown." At first, "Paranoid" wasn't planned, but there was a need for a single...

The B-52's The B-52's

29 aug 07

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It's written well. I don't know them, I had only heard "Rock Lobster" and I didn't like it.

Black Sabbath Paranoid

29 aug 07

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It's just that "Dazed And Confused" was released in 1969, and the Yardbirds were already playing it in 1968. And the bass line (as well as the lyrics and little else) is taken straight from Jake Holmes' "Dazed And Confused" from the beautiful album "The Above Ground Sound of Jake Holmes" from 1967. Then Page did it his way, crediting only himself. Who knows how many times he has been sued for this little trick, and who knows how many times he has lost, see "Whole Lotta Love."

Black Sabbath Paranoid

29 aug 07

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As for the solo in "Heartbreaker," there's nothing to say; it was improvised and inspired Van Halen's tapping technique. But since we're on the subject, it also influenced Iommi himself: listen to the solo in "Wicked World," which is entirely inspired by "Heartbreaker." The riff that follows the solo also resembles Page's quite a bit. Not to mention the riff in "Paranoid," which reminds me a lot of "Dazed And Confused."

Black Sabbath Paranoid

29 aug 07

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The solo in Stairway is actually a collage of 3 different solos played by Page and glued together in the studio. If you listen carefully, you can tell where it's been stitched. "Since I've Been Lovin' You," on the other hand, was recorded all in one go.

Black Sabbath Paranoid

29 aug 07

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I've never understood how everyone can claim that the solo in Stairway to Heaven is the best of all time. Page himself has done at least 5 or 6 that are better than that one. "Heartbreaker" and "Since I've Been Lovin' You" above all.

Black Sabbath Paranoid

29 aug 07

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To me, they don't seem glaringly better. The second one is even the one I like the least, even though it's also one of the 5-star albums. And the way I see music, the orgy of Dazed And Confused far surpasses Stairway To Heaven. Simply put, I listen to Stairway a couple of times a year because I'm so tired of it, while I'll never get tired of things like "Dazed And Confused" (or "Since I've Been Lovin' You").