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MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:They're not as adept at looking homosexual either.

I watched Song Remains the Same and only upon the third viewing did I realize Robert Plant was in the movie. Too busy gazing at his meatsword.

Martyred wrote: My quote wasn't directed at you. I thought that was obvious.

How can you call yourself a writer when you're barely a reader?

My bad, comrade.

Bizzarofelice wrote:

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:They're not as adept at looking homosexual either.

I watched Song Remains the Same and only upon the third viewing did I realize Robert Plant was in the movie. Too busy gazing at his meatsword.

Outstanding.

That movie is always on VH1 Classic. I'll never be able to watch it again without thinking of Bace's post. Or, the armadillo in Plant's trousers.

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:They're not as adept at looking homosexual either.

that homosexual look got him more tail in the 70s than you'll ever hope to see.

you are right though.

Martyred wrote:

bradhusker wrote: do me a favor, just watch "in my time of dying" live at earl's court 1975...

It probably went completely over your head that JPJ's bass is much more creative than Page's hackey and somewhat juvenile slide work.

Kids love fireworks, I guess.

And JPJ couldn't hold Marcus Miller's jockstrap.

smackaholic wrote:that homosexual look got him more tail in the 70s than you'll ever hope to see.

Yeah...I know. I'm just trying to remind you guys what exactly you're drooling over.

War Wagon wrote:They weren't GODS, no man is God.

Yeah, not THE God... but a God.

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:Fine. Put it here. In this thread. Let's see if you're any better at this than Screwball.

I'm not really interested in your critique of...well...anything

So you've got thinner skin and smaller nuts than Screwball. Noted.

I'll get on that for you soon. I'm very interested in the critiques from a guy 40 years my elder. Please go into detail so that I can bring some reading material into the bathroom for my post-lunch dump. Not to actually read of course, but to wipe my ass with.

So you got nothing. All righty then, back to the topic at hand.

War Wagon wrote:You left a few off. Other Zep songs that are better than Stairway

I: Dazed and Confused, How Many More Times
II: Heartbreaker
III: Immigrant Song, Gallows Pole, hell, the whole fucking album. Their best album, imo.
IV: Going to California, Misty Mountain Hop (loved the LOTRs references - big Tolkien fan)
Physical Graffiti: Trampled Under Foot (when I first heard this, my jaw hit the floor) Houses of the Holy, Down by the Seaside
Houses of the Holy: No Quarter
Presence: Achilles Last Stand

When The Levy Breaks.

Papa Willie wrote:Afterwards, I stuck 3 fingers up my asshole

That explains a lot. Not only are you sticking your own fingers up your ass, but three of them! You must be looser than Sissyroo on a Friday night.

Papa Willie wrote:
And Mikey - there a trillions of kids right now that can play 30,000 x faster than any of the "heroes". Only problem - they're all going off of scales that they practice on for days. Get one of those fuckers to actually play blues, and they absolutely can't do it. No feel to any of them.
(

I'll agree with the first part of this, but every once in a while one of them emerges who can actually play. Derek Trucks and Joe Bonermaster come to mind. While these guys aren't exactly kids they also weren't born when LZ was in their heyday. And they can definitely play. Another guy I've been listening to lately is Henry Garza. While his playing sometimes can sound a little derivative he sounds great when he's doing his own thing.

Sudden Sam wrote: Yet the stench on Spray's fingers no doubt smelled less vile than that of a Foster the People or Air France song.

Of course you'd endorse smelling Sprays fingers after he shoved them up his ass. You are one sick fuck.

Sudden Sam wrote:I downloaded a song of theirs several months ago.

While I don't hate them, I too discovered Foster The People several months ago.

Then, we have...

Screw_Michigan wrote:Here's another great song from a great band I just discovered for you old shitstains.

The "old guys" don't need to kick Screwey's ass up and down this thread -- he's doing a fine job of it all by his lonesome.

Mikey wrote:

Papa Willie wrote:
And Mikey - there a trillions of kids right now that can play 30,000 x faster than any of the "heroes". Only problem - they're all going off of scales that they practice on for days. Get one of those fuckers to actually play blues, and they absolutely can't do it. No feel to any of them.
(

I'll agree with the first part of this, but every once in a while one of them emerges who can actually play. Derek Trucks and Joe Bonermaster come to mind. While these guys aren't exactly kids they also weren't born when LZ was in their heyday. And they can definitely play. Another guy I've been listening to lately is Henry Garza. While his playing sometimes can sound a little derivative he sounds great when he's doing his own thing.

Trucks has an unfair advantage, His uncle was a founding member of the ABB. He was touring with them at age 12.

Sudden Sam wrote:Here's the key: let's look back in 3-5 years and see how many of these bands are still around.

This shows how out of touch you are with reality. All these bands, especially Foster the People, will be around in 3-5 years because this isn't the 60s when you put an album out every 365 days.

Sudden Sam wrote:Wagner

"Excuse me, are you jewish?"

"What, you want to see my penis?"

Sudden Sam wrote:Although 15-16 year olds do buy a lot of music.

They do? Again, more proof how out of touch with reality you are. Have another pill, lardass.

Screw_Michigan wrote:

Sudden Sam wrote:Although 15-16 year olds do buy a lot of music.

They do? Again, more proof how out of touch with reality you are. Have another pill, lardass.

Is there no end to your self-abuse?

I mean, how many asskickings are you going to issue yourself in one thread?

Goober McTuber wrote:So you got nothing.

WTF are you talking about? Why is music a competition to you? You are a tool.

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:So you got nothing.

WTF are you talking about? Why is music a competition to you?

It's not. I just wanted to see if Magoo could reference some bands that did not suck donkey cack. God knows you can't.

Stop in chat sometime when I do a show and judge for yourself...which is about twice a year. I get mostly positive feedback, even from Bud Lite Wagon. But I'm still trying to figure out if that's good or not.

OK, let me know when in November you're chatting and I'll get it on my calendar.

Goober McTuber wrote:OK, let me know when in November you're chatting and I'll get it on my calendar.

Can I watch?

Go Coogs' wrote:

Martyred wrote:

bradhusker wrote: do me a favor, just watch "in my time of dying" live at earl's court 1975...

It probably went completely over your head that JPJ's bass is much more creative than Page's hackey and somewhat juvenile slide work.

Kids love fireworks, I guess.

And JPJ couldn't hold Marcus Miller's jockstrap.

JPJ couldn't hold Jaco Pastorius' jock strap either.
How far do you want to go with this?

Goober McTuber wrote:

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:So you got nothing.

WTF are you talking about? Why is music a competition to you?

It's not. I just wanted to see if Magoo could reference some bands that did not suck donkey cack. God knows you can't.

:?

Is Magoo MGO's other personality? Aren't you talking to the same dude about 2 people?

ucantdoitdoggieSTyle2 wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:WTF are you talking about? Why is music a competition to you?

It's not. I just wanted to see if Magoo could reference some bands that did not suck donkey cack. God knows you can't.

:?

Is Magoo MGO's other personality? Aren't you talking to the same dude about 2 people?

Fuck. I thought I was answering Screwball. Them both having the corn festival queen as their avatar confussed me.

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:Stop in chat sometime when I do a show and judge for yourself...which is about twice a year.

You're about due then.

btw, that's past Goobs bedtime. He needs his beauty rest so that he can be in here at 7:00 am sharp every morning, bright eyed and bushy tailed.

War Wagon wrote:

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:Stop in chat sometime when I do a show and judge for yourself...which is about twice a year.

You're about due then.

btw, that's past Goobs bedtime. He needs his beauty rest so that he can be in here at 7:00 am sharp every morning, bright eyed and bushy tailed.

Midnight's my usual bedtime. And yes, I do usually start work by 7 AM. I suppose I am slightly bushy tailed. Wax monger stops at the taint.

Ok, I just checked out that Foster The People clip, and all I can say is...



Sorry Screw, you're on your own on this one...

War Wagon wrote:btw, that's past Goobs bedtime.

I resemble that remark.

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:They're not as adept at looking homosexual either.

for starters, thats NOT homosexual, thats called, "cock and balls swagger", Led zepp had it, todays bands dont.

next,

I dont care if there are guitar players who can technically play as well or better than clapton, beck page or hendrix,
ITS NOT ABOUT who plays better, its about who "creates" better music, so what if you find someone who plays amazing, when he creates nothing or he creates garbage.

thirdly, you dont understand what is meant by "critical acclaim"?? first, IT has NOTHING to do with millions in sales.

When the foremost music critics of all time proclaim your body of work, "essential", there is no higher praise.

there are thousands of bands today who play great instruments, BUT, they have yet to produce a critically acclaimed body of work.

Dont be mad if the group you love doesnt have a critically acclaimed body of work, THATS REALITY, deal with it.

there is a HUGE difference between like and dis-like, opinions and tastes, AND, critical acclaim.

FOR instance, the movie schindler's List is a masterpiece of filmaking, you may not like the film, in fact, you might even hate it, HOWEVER, that doesnt change the fact that the movie is a cinematic masterpiece.

Same thing in music, like any other art form, you may not like Led zeppelin, BUT, wether you like them or not, they have created critically acclaimed essential music. SEE MY POINT?

For example, I am not a fan of Prince, HOWEVER, because I am educated in music, I know that he is a bad ass genius.

I wonder what is so hard to understand about music or movies that are critically acclaimed? No one says that you must like it or die, ALL we are merely pointing out is that if you are indeed an educated person in the arts, you will realize who the greats are, and you will realize who the pieces of shit are.

thats all.

Kids love fireworks, I guess.[/quote]

And JPJ couldn't hold Marcus Miller's jockstrap.[/quote]


JPJ couldn't hold Jaco Pastorius' jock strap either.
How far do you want to go with this?[/quote]

guys? you mean that jimmy page couldnt hold their jock straps in a technical playing sense? BECAUSE, as for creativity? or critically acclaimed body of work, THEY couldnt sniff pages strap.

seee, for a fact, who cares if they can technically play guitar better? page plays great enough for it to ever matter, when you are at that level of guitar playing, who cares if you are better technically?

What should be of the utmost importance here, is who has the better "body of work" who created better more timeless classics?

when it comes to creating art in music, Led zepp takes a back seat to no one.

bradhusker wrote: when it comes to creating art in stealing music, Led zepp takes a back seat to no one.

ftfy

Martyred wrote:

bradhusker wrote: when it comes to creating art in stealing music, Led zepp takes a back seat to no one.

ftfy

Theres just one little problem with your theory pal, OK, so you take those blues riffs from zepp I, FINE, BUT, just because they did that? ALL the other classics and ALL the other essential albums dont count?

so, let me get this straight? when they did that? EVERYTHING else they created doesnt count? according to you?

that dont make sense.

It's not my fault that Page had and will forever have, "Clapton Envy".

Must suck always being in the shadow of a better musician.

Martyred wrote:It's not my fault that Page had and will forever have, "Clapton Envy".

Yeah, but who doesn't?

Pretty sure Zep plagiarized this from Tolkien as well, the ingrates.

Marty has found an opening and is trying furiously to exploit it...

Mikey wrote:Marty has found an opening and is trying furiously to exploit it...

Damn you, raccoon man!
:twisted:

Martyred wrote:It's not my fault that Page had and will forever have, "Clapton Envy".

Must suck always being in the shadow of a better musician.

you're kiddin', right?

i like clapton. i loved his work with cream and derrick and the dominoes. otherwise, meh. some good stuff, but nothing particularly extraordinary. but page? are you fukking kidding me? his creativity on the guitar is simply unmatched, both in quality and quantity. he absolutely buries eric in this regard. he is extremely versatile. dude was a genius in any genre he ventured into. eric, not so much.

as far as being technically adept, i think they are close. neither can carry SRV's guitar strap in this regard.