Re: OT Your Favorite or Most Respected Musical Artist
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mah
Iwas on the wrong path on this one. Sorry for all the trouble mah.
It was En Vogue Free your mind.
Original studio
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7iQb...yer_detailpage
live with Kelly Clarkson
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=mu6xm8u7544
Thanks
Re: OT Your Favorite or Most Respected Musical Artist
More well engineered recordings. Those by,
Joni Mitchell
Hiromi Euhara
Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings
Stanley Clark
Ry Cooder
Mark Knoppler - Shangri-la, Get Lucky, Neck and Neck(with Chet Atkins)
Re: OT Your Favorite or Most Respected Musical Artist
Rick Wakeman. I had much more respect before I saw what he looked like. :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKN_Rd-1V6Q
Re: OT Your Favorite or Most Respected Musical Artist
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VolvoHeretic
Rick Wakeman. I had much more respect before I saw what he looked like. :)
his appearance has came and went over the years -
www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWiWg5hfhO4
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one of ricks co-workers speaking about work experience -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eo-lBnTc3So]Chris Squire of Yes - Meeting Jimi Hendrix - YouTube
Re: OT Your Favorite or Most Respected Musical Artist
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tomt
Ever the consummate professionals. While this performance is nearing a decade old, it still serves as a great example of how well these fellas still gel some 30 odd years into their musical careers. The 2nd half of this tune especially, has a lot to do with my affection for the audio hobby.
Yes
Re: OT Your Favorite or Most Respected Musical Artist
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bowtie427ss
Ever the consummate professionals. While this performance is nearing a decade old, it still serves as a great example of how well these fellas still gel some 30 odd years into their musical careers. The 2nd half of this tune especially, has a lot to do with my affection for the audio hobby.
Yes
Yes is one of my favorite "classic rock" bands--I also enjoy much of their solo material. The end of that Yes clip (Starship Trooper) is called "Wurm" and is actually a lot more than three decades old. It was taken from the intro (and best part) of a 1968 Bodast song (a 60's band that Steve Howe was a member of--not one of his better bands IMHO) so it's actually 45 years old. Starship Trooper/Wurm is a classic!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6g6Y8d0FycM
I prefer the band "Tomorrow" over "Bodast" (which was Steve Howe's band before Bodast).....
More classic YES....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSDuSdq072M
Re: OT Your Favorite or Most Respected Musical Artist
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VolvoHeretic
Not sure what you mean--I think he looks pretty good for his age here...... Maybe it's the long hair hippie look that you don't like (his signature look)? ;)
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I, like most everybody in our age group used to have long hair in my youth, but it was in a ponytail 100% of the time. I cut it off long before I turned 30. Sorry, but not knowing any of these guys, I guess I keep seeing Nick Nolte.
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Re: OT Your Favorite or Most Respected Musical Artist
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VolvoHeretic
I, like most everybody in our age group used to have long hair in my youth, but it was in a ponytail 100% of the time. I cut it off long before I turned 30. Sorry, but not knowing any of these guys, I guess I keep seeing Nick Nolte.
No need to apologize. Rock would be such a great art form if we could just get rid of all of those long haired hippies! ;)