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rock n roll....the kick ass years i miss the days when rock n roll kicked ass and bands could actually play...ya know that long lost time when the guitar sounds made the girls wanna strip and the guys wanna play just like 'em.... what kick ass rock n roll would you love 2 see released 2day if it hadn't ever been?
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hm, I guess it would be everything of Nirvana. Though it was loooong after the classic period.
Zappa/Mothers - Roxy & Elsewhere (don't know if it kicks ass, but it kicks ass  ) | |
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SenseOfDoubt said: hm, I guess it would be everything of Nirvana. Though it was loooong after the classic period.
Zappa/Mothers - Roxy & Elsewhere (don't know if it kicks ass, but it kicks ass )that's exactly what i'm gettin at. lol how bout this since we're talkin zappa.... tryin & cryin-george duke temporary nite-maxwell future shock-curtis mayfield cosmic slop-funkadelic lovergirl-teena marie i'm diggin you like an old soul record-me'shell nedegeocello | |
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diamondpearl1 said: SenseOfDoubt said: hm, I guess it would be everything of Nirvana. Though it was loooong after the classic period.
Zappa/Mothers - Roxy & Elsewhere (don't know if it kicks ass, but it kicks ass )that's exactly what i'm gettin at. lol how bout this since we're talkin zappa.... tryin & cryin-george duke temporary nite-maxwell future shock-curtis mayfield cosmic slop-funkadelic lovergirl-teena marie i'm diggin you like an old soul record-me'shell nedegeocello Hm, guess I should take some notes with my pencil and my pad... Isn't Future Shock a Hancock album? But anyway, Curtis is awesome. I'm brandnew to him (bought "curtis" a few weeks ago) - and, what can I say, wow. I'm looking forward to collect a lot of this man. Move on Up! There is one thing that I really do miss a lot, and I think this is maybe one of the points that should be stressed out. Theres a Zappa DVD out called Baby Snakes, featuring a live show from 78 or so; they played at the Palladium, NYC. Though this is not one of my favourite FZ periods, the show is just breathtaking. I mean, the way Frank "talks" with the audience, shaking hands, kissing some female persons, doing crazy stuff... It seemed to be much more "normal" back in those days, lovlier. He was not doing some "I AM A ROCK SUPERSTAR AND DON'T TOUCH ME ASSHOLES AFTER YOU SPENT A LOT OF MONEY" shit, he was just "real". I don't know if this was only Zappa-specific, but it represents to me the feeling back in those days - in which I did not even exist. I miss people like him a lot. Btw, saw a Johnny "Guitar" Watson live concert on tv, some mid-70s show. GREAT! Did not know that Johnny did funky music, have to check it out some more. ("Ain't that a bitch" is a song i recall). It had everything: 70s sunglasses, 70s hats, and 70s tight trousers with some inexplicable rises on special areas... fantastic. [edit: inexcusable mistake found] [Edited 12/31/05 20:18pm] | |
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SenseOfDoubt said: diamondpearl1 said: that's exactly what i'm gettin at. lol how bout this since we're talkin zappa.... tryin & cryin-george duke temporary nite-maxwell future shock-curtis mayfield cosmic slop-funkadelic lovergirl-teena marie i'm diggin you like an old soul record-me'shell nedegeocello Hm, guess I should take some notes with my pencil and my pad... Isn't Future Shock a Hancock album? But anyway, Curtis is awesome. I'm brandnew to him (bought "curtis" a few weeks ago) - and, what can I say, wow. I'm looking forward to collect a lot of this man. Move on Up! There is one thing that I really do miss a lot, and I think this is maybe one of the points that should be stressed out. Theres a Zappa DVD out called Baby Snakes, featuring a live show from 78 or so; they played at the Palladium, NYC. Though this is not one of my favourite FZ periods, the show is just breathtaking. I mean, the way Frank "talks" with the audience, shaking hands, kissing some female persons, doing crazy stuff... It seemed to be much more "normal" back in those days, lovlier. He was not doing some "I AM A ROCK SUPERSTAR AND DON'T TOUCH ME ASSHOLES AFTER YOU SPENT A LOT OF MONEY" shit, he was just "real". I don't know if this was only Zappa-specific, but it represents to me the feeling back in those days - in which I did not even exist. I miss people like him a lot. Btw, saw a Johnny "Guitar" Watson live concert on tv, some mid-70s show. GREAT! Did not know that Johnny did funky music, have to check it out some more. ("Ain't that a bitch" is a song i recall). It had everything: 70s sunglasses, 70s hats, and 70s tight trousers with some inexplicable rises on special areas... fantastic. [edit: inexcusable mistake found] [Edited 12/31/05 20:18pm] yeah herbie hancock did have an album called "future shock", most famously known 4 the song "rockit". the title song was a cover of curtis mayfield's orginal though.... ya know i listened 2 johnny guitar watsons 70's albums for years, but didn't know he went all the way back to the 50's and started out as a blues man....lol [Edited 1/1/06 1:51am] [Edited 1/1/06 1:54am] | |
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SenseOfDoubt said: hm, I guess it would be everything of Nirvana. Though it was loooong after the classic period.
Zappa/Mothers - Roxy & Elsewhere (don't know if it kicks ass, but it kicks ass )You can have Nirvana. But for musicianship... 
...this record does kick ass. Never imagined that i'd actually live in the city called out in Village of the Sun. 
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diamondpearl1 said: i miss the days when rock n roll kicked ass and bands could actually play...ya know that long lost time when the guitar sounds made the girls wanna strip and the guys wanna play just like 'em.... what kick ass rock n roll would you love 2 see released 2day if it hadn't ever been?
   
   
   
   
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I've got all those in album form (showing my age!). I even have a killer collection of Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention....my fave? "Chunga's Revenge". "Love and compassion are necessities, not luxuries. Without them humanity cannot survive."
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theAudience said: diamondpearl1 said: i miss the days when rock n roll kicked ass and bands could actually play...ya know that long lost time when the guitar sounds made the girls wanna strip and the guys wanna play just like 'em.... what kick ass rock n roll would you love 2 see released 2day if it hadn't ever been?
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http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431 good ones. try this... aja-steely dan toys in the attic-aerosmith they only come out at night-edgar winter boston the hardness of the world-slave bare my naked soul-jesse johnson | |
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Zappa/Mothers - Roxy & Elsewhere (don't know if it kicks ass, but it kicks ass )[/quote]
I'm with you on this one. Village of the Sun is my song. |
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