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Rob Not Bob
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Legend has it that Jimmy Page played the solo on You Really Got Me by The Kinks. True?
He played on the session, but not the solo ... I think he played tambourine or something odd like that. (Source : The led Zep bio Hammer Of The Gods)
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#266 People who have never been at my house
1. Mr. Bungle - Travolta
2. Blind Melon- No Rain
3. Stompin' Tom - Big Joe Mufferaw (he lives up here, I don't think he'd go to Toronto)
4. Parliament - Mr. Wiggles
5. Steve Perry - Oh Sherrie
6. Frank Zappa - Uncle Remus
7. The Who - Cousin Kevin
8. Tom Waits - Hang On St. Christopher
9. Frank Zappa - The Illinois Enema Bandit
10.King Missile - Martin Scorcese
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265 New Theme: Bad Songs Of The 70's
1. Albert Morris - Feelings
2. Neil Sedaka - Breaking Up is Hard to Do
3. The Captain And Tenille - Muskrat Love
4. Tom Jones - She's a Lady
5. Glen Campbell - Rhinestone Cowboy
6. Paul Anka - You're Having My Baby
7. Donny and Marie Osmond - Morning Side Of The Mountain
8. Carpenters - Close To You
9. Bad company - feel like makin love
10. Blue Swede - Hooked On A Feeling
11. Rick Dees - Disco Duck
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#263
Best Beatles song
1. Hey Jude
2. A Day in the Life ( [GOB]Come on![/GOB] )
3. Band on the Run
4.Help!
5.Dear Prudence
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Ooh, such a nice choice.
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#262
Songs with kick ass slide guitar solos. Request: Only one Duane Allman solo allowed.
1. The Allman Brothers Band - Dreams
2. Morphine - Honey White
3. Ben Harper - Burn to Shine
4. Hound Dog Taylor - Gimme Back My Wig
5. Johnny Winter - Highway 61
6. Led Zeppelin - In My Time Of Dying
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Songs which refer to other musicians by name (in title or lyrics)
1. Wilco - Bob Dylan's 49th Beard
2. Falco - Rock Me Amadeus
3. Richard Thompson - I Agree With Pat Metheny
4. Julian Cope - Bill Drummond Says
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#260
Songs Involving Psychological Conditions:
1. King Crimson - 21st Century Schizoid Man
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Songs about or with a tool in the title:
1. Yonder Mountain String Band - Big Spike Hammer
2. Queen - Hammer to Fall
3. Steve Martin - Maxwell's Silver Hammer
4. Rae Spoon - Gospel Plow
5. Pete Seeger - If I had a Hammer
6. Leadbelly - Take This Hammer
7. The White Stripes - Screwdriver
8. Foo Fighters - Monkey Wrench
9. Radiohead - Knives Out
10. The Wailers - Small Axe
11. Peter Gabriel- Sledgehammer
12. Albert King - Crosscut Saw
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My favorite line from May being from an earlier article on his working towards his Doctorate : "I didn't want an honorary degree, I wanted the real thing that I had worked for."
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I am the master of picking already used topics.
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258. Songs With Birds In The Title
1. It's A Beautiful Day - White Bird
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257. Songs with Identical Titles
1. Bird Song - Grateful Dead / The Golden Dogs
2. Modern Love - David Bowie / Peter Gabriel
3. Loser - Grateful Dead / Beck
4. The Show Must Go On - Queen / Pink Floyd
5. Born To Run - Bruce Springsteen/Emmylou Harris/Marillion
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(Been a while since I stuck a Marillion reference in)
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256. Songs that mention your name..
1. Dylan - Sara
2. Monty Python - Brian Song
3. The Who - Cousin Kevin (i'm nothing like him!)
4. Chuck Berry - Johnny B. Goode
5. Beck - Debra (though he did misspell it )
6. The Beatles - Doctor Robert
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I think the Jimi Hendrix Experience should get back together. Who cares if Jimi Hendrix is dead? They could just find some other guitar player.
So is Noel Redding ... the Mitch Mitchell Experience? They could bring in Mitch Mitchell from Guided By Voices on guitar.
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#255 Songs mentioning Mountains (literal or metaphorical)
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#255 Songs about going to a show (concert) as a performer.
1. ACDC - It's a long way to the top(If You Wanna Rock and Roll)
2. Jackson Browne - The Load-Out
3. Queen - Let Me Entertain You (featuring Freddie Mercury, the best male rock and roll singer of all time)
4. 13 Days - J.J. Cale
5. Joni Mitchell - Woodstock
6. Grand Funk Railroad - We're an American Band
7. The Who - Long Live Rock
8. Billy Joel - Piano Man
9. Drive-By Truckers - Let There Be Rock
10. GN'R - Mr Brownstone
11. Boston - Rock & Roll Band
12. Funkadelic - Let's Take It To The Stage
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My 5 personal favorites, regardless of Rock or whatever designation :
David Bowie
Steve Hogarth (Marillion)
Paul Weller
Isaac Hayes
Paul Rodgers (particularly his work with Free)
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I know I am treading on dangerous ground, but here goes.
I love Freddie, think he is a great vocalist and Queen were an awesome group, but ... given his considerable vocal skills, I kind of wish he had delivered more heart and soul, blood and guts, emotionally intense heart rending performances. I'm not saying he never delivered that ("Show Must Go On", "Love Of My Life" and "Who Wants To Live Forever" being standout examples of this), but given how great a singer he was, I wish he had reached this emotional depth more often.
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Oh, sure, it can always be staged ... it's just I've never seen anything like this on a "reality" show before.
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Has anybody here been watching this show? Last night's episode had a finish I have never seen or heard of before in any reality series.
For those who haven't seen it, the format is similar to Next Top Model in showing the contestant's living together as well as competing for the final prize, in this case a spot in the current Second City comedy troupe. By day they do various comedic competitions to try and win immunity. At night, they perform together at Second City in front of an audience and the panel of judges (former Second City members) in material they have written together. The judges then critique everyone's performance and progress, then declare who is safe until the last two contestants, who each have to perform an improv. The judges then declare who has been eliminated, and put their picture through the shredder.
Well, last night they were down to 5 contestants, and it had gotten to the point where the last two were going to perform an improv, when one of the contestants who was safe stepped forward with a statement written by all of them. He said they felt they had all gelled together and grown together as a group, and requested that they all be allowed to stay together as a troupe with no cuts until the last episode, where one of them would be declared the winner. Cue remarks of disbelief and disapprobation from the judges, to the effect that they hadn't earned the right to be a troupe and were auditioning to become part of a troupe, and had agreed to be a part of an audition process that required eliminations, with Elvira Kurt (one of the judges) saying "How typically Canadian ... 'Why can't everyone win, just a little bit?'" Another one of the contestants said that was how they felt, and if they were going to cut one of them, they might as well cut all of them. Elvira Kurt replies, "You mean you would just disrupt the whole format of the show and walk out, just end the show right here?", to which Dave Thomas (another of the judges) said, "I'd like to see that!" Then all of the contestants as one walked off the stage and out of the theatre (Dave Thomas : "I guess I shouldn't have said that."), dissolve to "To be continued ..." graphic.
Does anyone know of anything like this ever happening in any other reality series?
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Happy birthday, chief.
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And let's not forget he was responsible for Dance Fever with Denny Terrio.
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