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Vismund

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WHeeler has missed Grady in 2 out of 3 possessions. Guys are getting tunnel vision out here.
 

cricket3

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I've got Spectrum. My wife says we have to pay $7 / month to sign up for whatever app this dipshit game is on.

Is she correct?
She wasn’t. You could have watched it for free on the ESPN app like every other person who has the SEC Network.
 

rudd1

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-ok, stones are a cover/bar band (literally for their first few records)...love em, but the who was much original and influential to the stuff I dig.

-beatles...studio band. Obviously great. Lennon was an *******.

^i have records by all 3 in my collection..but the who is top dog.
 
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Damn Castle - I didn't expect to have to DEFEND my Who take. LOL


i can’t find a happy sane medium with some posts man —

plus - awww man i’m sorry - that was kind of Roger Waters Preachy i guess

i like talking through all the music that influenced y playing though - it’s fun and i always get SO BETTER after i take the bourbon
 

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Moon was their best musician

....behind Pete and John. PT was a musical genius, especially on the synth. His works on Baba, WGFA, and the entire Quad album are just stupid. He was the sound for the band. Entwistle is generally regarded as one of the best bassists to ever play, and he often took lead over Pete on many tracks. Moon was a follower, but to his credit, he had many difficult tracks to find his own sound.

Also...another wack music take from Chester....garage band. LOL. No sense in even commenting further. #dumbass.
 
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Pete Townsend, musical genius. LOL

(hey, I like Pete but that might be the dumbest f*cking thing I've ever read. And of the people that regularly post here, I can guarantee you that I know more music theory than all but maybe 3 or 4 people, tops) And I'm only tossing the 3 or 4 in there, on the off chance that one of these guys actually has a music composition degree, and we just don't know it.
 
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Anyone know how hard it would be to DIY install a remote starter on a 2013 RX 350? Going to try to surprise my wife for Christmas. I'm fairly handy but have never done much mechanic work.
 

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LOL at referencing "music theory" when talking about the Who or basically any rock band. I don't know if PT was a "genius" musically but he certainly was hugely influential for various things: songwriting (one of first to write, first concept album, etc.), showmanship (influenced Hendrix and tons of guitar heroes to follow); and probably main influencer of punk rock.
 
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Theory applies to every form of music, I'm assuming that Pete didn't half *** it when writing his songs, IOW he was giving it his best, and I can assure you, none of it approaches genius.
 
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You're spot on about his influence on punk rock. Absolutely. Thus my comment about them being a garage band at heart.

And BTW, garage band isn't a pejorative. Not for people my age anyway. I just consider it a style of rock and not a statement on the musicianship of the artists.

Nobody thinks of killer chops when you think about punk rock, but the Dead Kennedy's had serious players in the lineup.
 
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In his own clumsy way, PTI makes a decent point. There are objective methods to judge a song's complexity (and thus the composers grasp on it) Whereas 'liking' a song is completely subjective of course.
 
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Kooky Kats_anon

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Thunderfingers FTW. That dude was the best musician of The Who by a long shot.

‘British Invasion’ should always include:

Yardbirds/Cream
The Kinks
The Animals

My take: the Beatles were the most influential. One step ahead of everyone and prolific songwriters. Studio band, my ***. Literally discovered Hendrix.

However, for repeated listening and approachable tunes - my Sonos has more Stones tunes in the queue.
 

wcc31

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Shorts:

- Not sure about all the hand-wringing in here. I really enjoy watching this team. I mean, we shot 54% and scored 86 points. This team isn’t an all-timer but they have some very fun parts and play a decent style.

- PG will be a strength. Center is All-American caliber. We rebound the living **** out of the ball. Washington is progessing nicely as a go-to guard. Of course, we need to shoot more 3s and get Grady a bigger role but it’s early.

- Speaking of, I just love Grady. So smooth. Needs to become more than a jumpshooter. Much of that is on Cal but some is on him too.

- Wheeler is that annoying little pest flopper you hate. Glad we have one.

- How money is Tschibwe from 17?

- Polish Collins up, get him some creatinine , bring him back and let’s talk McDyess.

- He’s not technically good but I really enjoyed Joe Klein on the color last night.

- Kneejerk but looking like many of us were right that UNC took the wrong alum. Wes Miller can coach.
 
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It's an interesting question though. Which contemporary (from mid 20th century on) artists would be considered an actual musical genius.

The top musicians that he worked with all swear Brian Wilson was. I couldn't speak to it, because I wouldn't listen to the Beach Boys on a dare.


Zappa probably was. Take a look at his composition "The Black Page"
 
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wcc31

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It's an interesting question though. Which contemporary (from mid 20th century on) artists would be considered an actual musical genius.

The top musicians that he worked with with all swear Brian Wilson was. I couldn't speak to it, because I wouldn't listen to the Beach Boys on a dare.


Zappa probably was. Take a look at his composition "The Black Page"

Ye
 
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80 Proof

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Love'em or not, The Grateful Dead were badass musicians.

I'll always be an Allman Brothers Band Stan.

BlueOyster Cult had as much, or more, influence on rock and roll as any group out there.

Steely Dan is fundamentally great, but their music is mediocre.

The Stones are the greatest rock band of all time, partially due to longevity, but mainly due to incredible precision fundamentally, and great music for listening too.
 
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