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MarkusKetterer said:
Well f***. I got a random message on Facebook this morning and it was by the singer of Rise Against asking if I’ll be a guest singer on his alt-country solo album. Which is weird because the 5 one off bands I’ve been in has never recorded anything, and I refuse to use anybody I know to make a music career happen.
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Tim’s a solid dude if true. Shocking he has an alt-country solo album seeing as they just got done/currently recording an album for the band.
 
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MarkusKetterer said:
Well f***. I got a random message on Facebook this morning and it was by the singer of Rise Against asking if I’ll be a guest singer on his alt-country solo album. Which is weird because the 5 one off bands I’ve been in has never recorded anything, and I refuse to use anybody I know to make a music career happen.
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That's dope! I listen to at least one track on Sufferer daily
 
oldgoalie said:
You’re not a Beatles fan? That really surprises me!
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Chainshot said:
See, I get that a lot because I like bands that were influenced by them, but I’m not a fan. 🤣
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Old Navy Goat said:
I don't blame you, I preferred the Stones and the Who to them
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"The Rolling Stones were the mummy's boys, they were all college students from the outskirts of London. The Stones made great records, but they were always shit on stage, whereas the Beatles were the gear. "
- Ian Kilmister

One Beatles (a frickin B-side):


One Lemmy (a frickin Hawkwind 50th anniversary animated recreation of the Space Ritual show with all visuals. Yes, including Stacia):


Edit: A little more Lemmy from 1969 when he was still playing guitar and singing for Sam Gopal

 
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SICK OF IT ALL Frontman LOU KOLLER Diagnosed With Esophageal Tumor; European Tour Canceled

New York hardcore legends SICK OF IT ALL have canceled their summer European tour after vocalist Lou Koller was diagnosed with an esophageal tumor. Koller broke the news of his diagnosis earlier today (Friday, June 28) in a video message posted on social media. He said (as transcribed by...
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This just f***ing sucks. Sick Of It All are one of my favorite bands, praying for Lou to beat this.



I was at this show.
 
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Ralonzo said:
The original British Invasion is underrated:






This thread is making me take sides for the King against y'all on the eve of Independence Day, sorry
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The British Invasion (and were stretching that back) is why most of the music now is a thing. Celtic music inspired bluegrass/country. The loud guitars inspired punk and metal and hardcore and all the offshoots. The only actual American music is hip hop, and even that was because of different non-American music
 
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MarkusKetterer said:
The British Invasion (and were stretching that back) is why most of the music now is a thing. Celtic music inspired bluegrass/country. The loud guitars inspired punk and metal and hardcore and all the offshoots. The only actual American music is hip hop, and even that was because of different non-American music
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Offshoots? Like... oh, let's say grunge bands that should have been bigger?







 
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MarkusKetterer said:
The British Invasion (and were stretching that back) is why most of the music now is a thing. Celtic music inspired bluegrass/country. The loud guitars inspired punk and metal and hardcore and all the offshoots. The only actual American music is hip hop, and even that was because of different non-American music
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Music influences music.
 
MarkusKetterer said:
Using the acronym for your post, if you’re interested at all in music, go check out the Musical Instrument Museum either online or in person if you live in Phoenix.

@Gras tell us how cool this place is when you go!

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Home - Musical Instrument Museum

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My wife and I went to the MIM on our third date. It is amazing.

Speaking of, slightly veering away from music - So I took my wife's name when we got married. I have a circa 2013 road white Sabres jersey with 00 and what is now my old last name on it (was a gift from an ex's parents, they didn't know much about hockey). I want to get that switched out. Anyone know anywhere that can do that?
 
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MarkusKetterer said:
The British Invasion (and were stretching that back) is why most of the music now is a thing. Celtic music inspired bluegrass/country. The loud guitars inspired punk and metal and hardcore and all the offshoots. The only actual American music is hip hop, and even that was because of different non-American music
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I don't know what to make of this post. Massively circular logic. The British Invasion (which I love) is almost wholly dependent on music developed in America. All music in America, outside of Native music, has roots outside of America from Europe to Africa but that's like saying all culture originated from Africa because that's where humans came from. It also makes little sense to put hip-hop aside as it ultimately originated from the same blues and "r&b" that, get this, the British Invasion originated from.
 
Driving 60 miles each way to the old Yotes arena tonight, gonna be a long night on the floor.













 
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