Stigma
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Awesome! The drummer for the 1970s Herbie Hancock stuff is also unreal. I don't even understand the time signatures he uses. LOL
What music have you been listening to lately ?
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rumman
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My brother saw Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon tour at Ivor Wynn Stadium in the Hamilton, nowhere to go but down from there.........
Captain14
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Simply amazing bassist. Founding member of Return to Forever.
This is why I cannot listen to music today!
They set the bar so high back then and without all of the recording tricks of today’s studio sessions.
Teeder Keon
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Teeder Keon
Defeat does not rest lightly on their shoulders
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rumman
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Teeder Keon
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Please , your making me cry with any mention of today’s music
It’s literally the worst era and getting worse by the minute...
Grunge was the last well needed Kick in the teeth to music , then that started to “ our lady of Peace “ rightfully die lol
And other than the obvious talented people out there since here and there , its Bad real bad !!!!
That’s why for anyone over 50 ( my case almost 70 ) Apple Music and Spotify and YouTube have saved my Effin life
I haven’t listen to radio of any kind in almost 15 years
kb
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Good thread! I am not a rap guy, but I like this guy's message in his songs - just discovered him recently. Tom MacDonald.
"It's crazy I'm the one they label as controversial and Cardi B is the role model for 12 year old girls"
"The truth doesn't damage points of view that are legitimate"
“The difference between hate speech and speech that you hate..”
“Order food and call the cops, see what reaches you first.“
"They gave us tiny screens we think we free cause we can't see the cage"
"It's crazy I'm the one they label as controversial and Cardi B is the role model for 12 year old girls"
"The truth doesn't damage points of view that are legitimate"
“The difference between hate speech and speech that you hate..”
“Order food and call the cops, see what reaches you first.“
"They gave us tiny screens we think we free cause we can't see the cage"
Teeder Keon
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Captain14
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Right on! Saw a lot of great shows at Rich Stadium being from Niagara Falls, Ny.
The good old days! Never any trouble like today’s venues.
My parents would drop us off at the Stadium for concerts when we were 14 years old, and they knew we would be fine, and we were.
I remember a Stones show in the 70’s and it was pouring rain, bunch of hippies saw we were alone and soaked and squeezed us into their van to dry off. Good times!
Teeder Keon
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kb
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Captain14
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Haha...I can tell from the posters in this great thread; those who get it.
My 20 year old nephew is listening to what I grew up on, because I made him listen! Lol
And now, he gets it!
Captain14
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They certainly were! Saw them I believe three times there.
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I saw Led Zeppelin at Maple Leaf Gardens 1971 , I believe. Grade 8. My band is/was Grand Funk Railroad. I saw them at the Gardens too. You guys talking about great drumming, check out Grand Funk Live album. Yes, I listen to it still.
kb
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Teeder Keon
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Grand funk was a beast of a band
So underrated
A lot of these bands unfortunately were killed by radio overplaying their one or two radio hits and then left them to dry without playing other great tunes of theirs
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Tarawnna I think it was in exhibition stadium??? it was outdoors for sure, I think I was around 20 or something
from the time I was 13 or so I spent every dime I had on seeing live music at least till I was 30ish and got married
saw Steppenwolf, Rolling Stones, Moody Blues, Dr. John, Clapton, Alice Cooper, Zappa, Zeppelin, Jethro Tull, The Band, Aerosmith, James Gang, Skynyrd, Bowie, Stevie Wonder, Dire Straits Meatloaf, Lightfoot, John Fogarty, Neil Young CS&N, Linda Ronstadt, Eagles, Grateful Dead, NRPS, Guess Who, The Who, Paul, George, Ringo, Pink Floyd, The Kinks, Lindisfarne, Poco, Bob Dylan, Springsteen, Bob Seger, Fleetwood Mac, Peter Green, Roy Buchanan, Procol Harem, ACDC, Beck, Bogart & Appice, Mahavishnu, Yes, GFR, and tons more country acts
saw ZZTop, Max Webster, Saga, Rush, REM, Colin James, Jeff Healy, SRV, Crowbar, Heart in various bars
rumman
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I think I saw at least 3 farewell concerts by the Who, and there still touring.........
Teeder Keon
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We must have run into each other lolol many times
That is a stunning and wonderful concert list
Music was and still is my secret world
therealkoho
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Teeder Keon
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rumman
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Saw Grand Funk at Varsity Stadium, it was epic........
Beatles as I just watched the movie- ‘Yesterday’ last night.
