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I didn't realise that until I saw the History of the Guitar the other night. His hand didn't look as bad as that of Django Reinhardt though - an amazing player.Originally posted by TonyEnglish View Postand he did that without having the full complement of fingers
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MC5 - now we're talking.Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostHelter Skelter. Not even heavy for the time, e.g. see MC5 kick out the jams of the same year.
They also invented the word "Muthafuka" (can I say that?). Not a lot of people know that.
Must have been a great time to be a youngster. I got the '80s
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That's because The Beatles weren't an influence on guitar music.Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostI was joking, however IMHO Tony Iommi had more influence on guitar music in the last 30 years than the Beatles ever had. While great songwriters the Beatles were not innovative (in technique) or particularly skilled guitar players, for most part apeing 50s R&B styles. Wheras Tony gave us drop D tunning and power chords, Black Sabbath are the godfathers of modern hard Rock music.
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Fortunately, it it only a small area of B'ham this appears to happen in - there was another post earlier today where there was praise for some Brummie Muslims who are wearing armbands in support of our troops.Originally posted by Churchill View Post...under terrorism act!
5 Arrested and held under terrorism act...
What the f**k is it about Birmingham? If it's such a hotbed of insugency and terrorism, then nuke the place from orbit!
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and he did that without having the full complement of fingersOriginally posted by Bagpuss View PostI was joking, however IMHO Tony Iommi had more influence on guitar music in the last 30 years than the Beatles ever had. While great songwriters the Beatles were not innovative (in technique) or particularly skilled guitar players, for most part apeing 50s R&B styles. Wheras Tony gave us drop D tunning and power chords, Black Sabbath are the godfathers of modern hard Rock music.
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Helter Skelter. Not even heavy for the time, e.g. see MC5 kick out the jams of the same year.Originally posted by Bob Dalek View PostStrawberry Fields Forever
I Am The Walrus
Helter Skelter (predating any Metal by years)
Revolution
Paperback Writer
Day In The Life
Hmmm...
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Anorak!Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostI was joking, however IMHO Tony Iommi had more influence on guitar music in the last 30 years than the Beatles ever had. While great songwriters the Beatles were not innovative (in technique) or particularly skilled guitar players, for most part apeing 50s R&B styles. Wheras Tony gave us drop D tunning and power chords, Black Sabbath are the godfathers of modern hard Rock music.
But yes, I’d sooner listen to Black Sabbath than the Beatles.
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I was joking, however IMHO Tony Iommi had more influence on guitar music in the last 30 years than the Beatles ever had. While great songwriters the Beatles were not innovative (in technique) or particularly skilled guitar players, for most part apeing 50s R&B styles. Wheras Tony gave us drop D tunning and power chords, Black Sabbath are the godfathers of modern hard Rock music.Originally posted by ace00 View PostHow could I forget the Priest ? Big Gay Metal Brummies
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(God is great)
Long live Mullah Omar!
(Praise Him, this is what I wrote on toilet walls in the autumn of 2001).
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