QueenZone discussion #1044565

Queenrocks! wrote: 5. Kurt Cobain

Dan Corson X: The Life of The Party wrote: I've never seen why people have such a problem with Kurt Cobain. He always reminded me a lot of John Lennon...

<b><font color="#FF1493">The Fairy King wrote:

Dan Corson X: The Life of The Party wrote: I've never seen why people have such a problem with Kurt Cobain. He always reminded me a lot of John Lennon...

You're joking right?

<b><font color="#FF1493">The Fairy King wrote:

Dan Corson X: The Life of The Party wrote: I've never seen why people have such a problem with Kurt Cobain. He always reminded me a lot of John Lennon...

You're joking right?

Mr.Jingles wrote:

<b><font color="#FF1493">The Fairy King wrote:

Dan Corson X: The Life of The Party wrote: I've never seen why people have such a problem with Kurt Cobain. He always reminded me a lot of John Lennon...

You're joking right?

Nope he's not joking. The one thing both Lennon and Cobain have very in common is that both married cunts who now lavishly spend tons of money for the songs they wrote.

Zebonka12 wrote: "Richie Blackmore! He's still alive but musicaly dead!" YEAH what the fuck!! Get him out of retiremento!

Micrówave wrote: 2. Robert Johnson

Jeroen wrote: And may I quote him: "Anyone that still wants to hear Smoke on the Water is a retard." The man lost it. Oh, did I mention the Christmas-hymns cd he made last year?!

<b>=VH= Eddie Van Horsie =VH= wrote: - Jeff Lynne They're not dead but except for the first one, the rest is not exactly here. They are in the land of the fucking retarded musicians, composing the crappiest music you've ever heard even tho they can write AMAZING music. Please come back...

he wants them all to write neoclassical shred, rip Bach off and play nonsense scales over some boring backing track

Cygnus X-1 wrote:

Zebonka12 wrote: "Richie Blackmore! He's still alive but musicaly dead!" YEAH what the fuck!! Get him out of retiremento!

He should send Candice to hell, get his white Strat back and regroup with Rainbow or Purple! The last time I saw him was on the German Televisionshow "Fernsehgarten" , a cheesy sunday morning show for retards and old people. I could not watch this, his "middelage style" folk music together with all this stupid people...damn, he was a living legend in the 70's!

Micrówave wrote:

<b>=VH= Eddie Van Horsie =VH= wrote: - Jeff Lynne They're not dead but except for the first one, the rest is not exactly here. They are in the land of the fucking retarded musicians, composing the crappiest music you've ever heard even tho they can write AMAZING music. Please come back...

Hey, don't take this personal, but you're pretty fucking stupid, musically. Why not go worship your little retarded Jason Becker fan club and get some knowledge. Then come back and try to give some sort of musical opinion. Jeff Lynne just finished working on what might be Tom Petty's greatest album ever, Highway Companion. It's trademark Lynne, with that Spector-ish wall of sound. Plus Jeff's amazing keys and drumming skills come into play as well as a couple of tracks playing bass. Personally, I think it may be Lynne's greatest production, aside from the ELO career. Ok, again, sorry for being so rash! But you needed a swift kick for your tirade.

he wants them all to write neoclassical shred, rip Bach off and play nonsense scales over some boring backing track

Whatever. Why not check out whay Yngwie Malmsteen is doing. He's writing complete symphony parts in addition to the guitar work. This is not like Yes and The Symphony playing Owner Of A Lonely Heart, this is deep stuff. Once again, apologies for the outburst.

Cygnus X-1 wrote:

Jeroen wrote: And may I quote him: "Anyone that still wants to hear Smoke on the Water is a retard." The man lost it. Oh, did I mention the Christmas-hymns cd he made last year?!

Oh yeah, scary! I read an review about one of his castle shows a while ago, before the show starts he told his manager to not let anybody with a Rainbow or Deep Purple Shirt in. If he see only one in the audience with that on, he will cancel the show. Another one who is one foot from the grave - Michael Schenker: link Reminds me a bit of Tommy Bolin's last shows..really sad!

<font color=green>Bren<font color=orange>ski wrote:

Cygnus X-1 wrote:

Jeroen wrote: And may I quote him: "Anyone that still wants to hear Smoke on the Water is a retard." The man lost it. Oh, did I mention the Christmas-hymns cd he made last year?!

Oh yeah, scary! I read an review about one of his castle shows a while ago, before the show starts he told his manager to not let anybody with a Rainbow or Deep Purple Shirt in. If he see only one in the audience with that on, he will cancel the show. Another one who is one foot from the grave - Michael Schenker: link Reminds me a bit of Tommy Bolin's last shows..really sad!

don't think he lost it...think him and Gillan just hated each other...the rest all seem to get on with both of em. Blackmore was extremely quiet... this encore shows the band breaking up...in Birmingham 93 - they have their backs to each other for most of the song Blackmore doesn't even stick around, he says his goodbyes and let the egotistical c**t hog the limelight... link

Jjeroen wrote:

<font color=green>Bren<font color=orange>ski wrote:

Cygnus X-1 wrote:

Jeroen wrote: And may I quote him: "Anyone that still wants to hear Smoke on the Water is a retard." The man lost it. Oh, did I mention the Christmas-hymns cd he made last year?!

Oh yeah, scary! I read an review about one of his castle shows a while ago, before the show starts he told his manager to not let anybody with a Rainbow or Deep Purple Shirt in. If he see only one in the audience with that on, he will cancel the show. Another one who is one foot from the grave - Michael Schenker: link Reminds me a bit of Tommy Bolin's last shows..really sad!

don't think he lost it...think him and Gillan just hated each other...the rest all seem to get on with both of em. Blackmore was extremely quiet... this encore shows the band breaking up...in Birmingham 93 - they have their backs to each other for most of the song Blackmore doesn't even stick around, he says his goodbyes and let the egotistical c**t hog the limelight... link

'Quiet'? ;-) Seems like he has always been a very difficult person te around ;-)

<font color=green>Bren<font color=orange>ski wrote: i don't think he ignores his routes, lots of rock stars tend to "divert" for a while...even the beatles did it.... as for his live sets...i saw Rainbow at stafford bingley hall in the early 80s....Blackmore was great...but Rainbow were shite..Rose Tattoo blew em off stage but i got another chance to see Blackmore when MkII Purple reunited in 85 for Perfect Stangers...at Knebworth...it was a very good gig...and again Blackmore was great...but Gillan, that c**t really likes to hog the limelight....and you could see that it was glover, paice and lord keeping it together... it's not hard to see why MkII split up first time in 74....Gillan may have a great voice...but he cannot stand having a bigger star on the same stage as for release the 93 tour on dvd...think about it...if B'ham was last gig...it may have been the best they had on film...let's face it...as sick as Blackmore is with Gillan, by the time the tour is ending he's playing a little more liberated...knowing he's out of there soon....the other shows were much worse

<font color=green>Bren<font color=orange>ski wrote:

<font color=green>Bren<font color=orange>ski wrote: i don't think he ignores his routes, lots of rock stars tend to "divert" for a while...even the beatles did it.... as for his live sets...i saw Rainbow at stafford bingley hall in the early 80s....Blackmore was great...but Rainbow were shite..Rose Tattoo blew em off stage but i got another chance to see Blackmore when MkII Purple reunited in 85 for Perfect Stangers...at Knebworth...it was a very good gig...and again Blackmore was great...but Gillan, that c**t really likes to hog the limelight....and you could see that it was glover, paice and lord keeping it together... it's not hard to see why MkII split up first time in 74....Gillan may have a great voice...but he cannot stand having a bigger star on the same stage as for release the 93 tour on dvd...think about it...if B'ham was last gig...it may have been the best they had on film...let's face it...as sick as Blackmore is with Gillan, by the time the tour is ending he's playing a little more liberated...knowing he's out of there soon....the other shows were much worse and just for good measure...it was different when the "vocalist" was redundant...this is classic purple - great stuff...give blacmore the spotlight and he just plays great link

<b>=VH= Eddie Van Horsie =VH= wrote: You're one of the most ignorant deaf creatures on Earth. Tom Petty is a talentless idiot and Jeff hasn't been able to write a decent song for the past... 25 years?? GO FUCK YOURSELF, YOU IDIOT.

Micrówave wrote:

<b>=VH= Eddie Van Horsie =VH= wrote: You're one of the most ignorant deaf creatures on Earth. Tom Petty is a talentless idiot and Jeff hasn't been able to write a decent song for the past... 25 years?? GO FUCK YOURSELF, YOU IDIOT.

Well, this time no apology. Rascal Flatts just had a #1 song, written by Petty, called Life is a Highway. Tom Petty & Jeff Lynne received a Grammy nomination for their latest song "Saving Grace" Maybe it's you who should FUCK YOURSELF, IDIOT. But then judging from your user name, you already do to a picture of EVH. Horsie style. Scoreboard: ME Go back to music class, bud.

honored with 17 Grammy Award nominations since 1981.

Petty earned a Grammy Award in 1989 for Best Rock Performance By A Duo or Group (Wilburys)

In 1994 he received another two Grammy Awards: Best Male Rock Vocal Performance (for "You Don't Know How It Feels") and Best Engineered Album (Non-Classical). Wildflowers also garnered a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Album.

Petty was also presented with the Video Vanguard Award, citing his longtime contributions to the field. In accepting the award though, while expressing his appreciation to MTV for the award, Petty denied his work was any more important than anyone else's, saying that all artistic expression was equally valid and implicitly validating the work of up-and-coming and aspiring musicians.

As a songwriter, Tom Petty was acknowledged in May 1996 with the prestigious Golden Note Award from ASCAP.

Petty received UCLA's George And Ira Gershwin Award For Lifetime Musical Achievement

In 2002, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers played Live Aid in 1985, too

In 1996, Johnny Cash released Unchained recorded with the accompaniment of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, which won a Grammy for Best Country Album

Cash's following album American III: Solitary Man featured a cover of Petty's "I Won't Back Down".

Petty appeared in the 1997 movie, The Postman, directed by and starring Kevin Costner. This was his 3rd appearance on the silver screen, having had a small part in the 1987 movie Made In Heaven and a cameo as himself in the 1978 film FM.

In 1999 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 7018 Hollywood Blvd

Petty currently has a recurring role as Lucky in King of the Hill.

On the evening of November 29, 2001, Petty received word that ex-Traveling Wilburys guitarist and singer, George Harrison, had died after a long battle against cancer, and he was one of the many people to be devastated about his friend's death. Harrison and Petty had been friends since 1988. Just one year after his death, Petty & The Heartbreakers appeared in Concert For George, alongside Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Eric Clapton, Dhani Harrison, Ravi Shankar and Jeff Lynne.

Micrówave wrote: and I still scoreboarded you. This womb is very warm and comfy, but a little tight since the last time I was here. How was music class today, Horsie? Learn anything? Here's something for you. Apparently Eddie Van Halen's rhythm guitar skills didn't gel with Michael Jackson during Beat It. Mike went with his "session player's" track instead just keeping that solo by Ed and nothing else. That session player was Steve Lukather. But I guess he's probably a "boring old fuck" in your book, too. But let's get back to boring old fuck Tom Petty and how worthless he is to music in general.

honored with 17 Grammy Award nominations since 1981.

Petty earned a Grammy Award in 1989 for Best Rock Performance By A Duo or Group (Wilburys)

In 1994 he received another two Grammy Awards: Best Male Rock Vocal Performance (for "You Don't Know How It Feels") and Best Engineered Album (Non-Classical). Wildflowers also garnered a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Album.

wow, this is nothing, though. He's probably got no class and only cares about money.

Petty was also presented with the Video Vanguard Award, citing his longtime contributions to the field. In accepting the award though, while expressing his appreciation to MTV for the award, Petty denied his work was any more important than anyone else's, saying that all artistic expression was equally valid and implicitly validating the work of up-and-coming and aspiring musicians.

As a songwriter, Tom Petty was acknowledged in May 1996 with the prestigious Golden Note Award from ASCAP.

Petty received UCLA's George And Ira Gershwin Award For Lifetime Musical Achievement

In 2002, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

yes, before Van Halen.

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers played Live Aid in 1985, too

In 1996, Johnny Cash released Unchained recorded with the accompaniment of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, which won a Grammy for Best Country Album

But I guess Johnny Cash is probably a boring old fuck, too.

Cash's following album American III: Solitary Man featured a cover of Petty's "I Won't Back Down".

Petty appeared in the 1997 movie, The Postman, directed by and starring Kevin Costner. This was his 3rd appearance on the silver screen, having had a small part in the 1987 movie Made In Heaven and a cameo as himself in the 1978 film FM.

In 1999 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 7018 Hollywood Blvd

Petty currently has a recurring role as Lucky in King of the Hill.

and I think this one sums up Petty and the respect he's earned over the years:

On the evening of November 29, 2001, Petty received word that ex-Traveling Wilburys guitarist and singer, George Harrison, had died after a long battle against cancer, and he was one of the many people to be devastated about his friend's death. Harrison and Petty had been friends since 1988. Just one year after his death, Petty & The Heartbreakers appeared in Concert For George, alongside Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Eric Clapton, Dhani Harrison, Ravi Shankar and Jeff Lynne.

What a boring old fuck. Now, Lesson's over.

<b>=VH= Eddie Van Horsie =VH= wrote: Plus you can't compare Steve Lukather, who is a great guitarist, to a poor lifeless shit like Jimmy Page. You don't haven an idea of what you're talking about.

Stick to the kitchen and cook many meals, just don't talk about music because you haven't even figured out what it's all about.

Micrówave wrote: I got a website

<font color=green>Bren<font color=orange>ski wrote:

Cygnus X-1 wrote:

Jeroen wrote: And may I quote him: "Anyone that still wants to hear Smoke on the Water is a retard." The man lost it. Oh, did I mention the Christmas-hymns cd he made last year?!

Oh yeah, scary! I read an review about one of his castle shows a while ago, before the show starts he told his manager to not let anybody with a Rainbow or Deep Purple Shirt in. If he see only one in the audience with that on, he will cancel the show. Another one who is one foot from the grave - Michael Schenker: link Reminds me a bit of Tommy Bolin's last shows..really sad!

don't think he lost it...think him and Gillan just hated each other...the rest all seem to get on with both of em. Blackmore was extremely quiet... this encore shows the band breaking up...in Birmingham 93 - they have their backs to each other for most of the song Blackmore doesn't even stick around, he says his goodbyes and let the egotistical c**t hog the limelight... link

Micrówave wrote:

<b>=VH= Eddie Van Horsie =VH= wrote: Plus you can't compare Steve Lukather, who is a great guitarist, to a poor lifeless shit like Jimmy Page. You don't haven an idea of what you're talking about.

I didn't. I compared him to Eddie. Can't you read?

Stick to the kitchen and cook many meals, just don't talk about music because you haven't even figured out what it's all about.

I made $200 playing a two hour set last Saturday. And that was a discounted rate. I got a website, and not a free myspace account, a legitimate "www." website. I was a semi-finalist at the 1997 Van Cliburn competition in Dallas, Texas. How much do you make from that stupid little picture of you playing a wanna be Eddie guitar in your picture? Dammit, scoreboarded again. I should really stop doing this, but you're almost as fun as Treasure Moment. Almost.