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King Oliver- Dippermouth Blues
Al Stewart- Best of
On deck- probably Slayer, maybe Opeth.

Could someone compare and contrast the standard off foot blast, the hyper blast, the bomb blast, and the double bomb blast? Or was he joking?

I thought that keyboards were diagnostic for Black Metal, for the cinematic icy tundra vibe.

ubertar wrote: He never sued them. He could have, but he didn't. There's no doubt it's his song.

upps my bad.

bluesman wrote:...as far as I know, no infringement suit was ever brought on any of Led Zep's alternative author aquisition antics.

Jake Holmes successfully sued them for Dazed and Confused but was never paid or credited, or so I've read on the internet.

Step Across The Border, which is about Fred Frith There's lots of good Zappa on film/DVD. Baby Snakes & Dub Room Special come to mind, ymmv depending on which band you're partial to. I saw a great documentary by some Dutch (Belgian) guy a few years back at an actual movie theater, but I don't think ...

1. The Beatles. Honestly, I thought of the entire ouvre as one giant record. I was 7. 2. Def Leppard- High and Dry. Made adolesence less lonely, and afforded me some early success learning riffs by ear. I was 13. 3. David Holland- Conference of the Birds. Alot of guys I respected were into Ornette, ...