New supergroup formed

And on that note...

I DEMAND ONE NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



lol

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April Fools

*totally fell for it for a minute*

sean wrote: darkshade wrote: oh yea, and Bill Bruford is teaming back up with King Crimson, and Frank Zappa actually never died and is releasing new albums this year The Zappa part is true, but you're missing a bit of detail about the new album. It is a collaboration between him, Elvis, and Tupac Shakur, and there will be a tour in support of the album, pending work visas from the afterlife.

You forgot that John Bonham is playing the drums and Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton and Tony Iommi on guitars and a special duet between Neal Morse, the Pope and the whole black metal scene.

darkshade wrote: oh yea, and Bill Bruford is teaming back up with King Crimson, and Frank Zappa actually never died and is releasing new albums this year

The Zappa part is true, but you're missing a bit of detail about the new album. It is a collaboration between him, Elvis, and Tupac Shakur, and there will be a tour in support of the album, pending work visas from the afterlife.

BaldFriede wrote: Keith Emerson: "I had been wanting to play with Kenny ever since we did our Ohio gig in May 1971, when he came backstage with his sax and asked us if he might play some for us; he had travelled all the way from Seattle for that. We had just done a fantastic show and were in a good mood, so we said yes, and it was amazing what this boy (he must have been no more than 15 back then) could do on his sax. Greg and I were all for including him in the band, but Carl was firmly opposed to it. Yet I was so very impressed by him that I decided to do the solo in the "Aquatarkus" passage of Tarkus in the register of a soprano sax". Phil Collins: " 'No Jacket Required' was actually inspired a lot by Kenny's music; I tried to express with my voice what he did with his sax on that album, but fear I did not quite succeed".

I like that comment a lot. I just did some research; ELP REALLY played an Ohio gig in May 1971, and Kenny G REALLY is from Seattle, so "Emerson" sounds perfectly believable here. well done, Friede ; I wish I had thought of it


Edited by BaldJean - April 01 2008 at 15:20

obviously it is an april fools joke.

feel another Asia coming around . . . .








Besides, if that is a April fool's joke, i fell straight away so,


 

I can't view it, either.  Perhaps it's for the best.