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Poll Question: Which of these would you be LEAST likely to listen to?
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
5 [3.76%]
22 [16.54%]
7 [5.26%]
4 [3.01%]
31 [23.31%]
10 [7.52%]
8 [6.02%]
9 [6.77%]
37 [27.82%]
0 [0.00%]
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oh God! Led Snorefest. i have never understood the appeal of this band.
 
and they are back together,  hyped up beyond all recognition .
 
the more things change, the more they stay the same.
 
I'd rather go and see ABBA if they reformed than Led Zepplin. In fact it's a close tie to who are worst L ZZZZzzzzz or U2! arghghghgh  
 
I hate 'em both.
 
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I've never really liked Led Zep, but I also don't really like Rush (because of the singing) and Genesis (again the singing). 
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Originally posted by Olias Olias wrote:

Jethro Tull bores me to death...seriously, I really can't stand one minute with that "folky-flute" gnome...

Want some real flute:

Try DALTON, early GENESIS (Twilight Alehouse), CELESTE, DE DE LIND...

Wow



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great tastes there on the Italian stuff anyway LOLClap
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Points: 894 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 12 2007 at 20:57
Originally posted by Olias Olias wrote:

Jethro Tull bores me to death...seriously, I really can't stand one minute with that "folky-flute" gnome...

Want some real flute:

Try DALTON, early GENESIS (Twilight Alehouse), CELESTE, DE DE LIND...

Wow



You know, IMO it's more exciting to stick to the energetic and absolutely "UNreal" flute playing of Ian Anderson! Wink


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Originally posted by Lady In Black Lady In Black wrote:

Likely if trenches a die hard Yes fan I wouldn't listen to a band of Extreme Propg Metal.

But all the bands in this list are good listen to me!


Yea... Extreme Prog Metal is a no-go for meThumbs%20Down
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Jethro Tull bores me to death...seriously, I really can't stand one minute with that "folky-flute" gnome...

Want some real flute:

Try DALTON, early GENESIS (Twilight Alehouse), CELESTE, DE DE LIND...

Wow
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Originally posted by ProgBagel ProgBagel wrote:

The Beatles...can't stand em.
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Likely if trenches a die hard Yes fan I wouldn't listen to a band of Extreme Propg Metal.

But all the bands in this list are good listen to me!
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Well, no wonder I hate Yes fans. They hate the Who, and they're not too fond of the Tull. Or...the Beatles?!? This amuses me; it's obvious that the Yessers liked the Beatles a bit.

(And they don't like Rush? But Rush is like Yes Part Two: Yes with Balls (but a lesser grasp of melody).)
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Points: 2506 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 12 2007 at 04:47
Actually I like all, but I listen to PT the least.
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As a Yes fan, The Beatles are the ones i can't listen really, although I admit they were good musicians and a really important group that appeared.

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Originally posted by The Doctor The Doctor wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

the other well known one is of course the 5th Dimension but they weren't exactly folksie were they LOL  Willl have to think on others...

has anyone hearrd by the way the Syn's version of the The Gangster Opera.... think it was from 67.. .sounds like Squire and the boys were listening to Blind Willie McTell. LOL If sounds like they lifted the main riff right from his most famous song.
 
I've heard The Gangster Opera off of Original Syn...but the sound quality is atrocious...and I have no idea who Blind Willie McTell is.  Embarrassed


you must have the same copy I do.... on frickin acetate or some sh*t like that... isn't the riff the same as the Blind Willie McTell song made famous several years later by a seminal american band..  The Allman Brothers.... Statesboro Blues.  Listen to both and tell me it isn't exactly the same riff.
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Points: 8543 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 11 2007 at 23:52
Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

the other well known one is of course the 5th Dimension but they weren't exactly folksie were they LOL  Willl have to think on others...

has anyone hearrd by the way the Syn's version of the The Gangster Opera.... think it was from 67.. .sounds like Squire and the boys were listening to Blind Willie McTell. LOL If sounds like they lifted the main riff right from his most famous song.
 
I've heard The Gangster Opera off of Original Syn...but the sound quality is atrocious...and I have no idea who Blind Willie McTell is.  Embarrassed
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the other well known one is of course the 5th Dimension but they weren't exactly folksie were they LOL  Willl have to think on others...

has anyone hearrd by the way the Syn's version of the The Gangster Opera.... think it was from 67.. .sounds like Squire and the boys were listening to Blind Willie McTell. LOL If sounds like they lifted the main riff right from his most famous song.
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by Soul Dreamer Soul Dreamer wrote:

I cannot imagine anybody loving Yes and not at least liking Genesis or Pink Floyd (it happens....see the poll) That I cannot understand,  but to -less- like the Beatles and the Who is quite easy for me to understand... PT is a completely different ballgame, they are not related to the '70 music scene, and you just like them or not, since they are very different.



easy..... I'm more surprised that anyone who would  pick Rush than Genesis or Floyd.  Yes has always been tagged as a 'musicians' group... a group that musicians ... players... can really dig. Much like Rush has been

Genesis .. and Floyd are much in the same vein...  where the sum far exceeds the value of the parts. 
 
You're right, Yes is a band of great musicians, more than Genesis or PF.But the difference is not about that (could be...but isn't...). But to me all that counts is the compositions, because that's what I hear, and the compositions of the Floyd and Genesis are at least sometimes GREAT (eg. Firth of Fifth). I also cannot understand why some people choose Rush, because they have instrumental brilliancy and great compositions (eg. La Villa Strangiato)
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Points: 894 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 11 2007 at 23:40
Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by ghost_of_morphy ghost_of_morphy wrote:

Originally posted by ClassicRocker ClassicRocker wrote:

Originally posted by darqdean darqdean wrote:

hmm. Interesting.
 
As a casual non-voting observer opf this thread,  (yeah, I like Yes and own a lot of their albums, but don't think of myself as a fan per say), I'm suprised the Beatless are doing so badly as they are one of the few bands Yes covered, but I don't suppose too many Yesfans would like Simon and Garfunkel either.Wink


I guess Yes definitely knows how to translate other bands' songs well. Actually the other day I was listening to the Buffalo Springfield box set, and to my surprise, "Everydays" (recorded in '67) was on there! (And yes, that is the same song that Yes performed on "A Time And A Word.") Not many people seem to know that a Yes song was composed by Stephen Stills... I wonder what other American Folk(y)-Rock bands the members of Yes listened to...

(in advance - sorry for the tangential comment Smile)
 
I'm pretty sure that I've read that they listenened to Simon & Garfunkel early on.


you read correctly Clap... both Anderson and Squire were big fans.. and one of the commen musical loves they shared.


Of course S&G - the source of the famous "America"! (I was actually referring to the possibility of other bands in that vein outside of S&G and Buffalo Springfield that they drew influence from)
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Points: 46838 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 11 2007 at 23:35
Originally posted by ghost_of_morphy ghost_of_morphy wrote:

Originally posted by ClassicRocker ClassicRocker wrote:

Originally posted by darqdean darqdean wrote:

hmm. Interesting.
 
As a casual non-voting observer opf this thread,  (yeah, I like Yes and own a lot of their albums, but don't think of myself as a fan per say), I'm suprised the Beatless are doing so badly as they are one of the few bands Yes covered, but I don't suppose too many Yesfans would like Simon and Garfunkel either.Wink


I guess Yes definitely knows how to translate other bands' songs well. Actually the other day I was listening to the Buffalo Springfield box set, and to my surprise, "Everydays" (recorded in '67) was on there! (And yes, that is the same song that Yes performed on "A Time And A Word.") Not many people seem to know that a Yes song was composed by Stephen Stills... I wonder what other American Folk(y)-Rock bands the members of Yes listened to...

(in advance - sorry for the tangential comment Smile)
 
I'm pretty sure that I've read that they listenened to Simon & Garfunkel early on.


you read correctly Clap... both Anderson and Squire were big fans.. and one of the commen musical loves they shared.
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Points: 894 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 11 2007 at 23:34
Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by Soul Dreamer Soul Dreamer wrote:

I cannot imagine anybody loving Yes and not at least liking Genesis or Pink Floyd (it happens....see the poll) That I cannot understand,  but to -less- like the Beatles and the Who is quite easy for me to understand... PT is a completely different ballgame, they are not related to the '70 music scene, and you just like them or not, since they are very different.



easy..... I'm more surprised that anyone who would  pick Rush than Genesis or Floyd.  Yes has always been tagged as a 'musicians' group... a group that musicians ... players... can really dig. Much like Rush has been

Genesis .. and Floyd are much in the same vein...  where the sum far exceeds the value of the parts. 


Nice observation Micky - it seems that's a good explanation for the high numbers on the Beatles & the Who, too.
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Originally posted by ClassicRocker ClassicRocker wrote:

Originally posted by darqdean darqdean wrote:

hmm. Interesting.
 
As a casual non-voting observer opf this thread,  (yeah, I like Yes and own a lot of their albums, but don't think of myself as a fan per say), I'm suprised the Beatless are doing so badly as they are one of the few bands Yes covered, but I don't suppose too many Yesfans would like Simon and Garfunkel either.Wink


I guess Yes definitely knows how to translate other bands' songs well. Actually the other day I was listening to the Buffalo Springfield box set, and to my surprise, "Everydays" (recorded in '67) was on there! (And yes, that is the same song that Yes performed on "A Time And A Word.") Not many people seem to know that a Yes song was composed by Stephen Stills... I wonder what other American Folk(y)-Rock bands the members of Yes listened to...

(in advance - sorry for the tangential comment Smile)
 
I'm pretty sure that I've read that they listenened to Simon & Garfunkel early on.
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