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Topic Closed"Roger Daltrey" Vs "Ian Gillan"
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Poll Question: Two seminal classic rock bands. Two gr8 vocalists. Pick ur favourite.
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    Posted: December 31 2014 at 21:31
Don't know if it has been done before. But...
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2 sacred monsters.



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Gillan...but its very close..
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Daltrey.....but I much prefer the Who over Purple, so that plays a big part I'm sure.  In fact my favorite album featuring Ian would be Born Again, not the purps. 
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For the entirety of his work, I'd say Daltrey. For a single release, Gillan on Made in Japan.
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^Sweet child in time.......
I remember cranking that in my dark bedroom with the blacklight posters many decades ago.  Bought the vinyl on my last day of 9th grade....kickoff to a great summer.
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Originally posted by Finnforest Finnforest wrote:

^Sweet child in time.......
I remember cranking that in my dark bedroom with the blacklight posters many decades ago.  Bought the vinyl on my last day of 9th grade....kickoff to a great summer.
I saw Deep Purple in 1973 (I was 13!). My ears are still ringing.
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Originally posted by The Dark Elf The Dark Elf wrote:

Originally posted by Finnforest Finnforest wrote:

^Sweet child in time.......
I remember cranking that in my dark bedroom with the blacklight posters many decades ago.  Bought the vinyl on my last day of 9th grade....kickoff to a great summer.
I saw Deep Purple in 1973 (I was 13!). My ears are still ringing.


Wow...that would have been amazing! 

I had tix for Perfect Strangers but I got sick and had to give it away.  After spending an entire night camping out in frigid subzero weather for the tix.  God that sucked. 
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another vote for Roger, sir!!
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Gillan by a landslide. There's a musical generation gap I find The Who on the wrong side of and Deep Purple on the right side.
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The mighty Ian Gillian! I liked him with Deep Purple,Born Again with Black Sabbath(amazing album) & his solo efforts.
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I prefer the Who and Daltrey,,,,,but I recall a good show in Chicago in 71 or 72 where DP opened up for The Faces with Rod Stewart. About the only thing I recall about DP was that Lord at one point had his organ up against his leg with him lifting it slightly up and forward while he played.
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The Purps opening for the Faces.....just another Saturday night in 1971.  I'd walk a thousand miles to see that show today.....mainly for the Faces - Ronnie Lane! 
I like to feel the suspense when you're certain you know I am there.....
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Pretty close but I'll vote Daltry..
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Originally posted by Intruder Intruder wrote:

The Purps opening for the Faces.....just another Saturday night in 1971.  I'd walk a thousand miles to see that show today.....mainly for the Faces - Ronnie Lane! 

It was a good show in the old days.....but I have to say that The Faces were a little rough around the edges...both them and the Stones could be a little sloppy at times.
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A buddy of mine saw the Faces at the Hollywood Bowl in or around 1971.  He said that Rod invited the punters in the half-empty Bowl to move down to the front and have a drink (the Faces had a full bar on stage as a part of their show)......bad move - the LA crowd took Rod seriously and the front rows jumped up on stage and attacked the bar.  The folks in back moved in waves to the front.  The venue had to be cleared and the concert cancelled.  Just another Saturday night in 1971. 
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