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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Rods2 on 28 April 2018, 00:35:55
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I know their are a fair few on here including one or two closet fans. Well the good news for you is that after getting together, for real, as a result of their recent virtual tour (Music experts; what is a virtual tour?) they have decided to go into the recording studio and create some new music. A new CD just before Christmas should make TBs Christmas shopping easy for Mrs TB. :y :y :y
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Well, I'm all for it, if it's like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ixa1kXjMhAU
There's actually an album of a whole load of ABBA songs in metal style, which is great !
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Well, I'm all for it, if it's like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ixa1kXjMhAU
There's actually an album of a whole load of ABBA songs in metal style, which is great !
I agree as I find their middle of the road 'pop' style much to tame for me. This metal version is good :y :y :y even better, I'm sure, will be that wild animal Lord Opti's thrash metal concert of all the major ABBA hits. Sepultura's Roots album will sound tame in comparison! :P :P :P https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_6IjeprfEs (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_6IjeprfEs)
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I believe TB couldn't sleep last night, he's so excited :o
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Me too; I broke so many wishbones over those two gorgeous girls, you wouldn't believe! :-[
Ron.
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Me too; I broke so many wishbones over those two gorgeous girls, you wouldn't believe! :-[
Ron.
Dirty old so-and-so, but yes the brunette one !
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Guilty as charged, Mr. Rog; how many years has it been? I still would! :y
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I'd sooner have a new Led Zeppelin album to look forward to, although ABBA are all very sweet! :D ;)
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Ah yes, Lizzie, buy you don't have the same reasons for liking ABBA as we blokes have! :-X
Ron.
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Guilty as charged, Mr. Rog; how many years has it been? I still would! :y
Yep, absolutely. But I didn't realize that she was as old as that ::)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anni-Frid_Lyngstad#/media/File:Anni-Frid_Lyngstad,_May_2013.jpg
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I'd sooner have a new Led Zeppelin album to look forward to, although ABBA are all very sweet! :D ;)
Well yes of course, but that's not going to happen is it ?
If you need a good old fashioned ear bashing, take a listen to The Dead Daisies album Make Some Noise :y
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Ah yes, Lizzie, buy you don't have the same reasons for liking ABBA as we blokes have! :-X
Ron.
True! ;D ;D ;D
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I'd sooner have a new Led Zeppelin album to look forward to, although ABBA are all very sweet! :D ;)
Well yes of course, but that's not going to happen is it ?
If you need a good old fashioned ear bashing, take a listen to The Dead Daisies album Make Some Noise :y
It should do though! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)
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I actually have a couple of ABBA cds and quite enjoy listening to them.Led Zeppelin,Black Sabbath etc were not my cup of tea-although I do have a couple of records by Alice Cooper.Making these new recordings may or may not prove to be a mistake-but time will tell on that one.
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In reality I really try to avoid wallowing too much in the past.
The first Zeppelin album was a masterpiece that I still revel in, but it's unrealistic to expect another like it. The same applies to many many others, Hendrix, Deep Purple, The Beatles whatever, here goes a potentially huge list. But It's all in the past. By all means continue to enjoy it all, but also . . . . move on.
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No point moving on. Very little good music produced after the mid 70,s. A few exceptions of course, with Stevie Ray Vaghan being the biggest exception. Imo of course.
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No point moving on. Very little good music produced after the mid 70,s. A few exceptions of course, with Stevie Ray Vaghan being the biggest exception. Imo of course.
Well . . . . . . I could agree, but then we'd both be wrong
For centuries people have said that the current and/or past music is best. In 20 years time people will say that of 2018.
Incidentally, my favourite era is probably 80s/early 90s american rock/metal, but no really strong views
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I agree on the 70's / 80's. This weeks play list has included several days of The Cult, original Lynyrd Skynyrd, Ten Years After, Cactus, Stone Temple Pilots, SRV, Rory Gallagher (rarely a week goes by without listening to the maestro) Eric Clapton with John Mayall & also the Allman Brothers, several Blues compilations along with modern bands like Nine Inch Nails and Slipknot. :y :y :y
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Mrs TB was like a safari park chimp when she heard the news. Gawd help me.
Its not that I particularly dislike ABBA - its unoffensive, melodic pop with well written lyrics, and guaranteed to fill an empty dancefloor at the xmas disco - its just I do get a bit sick of it.
But the film, I fickin hate that like you wouldn't believe - I saw the stage show years ago when it opened, and thought that was pretty good (except it meant a night in Londonium), but the film is just plain crap and annoying. And the DVD is in the bloody car.
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Mrs TB was like a safari park chimp when she heard the news. Gawd help me.
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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At least with such as ABBA you could tell what they were singing unlike a lot of the rubbish pedalled as music these days!While my musical tastes stretch back to Mozart,Sibelius etc. I do like some modern artists-last cd I bought was the Beautiful Trauma album by Pink-I'm just a little unsure about such "comebacks" being a good move.We shall see.
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I'm sure Mrs TB is fully appreciative of the comparison with a safari park chimp ::) :-X