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Bring back hanging
big blackaye, it's like people arguing about what house music is
big blackaye, it's like people arguing about what house music is
rock n roll is dance music etc etc ad nauseumwhen oh when will someone fuse dance music and rock and roll, I bet the kids would go crazy for that.
Not as in the back of the parka transfer?When I say rock and roll I mean as in the magazine "Maximum Rock And Roll".
Now the who were a rock and roll band. Also a rock band.When I say rock and roll I mean as in the magazine "Maximum Rock And Roll".
And on that note...Now the who were a rock and roll band. Also a rock band.
Wow, i didn't know the kids were getting it together in INSERT NAME HERE on INSERT DATE HERE.I'm not sure what we're talking about any more.
But yeh the first part of the Maximum Rnr archive is nearly up online; every issue from 80s to now scanned and searchable... some time in April apparently
In the same way that going on an areoplane to spain is.so basically rock n roll is shit then
i don't follow youIn the same way that going on an areoplane to spain is.
i don't follow you
no but I think they have more of an early modal blues feel... blues died when they retricted it to that lame 12 bar thing imo
OK well the genre died in the 1950s then.
I def would say they weren't - but not because of this mad argument about real drummers. They were, for me, a band very much against the r&b roots of rock and roll. A rock band maybe, but not a rock and roll band. They were closer to kraftwerk or some of the early chicago techno stuff.
when oh when will someone fuse dance music and rock and roll, I bet the kids would go crazy for that.
Yes I agree, I was being heavily ironic.idk what we're discussing here but dance music getting more rock-y: no this is/was a terrible idea. it killed jungle and dubstep.
You still managed to implant a Jive Bunny earworm that stayed in my head all dayYes I agree, I was being heavily ironic.