#1688039 - 07/13/1606:30 PM
Re: The Heavy Metal Thread
[Re: Mitch P.]
JLMOS
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Originally Posted By: Mitch P.
Originally Posted By: JLMOS
Victor Arduini used to be my guitar teacher back in 1979-1980.
I remember one day when Vic was teaching me the intro to The Who's "Behind Blue Eyes" I started to pick the strings wrong and discovered that it was almost the same chord structure to Ten Years After's "I'd Love to Change the World" and we both said.. Well, how about that?
Ha-Ha, boy those were the days!!! Jamming in the basement of Vic's parents' house in Plainville,Vic/guitar, my cousin Mark/guitar,Jeff W./guitar, Rich S./bass, John P./drums (me/guitar, (when they'd let me play) HA-HA) along with quarts of beer... life was fun.
I still have Fates Warnings first vinyl LP "Night on Bröcken" somewhere buried in my closet along with all my guitars, & amp, etc...
Thank you Mitch for posting that about the new album. You have brought up some fond memories of "In the days of my youth"!!!
Edited by JLMOS (07/13/1607:50 PM) Edit Reason: added content
I should've been here yesterday? I was... And I didn't catch anything then either!!!
"Cheese has no business being on a turkey sandwich."~ Silas Robertson
"This here not keeping score crap; Ends today! " ~ Frank Barone
"I want to go back And do it all over But I can't go back I know" ~ Eddie Money
Saw Guns N' Roses yesterday at Metlife Stadium for the "Not in This Lifetime" tour. They put on a heck of a show, especially in this heat. It was Slash's birthday, and he was on fire.
They're going to do it all over again tonight.
They certainly aren't jipping fans with this tour. The set list and length is just awesome. They played for almost 3 hours.
I saw them back in the day, but it was great to share the experience with the wife and some friends who have never seen them, including a great pre-game tail gate!
Yesterday's show ranks up in their in my top 10, and I've seen quite a few.
A few pics ...
The set list.
It's So Easy Mr. Brownstone Chinese Democracy Welcome to the Jungle Double Talkin' Jive Estranged Live and Let Die Rocket Queen You Could Be Mine Attitude (Misfits cover) This I Love Civil War Coma Speak Softly Love Sweet Child O' Mine Better Out Ta Get Me Wish You Were Here (Pink Floyd cover) (Slash & Richard Fortus Guitar Duet) November Rain Knockin' on Heaven's Door Nightrain
Encore: Patience The Seeker (The Who cover) Paradise City
#1689077 - 07/25/1607:28 AM
Re: The Heavy Metal Thread
[Re: Mitch P.]
scooter72
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My buddy saw G & R at Gillette last week, said they were awesome. I remember seeing them with Metallica and Faith no More about 25 years ago, they sounded like sh*t. Metallica blew them off the stage. But I guess this latest version is pretty good from what I hear.
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#1691587 - 08/20/1611:08 PM
Re: The Heavy Metal Thread
[Re: Mitch P.]
mrmooch1
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I did not know the album would be that long, but I'm psyched. Death Magnetic is tremendous. This song is solid, and they are saying that this album really gets back to their roots. I can't stomach St. Anger. It is a total train wreck, as was Reload. I'm praying this is as good as DM, as I don't think they have too many albums left in them. Truly one of the greatest bands ever, and hands down my favorite for the past 30 years. Hard to believe they've been making music for 35 years and are still going heavy! Rock on!!
PS Listening to the Pandora stream of their live show from the new Metrodome as I type this. They are amazing live. Can't wait to see them again.
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