Off: Rush & Knut etc.

Douglas Pearson ceres at SIRIUS.COM
Thu Dec 18 15:52:41 EST 1997


Jon Browne counters:

>In article <3.0.2.32.19971218005415.0308f8f8 at online.no>,
>cannibal at CUTEY.COM writes
>>
>>NO WAY!! QUEEN were far more inventive and
>>had a much more varied and smart unflunces of past musical history as
well

Even though I wouldn't be caught dead actually listening to them, I DO have
to give Queen credit for having the good taste to very blatantly rip off
the Move (circa 'Shazam' & 'Looking On') and the Pretty Things (circa 'S.F.
Sorrow' & 'Parachute').  Those are four albums I listed to pretty
frequently.

>>as oodles of panache, and an uncanny pop sensibility!
>
>And you actually have the temerity to cast aspersions on my musical
>taste?!?! :) Well, Sting and Phil Collins to you!

Don't forget that (as I boldly attempt to veer somewhat on-topic) Phil
Collins plays drums in the same rhythm section as Paul Rudolph on several
tracks on Brian Eno's solo albums, and then there's the Reactivators
version of "Nuclear Waste" ... (but also don't forget that none of this
should be taken to imply that these 3 acts do not SUCK, 'cause they do!)

        -Doug
         ceres at sirius.com



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