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when do we get to see a quality Konungadottrarna vid?

I notice how a lot of the players, especially from the last couple of generations, speak about guitars in basic physical terms. Players now have too much of a head full of technical terms from guitar magazine tabs. If anyone besides Gilmour called the strings "wires", they'd get laughed out of th...

is that Sean Astin with Gollum at 5:27?

@b44styreraug it almost sounded like a mexican disco at the beginning.

anyone who can write something like the rain song is a legend.

the dude on the mixing desk is the unsung hero of this video.

at 1:26 I swear I can hear a girl laughing at Blue, and that he notices. @deadfeak: I remember hearing a comedian growing up who said that Mick Jagger was like a rooster on acid raised by black people, no offence to anyone but it seemed a good description of his dancing style.

if anyone here is American, I don't want to offend you.

@kowy88 i think Coverdale got a lot of his style from DIo, even though I'll definitely give him his own credit from blues etc., especially if you listen to Mistreated.

this reminds me so much of the riff for "money for nuthin"

for me I can hear a lot of Coltrane in Carlos' tone, I think I saw him presenting a grammy where he was joking around and said it went to "a Love Supreme".

I remember in the 90s there was a BBC documentary series on rock music, and about 10 times they said "the asthmatic Keith Relf". You'd think he had his puffer out after each verse.

Clapton without Cream is Clapton, but with Bruce and Baker supporting the solos, he's "Clapton". Cream should've stayed together for at least another three albums.

now all he has to do is play with a Miles Davis fusion tribute band, and we might get an idea how the 70s would have sounded.

I'd listen to Spooky Tooth, but I get scared.