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| Ridzi |
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aku tak tahan tengok part diorang kebas cover seat dalam bas semata2 nak buat seluar leather....kaw kaw...pastu dia punya kangkang ...fuiiiyooooooooo lawak lawak....
2 kali dah aku tengok ni..
this is the Spinal Tap of Malaysia lahhhh...damn cun man |
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| HuntressM00n |
| Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 12:45 pm Post subject: |
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oh tak jemput saya..
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| liquidjive |
| Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 2:40 pm Post subject: |
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tu la macam best je layan cerita ni
tapi preview tunjuk mamat mamat tu macam bapok
betul ke?
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| omarjamaludin |
| Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 2:50 pm Post subject: |
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| silbi |
| Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 5:29 pm Post subject: |
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if you are in your lates 20s or 30++...memang wajib kena layan!! sure a lot of the jokes there will remind you about something in your past...
bebudak sekarang tak paham kot...but it's a good watch for those who are curious to know about the glitz and glamour of rock those days...
siapa ada sample sikit lagu Iron Maiden's trooper tu...haha..bangga siot!
rok uuuu.....
regards
ps - damn! i've not see spinal tap yet!...kena cari ni! |
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| Bode |
| Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 6:23 pm Post subject: |
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| HuntressM00n |
| Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 7:26 pm Post subject: |
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OMG, so mean!!!
rock is rock la weh... music is music.., u cant discriminate, at the end of the day, u still need ur bassist, drummer, vocalist and guitarist..
my goodness
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| HuntressM00n |
| Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 7:30 pm Post subject: |
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Bode bode, once again, u whore urself.
ahahhaahahhahahahahaa cute
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| IZZI |
| Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 10:27 pm Post subject: |
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rok uuuu.....
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huhuuuuuuuuuu... caya.. caya..
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| Bode |
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| HuntressM00n wrote: | Bode bode, once again, u whore urself.
ahahhaahahhahahahahaa cute |
Cant help it laaa....once a whore, always a whore... 
...but I'm gonna make the thread as a tribute to the 80's big hair rock era...I will post some stuff there as a guidance to the youger generations...hopefully I got time time...  |
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| HuntressM00n |
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hmm during the early 80's i was still in my diapers la........
but i get to see my dad in action with his long hair and guitar
that time he was a student... so i will sit under his table, when he is studying..
then tiba2 when he is bored, he will plug in his guitar and play a mini gig for me.
so yeah.. grew up with hootie and the blowfish,and mostly deep purple.
but it was awesome la..
the best thing when it time for me to sleep, he will play his guitar for me. until when i was 8 years old, he concentrated in his career edi, so his guitar collect dust.
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| adzakael |
| Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2005 2:26 pm Post subject: |
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silbi
ko x tgk spinal tap lg ke?
aku ade dvdnye
sape2 nak layan call aku
ade satu scene dlm citer tu tribute satu scene dlm "This Is Spinal Tap"
scene diorang nak kasi nampak 'sahabat' memasing nampak besar dgn menggunakan gumpalan sokabo
aku tgk dua kali gak dah
aku mmg tak kisah nak tgk skali lagi
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| mrbungle |
| Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2005 9:39 pm Post subject: |
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| liquidjive wrote: | tu la macam best je layan cerita ni
tapi preview tunjuk mamat mamat tu macam bapok
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sam.. rugi ko tak tgk... wei.. bila nak jam wei??...
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| Bode |
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This was a post in the same thread in jamtank...I thought it would be kinda relevant to post it here as well...since it helps the younger generation to explore the roots of where the present rock music came from:
| calibre2001 wrote: | Bode,
I was never into 80s hair/poodle metal (of the cheesy Van Halen variation) though I admire their wizardry skills on the guit. Anyway , what are some essential tunes that, in your opinion, defines tt era and should be learnt for starters for folks interested to endeavour into tt stuff? At the mo, only V Halen comes into mind.... |
I dont mean to put down the current crop of new school rock bands. Though I dont dig their music, that doesnt give me the right to put them down...and this is out of respect and because it's a free world. But when some people are beginning to get the wrong impression of the 80's rockers, and also some 'new school' rockers (whom I'm not at all impressed with their musicianship) start to get all big headed(as apparent in some interviews on mags and TV), I thought I might give my opinion on this subject.
80’s rock music was what I grew up on, and to be frank I would love to write pages and pages or even a book on it, but I’ll restrict myself to just a brief introduction. I’m not saying that all music from the 80’s early 90’s were good, that era has it’s fair share of bad Van Halen/Whitesnake clones. While guitar heroes ruled the world in the 80’s, there came a time towards the late 80’s where guitarists were trying to out do each other too much in terms of speed/technique, and guitar playing became more of a sport of ‘who’s the fastest/most difficult soloist’ rather than art. Every day, there seems to be a new album by a young guitarist who is faster than the previous one and it became ridiculous. I am by no means a technical snob in the sense that I only respect and listen to ‘soloists’. There are a lot of great guitarists who aren’t soloists as well, and these people also made an incredible impact in rock history…U2’s The Edge is a great example. Punk is simple, but it’s got attitude and I hear music and emotion in it. But what I was lamenting earlier is that even with these shortcomings in that era, there were great music/musicians to listen to, and I’m very frustrated that rock music today does not offer the same. Amongst the current bands ,some bands for instance like Greenday has got my respect for having the great ability to write great hooks(even though I’m not a fan of their music, but I do respect them). In the 80’s I used to hate rock bands like Poison and rap music, but after listening to the current crop of rock bands which rely on image and aggression alone whose music failed to spark an interest in me, I’m beginning to think the ‘crap’ music/musicians from the 80’s were not too bad! Now, I would rather listen to rap music rather than nu-metal. It’s not I’m telling what’s right or wrong…it’s just a matter of taste.
This introduction is by no means complete, as I similarly I can go on forever with a whole list of songs to listen and enjoy, but I hope this can be useful for starters and a brief introduction to 80’s rock. If you can get hold of the videos of these songs, it’s even better, because the cool thing about 80’s rock is the shows boast a lot of visual elements as well…with the musicians strutting their stuff on stage and the pompous representations of themselves(e.g. Van Halen’s drum set boasting 4 bass drums, Steve Vai’s heart shaped guitar, Yngwie twirling his guitar and David Lee Roth's leg-split jumps) Lol!:
Hear n Aid - Stars
"On May 20 and 21, 1985, 40 artists from the metal community gathered at A&M Records Studios to participate in the making of a record called "Stars," as a part of a very special project known as Hear 'N Aid. The "Stars" single and a video documentary on the making of the record was used to raise money for famine relief efforts in Africa and around the world. These 40 artists, along with hundreds of other volunteers, donated their time and talent over four months to make Hear 'N Aid a reality. "Stars" is a plea for unity in the fight against world hunger."
THE MUSICIANS & CHOIR :
TOMMY ALDRIDGE backing vocals
DAVID ALFORD backing vocals
CARMINE APPICE backing vocals
VINNIE APPICE drums, backing vocals
JIMMY BAIN bass, backing vocals
FRANKIE BANALI drums, backing vocals
ERIC BLOOM lead vocals
MICK BROWN backing vocals
VIVIAN CAMPBELL guitar, backing vocals
CARLOS CAVAZO guitar, backing vocals
AMIR DERAKH backing vocals
RONNIE JAMES DIO lead vocals
DON DOKKEN lead vocals
KEVIN DUBROW lead vocals
BRAD GILLIS guitar, backing vocals
CRAIG GOLDIE guitar, backing vocals
CHRIS HAGER backing vocals
ROB HALFORD lead vocals
CHRIS HOLMES backing vocals
BLACKIE LAWLESS backing vocals
GEORGE LYNCH guitar, backing vocals
YNGWIE MALMSTEEN guitar, backing vocals
MICK MARS guitar, backing vocals
DAVE MENIKETTI lead vocals
DAVE MURRAY guitar melody lines, backing vocals
VINCE NEIL backing vocals
TED NUGENT backing vocals
EDDIE OJEDA guitar, backing vocals
JEFF PILSON backing vocals
DONALD "BUCK DHARMA" ROESER guitar, backing vocals
DAVID ST. HUBBINS backing vocals
RUDY SARZO backing vocals
CLAUDE SCHNELL keyboards, backing vocals
NEIL SCHON guitar, backing vocals
PAUL SHORTINO lead vocals
DEREK SMALLS backing vocals
ADRIAN SMITH guitar melody lines, backing vocals
MARK STEIN vocals, backing vocals
GEOFF TATE lead vocals
MATT THORR backing vocals
These musicians are from amongst these bands(not a complete list):
Blue Oyster Cult
Dio
Dokken
Giuffria
Iron Maiden
Journey
Judas Priest
King Cobra
Motley Crue
Night Ranger
Queensryche
Quiet Riot
Rough Cutt
Spinal Tap
Twisted Sister
Vanilla Fudge
W.A.S.P.
Y&T
The guitar solos were played by:
Graig Goldy/ Eddie Ojeda
Vivian Campbell/ Brad Gillis
Neal Schon/ George Lynch
Yngwie Malmsteen/ Vivian Campbell
George Lynch/ Carlos Cavazo
Brad Gillis/ Craig Goldy/ Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser
This album has got it all…great vocals, great guitarists…great songs…and it grabs your balls from the very first chord of the opening track.
Whitesnake:
Still of the Night
Here I Go Again(1987)
Crying in the Rain
Iron Maiden
These guys ruled the 80’s as well. Classic hard rock.
The Number of the Beast
The Trooper
Aces High
Judas Priest
They invented heavy Metal…period. Try to find somebody who can sing like Rob Halford…please…because most of today’s rock singers whimper like wimps…
Electric Eye
Screaming for Vengeance
Freewheel Burning
Black Sabbath - Live Evil
This album is probably the darkest album of all time…featuring live versions of the classics during the Ronnie James Dio era. Without these guys, there would not be black/death or whatever metal there is today…and these guys are masters of their craft…(this is not mere screaming/groaning and jumping around…Ronnie James Dio’s vocal prowess is still unmatched today; he can control his vocals from a whisper to a scream and everything in between…while Tony Iommi is not only a master of the heaviest riffs…that man can solo till the fretboard melts as well…not just mindless dropped D power chord chugging. This man don’t need to go drop D to make the other current metal guitarists sound like pussies.
Heaven and Hell
Children of the Sea
Mob Rules
Van Halen
I’m a Van Halen fanatic…period. Got all their albums and read all interviews on Eddie Van Halen from 1978 to the present day.
Jump---it aint Heavy rock…but it showed that heavy rock and rollers can do the pop thing and rake money from the charts as well. This went to no.1 on the Pop charts! Lol!…though pop…the solo is still blazing.
Panama
Hot for Teacher
Girl Gone Bad
Drop dead legs
Ozzy Osbourne
I wore 3 Ozzy necklaces at the same time when I was 17…nuff said. That time, I mourned on the day Randy Rhoads died…I don’t speak to anybody on that day.
Mr. Crowley
Crazy Train
Revelation Mother Earth
Jake E Lee...fiery blazing solos...
Ozzy Osbourne - Bark at the Moon
Dio:
Holy Diver
Don’t Talk to Strangers
Rainbow in the Dark
If you call me a bad Gary moore clone, I will frankly take it as a compliment! Serious! Lol!
Gary Moore:
Victims of the Future
Murder in the Skies
Wishing Well
These can keep you busy for the meantime…
Man..this is one long and colourful post...I should get an award for this... |
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yes yet another award to bode.
for the most colorful and longest, yet interesting post..
i support it because he mentioned U2!!!! yeay U2 ROCKS!
thats all ihave to say..
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