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Old 11-18-2012, 10:13 AM
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Rival Sons – Very cool new Blues Rock band

Rival Sons – Very cool new Blues Rock band

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Old 11-21-2012, 11:27 PM
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Hey Richland,

I've been a huge fan of theirs for a few months now. Every member brings a different flavor to the table. Oddly enough, it tastes like a mixture of Led Zeppelin, The Doors, The Beatles and Humble Pie. IMO, they're one of the best bands to surface over the last decade. If you like them, I would recommend "Gruhak", "Gary Clark Jr.", and "Paul Weller".

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Old 11-22-2012, 12:19 AM
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Saw them last year when they were supporting Judas Priest. Been hooked on them ever since. They are just plain amazing.
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I watched all the videos and I don't get it. Why would you listen to this when you could listen to Led Zep, Free or if you wanted a modern take Black Keys.

I love blues rock but this is so derivative and unoriginal.
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I am really digging this stuff, thanks for turning me onto it.
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Great band! I saw 'em open up for Alice Cooper a few years ago.
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I've been a fan for a long time. I agree, they're very derivative and bring nothing new to the genre but I don't care, the sh*t sounds good. The singer makes the band.
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If you like that, you'll dig this...Vintage Trouble.

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I like this trend towards reviving the great sounds of the past.
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I watched all the videos and I don't get it. Why would you listen to this when you could listen to Led Zep, Free or if you wanted a modern take Black Keys.

I love blues rock but this is so derivative and unoriginal.
Wow, that's a sucky attitude...IMHO of course.
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I watched all the videos and I don't get it. Why would you listen to this when you could listen to Led Zep, Free or if you wanted a modern take Black Keys.

I love blues rock but this is so derivative and unoriginal.
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Wow, that's a sucky attitude...IMHO of course.
I can see Alan's point. They sound good but not really anything original here. However, I would listen to them because I also like Zeppelin, Free, etc. I like the fact that they are kind of a throwback to late 60s/mid 70s rock.
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I watched all the videos and I don't get it. Why would you listen to this when you could listen to Led Zep, Free or if you wanted a modern take Black Keys.

I love blues rock but this is so derivative and unoriginal.
And we're all doing completely original stuff in our bands? You could make the argument that Led Zep was just ripping off any of a number of bluesmen (Hooker, Waters, Johnson, etc.). Haters gonna hate ...

I'm glad that I saw these links; good stuff!!!
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I can see Alan's point. They sound good but not really anything original here. However, I would listen to them because I also like Zeppelin, Free, etc. I like the fact that they are kind of a throwback to late 60s/mid 70s rock.
I don't really see the point at all...it's not like they're covering Led Zeppelin or whoever else you wanna lump them with.

The music is original and even though it harkens back to the sounds and styles of years past, I think it has a freshness to it that is...well...refreshing!

Rather than having your sensibility offended by new music with a familiar twist, why not embrace it for keeping the genre alive?
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I don't really see the point at all...it's not like they're covering Led Zeppelin or whoever else you wanna lump them with.

The music is original and even though it harkens back to the sounds and styles of years past, I think it has a freshness to it that is...well...refreshing!

Rather than having your sensibility offended by new music with a familiar twist, why not embrace it for keeping the genre alive?
I think the point is I don't hear anything new. I understand that in Rock there is nothing new and everybody borrows from each other etc etc but these guys are facsimiles of other songs/players.
Can they play - of course and very well.
Is the song any good.... up for debate.

And I'm not offended I eagerly lap up new music with enthusiasm and can't wait for the new take on something old. Sadly for me this isn't it.
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Wow, that's a sucky attitude...IMHO of course.
Classic passive aggressive response.

Please quantify yourself, why does it suck? It's an opinion not an attitude.

I love music and more to the point I love new music.

Every time I click a link I hope it's going to excite me.
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I think the point is I don't hear anything new. I understand that in Rock there is nothing new and everybody borrows from each other etc etc but these guys are facsimiles of other songs/players.
Can they play - of course and very well.
Is the song any good.... up for debate.

And I'm not offended I eagerly lap up new music with enthusiasm and can't wait for the new take on something old. Sadly for me this isn't it.
I agree.
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Nice!!

Richland123, appreciate it!! Sounds cool to me!!

Double E: Thanks for the addition of Vintage Trouble too! Both these bands sound cool to me...
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I don't really see the point at all...it's not like they're covering Led Zeppelin or whoever else you wanna lump them with.

The music is original and even though it harkens back to the sounds and styles of years past, I think it has a freshness to it that is...well...refreshing!

Rather than having your sensibility offended by new music with a familiar twist, why not embrace it for keeping the genre alive?
I'm talking more about their style than anything else. Yes they are writing original songs but in terms of style its not anything that we haven't heard before. To me, they sound like they are trying to sound like Zeppelin. As I said, I like what they are doing and would listen to them.
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Old 11-23-2012, 03:45 AM
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Classic passive aggressive response.

Please quantify yourself, why does it suck? It's an opinion not an attitude.

I love music and more to the point I love new music.

Every time I click a link I hope it's going to excite me.
I think (shamefully) I was being aggressive-aggressive. I said your attitude sucked, that's pretty direct. My apologies.

You post put me on the offense, I guess, because I listened to these guys and thought it was good.

What struck me was your position (attitude) that there's no room for this music since we all can just listen to Led Zeppelin or Free. That just seems silly to me. They are being loyal to a genre with new original songs.

I dig that there is a new generation of musicians and listeners that are making and buying this music.
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I think (shamefully) I was being aggressive-aggressive. I said your attitude sucked, that's pretty direct. My apologies.

You post put me on the offense, I guess, because I listened to these guys and thought it was good.

What struck me was your position (attitude) that there's no room for this music since we all can just listen to Led Zeppelin or Free. That just seems silly to me. They are being loyal to a genre with new original songs.

I dig that there is a new generation of musicians and listeners that are making and buying this music.
We're cool

I'm certainly not one of those guys who is ''if it's not as good as Free or Led Zeppelin then why bother''. I wouldn't be able to make music myself.
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