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Even Steve Howe leaves the decals on!!!

After Close to the Edge I lost interest in Yes.

After Peter Gabriel left Genesis I lost interest, never lost interest in his solo albums.
After Songs from the Wood I kind of lost interest in Jethro Tull.
Hung in 'til the end with Pink Floyd.
Always happy to hear any King Crimson.
I kind of lost interest in Gentle Giant after The Power and the Glory or Freehand.
Hung in there for Bowie until Let's Dance.

Kinda funny how musical tastes can vary so wildly. I...

Liked Yes starting with 90125.
Am a fan of Peter Gabriel's solo work and Genesis after he left.
Could only tolerate Aqualung.
Loved Floyd after they got rid of Roger Waters.
Never cared for King Crimson at all.
Have no idea who Gentle Giant is.
Enjoyed Bowie starting with Let's Dance.
 
Kinda funny how musical tastes can vary so wildly. I...

Liked Yes starting with 90125.
Am a fan of Peter Gabriel's solo work and Genesis after he left.
Could only tolerate Aqualung.
Loved Floyd after they got rid of Roger Waters.
Never cared for King Crimson at all.
Have no idea who Gentle Giant is.
Enjoyed Bowie starting with Let's Dance.
It is interesting.
I'm gonna guess you are 20 years younger than me (I'm 63 so my list is fairly typical I would think).
 
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This picture is only from the RRHOF induction where Steve only played bass on a song, and the song he hates most; Owner Of A Lonely Heart. LOL!!
Geddy played Roundabout, so maybe they wanted a definite pick sound on OOALH.

$100 bill says its was a loaner or rental bass, nothing more.
 
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Just for the sake of keeping the facts straight, the first Brit Ric bass hero was Pete Quaife of the Kinks.

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And Entwistle bought the second, then Squire.
 
No it's not cool because it means there is still the plastic film on the pickguard.

Well on the Fenders it does.
Uh, no plastic film was ever used on Rick pickguards, that's more of a 7ender thing.

So one TB member adds an apostrophe where it's not necessary and another omits one where it is necessary. What's the world coming to? If we had enough decals and stickers we could fix this problem. And many more of this world's problems. As you can tell I'm a fan of apostrophes. :)

M. M.
the crux of the biscuit is the apostrophe
 
This picture is only from the RRHOF induction where Steve only played bass on a song, and the song he hates most; Owner Of A Lonely Heart. LOL!!
Geddy played Roundabout, so maybe they wanted a definite pick sound on OOALH.

$100 bill says its was a loaner or rental bass, nothing more.


I would have thought it'd be the opposite, you can't even hear the pick in "Owner of a Lonely Heart, in fact there's very little treble, I never would have known it was Chris Squire.
 
It is interesting.
I'm gonna guess you are 20 years younger than me (I'm 63 so my list is fairly typical I would think).

For sure. Closer than 20 years... But not much. ;)

I prefer the more refined sounds of prog groups. I have a hard time with freshman year weirdnesses while most of them developed. That being said, I do prefer older Rush. ... But also 80's synthesizer Rush. So I'm weird, myself.
 
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I would have thought it'd be the opposite, you can't even hear the pick in "Owner of a Lonely Heart, in fact there's very little treble, I never would have known it was Chris Squire.

Owner Of A Loney at the breakdown, the pick playing can be more heard on the chorded section.
On the original it was Trevor Horn producing, he seems to have a major influence on its sound...he also was the person that insisted this would be made into a song after hearing (guitar Trevor) playing a riff during soundcheck.

But back to the RRHOF performance, if you hear Geddy on Roundabout, he has a very meatier tone going on, it sounds good but way fatter than Chris' tone.
 
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Owner Of A Loney at the breakdown, the pick playing can be more heard on the chorded section.
On the original it was Trevor Horn producing, he seems to have a major influence on its sound...he also was the person that insisted this would be made into a song after hearing (guitar Trevor) playing a riff during soundcheck.

But back to the RRHOF performance, if you hear Geddy on Roundabout, he has a very meatier tone going on, it sounds good but way fatter than Chris' tone.

Yes, the riff to 'Owner Of A Lonely Heart' is catchy and I'm not expert on either one but Chris played with a pick right next to the bridge and Geddy used his fingers, Geddy used a Jazz on that too didn't he?
 
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when people insist on keeping the push/pull tone knob descriptor decal on, it completely baffles me. I’ve even see one or two photos where the treble pickup cover was removed but the push/pull knob decal remained on.

The one that completely blows my mind is that Pat Metheny still has the plastic This Is What This Knob Does overlay on his Roland G-303 guitar. C'mon dude, you've been playing that same axe for close to 40 years, is it really that hard to figure out what 6 pots and 2 switches do?!?!
 
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Kinda funny how musical tastes can vary so wildly. I...

Liked Yes starting with 90125.
Am a fan of Peter Gabriel's solo work and Genesis after he left.
Could only tolerate Aqualung.
Loved Floyd after they got rid of Roger Waters.
Never cared for King Crimson at all.
Have no idea who Gentle Giant is.
Enjoyed Bowie starting with Let's Dance.

I would HIGHLY recommend Gentle Giant - unusual, but damned fine musicians.....start with "The Power and the Glory". You'll thank me later..Then, listen to Camel (The Band) "Mirage"....your life will be transformed into a special place

 
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