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moxham123 wrote:I am a fan of Black Sabbath ever since their first album but they did not create heavy metal. However, they did take it to the next level. There were several bands in the 60s who were the catalysts of what would become heavy metal; one of which was Blue Cheer, who are credited as being one of the pioneer bands of heavy metal.
Blue Cheer was a blues band who's guitarist went to Sears and bought a Sears Fuzz Tone Control.

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Shortly after that, guitar players were buying the Muff Fuzz.

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And then they started buying the Boss Metal-Zone, and good guitar tone was set back by 20 years.

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for some reason ive been listening to a LOT of Bruce Springsteen's "Seegers sessions" lately
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFJSA5ONI7I

Its totally not my normal music, but I find myself putting it on all the time.
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Lots of old Johnny Winter vids.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Tyg5SJDpiQ
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lonewolf wrote:It wasn't like either one had much time to be influenced by the other. They came up at pretty much the same time with Sabbath's 1st album debuting a year after Zep.

Don't let Dazed And Confused and Paranoid make you dazed and confused and paranoid.

Because of all the acoustic and clean-tone guitar work, I never considered Led Zep to be a metal band.
Geezer is quoted in the liner notes of the box set "Symptoms of the Universe" that LZ was a BIG influence and they even went as far to worry that Paranoid sounded too much like LZ.

LZ weren't always "metal" but when they were, it was awesome.

I love both bands, btw.
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CLUTCH !!!!
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You guys are great. I learn so much from you all. Keep them coming. I am enjoying reading this.

I thought the way they got the distortion sound back in the 60's was from cutting their speakers? When the advent of distortion pedals come about?

As for the topic at hand: I am still listening to Joe Bonamassa non stop. I want to get a tab book of some of his stuff. If I can find it.

Some of the bands listed are really good. I like most of them, and can see why you would listen to them constantly.
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Here is another one from Bonamassa.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMXXnLSR ... r55h8zpYH0
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I thought this guy invented metal! ha ha ha

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:shock: :shock: :shock: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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The old Sabbath vs. Zeppelin thing again...this thread took a train wreck right into a pile of shit and came out smelling like politics.. Man I love that smell.
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bassist_25 wrote:And then they started buying the Boss Metal-Zone, and good guitar tone was set back by 20 years.

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It's not what you use, it's knowing how to use it, now will you please quit Paul..please. :lol:
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Volbeat... :D
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Awesome Led Zep footage you must admit! :shock: :shock:
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The names change up every so often as I hear new stuff, but as of right now, I've been locked into four names that I can't stop listening to: Porcupine Tree (the longest-running, I've been hooked on them consistently since they opened for Yes at the Bryce Jordan Center several years ago), Fair to Midland, Lacuna Coil and Volbeat. Shinedown has been growing steadily with me as well; Amaryllis will be one of my next CD purchases.

As far as more classic stuff, early '70s Yes and Peter Gabriel-era Genesis have been doing more time in my CD player of late; I can't ever get tired of hearing that stuff!
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metalchurch wrote:
It's not what you use, it's knowing how to use it, now will you please quit Paul..please. :lol:
Haha, I knew you were gonna give me shit, Joe, for dissin' on the Metal-Zone. :lol:
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why can't i get any love on my music? :cry:

i get no props, not even one :oops:

who doesn't like Jackyl, they are national and classic

these guys rock,they been rockin for almost ever,
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Bonamassa is kick ass too. I wore out his CD's last year.
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xero380 wrote:Volbeat... :D
My gf is a huge fan of Volbeat...they got a song or two I've been diggin'...but I'd have to say the new Megadeth has gotten some steady airplay at my crib as of late.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEG0buzC ... re=related

i'm speechless, can i get some props?
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jetcitywoman wrote:can i get some props?
no :lol: :lol: jk
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Why do you need "props" so badly? This threads NOT about you or your goofy drunken antics. Its for everyone to share what music they have recently been digging a lot.
You're about the biggest attention whore I've ever encountered.

Anyway back to the topic, for the past 2 months I have been on a huge Blood For Blood kick. Gets me pumped up, makes me feel good.

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jetcitywoman wrote:why can't i get any love on my music? :cry:

i get no props, not even one :oops:

who doesn't like Jackyl, they are national and classic

these guys rock,they been rockin for almost ever,
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There are some great bands listen here. I think this is the longest I been on a kick like this for a while.

Here are some more Bonamassa tunes.

Seagull - Bad Company did great with it. This is version is pretty good also.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arMRkqk0 ... plpp_video

And here is Just Got Paid.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LF8rfPR2 ... re=related

Then here is Blues Deluxe.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUyA1_NG ... re=related
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