Jimmy Buffett discussion
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MonumentBeach wrote:Ready for a time-warp?
Expect this announced soon....a summer tour with 3 of the biggest bands from the 80's...Styx, Foreigner, and Asia...
http://www.therockradio.com/2007/02/sty ... works.html
Led Zeppelin is still a RUMOR, as it has been for years now.CaptainP wrote:So...on tour this summer:
Van Halen
Asia
Police
STYX
Foreigner
Led Zeppelin
Jimmy Buffett
Roger Waters (performing DSOTM)
This IS a time-warp!!!
Lightning Bolt wrote:"You know how I know you're gay.... ?
You have an Asia poster hanging in your room"
That is correct....unless something changes from last year. Gramm's voice is shot IMHO! Too bad, he used to have one of the best R&R voices in the biz!a1aara wrote:I don't think Lou Gramm sings for Foreigner anymore?
And I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing. Styx wasn't really Styx until Tommy Shaw came on board IMHO! His talents really kicked up the band a notch!Big Jimmy wrote:MonumentBeach wrote:Ready for a time-warp?
Expect this announced soon....a summer tour with 3 of the biggest bands from the 80's...Styx, Foreigner, and Asia...
http://www.therockradio.com/2007/02/sty ... works.html
Too bad Styx is down to only two orginal members. Ever since they kicked out Dennis DeYoung-- Styx hasn't been the same.
I heard some stuff from Tommy Shaw and Jack Blades the other day on XM that actually didn't sound that bad, I think it was a Yes cover.ConchRepublican wrote:Where's Night Ranger and Loverboy?????????
And Triumph!ConchRepublican wrote:Where's Night Ranger and Loverboy?????????
i agree. plus those bands really came out in the 70's. i'm just a bit older than you monument.LIPH wrote:I wouldn't go to this for free. That's a lot of bad music.
I picked up the Shaw/Blades CD years ago and didn't care for it, but it wasn't what I expected. I thought it would be in the STYX, Night Ranger, Damn Yankees power rock mode, and it was more acoustic and mellow. I have to dig it out. It was probably decent, but not what I was looking for/expecting at the time.Tiki Torches wrote:I heard some stuff from Tommy Shaw and Jack Blades the other day on XM that actually didn't sound that bad, I think it was a Yes cover.ConchRepublican wrote:Where's Night Ranger and Loverboy?????????
How about this, about 7 years ago my wife and I caught a show at the Meadowlands which we have since dubbed "The Old, Fat and Bald Tour".Havaña Dreamer wrote:And Triumph!ConchRepublican wrote:Where's Night Ranger and Loverboy?????????
MacPhin wrote:i agree. plus those bands really came out in the 70's. i'm just a bit older than you monument.LIPH wrote:I wouldn't go to this for free. That's a lot of bad music.
There was no Skynyrd in the 80s until they reunited in 1987 for the anniversary of the plane crash. That version of Skynyrd has never even come close to the promise of the original band which is kinda hard to do when the heart and soul of the group perished in the plane crash.MacPhin wrote:great eighties bands would be b-52's, pretenders, dire straits, joe jackson, squeeze, huey lewis & the news. i guess the more i think about it the great bands of the 80's had it going in the 70's also.....stones, led zep, allman brothers, skynard, zz top, outlaws, bonnie raitt, stevie ray vaughn, i could go on...