Which warriors would you rather be stranded on Seabrook Island with for a month?

Steven Wagenheim

15 years ago

I voted for you and TMG.

I'll keep my reasons private.

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ThomM 15 years ago

Tough one Val.
I went with 2 other random OT'ers.
I was thinking Jared and :rolleyes:
I figured with Jared's farming skills and mine we would live like kings.
The other Warrior would have to be a female that could put up with us and not be a pain in the ass.
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valerieSONORA

15 years ago

You can vote for more than one choice

I thought you would have voted for Indy Thom, then you can learn how to become a sorcerer and how to defeat the bilderburgers.

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Killer Joe

15 years ago

Appearently, the proper due diligence before answering this one would be to go back through a lot of the threads and see if you can determine which of these OT posters is likely to show up with the most weed.

I'd pick Paul Myers and HeySal. I love reading both of them.

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KimW

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Killer Joe

Appearently, the proper due diligence before answering this one would be to go back through a lot of the threads and see if you can determine which of these OT posters is likely to show up with the most weed.

KJ

I think you want to pick ThomM then

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15 years ago

Originally Posted by KimW

I think you want to pick ThomM then

Yep that would be me

Plus I would bring some seeds so the supply would be endless.

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Steven Wagenheim

15 years ago

Why would anybody want to be stuck on an island with me and Kim? We'd
be spending half the time trying to out-do each other with stupid music
trivia.

Talk about driving the native population crazy.

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Steven Wagenheim

15 years ago

And where did you come up with these crazy combos from anyway?

I mean Gareth and Paul Myers?

That's like too bizarre for me to even try to wrap my head around.

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ThomM

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Steven Wagenheim

And where did you come up with these crazy combos from anyway?

I mean Gareth and Paul Myers?

That's like too bizarre for me to even try to wrap my head around.

My thoughts exactly .

Why would anybody want to be stuck on an island with me and Kim? We'd
be spending half the time trying to out-do each other with stupid music
trivia.

And I'd keep on bringing up groups and songs trying to stump both of you, like Cat Mother and the All Night News

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Steven Wagenheim 15 years ago

Originally Posted by ThomM

My thoughts exactly .

And I'd keep on bringing up groups and songs trying to stump both of you, like Cat Mother and the All Night News

Yeah, the 3 of us would be like the 3 geeks of musicdom.

How long before we're all either shot or banished?
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KimW

15 years ago

Originally Posted by ThomM

Yep that would be me

Plus I would bring some seeds so the supply would be endless.

Twenty years ago I would ahve given you a run for the money tho!

Originally Posted by ThomM

My thoughts exactly .

And I'd keep on bringing up groups and songs trying to stump both of you, like Cat Mother and the All Night News

Ha, you are right, I haven't heard that band named since probably the mid 70's!

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ThomM

15 years ago

I can keep them coming Kim.
Nazz, Joe Byrd and the Field Hippies, Nice.
I'm sure you and Steve could come up with a few I never heard of also.

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Steven Wagenheim

15 years ago

Originally Posted by ThomM

I can keep them coming Kim.
Nazz, Joe Byrd and the Field Hippies, Nice.
I'm sure you and Steve could come up with a few I never heard of also.

Nazz, Todd Rundgren's band. Of course without Todd, Nazz would have
been like the Raiders without Mark Lindsey.

So many bands would have been nothing without that one presence, usually
the lead singer but sometimes another member, though rare.

There are a few exceptions of bands that went on to be big even when
their lead singer left, such as Van Halen when Sammy Hager took over, but
then look who you're talking about. The guy actually had a better voice
than David Lee Roth. Roth was more of a showman.

Anyway, don't ask me what this has to do with anything.

I'm just rambling again.

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ThomM

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Steven Wagenheim

Nazz, Todd Rundgren's band. Of course without Todd, Nazz would have
been like the Raiders without Mark Lindsey.

So many bands would have been nothing without that one presence, usually
the lead singer but sometimes another member, though rare.

There are a few exceptions of bands that went on to be big even when
their lead singer left, such as Van Halen when Sammy Hager took over, but
then look who you're talking about. The guy actually had a better voice
than David Lee Roth. Roth was more of a showman.

Anyway, don't ask me what this has to do with anything.

I'm just rambling again.

And Thom Mooney on drums, which is where I got the spelling for my first name

Joe Byrd and the Field Hippies was an experimential type band I guess you would say. Nice was Kieth Emerson's band before E.L.P.

YouTube - Joe Byrd and The Field Hippies-You...

Here's ELP from 1971 doing Rondo 69 a Nice song.

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Steven Wagenheim

15 years ago

Originally Posted by ThomM

And Thom Mooney on drums, which is where I got the spelling for my first name

Joe Byrd and the Field Hippies was an experimential type band I guess you would say. Nice was Kieth Emerson's band before E.L.P.
YouTube - Joe Byrd and The Field Hippies-You can`t ever come down
Here's ELP from 1971 doing Rondo 69 a Nice song.
YouTube - Elp - Emerson Lake and Palmer - Rondo_1971 especial

ELP was one of those very rare bands that if you took away any one of
them, the band would not have been the same.

Greg Lake had one of the most distinctive voices of the time and was a
perfect fit for their music.

Carl Palmer was arguably the greatest drummer of the time.

Keith Emerson, who had a doctorate in music, was arguably the greatest
keyboardist of the time.

Often imitated but never duplicated IMO.

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ThomM

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Steven Wagenheim

ELP was one of those very rare bands that if you took away any one of
them, the band would not have been the same.

Greg Lake had one of the most distinctive voices of the time and was a
perfect fit for their music.

Carl Palmer was arguably the greatest drummer of the time.

Keith Emerson, who had a doctorate in music, was arguably the greatest
keyboardist of the time.

Often imitated but never duplicated IMO.

Can't argue with any of that.
I've been a fan since Emerson was in Nice, Lake was in King Crimson, and Palmer was in Crazy World of Arthur Brown and Atomic Rooster.
I saw them live back in the 70's with Black Oak Arkansas, what a show that was:rolleyes:

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Steven Wagenheim

15 years ago

Originally Posted by ThomM

Can't argue with any of that.
I've been a fan since Emerson was in Nice, Lake was in King Crimson, and Palmer was in Crazy World of Arthur Brown and Atomic Rooster.
I saw them live back in the 70's with Black Oak Arkansas, what a show that was:rolleyes:

I remember the first time I heard "In The Court Of The Crimson King"
I was just mesmerized. Greg Lake made that song, with all the fancy
Melotron strings, flute and whatnot. It was THE songthat hooked me
on Prog Rock. Little did I know at the time that he, Emerson and Palmer (who I
hadn't even heard of at the time though I did know about the Crazy
World of Arthur Brown from their big hit "Fire") would someday form one
of the most amazing bands of all time.

If you never had a chance to check out Emerson's solo album of piano
concertos and other stuff that he wrote, do yourself a favor and get it.

The guy can flat out play.

Amazing how he can go from classical stuff like that to something like
the honky tonk piano finish on "The Sheriff" from Trilogy, which is still
my favorite ELP album even over Brain Salad Surgery, Tarkus and Pictures
At An Exhibition.

Oh yes, those were the good old days.

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ThomM

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Steven Wagenheim

I remember the first time I heard "In The Court Of The Crimson King"
I was just mesmerized. Greg Lake made that song, with all the fancy
Melotron strings, flute and whatnot. It was THE songthat hooked me
on Prog Rock. Little did I know at the time that he, Emerson and Palmer (who I
hadn't even heard of at the time though I did know about the Crazy
World of Arthur Brown from their big hit "Fire") would someday form one
of the most amazing bands of all time.

If you never had a chance to check out Emerson's solo album of piano
concertos and other stuff that he wrote, do yourself a favor and get it.

The guy can flat out play.

Amazing how he can go from classical stuff like that to something like
the honky tonk piano finish on "The Sheriff" from Trilogy, which is still
my favorite ELP album even over Brain Salad Surgery, Tarkus and Pictures
At An Exhibition.

Oh yes, those were the good old days.

I've got their box set, that has the only version of Pictures at an Exhibition that isn't a live recording.
They have the London Sympathy Orchestra with them and it's recorded in Dolby 5.1 surround. Incredible doesn't describe it.
Emerson is a flat out gifted keyboard player. It doesn't matter what type of music he is playing, he doesn't just play the notes, he lets you feel the emotion of the song.

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15 years ago

Originally Posted by Steven Wagenheim

I remember the first time I heard "In The Court Of The Crimson King"
I was just mesmerized. Greg Lake made that song, with all the fancy
Melotron strings, flute and whatnot. It was THE songthat hooked me
on Prog Rock. Little did I know at the time that he, Emerson and Palmer (who I
hadn't even heard of at the time though I did know about the Crazy
World of Arthur Brown from their big hit "Fire") would someday form one
of the most amazing bands of all time.

If you never had a chance to check out Emerson's solo album of piano
concertos and other stuff that he wrote, do yourself a favor and get it.

The guy can flat out play.

Amazing how he can go from classical stuff like that to something like
the honky tonk piano finish on "The Sheriff" from Trilogy, which is still
my favorite ELP album even over Brain Salad Surgery, Tarkus and Pictures
At An Exhibition.

Oh yes, those were the good old days.

We have everything ELP - strange though - Greg Lake went solo last year, and when a 800 seat theatre announced his arrival - 50 seats were sold. We had 2 of them, gig cancelled.

Sad, long love the memory. My wife saw them in Watford Town Hall before we were married, she bought me 'Brain Salad Surgery' and I was forever hooked.

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valerieSONORA

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Steven Wagenheim

And where did you come up with these crazy combos from anyway?

I mean Gareth and Paul Myers?

That's like too bizarre for me to even try to wrap my head around.

Some would be very interesting to see those two stuck together

Wonder how that would turn out LOL Mainly they're random, I put a few of opposites in there though

Indy and myob would just argue the whole time about conspiracy theories and the Bilderburgers and ancient Egypt stuff and the stock market.

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- Kay King 15 years ago
  
  Geez Val - The way you set those pairs up, one of the two would likely do in the other one before long.
  
  I think I'll just go to the island by myself in the first place. Directions please!
  
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KimW

15 years ago

If someone wants to learn how to be a sorcerer then they would need to take me.
(The artist formerly known as Majik)

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HeySal

15 years ago

Tim and I are a good pick for being able to clean up if there's gold on the island. Talk about ruling!

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KimW

15 years ago

Nazz I know, Joe Byrd and the Field Hippies...you got me again.

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15 years ago

Can I bring my volley ball ?

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KimW

15 years ago

I learned something new today. I have Atomic Rooster LP, Death Walks Behind You on vinyl , but never put that Carl Palmer with ELP Carl Palmer!

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ThomM 15 years ago

Originally Posted by KimW

I learned something new today. I have Atomic Rooster LP, Death Walks Behind You on vinyl , but never put that Carl Palmer with ELP Carl Palmer!

It's a drummer thing Kim
From the first time I heard Fire by Arthur Brown I know there was a drummer I would do well to copy.
Both Palmer and Bohnam had a style that though different, both told you they where in charge.
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KimW

15 years ago

I can't argue with that, but we can't forget Moon if we discuss top drummers.

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Steven Wagenheim 15 years ago

Originally Posted by KimW

I can't argue with that, but we can't forget Moon if we discuss top drummers.

Keith Moon was such an underrated drummer. The problem with the Who is
that Daltrey's vocals and Pete Townsend's guitar playing took center stage
and Moon never really got the recognition he deserved. But listen to some
of their tunes and, if you can, block out the vocals and guitars enough to
listen to some of Moon's licks. He came up with stuff that I never heard
anywhere else.

Yes Thom, I was a drummer as a kid too.
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ThomM 15 years ago

Originally Posted by KimW

I can't argue with that, but we can't forget Moon if we discuss top drummers.

The list of top drummers is huge.
From my prospective as a drummer since I was 10, it's what each brings to the table that puts them there.
For example Palmer played his drums like a tuned instrument no different then a guitar player. Bohnam was a master of Rudiments.
Moon brought controlled frenzy. All masters at what they did.
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  Boy, did we ever hijack this thread.
  
  Wouldn't be right if we didn't:rolleyes:
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Killer Joe

15 years ago

Originally Posted by KimW

I can't argue with that, but we can't forget Moon if we discuss top drummers.

That's a big 10-4 good buddy

Speaking of which... You can't leave out Buddy Rich, Louie Bellson, or Gene Krupa. (NO, I'm NOT showing my age

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Btw, my handle "Killer Joe" is a jazz tune by Benny Golson. I was listening to it when I had to come up with a handle back in the mid nineties, and it just stuck for all these years. (Like anybody gives a shit

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Steven Wagenheim

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Killer Joe

That's a big 10-4 good buddy

Speaking of which... You can't leave out Buddy Rich, Louie Bellson, or Gene Krupa. (NO, I'm NOT showing my age

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Btw, my handle "Killer Joe" is a jazz tune by Benny Golson. I was listening to it when I had to come up with a handle back in the mid nineties, and it just stuck for all these years. (Like anybody gives a shit

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I saw Buddy Rich play shortly before he died. He did a drum solo, I'm
telling you, the rest of the musicians in his band could have gone home for
the night.

The performance was televised on public TV. I don't remember the year
because it was just too long ago, but I'll never forget that performance.

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HeySal

15 years ago

Well - I think we have two that seem ready to share some space for awhile, eh?
So we have Thom and Steve paired up.

Who thinks they could take a month of me without wanting to kill or just starting to foam at the mouth a bit?

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Steven Wagenheim

15 years ago

Originally Posted by HeySal

Well - I think we have two that seem ready to share some space for awhile, eh?
So we have Thom and Steve paired up.

Who thinks they could take a month of me without wanting to kill or just starting to foam at the mouth a bit?

Sal, I think if me, Thom and Kim brought our record collections to a desert
island we'd be able to say goodbye to civilization for good.

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HeySal 15 years ago

Originally Posted by Steven Wagenheim

Sal, I think if me, Thom and Kim brought our record collections to a desert
island we'd be able to say goodbye to civilization for good.

Perhaps we can take a collection and send you your own instruments, too. - Provided you promis not to pretend you don't know us when the records start to go platinum.
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15 years ago

I voted Valerie and TMG.

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Star69

15 years ago

Ummm, correct me if I'm wrong, but don't they have hotels on Seabreeze Island, with electriciity and room service and swimming pools and movie stars? (Oops, sorry. Beverly Hillbillies is on the tube right now...)

So being stranded on the island is almost impossible, no matter who you are with.

Sure you can bring your volleyball, Gareth, just remember what happened the last time you were there...you are no longer allowed in the pool area. Normal people just don't do things like that!

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valerieSONORA

15 years ago

Use your imagination Star. You are stuck on the island with 2 other warriors and you can't escape them for a month. No matter how many hotels there are :p

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15 years ago

When it comes to Jazz drummers I put at the top the great Max Roach, followed by Elvin Jones and Art Blakey. Honorable mention to Billy Higgens, Billy Cobham, Tony Williams, Jack DeJohnette, Jo Jones, Kenny Clarke.

I saw the late Mr. Roach in person perhaps a dozen times and he just may be the greatest musician I have ever seen in person, and I've seen a ton of concerts with amazing musicians. The impressive part to me about him was he continued to make new, innovative music his whole career. You just don't see that very often in the pop music world.

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15 years ago

Originally Posted by TimPhelan

When it comes to Jazz drummers I put at the top the great Max Roach, followed by Elvin Jones and Art Blakey. Honorable mention to Billy Higgens, Billy Cobham, Tony Williams, Jack DeJohnette, Jo Jones, Kenny Clarke.

I got Billy Cobham's album Spectrum when it first came out in the 70's. There is a song on that album, "Stratus" with the late great Tommy Bolin that just blew me away.

Thanks for reminding me of that...

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15 years ago

I can't believe you people are talking drums and the name Buddy Miles hasn't come up yet.

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15 years ago

Hi Sal, you could add Buddy Rich, Keith Moon, Danny Sarafinn, Cozy Cole, the list is endless, how are you btw?

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HeySal

15 years ago

David - the others were already named - or most of them - that's why I couldn't believe Buddy Miles wasn't spoken of, too.

I'm doing well, David - how have you been? I just finished another product. How are you doing? Your book? I've been seriously considering writing an actual brick and mortar book with real pages and a REAL cover myself. Did you find it worth your while to do so?

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Suthan M

15 years ago

I would take Thom, Sal, Vegas And Dave..

but when i re-think abt it.. life as a hermit wouldnt be so bad either..

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