Chris Robinson Brotherhood - Big Moon Ritual

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@Cold Lady i posener:
Nie musicie dochodzić swoich "racji". Oboje daliście tutaj niezły materiał do "przestudiowania"...

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Nic się nie dzieje na forum to jedziemy dalej

"As a live band, we took way more cues from Led Zeppelin, how they played live, [and we] took way more cues from Little Feat and The Grateful Dead, I mean we certainly tried to. That's the bands that we were emulating with how we did things live." - Steve Gorman

I ciekawy fragment na temat The Faces:
"If you want to say Rod Stewart, well our band, truth is that we don't play anything like The Faces. If you A/B our music and The Faces, it's pretty hard to find. It's not to say that we don't love those records - we listen to The Faces, The Stones and we listened to Nirvana when that came out." - Steve Gorman

Oczywiście wyciąłem z kontekstu i nie chcę przez to niczego udowadniać, ale może to ciekawe w kontekście wątków, które wczesniej zostały poruszone.

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Specjalnie nie trzeba się wysilić:
LUDWIG HQ: Who are you major drumming and musical influences?Steve Gorman: I love rock n roll music because of the Beatles and I love drumming because of Ringo Starr and John Bonham. As a kid, I was a complete Beatles freak (as opposed to now, where I am an 'aficionado') and Ringo's drumming represents every primary building block in my drumming. I didn't get my first kit until I was 21, but I had spent years and years playing in my head and everything came from Ringo. In my first year of drumming, every fill I played came from "A Day In The Life" and every beat was the "Sgt. Pepper's Reprise" beat. That still swings like nothing else to me.

I got that first kit in March of 1987, and that was just as I was listening to Led Zeppelin for the first time. So I quickly became obsessed with those records at the same time I was trying to learn how to play. It sounds weird to say, but Bonham's drumming always made perfect sense to me. Not that I could do any of it on any level, but I felt connected to him immediately. Again, going back to the spirit of the thing...he played (to my ears) like a guy who had just picked up the sticks for the first time but just so happened to have all the chops you could ever want. His drumming was so exuberant and I took great inspiration from it. I didn't understand anything about how it was recorded or mixed...I just knew that drums WERE SUPPOSED TO SOUND just like his did.
Ringo and Bonham had infallible taste and they both made the right choices every single time. Bastards."

To dla tych, którym ktoś musi powiedzieć. Mi to jest niepotrzebne, bo ja to słyszę.

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[Cold Lady]

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A właściwie to czemu dziecinada? Wydaje mi się, że można się przy okazji takiej dziecinady czegoś dowiedzieć o zespole. Chociaż nic nie zastąpi słuchania.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIt-fHSe_nA

To se ne vrati, ale TAKICH Crowes'ów chciałbym jeszcze zobaczyć na żywo. Totalny odlot gwarantowany.

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