Sabbath

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Originally Posted by mr brightside

Today's Acid House?

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Maybe worth starting on the Junior section :closed:

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Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak

OMG!...........................(Speechless)

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Sorry Ian but I'm with Danbert with the punk, reggae, ska and soul music :cool:

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Originally Posted by Derby Tup

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Sorry Ian but I'm with Danbert with the punk, reggae, ska and soul music :cool:

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I'm not against any of that each had it's own greats.

But what you said(I can't even repeat it)about the Led Zep...Blaspheme!

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Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak

I'm not against any of that each had it's own greats.

But what you said(I can't even repeat it)about the Led Zep...Blaspheme!

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Was the Tup on about some tribute band or the real Led Zep?
It's gone down like a lead balloon with you Ian:wink:

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Originally Posted by stevefoster

It's gone down like a lead balloon with you Ian:wink:

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....:))

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Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak

I'm not against any of that each had it's own greats.

But what you said(I can't even repeat it)about the Led Zep...Blaspheme!

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One thing about LZ. They were damn good at identifying old blues songs to plagiarise and then rob the writers out of any royalties.

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Originally Posted by Graham Breeze

One thing about LZ. They were damn good at identifying old blues songs to plagiarise and then rob the writers out of any royalties.

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More like being damn good at being one of the most pompous, pretentious, over-indulgent, gluttonous rock groups ever to inhabit planet earth.

Id be interested in knowing how many millions of albums they sold

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Originally Posted by Danbert Nocurry

More like being damn good at being one of the most pompous, pretentious, over-indulgent, gluttonous rock groups ever to inhabit planet earth.

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Their version of Rolf Harris' 'Stairway to heaven' isn't too bad but it don't half go on :closed:

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Originally Posted by Graham Breeze

One thing about LZ. They were damn good at identifying old blues songs to plagiarise and then rob the writers out of any royalties.

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Yup they were, but got a bit of payback in the "wild west" era of hip hop sampling when groups would sample freely without clearing them or paying royalties, Bonham's drums from 'When the Levee Breaks' being a prime example.