Katelyns expecting™
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I think the only people that can vote have to have been merabers since at least Septeraber 05..
Music Banter Hall Of Fame: Nominations Thread
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Adrianna Gabriella j
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Hell yes! = All I can say.
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Well rab,
Last night I interviewed Gary Burger, lead singer of The Monks. I didnt mention that the Music Banter collective failed to induct his band into the Hall of Fame
but it was a really interesting chat to say the least.
It goes out tomorrow at
http://pureradio.org.uk/silo/files/live-streaming.m3u
From these times
1pm California
4pm New York
9pm Britain
10pm Berlin
You never know, may convert a few of you.....
Next week on the show, Im trying to get Chad Kroeger
Last night I interviewed Gary Burger, lead singer of The Monks. I didnt mention that the Music Banter collective failed to induct his band into the Hall of Fame
but it was a really interesting chat to say the least.It goes out tomorrow at
http://pureradio.org.uk/silo/files/live-streaming.m3u
From these times
1pm California
4pm New York
9pm Britain
10pm Berlin
You never know, may convert a few of you.....
Next week on the show, Im trying to get Chad Kroeger
Julio Batista
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Sorry I made a mistake.
But Zeppelin didn't get inducted either, looks like I have something new to rant about.
But Zeppelin didn't get inducted either, looks like I have something new to rant about.
The Answer Is Jesus
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Except sell out to MTV.
shorty_2_us
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agreed.
chocolate bear
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If you don't vote yes Steve Howe will drag you back with him to the underworld.
Crzy-Chk-4-Evr
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I can see a lot of people saying 'yes because it's the beatles' so i think people should probably focus on their own personal feelings when answering.
Next up!
Nominated by The Bullet
Jimi Hendrix was one of the most influential African-American rockers of the sixties. His music popularized wah-wah pedals, stereophonic sound, and phasing. He is often credited for having a great influence Heavy Metal and Hard Rock. The phycedelis rocker's first single was the iconic "Hey Joe" in 1966. For the next four years, him and his band (consisting of Mitch Mitchell on drums and Noel Redding on bass) would revolutionise Rock as we know it. The three studio albums Hendrix released during his lifetime ("Are You Experienced", "Axis: as Bold as Love", and "Electric Ladyland") have all gone platinum, "Are You Experienced" having gone 4x platinum. The immortal guitarist has preformed at legendary festivals including The Monteray Pop Festival (often seen as his breakout) and WooRABtock, where he preformed his legendary rendition of the Star Spangled Banner (one of the harshest musical critisisms against the government of the 60's). His death at 27 years old remains one of the biggest tragedies in Rock 'N Roll. Since his death, many posthumas Hendrix albums have been released (notably "The Cry of Love" and "First Rays of the New Rising Sun" which try to replicate the album he was working on at the time of his death). He has been covered by artists including Seal, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Joe Satriani with Steve Vai and Yngwie Malmsteem, Buddy Guy, Pearl Jam, Pride and Glory with Slash, Alice Cooper, Medeski Martin and Wood, and Living Colour among others. His latest top 5 album, "Valleys of Neptune" from this year, prooves he is still with us.
It is because of all of this and more that I nominate Jimi Hendrix for the rabroad hall of fame.
Nominated by The Bullet
Jimi Hendrix
Jimi Hendrix was one of the most influential African-American rockers of the sixties. His music popularized wah-wah pedals, stereophonic sound, and phasing. He is often credited for having a great influence Heavy Metal and Hard Rock. The phycedelis rocker's first single was the iconic "Hey Joe" in 1966. For the next four years, him and his band (consisting of Mitch Mitchell on drums and Noel Redding on bass) would revolutionise Rock as we know it. The three studio albums Hendrix released during his lifetime ("Are You Experienced", "Axis: as Bold as Love", and "Electric Ladyland") have all gone platinum, "Are You Experienced" having gone 4x platinum. The immortal guitarist has preformed at legendary festivals including The Monteray Pop Festival (often seen as his breakout) and WooRABtock, where he preformed his legendary rendition of the Star Spangled Banner (one of the harshest musical critisisms against the government of the 60's). His death at 27 years old remains one of the biggest tragedies in Rock 'N Roll. Since his death, many posthumas Hendrix albums have been released (notably "The Cry of Love" and "First Rays of the New Rising Sun" which try to replicate the album he was working on at the time of his death). He has been covered by artists including Seal, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Joe Satriani with Steve Vai and Yngwie Malmsteem, Buddy Guy, Pearl Jam, Pride and Glory with Slash, Alice Cooper, Medeski Martin and Wood, and Living Colour among others. His latest top 5 album, "Valleys of Neptune" from this year, prooves he is still with us.
It is because of all of this and more that I nominate Jimi Hendrix for the rabroad hall of fame.
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