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    Posted: November 15 2004 at 11:31

alright, i dont know if this has been done before, but here's how it works:

the preceeding person names a band or artist, and the next person has to name an artist or band that somehow relates to the previous one. (they have to explain what the connection is as well). So after awhile, it just becomes a huge web of connections. Simple enough?

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Genesis

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Peter Gabriel- was  the front man for Genesis.

GET IT? should be simple enough
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Joni Mitchell (sang a nice duet with P.G. "My Secret Place," on her album Chalkmark in a Rainstorm.)



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Crosby, Stills and Nash  (she dated all of them at one point or another)
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NEIL YOUNG- Was in the foursome turned threesome
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Points: 4338 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 15 2004 at 14:59

 

Buffalo Springfield- Youngs and Stills band in the 60's
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THE DOORS-

were also signed to Elektra around the same period.
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Richie Furay was in the Buffalo Springfield.
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Originally posted by the musical box the musical box wrote:

alright, i dont know if this has been done before, but here's how it works:

the preceeding person names a band or artist, and the next person has to name an artist or band that somehow relates to the previous one. (they have to explain what the connection is as well). So after awhile, it just becomes a huge web of connections. Simple enough?

eg:

Genesis

 (REPLY)

Peter Gabriel- was  the front man for Genesis.

GET IT? should be simple enough

 

I have been doing a similar game for some time calling it the "Rock Link Game"  Here is where it started:

http://p069.ezboard.com/fwherethewaxburnsfrm21.showMessage?t opicID=13.topic

 

I also have it going on www.yesfans.com , www.allgoodpeople.net , and www.classicrockforums.com if anyone would like to join in on any of those, feel free :D
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Points: 4888 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 15 2004 at 16:02
Originally posted by the musical box the musical box wrote:

THE DOORS-

were also signed to Elektra around the same period.

KANSAS was the opening act for The Doors in Morrison's last concert: some KANSAS musicians even did a jam with The Doors at the end of the concert.
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AEROSMITH:  Kansas was also a warm up band on tour with Aerosmith in 1975.
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AEROSMITH was an opening act for MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA in the early 70s.
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John McLaughlin from Mahavishnu Orchestra did some session work in the late 70s with Carlos Santana
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Eric Clapton made an appearance on Santana's album Supernatural.
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Etic Clapton has been a partner of the great Ginger Baker and the greater Jack Bruce in Cream.

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Jack Bruce worked with Frank Zappa on his album Apostrophe in 1974.
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Frank Zappa invited Simon and Garfunkel to one of the Mothers Garrick Theater shows in NYC 1970(?)
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Yes did a terrific cover of Simon and Garfunkel's "America." Cool
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Originally posted by Peter Rideout Peter Rideout wrote:

Yes did a terrific cover of Simon and Garfunkel's "America." Cool

Yes's original guitarist Pete Banks, is not related to Genesis's Tony Banks
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Tony Banks played keyboard on Steve Hackett's first solo project "Voyage of the Acolyte"
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On Steve Hackett's "Genesis revisited" and "Tokyo Tapes" album, John Wetton performed lead vocals on several tracks.
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