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Posted: January 09 2016 at 14:59
Renaissance - had it been Surrealistic Pillow vs s/t, probably would have went for the former. Granted, I haven't really warmed to COC though it's getting there.
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Posted: January 09 2016 at 16:02
Apart from digging the punchy, acid-fuelled songs on CoC, as opposed to the classically flavoured epics making up this Ren debut, my analysis goes like this : Louis Cennamo could play well but had a dull-as-ditchwater sound. Jack Casady on the other hand......fantastically unique. Grace Slick has a stronger voice than Jane Relf. Jim McCarty and Spencer Dryden are about on-par. Keith Relf can't match Jorma Kaukonen. O.K. So Renaissance had John Hawken on keys, Grace dabbled....... I guess it's all about taste. Had it been a mk 2 album, that would be a curve ball.
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Posted: January 09 2016 at 16:17
Tom Ozric wrote:
Jack Casady on the other hand......fantastically unique.
yep.. he was the fuel that ran the Airplane. Next to Jamerson the greatest bass guitarist this country ever produced and stacks up against the English big heavies of Entwistle, Squire, McCartney, and Bruce.
amen brother... very unique he sounds like a gravel truck rolling down a hillside...
least favorite of their classic 5 but still better than most others albums.
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Joined: September 03 2005
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Posted: January 09 2016 at 17:52
micky wrote:
Tom Ozric wrote:
Jack Casady on the other hand......fantastically unique.
yep.. he was the fuel that ran the Airplane. Next to Jamerson the greatest bass guitarist this country ever produced and stacks up against the English big heavies of Entwistle, Squire, McCartney, and Bruce.
amen brother... very unique he sounds like a gravel truck rolling down a hillside...
least favorite of their classic 5 but still better than most others albums.
Holy crap, Micky !! Yep, I idolise Jack - CoC was the first album of theirs I bought in 1987, and to this day, I look forward to spinning it. His sound, his skill, he IS the Airplane. Hot Tuna were pretty cool, too. Baxter's is one of the best albums created. And I adore Long John Silver, heck, all their albums move me in one way or another. Even the mixed-bag that is Bark. And Grace is still the hottest of the lot. If I got a chance to meet her these days, I'd probably pass out ......... You ought to check out on the tube, an all-girl band called The Ace Of Cups - they are the female version of Quicksilver Messenger Service. Do it now !!!
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