I'm impressed too, Slim, but I can top that... I went
to a funeral (of a young guy) where they played "I've
Been to Paradise But I've Never Been To Me". The part
about holding a baby in your arms and making love to
your man that night was particularly, um, poignant.
g
Sophie
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Give a man a
Paul Rodgers on his own influence:
"The original Bad Company was the soundtrack to a lot of
people's lives," says Rodgers. "I mean, if you listen to
some of the music, a lot of the music, actually, it could be
said that Bad Company is responsible for the population
explosion during
Here he goes againbut, Bad Company was perhaps, my favorite
band a high schooler. I still retain an awfully fond soft
spot for that band. Only the Paul Rodgers period though. I'll
gladly pony up cash and see the reformed band.
But what an incredibly stupid quote.groan.
On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Ph. Barnard wrote:
Paul Rodgers on his own influence:
"The original Bad Company was the soundtrack to a lot of
people's lives," says Rodgers. "I mean, if you listen to
some of the music, a lot of the music, actually, it could be
said that Bad Company is
In a message dated 4/27/99 3:05:41 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This is pretty funny. The guy has a great voice and as a kid I
certainly dug Free, but unfortunately Bad Co was the downfall of both
Rodgers and, even more unfortunately in my book,
Mott the Hoople founder Mick
I've been told or have read that they were one of the absolute worst
live bands of their era. Makes sense to me. Remember that horrible album
with Rock n Roll Fantasy? Yugh.
Matt "heard his first beatles song" Benz
Yeah, Neal and Jerry, I figured I would take a little heat for describing
Bad Co as the downfall of Rodgers and Ralphs. I almost added the clause,
"even though I know Jerry loved this band" g...
That first album, ok. I'll admit, the first one was incredibly listenable
and loads of people loved
In a message dated 4/27/99 3:47:42 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Although I haven't owned any Free for years, I do own some Mott albums and
actually listen to them periodically. Whereas, I can't see myself
listening to any Bad Co, etc Those two are just associated with the
earlier
Matt has been told bad things by bad people. I saw Bad Company (with Kansas opening)
in the 70's and they rocked just fine. The drummer was a bit thuddy, if you know what
I mean, but the rest of the band was competent. If you want a bad show, try crack-era
David Crosby and Graham Nash. Or
Matt:
I've been told or have read that they were one of the absolute worst
live bands of their era. Makes sense to me. Remember that horrible album
with Rock n Roll Fantasy? Yugh.
Actually, I did see them on that very first tour and they were fine, for
that genre. But--if I may belabor the
Neal:
To think I'd be discussing Bad Co. today. Yow.
No shit, I was just thinking the same. Wadda list!!!
--juniro
That's quite alright, because by digging Bad Company.I then moved
retrospectively and discovered both Free and Mott the Hoople. Loved
Paul Kossoff and I won't even mention how much I love Ian Hunter.
And.speaking of Paul Rodger's voice, that's why I liked
The Firm so much. Man, can he
In a message dated 4/27/99 4:38:39 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
That's quite alright, because by digging Bad Company.I then moved
retrospectively and discovered both Free and Mott the Hoople. Loved
Paul Kossoff and I won't even mention how much I love Ian Hunter.
And.speaking
In a message dated 4/27/99 3:17:25 PM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
, it could be
said that Bad Company is responsible for the population
explosion during the Seventies, because so many kids
were conceived to 'Feel Like Making Love.'"
I went to a white
On Tue, 27 Apr 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
C'mon NealRadioactive, now THAT was one for the ages man. Plus and
I've mentioned this before their bass player had the coolest hair. g
Np: Tal Bachman
JC
A great "Feel Like Makin' Love" moment:
I went to a white trash wedding once where this was played as the bride
walked down the aisle. No kidding.
Gotta admit, Slim, that's pretty impressive. I hesitate to imagine what
other songs were played during the processional and concluding
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