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Post by Bruno on Feb 26, 2013 0:04:11 GMT -5
Question: Who listens to Planet Rock Radio? Better question: Who even still listens to the radio?  #ItsEvolutionBaby Exactly, why are we even debating what this radio station that hardly anyone has heard of says? |
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Post by Lennon2217 on Feb 26, 2013 0:07:42 GMT -5
Question: Who listens to Planet Rock Radio? Better question: Who even still listens to the radio? #ItsEvolutionBaby Exactly, why are we even debating what this radio station that hardly anyone has heard of says? I live near the New York City area and the saddest part of this is all the rock radio stations are dead except Q104.3. Isn't NYC supposed to be one of the meccas for music? We only have 1 rock station? Are you kidding me?!?!?!?!?!??!?!?! So many got killed off over the last 3-5 years. Such a downer. I've heard better music used in commercials and movie trailers than what is being played on the radio in the New York City market.  |
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Post by Lennon2217 on Feb 26, 2013 0:11:22 GMT -5
Thank you sheesh Bruno sheesh that was hard ,lol. Here is my list of most influential bands with a explanation as to why INFLUENCE is the reason they are on it no order so no debating order please but for fucks sake ill put Beatles at top Beatles- they were a reason most bands wanted to play rock ,,not all mind you page beck and Clapton all wanted to play rock by listening to American early blues and American 50s rock Led zep- quite simply is the reason you hear rock on American radio every time you hear a power ballad ,metal, straight rock , or blues rock zep did first did it best Rolling Stones- no need to explain The clash/sex pistols - putting them together punk was born in the uk though the clash of course evolved into much more than punk Ramones - American punk was born when they came along Dylan- if there is no Dylan in rock there is no Springsteen or any other solo artist who writes not only music but tells stories Pink Floyd- they didn't invent the concept album but they perfected it and are the reason other bands try to make them. The who - know band ever really sounded like the who to me but they really inspired Paul weller along with the Beatles so they go in for the jam alone Nirvana- not a huge nirvana fan and there were bands before them in Seattle but much like zep after they broke everybody in America wanted to start a garage band drink coffee mope around depressed and move to Seattle that my friends is INFLUENCE I say much like zep because like zep bands after them wanted to be them I know that's 9 influential genres but i put clash and pistols together so that's ten bands Notice I tried to put different types of rock styles so I omitted bands like purple sabbath and such because zep already played that style in my hard category jmo hope some approve if not what the fuck its my opinion Kalas, I love your Nirvana reasoning. The first album I ever bought was Nevermind on cassette! It was 1992. Nirvana was officially massive. People from Seattle, to New York all the way down to Florida bought that record. It was on every radio station, music television network and magazine. Even soccer moms were listening to Nirvana. Wild times. That's influence. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 26, 2013 0:13:38 GMT -5
Exactly, why are we even debating what this radio station that hardly anyone has heard of says? I live near the New York City area and the saddest part of this is all the rock radio stations are dead except Q104.3. Isn't NYC supposed to be one of the meccas for music? We only have 1 rock station? Are you kidding me?!?!?!?!?!??!?!?! So many got killed off over the last 3-5 years. Such a downer. I've heard better music used in commercials and movie trailer than what is being played on the radio in the New York City market. Exactly in my day we had 4 major rock stations the king of them in 70s and early 80s 95. 5 wplj now a fucking joke 103.5 wapp used to be commercial free every summer 102.7 anew they wee actually the only station that featured punk and alternative before there was alternative they didnt change to classic rock til plj went soft And 102.1 Wlib on Long Island essentially plj for the island but you can get it in the city 4 major rock stations!!!!! That was cool |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 26, 2013 0:17:14 GMT -5
Thank you sheesh Bruno sheesh that was hard ,lol. Here is my list of most influential bands with a explanation as to why INFLUENCE is the reason they are on it no order so no debating order please but for fucks sake ill put Beatles at top Beatles- they were a reason most bands wanted to play rock ,,not all mind you page beck and Clapton all wanted to play rock by listening to American early blues and American 50s rock Led zep- quite simply is the reason you hear rock on American radio every time you hear a power ballad ,metal, straight rock , or blues rock zep did first did it best Rolling Stones- no need to explain The clash/sex pistols - putting them together punk was born in the uk though the clash of course evolved into much more than punk Ramones - American punk was born when they came along Dylan- if there is no Dylan in rock there is no Springsteen or any other solo artist who writes not only music but tells stories Pink Floyd- they didn't invent the concept album but they perfected it and are the reason other bands try to make them. The who - know band ever really sounded like the who to me but they really inspired Paul weller along with the Beatles so they go in for the jam alone Nirvana- not a huge nirvana fan and there were bands before them in Seattle but much like zep after they broke everybody in America wanted to start a garage band drink coffee mope around depressed and move to Seattle that my friends is INFLUENCE I say much like zep because like zep bands after them wanted to be them I know that's 9 influential genres but i put clash and pistols together so that's ten bands Notice I tried to put different types of rock styles so I omitted bands like purple sabbath and such because zep already played that style in my hard category jmo hope some approve if not what the fuck its my opinion Kalas, I love your Nirvana reasoning. The first album I ever bought was Nevermind on cassette! It was 1992. Nirvana was officially massive. People from Seattle, to New York all the way down to Florida bought that record. It was on every radio station, music television network and magazine. Even soccer moms were listening to Nirvana. Wild times. That's influence. thank you Lennon That was sorta how this all started I was trying to point out to Bruno why zep was number 1 for influence,,,,, doesent mean better yo know ? As obviously you do Lennon Nirvana like zep literally had people wanting to change there attire and such it transcended music ....thanks dude  |
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Post by Lennon2217 on Feb 26, 2013 0:17:37 GMT -5
I live near the New York City area and the saddest part of this is all the rock radio stations are dead except Q104.3. Isn't NYC supposed to be one of the meccas for music? We only have 1 rock station? Are you kidding me?!?!?!?!?!??!?!?! So many got killed off over the last 3-5 years. Such a downer. I've heard better music used in commercials and movie trailer than what is being played on the radio in the New York City market. Exactly in my day we had 4 major rock stations the king of them in 70s and early 80s 95. 5 wplj now a fucking joke 103.5 wapp used to be commercial free every summer 102.7 anew they wee actually the only station that featured punk and alternative before there was alternative they didnt change to classic rock til plj went soft And 102.1 Wlib on Long Island essentially plj for the island but you can get it in the city 4 major rock stations!!!!! That was cool Fact: My favorite "radio station" is my iTunes song archive, 12,000 strong! |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 26, 2013 0:20:13 GMT -5
Exactly in my day we had 4 major rock stations the king of them in 70s and early 80s 95. 5 wplj now a fucking joke 103.5 wapp used to be commercial free every summer 102.7 anew they wee actually the only station that featured punk and alternative before there was alternative they didnt change to classic rock til plj went soft And 102.1 Wlib on Long Island essentially plj for the island but you can get it in the city 4 major rock stations!!!!! That was cool Fact: My favorite "radio station" is my iTunes song archive, 12,000 strong! How time change and you got no commercials !!!!!!! |
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Post by Lennon2217 on Feb 26, 2013 0:21:52 GMT -5
Kalas, I love your Nirvana reasoning. The first album I ever bought was Nevermind on cassette! It was 1992. Nirvana was officially massive. People from Seattle, to New York all the way down to Florida bought that record. It was on every radio station, music television network and magazine. Even soccer moms were listening to Nirvana. Wild times. That's influence. thank you Lennon That was sorta how this all started I was trying to point out to Bruno why zep was number 1 for influence,,,,, doesent mean better yo know ? As obviously you do Lennon Nirvana like zep literally had people wanting to change there attire and such it transcended music ....thanks dude Take Noel Gallagher, he was inspired to write "Live Forever" because of listening to the Nirvana's b-side to Pennyroyal Tea "I Hate Myself and Want to Die". We all know what a massive influence Nevermind was on Definitely Maybe as well. Didn't Noel call DM, England's Nevermind? Something to that effect. Thank you Kurt! |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 26, 2013 0:25:18 GMT -5
thank you Lennon That was sorta how this all started I was trying to point out to Bruno why zep was number 1 for influence,,,,, doesent mean better yo know ? As obviously you do Lennon Nirvana like zep literally had people wanting to change there attire and such it transcended music ....thanks dude Take Noel Gallagher, he was inspired to write "Live Forever" because of listening to the Nirvana's b-side to Pennyroyal Tea "I Hate Myself and Want to Die". We all know what a massive influence Nevermind was on Definitely Maybe as well. Didn't Noel call DM, England's Nevermind? Something to that effect. Thank you Kurt! He did I saw it on a documentary when I was living in NYC I wanna say bbc America but it may have been the vh1 documentary on the seven eras of rock or something to that effect |
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Post by nahuel89p on Feb 26, 2013 0:30:50 GMT -5
thank you Lennon That was sorta how this all started I was trying to point out to Bruno why zep was number 1 for influence,,,,, doesent mean better yo know ? As obviously you do Lennon Nirvana like zep literally had people wanting to change there attire and such it transcended music ....thanks dude Take Noel Gallagher, he was inspired to write "Live Forever" because of listening to the Nirvana's b-side to Pennyroyal Tea "I Hate Myself and Want to Die". We all know what a massive influence Nevermind was on Definitely Maybe as well. Didn't Noel call DM, England's Nevermind? Something to that effect. Thank you Kurt! Wow wow wow... wait a minute... This is more like a contextual influence, regarding only the concept and lyrical idea of the song. And then again, it wasn't a musical influence, but an answer, a reaction, opposition. Noel himself said in an interview that Live Forever was written after listening to a certain song, can't remember which was it (it wasn't nirvana, anyone remembers that interview??) |
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Post by Lennon2217 on Feb 26, 2013 0:32:33 GMT -5
Take Noel Gallagher, he was inspired to write "Live Forever" because of listening to the Nirvana's b-side to Pennyroyal Tea "I Hate Myself and Want to Die". We all know what a massive influence Nevermind was on Definitely Maybe as well. Didn't Noel call DM, England's Nevermind? Something to that effect. Thank you Kurt! Wow wow wow... wait a minute... This is more like a contextual influence, regarding only the concept and lyrical idea of the song. And then again, it wasn't a musical influence, but an answer, a reaction, opposition. Noel himself said in an interview that Live Forever was written after listening to a certain song, can't remember which was it (it wasn't nirvana, anyone remembers that interview??) I believe it was Nirvana and that particular song as well. Noel said Kurt wrote such a downer of a song, he was inspired to write the complete opposite of emotion. Hence....Live Forever. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 26, 2013 0:33:06 GMT -5
Take Noel Gallagher, he was inspired to write "Live Forever" because of listening to the Nirvana's b-side to Pennyroyal Tea "I Hate Myself and Want to Die". We all know what a massive influence Nevermind was on Definitely Maybe as well. Didn't Noel call DM, England's Nevermind? Something to that effect. Thank you Kurt! He did I saw it on a documentary when I was living in NYC I wanna say bbc America but it may have been the vh1 documentary on the seven eras of rock or something to that effect Noel said many times that he wrote tunes as a direct rebuttal to the "downer", "shoegazer" crowd that followed on every word from Cobain like it was scripture. He said that he appreciates what Nirvana did for getting rock back on the radio and in the spotlight, but that he was never cool with the "I hate myself and I want to die" nonsense. To Noel, life was always about living, not dying. Live Forever! |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 26, 2013 0:36:01 GMT -5
Lennon my man I gotta crash my girl hurt her eye bad in Cali tonight gotta wear a patch for like 10 days coulda lost it I gotta get up early hit the gym earlier than usual so I can send roses over there for before she awakes I already called the florist there but wanna call them at 7 there time to guarantee 9 am delivery it will be so much better easier when I move there. Anyway ill catch up with you toomorow dude .....don't run amok . For such a miserable basterd that I am when it comes to Diane I'm a 16 year old kid and gotta make sure she's ok and know flowers will be a great way to jump start her morning.....I've become soft in my old age dude .....cheers! |
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Post by Lennon2217 on Feb 26, 2013 0:37:47 GMT -5
Lennon my man I gotta crash my girl hurt her eye bad in Cali tonight gotta wear a patch for like 10 days coulda lost it I gotta get up early hit the gym earlier than usual so I can send roses over there for before she awakes I already called the florist there but wanna call them at 7 there time to guarantee 9 am delivery it will be so much better easier when I move there. Anyway ill catch up with you toomorow dude .....don't run amok Kalas....send my regards. Goodnight and good luck! |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 26, 2013 0:40:02 GMT -5
Lennon my man I gotta crash my girl hurt her eye bad in Cali tonight gotta wear a patch for like 10 days coulda lost it I gotta get up early hit the gym earlier than usual so I can send roses over there for before she awakes I already called the florist there but wanna call them at 7 there time to guarantee 9 am delivery it will be so much better easier when I move there. Anyway ill catch up with you toomorow dude .....don't run amok Kalas....send my regards. Goodnight and good luck! I will my man no bullshit she asks me what I do on here and I mention what we do and specifically mention you jit and what a whacked out partner you got in lib. Also mentioned rain and Bruno had to edit its was weird explaining the debates and such she ain't exactly a aficionado like us also very 80s orientated never opened up past that era Seriously though mate she will appreciate the thought dude ...and thank you Lennon .....I'm out dude catch ya toomorow |
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Post by Lennon2217 on Feb 26, 2013 0:47:51 GMT -5
Kalas....send my regards. Goodnight and good luck! I will my man no bullshit she asks me what I do on here and I mention what we do and specifically mention you jit and what a whacked out partner you got in lib. Seriously do mate so she will appreciate that ...and thank you Lennon .....I'm out dude catch ya toomorow I consider myself and Let It Bleed to be like Maverick and Iceman from Top Gun on this forum. I'm just not yet sure who is who yet. |
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Post by globe on Feb 26, 2013 3:40:35 GMT -5
Smert list.
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Post by John William Anglin on Feb 26, 2013 7:12:10 GMT -5
I will my man no bullshit she asks me what I do on here and I mention what we do and specifically mention you jit and what a whacked out partner you got in lib. Seriously do mate so she will appreciate that ...and thank you Lennon .....I'm out dude catch ya toomorow I consider myself and Let It Bleed to be like Maverick and Iceman from Top Gun on this forum. I'm just not yet sure who is who yet. Maverick and Iceman both have great hair, I'll be either. God bless. |
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Post by Rain on Feb 26, 2013 8:05:50 GMT -5
The Beatles should be on the list. The Doors, The Beach Boys,Buddy Holly and The Crickets
solo artist like Elvis... I mean, he influenced the Beatles and known as "King of Rock and Roll" or "the King." Neil Young too or at least mentioned CSNY.. Most people forget Roy Orbison too.
Thinking what a gig it be The Who opened for The Doors. Imagine that gig at the Isle Of White festival in 1970. I did read somewhere that Jim & Roger Daltrey tried to match each other drink for drink match backstage and Roger drank Jim under the table. The Doors influenced many many band from Pearl Jam, The Cult, Franz Ferdinand, INXS, The Inspiral Carpets, The Blue Oyster Cult, Janes addiction, Smashing Pumpkins, Echo and the Bunnymen, Joy Divison, Interpol, MC5, Jesus and Marychain, Alice in Chains, NIN, Iggy Pop, Scott Stapp, Stone Temple Pilots and list goes on.....
Nirvana of course should been most likely mentioned. Van Halen possible too. Eddie Van Halen made finger tapping huge at the time. Tom Petty and Heartbreakers should be on there way before David Bowe. I mean, The Strokes and Red Hot Chili Peppers all pinched Tom Petty and Heatbreakers music. Listen to The Strokes Last Night to Tom Petty and Heartbreakers' American Girl. Tom Petty and Heartbreakers had a settle, but impact to music. Fleetwood Mac did too.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 26, 2013 9:15:25 GMT -5
The Beatles should be on the list. The Doors, The Beach Boys,Buddy Holly and The Crickets solo artist like Elvis... I mean, he influenced the Beatles and known as "King of Rock and Roll" or "the King." Neil Young too or at least mentioned CSNY.. Most people forget Roy Orbison too. Thinking what a gig it be The Who opened for The Doors. Imagine that gig at the Isle Of White festival in 1970. I did read somewhere that Jim & Roger Daltrey tried to match each other drink for drink match backstage and Roger drank Jim under the table. The Doors influenced many many band from Pearl Jam, The Cult, Franz Ferdinand, INXS, The Inspiral Carpets, The Blue Oyster Cult, Janes addiction, Smashing Pumpkins, Echo and the Bunnymen, Joy Divison, Interpol, MC5, Jesus and Marychain, Alice in Chains, NIN, Iggy Pop, Scott Stapp, Stone Temple Pilots and list goes on..... Nirvana of course should been most likely mentioned. Van Halen possible too. Eddie Van Halen made finger tapping huge at the time. Tom Petty and Heartbreakers should be on there way before David Bowe. I mean, The Strokes and Red Hot Chili Peppers all pinched Tom Petty and Heatbreakers music. Listen to The Strokes Last Night to Tom Petty and Heartbreakers' American Girl. Tom Petty and Heartbreakers had a settle, but impact to music. Fleetwood Mac did too. You know how I feel about the doors rain !!! They were so out there I ain't heard anyone play like that to me there a band you love but emulating Jim is impossible man.the most proactive front man ever!!!!!! |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 26, 2013 9:17:24 GMT -5
I will my man no bullshit she asks me what I do on here and I mention what we do and specifically mention you jit and what a whacked out partner you got in lib. Seriously do mate so she will appreciate that ...and thank you Lennon .....I'm out dude catch ya toomorow I consider myself and Let It Bleed to be like Maverick and Iceman from Top Gun on this forum. I'm just not yet sure who is who yet. Your maverick dude You lead let lib do the dirty work . I can be the old broken down instructor who still got a bullet or to to dispense every now and again |
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Post by Lennon2217 on Feb 26, 2013 9:27:12 GMT -5
I consider myself and Let It Bleed to be like Maverick and Iceman from Top Gun on this forum. I'm just not yet sure who is who yet. Your maverick dude You lead let lib do the dirty work . I can be the old broken down instructor who still got a bullet or to to dispense every now and again Kalas....you can be this guy....James Tolkan....aka.....Tom "Stinger" Jordan. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 26, 2013 9:31:58 GMT -5
Your maverick dude You lead let lib do the dirty work . I can be the old broken down instructor who still got a bullet or to to dispense every now and again Kalas....you can be this guy....James Tolkan....aka.....Tom "Stinger" Jordan. Cool !!!! I like that guy and tell lib that means no shampoo for me. He's bald |
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Post by Lennon2217 on Feb 26, 2013 9:34:19 GMT -5
Speaking of Top Gun.....I always loved this Tarantino cameo in the movie "Sleep With Me". He breakdown what Top Gun is REALLY about! #SwordFight! |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 26, 2013 21:08:14 GMT -5
How anyone can not have The Beatles at 1st place on this kind of list escapes me! X 100 also elvis presley should be number 2. |
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