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Battle of the Bands Rock Edition Season 2! Discussion Thread It's self explanatory so far as people with low-high intelligence will be able to understand. To be fair if a poster doesn't get it their reading comprehension must be non-existent.
Battle of the Bands Rock Edition Season 2! Discussion Thread
Battle of the Bands Rock Edition Season 2! Discussion Thread Its not that self-explanatory if posters are getting it wrong.
Battle of the Bands Rock Edition Season 2! Discussion Thread Since Bad Company is more of a classic blues/rock style, I would match them with banRAB like Aerosmith, AC/DC, etc. if that is the question? Thats OK! liking Free better than Bad Company Soldier, I respect your opinion regardless its even that important either way.
Battle of the Bands Rock Edition Season 2! Discussion Thread Well the albums with Brian Howe I don`t think are very good at all. I can`t comment on the stuff with Robert Hart but this must be their 90`s material. Out of interest you would nominate both Bad Company and Free as your classic rock choices, if you had to choose another two who would they be?
Battle of the Bands Rock Edition Season 2! Discussion Thread If you insist Free is better than Bad Company, thats your opinion, their album Holy Water with lead vocalist Brian Howe, and album Company Of Strangers with lead vocalist Robert Hart were both good albums in my opinion, let alone the classic albums featuring Paul Rodgers. I dont subscribe to your theory
Battle of the Bands Rock Edition Season 2! Discussion Thread Free were together for 5 years and put out 6 studio albums and one live, I think thats a good output!!! The albums "Tons of Sobs" "Fire and Water" and "Heartbreaker" are their three standout albums. The material was superior to that of Bad Company, as was the melodic hard rock sound they put out and of course they had Paul Kossof on guitar, one of the greatest guitarists to have ever come out of Great Britain. The bassist of the group was Andy Fraser and as you probably know he went with Rodgers to Bad Company. Bad Company on the other hand, were a supergroup that were very much a blander version of Free and apart from the debut which is a good album, the rest of their output is largely run of the mill rock that sold by the bucketload, and the band were seriously treading water by the end of the 1970's. I was a big fan though of Mick Ralphs, and I love the song he wrote when he was in Mott The Hoople "Ready For Love" which actually features on the Bad Company debut.
Battle of the Bands Rock Edition Season 2! Discussion Thread I thought the instruction provided in the OP was pretty self-explanatory.
Battle of the Bands Rock Edition Season 2! Discussion Thread That`s because unless you`re familiar with the process its not overly straight-forward on how the process actually works.
Battle of the Bands Rock Edition Season 2! Discussion Thread In what way do you mean Free is superior? As in talent, record sales, popularity? I didnt think that Free was together long enough to have as much material as Bad Company had let alone, as good as Bad Company's music. The only thing that stanRAB out about the band Free, (to me anyway after '70) besides two or three popular songs is, the bass player was very good. Bad Company has some really good albums, let alone good singles that are actual rock classics.
Battle of the Bands Rock Edition Season 2! Discussion Thread The categories were just my idea and so don`t exist:laughing: But certainly agree about Paul Rodgers, and as far as I`m concerned should be mentioned in the same breath as Robert Plant and Ian Gillan from that era. For the record I think Free are superior to Bad Company.
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