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First recorded activity by BoatBanter: Oct 2006
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Blow by blow is to....
On Wed, 6 Aug 2008 18:39:55 -0700 (PDT),
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Ok, I guess it was never to be.. What I was noticing about the three
albums is they came at times of extreme change for each of the bands,
and have distintively different sounds than the rest of the works (the
signature sound) of each of the bands.. Blow by blow, is noticable
because it is instrumental, but so is wired. .Blow by blow however is
much more jazz fusion, and less rock and roll than most of his other
albums. Cry of Love is a much softer album than anything else, and is
much more musical and less rambling than most of Jimi's work. Come
Taste the band was during the whole Tommy Bolin adventures and had a
muc more funky feel than any of the other albums by Deep Purple..
A couple of other albums that would have worked here are Presence, by
Zep, and Steel Wheels by the Rolling Stones... subtile, nuance.. ...
Country boy....
Sort of what I was thinking, but without all the artists and titles.
Surprised SW didn't catch it.
--Vic
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