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Old 12-18-2020, 06:48 PM
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Exactly why I made a point to check out The Who
With the exception of about 4-5 songs, I HATE The Who.

Wasn't it Keef Richards who said, "Roger Daltrey's voice is like fingernails on a chalkboard"? Old Keef was onto something...
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With the exception of about 4-5 songs, I HATE The Who.

Wasn't it Keef Richards who said, "Roger Daltrey's voice is like fingernails on a chalkboard"? Old Keef was onto something...
That's how I feel about current Nick$ voice. So nasal.
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Old 12-18-2020, 07:16 PM
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That's how I feel about current Nick$ voice. So nasal.
$he's horrible now. IDK how people can find it pleasant to the ear these days. Can you imagine a show where there are no backup singers to hide behind?
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$he's horrible now. IDK how people can find it pleasant to the ear these days. Can you imagine a show where there are no backup singers to hide behind?
Just her and the piano?
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Just her and the piano?
Lesseeeee.....I know the F and G chord, and I can sing 3 notes.

Baby, MONOTONE FEST is ONNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!! Gonna rock out with my.....hmmm.....3 notes!
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With the exception of about 4-5 songs, I HATE The Who.

Wasn't it Keef Richards who said, "Roger Daltrey's voice is like fingernails on a chalkboard"? Old Keef was onto something...
I can tolerate Daltrey..the real nails on the chalkboard for me is Geddy Lee . Musically I 'd like Rush and Peart was second only to Bonzo to top the list of great rock drummers..but can't get past that shriek .
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I can tolerate Daltrey..the real nails on the chalkboard for me is Geddy Lee . Musically I 'd like Rush and Peart was second only to Bonzo to top the list of great rock drummers..but can't get past that shriek .
I've never been much of a Rush fan, either. I like Limelight and Tom Sawyer, and that's about it.
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With the exception of about 4-5 songs, I HATE The Who.

Wasn't it Keef Richards who said, "Roger Daltrey's voice is like fingernails on a chalkboard"? Old Keef was onto something...
He also said that he could never work with someone as effeminate as Robert Plant.
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He also said that he could never work with someone as effeminate as Robert Plant.
Plant was more effeminate than Jagger? WTF
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Plant was more effeminate than Jagger? WTF
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