5 men dead 4 dead in ohio

[Anonymous (12.183.1.163)]

Tin soldiers and nixions comming,were finally on our own

[Bob Brinton (151.203.155.215)]

this summer I hear the drumming, four dead in 'Oh my,no!'

[Anonymous (12.183.1.163)]

We dont need no education.We dont need our thoughts controlled. boy is this stuff relevant.

[Neil (12.183.1.157)]

Love on the rocks,aint no surprise.Just pour me a drink,and ill tell you my lies.

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

which Neil is 12.183.157?

There is more than one Neil in this world?

I am offended.

Who can iot be now, who can it be now.

Somebody's knocking at my dooor, runaway don't say no more.

[Freud (12.183.1.157)]

Diamond dude Diamond.If you have to ask your ignorant of one of two things.You either dont know good music,or your just looking for names in the left hand column.If thats the case then your not worthy of this link.This link are for those that have "subjective collectivism" a term i learned back in the berkshires.You know, all that info. and music you listened to.The books you read,the philosiphies you studied.Its all up there in that little cranium of ours.You need to study the decusations of paramids.Can I get a witness.

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

Please Freud I was born in 65 to Armstrong who was spacing on the moon and some other Neil writing songs for Davey Jones to sing along with the son of the inventor of white out.

Then I saw here face..

Now I am a believer.

OK So I am not worthy.

[Ziggy (24.88.43.233)]

BTW

Speaking of Davey Jones and space..

Why did one Davey Jones change his name to another David name.

[Rollingstone (12.183.1.157)]

Not bad ,but no cigar.It was actually Mike Nesbithes mother who invented white out.He was the so called leader of the Monkeys.Which eventually led to their demise.Take the last train to clarksville.

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

Please re-read my post I said sing along with..

Davey changed his named because in GB DJ of the Monkees was so incredibly well known.

Scary thought.

[Trebek (12.183.1.157)]

Is that where kareoke got its beginning?I as Ben Stien would say,bow to your superior knowledge in this area.Who knows maybe this is the napster link of factnet.Me thinks you should hang around to answer the difficult questions.Ill take pop music for a thousand.Your answer,the daily double

[Anonymous (24.172.44.98)]

no bonus questions please.

Please name the members of the following bands and how they are related to one another.

Deep Purple, Rainbow, Black Sabbath, Asia, Emorson Lake & Palmer, ..........

Never mind Alex..I am feeling worn out.

[Alex (12.183.1.162)]

Lets see,should I use my 50 / 50.No I think Im going to use my lifeline Regis.Gee I hate this,I always have the answers in front of me on MY show.

[Alex (12.183.1.162)]

Im going to phone a friend.Who ya gonna call Alex?Bob brinton,if he dont know then nobody knows.

[Bob Brinton (151.203.155.215)]

I'm not sure what the connections between the bands named are. I have only one Deep Purple album, and am too lazy to go check the names on it. I wasn't a big fan of theirs. I never heard of Rainbow. The names I recall from Black Sabbath are Izzy Osbourne and Tony Iommi. Asia at one point had Steve Hackett, who had played with Genesis back in the Peter Gabriel days, and Steve Howe, who had and does again played/play with Yes. They (Asia) weren't very good. Emerson was an incredible performer on various keyboards. Lake had been with King Crimson previously, and contributed some of the more sappy type elements to the band. ELP did some really good things. Are these all bands that have gotten back together? Or maybe they shared some particular label or producer. Try Jim Faucett. Or maybe my brother David knows a connection. He has seen this board, and may end up posting. Another wild possibility is that one or another member of each band played at some point with Frank Zappa. Zappa was sort of like Miles Davis in the way that he used an incredible number of different musicians over the years. Bob

[Alex (12.183.1.163)]

Is that your final answer?Yes Regis thats my final answer.For one million dollars,YOUR RIGHT!! Like I said Regis if Bob dont know then nobody knows,thans Bob,forever grateful.By the way Bob,I saw Frank in concert six times,and never once did he have the same musicians.

[Anonymous (68.33.60.157)]

Neil Young

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

Please begin by studying the following reference:

First there was Platypus...

Platypus = John Myung (bassist of Dream Theater) + Derek Sherinian (keyboardist for Alice Cooper + Kiss + Dream Theater + Planet X) + Ty (guitarist of Kings X) + Rod Morgenstein (drummer of the Dixie Dregs + Steve Morse Band + Rudess/Morgenstein Project + of course... Winger)

Jelly Jam = Platypus - Derek Sherinian = John Myung + Ty Tabor + Rod Morgenstein

Planet X = Derek Sherinian + drummer Virgil Donati (drummer for Steve Vai + Tribal Tech [Gary Willis + Scott Henderson of Chick Corea's Elektric Band] + Joel Hoekstra) + guitarist Tony MacAlpine (I think we all know who he is)

Joel Hoekstra = guitarist (Jim Peterik's World Stage Band + Big Brother & the Holding Company + The Sandra Bernhard Show + Alternate Realities (see below) + "Love, Janis" at the Village Theater in New York)

Jim Peterik's World Stage Band = Jim Peterik (Survivor) + Don Barnes (38 Special), Kevin Cronin (REO Speedwagon), Henry Paul (Blackhawk), Kelly Keagy (Night Ranger)

Night Ranger = Kelly Keagy + Jack Blades (Damn Yankees) + Jeff Watson + Alan Fitzgerald (Ozzy Osbourne) + Brad Gillis (Ozzy Osbourne)

Damn Yankees = Jack Blades + Ted Nugent (see Carmine Appice below) + Tommy Shaw (Styx) + drummer Michael Cartellone (Accept ["Balls to the Wall"] + Brad Gillis [see Night Ranger above] + John Wetton [King Crimson + Roxy Music + Peter Banks {Yes} + Brian Eno + Brian Ferry + Uriah Heep + UK (Bill Bruford [Yes]) + Wishbone Ash + Asia)

King Crimson = Robert Fripp + Greg Lake (Emerson Lake & Palmer) + Boz Burrell + Bill Bruford (Yes) + John Wetton, et al.

Asia = John Wetton + Carl Palmer (Emerson, Lake, & Palmer) + Geoff Downes (Yes + The Buggles) + Steve Howe (Yes) The Buggles = Geoff Downes (Yes) + Trevor Horn (Yes)

Alternate Realities = Todd Vincguerra drummer (Big Brother & The Holding Company + "Love Janis" at the Lyceum Theater, San Diego) + Joel Hoekstra (see above) + Tony Franklin (bassist from The Firm + Roy Harper + Jimmy Page + David Gilmour & Kate Bush + Blue Murder + Gary Hoey + Tony MacAlpine + Warren D. Martini (Ratt) + Carmine Appice + Marty Friedman (Cacophony + Megadeth + Kitaro) + John Sykes + Planet X + Gary Wright, The Dreamweaver himself (Spooky Tooth) + Robbie Krieger (The Doors) + David Coverdale)

Spooky Tooth = Gary Wright (The Dreamweaver) + Greg Ridley (Humble Pie) + Luther Grosvenor + Henry McCullough (Joe Cocker's Grease Band) + Chris Stainton (Joe Cocker's Grease Band) + Alan Spenner (Joe Cocker's Grease Band) + Mick Jones (Foreigner), et al.

Luther Grosvenor (name change) = Ariel Bender (Stealers Wheel + Mott the Hoople)

Stealers Wheel = Gerry Rafferty ("Baker Street," "Right Down The Line") + Joe Egan

Mott the Hoople = Ian Hunter + Mick Ralphs (Bad Company) + Ariel Bender (a.k.a. Luther Grosvenor) + Mick Ronson (David Bowie) , et al.

Bad Company = Paul Rodgers (The Firm -- see Tony Franklin) + Mick Ralphs, et al.

Cacophony = Jason Becker (David Lee Roth) + Marty Friedman Blue Murder = Tony Franklin + Carmine Appice + John Sykes + et al.

Carmine Appice = drummer (Marty Friedman + Blue Murder + Brad Gillis + Vanilla Fudge + Jeff Beck + Pink Floyd + Ted Nugent + Rod Stewart + Stanley Clarke + King Kobra)

King Kobra = Mark Free + guitarists Earl Slick (solo + David Coverdale) & Mick Sweda (Bullet Boys) + bassist Johnny Rod (W.A.S.P. -- "**** Like A Beast")

John Sykes = guitar (Whitesnake + Thin Lizzy + Blue Murder)

Whitesnake = John Sykes + David Coverdale (Deep Purple [too many branches on their family tree to get into] + Coverdale/Page) + Steve Vai (Alice Cooper + David Lee Roth + Public Image Ltd. + Alcatrazz + )+ Adrian Vandenberg (Vandenberg -- "This Burning Heart of Mine")

Public Image Ltd. = John Lydon (formerly Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols) + Keith Levene (The Clash) + Steve Vai Alcatrazz = Steve Vai + Graham Bonnet (Rainbow [too many branches on their family tree to get into]) + Yngwie J. Malmsteen (Steeler)

Steeler = Yngwie J. Malmsteen + Ron Keel of Keel ("The Right to Rock"), et al.



Keep on Rockin'

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

Then please make sure you understand these refrences:

Not for the faint at heart mind you:

Notes :

o If the musician came from a group in the list, this will appear beside their
entry in the new group. I know some of these people were in other groups
besides the ones that I have decided to list, but unless I'm absolutely
sure of the band that they came from, I'm just listing the last one in this
list that they were in.

o I decided to list the bands in the order that they first appeared.

o I added Elf, Kiss, Roger Glover, Rising Force, Joe Lynn Turner, Vinnie
Vincent Invasion, Slaughter and Alcatrazz, Badlands, Yngwie, Sun King
and House of Lords

o Thanks to Billy Barron for lots of extra info

o The cross-reference is getting really big!

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The travelling musicians (in alphabetical order by last name):

Don Airey - Rainbow (78-81), Ozzy Osbourne (83-85), Whitesnake (87-now)-studio
Tommy Aldridge - Black Oak Arkansas (?), Ozzy Osbourne (82-85),
Whitesnake (86-91), House of Lords (92-now)
Vinnie Appice - Black Sabbath (79-82), Dio (82-88), Black Sabbath (91-now)
Ritchie Blackmore - Deep Purple (68-75), Rainbow (75-84), Deep Purple (84-now)
Graham Bonnet - Rainbow (78-80), Alcatrazz (83-86)
Chuck Burgi - Rainbow (83), Roger Glover solo (84), Joe Lynn Turner (85)
Geezer Butler - Black Sabbath (69-84), Ozzy Osbourne (88-90),
Black Sabbath (91-now)
Vivian Campbell - Dio (82-86), Whitesnake (86-87), Riverdogs (88),
Lou Gramm (89-91), Shadow King (92)
David Coverdale - Deep Purple (73-76), Whitesnake (78-now)
Bob Daisley - Rainbow (77-78), Ozzy Osbourne (80-81), Ozzy Osbourne (83-85),
Black Sabbath (87), Rising Force (88), Ozzy Osbourne (88-91)
Ronnie James Dio - Elf (73-75), Rainbow (75-78), Black Sabbath (79-82),
Dio (82-89), Black Sabbath (91-now)
Janick Gers - Gillan (81-82), Iron Maiden (88-now)
Ian Gillan - Deep Purple (69-73), Gillan (75-82), Black Sabbath (83-84),
Deep Purple (84-89), solo (89-now)
Ray Gillen - Black Sabbath (1983) - tour, Badlands (89-now)
Roger Glover - Deep Purple (69-73), Rainbow (78-84), Deep Purple (84-now)
Glenn Hughes - Deep Purple (73-76), Black Sabbath (86), Whitesnake (89)-guest
Jens Johansson - Rising Force (84-88), Dio (88-now)
Jake E. Lee - Ozzy Osbourne (83-88), Badlands (89-now)
Jon Lord - Deep Purple (68-76), Whitesnake (78-84), Deep Purple (84-now)
Ian Paice - Deep Purple (68-76), Whitesnake (79-82), Deep Purple (84-now)
Cozy Powell - Rainbow (75-80), Whitesnake (82-84), Black Sabbath (88-90)
Dave Rosenthal - Rainbow (81-84), Roger Glover (84), Whitesnake (89)-studio
Rudy Sarzo - Quiet Riot (?), Whitesnake (86-91), Sun King (92)
Eric Singer - Black Sabbath (86-87), Badlands (89-91), Kiss (92-now)
Mark Slaughter - Vinnie Vincent Invasion (84-88), Slaughter (89-now)
Dana Strum - Vinnie Vincent Invasion (84-88), Slaughter (89-now)
Joe Lynn Turner - Rainbow (80-84), solo (85), Rising Force (88),
Deep Purple (90-now)
Steve Vai - Alcatrazz (85), David Lee Roth (85-88), Whitesnake (89)
Vinnie Vincent - Kiss (83), Vinnie Vincent Invasion (84-88)

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DEEP PURPLE
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Deep Purple #1 (March 1968 - July 1969)

Albums : Shades of Deep Purple (1968)
Book of Taliesyn (1969)
Deep Purple (1970)

Rod Evans - vocals (from The Maze)
Nick Simper - bass (from Roundabout)
Jon Lord - keyboards (from Roundabout)
Ian Paice - drums (from The Maze)
Ritchie Blackmore - guitar (from Roundabout)
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Deep Purple #2 (July 1969 - June 1973)

Albums : In Concert (1970)
Concerto for Group & Orchestra (1970)
In Rock (1970)
Fireball (1971)
Machine Head (1972)
Made In Japan (1972) (double live)
Who Do We Think We Are (1973)
Powerhouse (1977) (live cuts and unreleased studio work)

Ian Gillan - vocals (from Episode 6)
Roger Glover - bass (from Episode 6)
Jon Lord - keyboards
Ian Paice - drums
Ritchie Blackmore - guitar
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Deep Purple #3 (June 1973 - May 1975)

Albums : Burn (1974)
Stormbringer (1974)
Live In London (1974) (rare live)
Made In Europe (1976) (live)

David Coverdale - vocals
Glenn Hughes - bass (from Trapeze)
Jon Lord - keyboards
Ian Paice - drums
Ritchie Blackmore - guitar
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Deep Purple #4 (June 1975 - March 1976)

Albums : Come Taste the Band (1975)

David Coverdale - vocals
Glenn Hughes - bass
Jon Lord - keyboards
Ian Paice - drums
Tommy Bolin - guitar (from Zephyr) (died of drug overdose)
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Deep Purple #3 (1984-1989) (again!)

Albums : Perfect Strangers (1984)
House of Blue Light (1987)
Nobody's Perfect (double live)

Ian Gillan - vocals (from Black Sabbath)
Roger Glover - bass (from Rainbow)
Jon Lord - keyboards (from Whitesnake)
Ian Paice - drums (from Whitesnake)
Ritchie Blackmore - guitar (from Rainbow)
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Deep Purple #5 (1990 to present)

Albums : Slaves and Masters (1990)

Joe Lynn Turner - vocals (from Rising Force)
Roger Glover - bass
Jon Lord - keyboards
Ian Paice - drums
Ritchie Blackmore - guitar
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Other albums : The Anthology (includes rare cuts from Mark I to Mark IV)
Deepest Purple (best of)
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BLACK SABBATH
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Black Sabbath #1 (January 1969 - May 1979)

Albums : Black Sabbath (1970)
Paranoid (1970)
Master of Reality (1971)
Black Sabbath 4 (1972)
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (1973)
Sabotage (1975)
We Sold Our Souls for Rock 'n' Roll (1975) (best of)
Technical Ecstasy (1976)
Greatest Hits (1977) (best of)
Never Say Die (1978)
Live at Last (19??) (best of?)

Ozzy Osbourne - vocals (from Earth)
Tony Iommi - guitar (from Earth)
Geezer Butler - bass (from Earth)
Bill Ward - drums (from Earth)
Rick Wakeman - keyboards (on SBS, TE and NSD)
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Black Sabbath #2 (May 1979 - October 1982)

Albums : Heaven and Hell (1980)
Mob Rules (1981)
Live Evil (1982) (live)

Ronnie James Dio - vocals (from Rainbow)
Tony Iommi - guitar
Geezer Butler - bass
Vinnie Appice - drums
Geoff Nicholls - keyboards
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Black Sabbath #3 (January 1983 - March 1984)

Albums : Born Again (1983)

Ian Gillan - vocals (from Gillan) (studio album and US tour)
Dave Donato - vocals (replaced Ian during touring)
Tony Iommi - guitar
Geezer Butler - bass
Bill Ward - drums (studio album only)
Bev Bevan - drums (from ELO) (on tour)
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Black Sabbath #4 (1986)

Albums : Seventh Star (1986)

Studio:
Glenn Hughes - vocals (from Deep Purple & solo projects)
Ray Gillen - vocals (replaced Glenn)
Tony Iommi - guitar
Dave Spitz - bass
Gordon Copley - bass (on one song)
Eric Singer - drums
Geoff Nichols - keyboards
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Black Sabbath #5 (1987)

Albums : The Eternal Idol (1987)

Tony Martin - vocals
Tony Iommi - guitar
Bob Daisley - bass (from Ozzy Osbourne)
Dave Spitz - bass
Bev Bevan - drums (from Black Sabbath #3)
Eric Singer - drums
Geoff Nichols - keyboards
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Black Sabbath #6 (1988)

Albums : Headless Cross (1988)

Tony Martin - vocals
Tony Iommi - guitar
Laurence Cottle - bass
Cozy Powell - drums (from Whitesnake)
Geoff Nichols - keyboards
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Black Sabbath #7 (1990)

Albums : Tyr (1990)

Tony Martin - vocals
Tony Iommi - guitar
Neil Murray - bass (from Whitesnake)
Cozy Powell - drums
Geoff Nichols - keyboards
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Black Sabbath #8 (1991 - present)

Albums : Heaven and Hell II (1992) (to be released in 05/92)

Ronnie James Dio - vocals (from Dio)
Tony Iommi - guitar
Geezer Butler - bass (from Ozzy Osbourne)
Vinnie Appice - drums (from Dio)
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ELF
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Elf #1 (1973 - 1975)

Albums : Carolina County Ball (1973?)
Trying to Burn the Sky (1975)

Ronnie James Dio - vocals
Steve Edwards - guitar
Mickey Lee Soule - keyboards
Gary Driscoll - drums
Craig Gruber - bass
Mark Nauseef - percussion
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KISS
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Kiss #1 (1974 - 1980)

Albums : Kiss (1974)
Hotter Than Hell (1974)
Dressed to Kill (1975)
Alive (1975) (live)
Destroyer (1976)
Rock and Roll Over (1976)
Love Gun (1977)
Alive II (1977)
Solo Albums (1977)
Double Platinum (1978)
Dynasty (1979)
Unmasked (1980)

Paul Stanley - vocals, guitar
Gene Simmons - vocals, bass
Ace Frehley - guitar, vocals
Peter Criss - drums, vocals
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Kiss #2 (1981 - 1982)

Albums : Music from the Elder (1981)
Killers (1982) - 4 new songs
Creatures of the Night (1982)

Paul Stanley - vocals, guitar
Gene Simmons - vocals, bass
Ace Frehley - guitar, vocals
Vinnie Vincent - guitar (replaced Ace during COTN studio work)
Eric Carr - drums
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Kiss #3 (1983)

Albums : Lick It Up (1983)

Paul Stanley - vocals, guitar
Gene Simmons - vocals, bass
Vinnie Vincent - guitar, backup vocals
Eric Carr - drums, backup vocals
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Kiss #4 (1984)

Albums : Animalize (1984)

Paul Stanley - vocals, guitar
Gene Simmons - vocals, bass
Mark St. John - guitar (left due to arthritic problem)
Eric Carr - drums, backup vocals
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Kiss #5 (1985 - 1992)

Albums : Asylum (1985)
Crazy Nights (1987)
Smashes, Thrashes & Hits (1988)
Hot In the Shade (1990)

Paul Stanley - vocals, guitar
Gene Simmons - vocals, bass
Bruce Kulick - guitar
Eric Carr - drums, ocassional vocals
(died of cancer)
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Kiss #6 (1992 - now)

Albums : Revenge (1992) (to be released 05/92)

Paul Stanley - vocals, guitar
Gene Simmons - vocals, bass
Bruce Kulick - guitar
Eric Singer - drums (from Badlands)
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GILLAN
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The Ian Gillan Band (September 1975 - June 1978)

Albums : Child in Time (1976)
Clear Air Turbulence (1977)
Scarabus (1977)
Live (1978) (live)

Ian Gillan - vocals (from Deep Purple)
Ray Fenwick - guitar
John Gustafson - bass
Mark Nauseef - drums (from Elf)
Mickey Soule - keyboards (from Rainbow)
Colin Towns - keyboards (replaced Mickey Soule)
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Gillan #1 (August 1978 - May 1979)

Albums : Mr. Universe (1979)

Ian Gillan - vocals
Steve Byrd - guitar
John McCoy - bass
Liam Genocky - drums (replaced by Pete Barnacle)
Colin Towns - keyboards
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Gillan #2 (May 1979 - June 1981)

Albums : Gillan (1979)
Glory Road (1980)
Future Shock (1981)

Ian Gillan - vocals
Bernie Torme - guitar
John McCoy - bass
Mick Underwood - drums
Colin Towns - keyboards
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Gillan #3 (June? 1981 - November 1982)

Albums : Double Trouble (1981)
Magic (1982)

Ian Gillan - vocals
Janick Gers - guitar
John McCoy - bass
Mick Underwood - drums
Colin Towns - keyboards
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Gillan #4 (? - ?)

Albums : Naked Thunder (?)
Toolbox (?)
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RAINBOW
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Rainbow #1 (May 1975 - September 1975)

Albums : Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow (1975)

Ronnie James Dio - vocals (from Elf)
Ritchie Blackmore - guitar (from Deep Purple)
Craig Gruber - bass (from Elf)
Gary Driscoll - drums (from Elf)
Mickey Soule - keyboards (from Elf)
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Rainbow #2 (September 1975 - July 1977)

Albums : Rainbow Rising (1976)
On Stage (1977) (live)

Ronnie James Dio - vocals
Ritchie Blackmore - guitar
Mark Clarke - bass (soon replaced by Jimmy Bain)
Cozy Powell - drums
Tony Carey - keyboards
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Rainbow #3 (July 1977 - November 1978)

Albums : Long Live Rock'n'Roll (1978)

Ronnie James Dio - vocals
Ritchie Blackmore - guitar
Bob Daisley - bass (from Uriah Heep)
Cozy Powell - drums
David Stone - keyboards
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Rainbow #4 (November 1978 - August 1980)

Albums : Down to Earth (1979)

Graham Bonnet - vocals
Ritchie Blackmore - guitar
Cozy Powell - drums
Roger Glover - bass (from Deep Purple)
Don Airey - keyboards
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Rainbow #5 (November 1980 - December 1981)

Albums : Difficult to Cure (1981)
Jealous Lover EP (1981)

Joe Lynn Turner - vocals
Ritchie Blackmore - guitar
Bob Rondinelli - drums
Roger Glover - bass
Don Airey - keyboards
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Rainbow #6 (December 1981 - June 1983)

Albums : Straight Between the Eyes (1982)

Joe Lynn Turner - vocals
Ritchie Blackmore - guitar
Bob Rondinelli - drums
Roger Glover - bass
Dave Rosenthal - keyboards
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Rainbow #7 (June 1983 - April 1984)

Albums : Bent Out of Shape (1983)

Joe Lynn Turner - vocals
Ritchie Blackmore - guitar
Chuck Burgi - drums
Roger Glover - bass
Dave Rosenthal - keyboards
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Other albums : The Best Of (1981)
Finyl Vinyl (1986) (live and rare)
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WHITESNAKE
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Whitesnake #1 (Jan 1978 - July 1978)

Albums : Snakebite (1978)

David Coverdale - vocals (from Deep Purple)
Bernie Marsden - guitar
Micky Moody - guitar
Neil Murray - bass
David Dowle - drums
Pete Solley - keyboards
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Whitesnake #2 (August 1978 - July 1979)

Albums : Trouble (1978)
Love Hunter (1979)

David Coverdale - vocals
Bernie Marsden - guitar/vocals
Micky Moody - guitar/vocals
Neil Murray - bass
David Dowle - drums
Jon Lord - keyboards (from Deep Purple)
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Whitesnake #3 (July 1979 - March 1982)

Albums : Ready An' Willing (1980)
Come An' Get It (1981)
Saints & Sinners (1982)

David Coverdale - vocals
Bernie Marsden - guitar/vocals
Micky Moody - guitar/vocals
Neil Murray - bass
Ian Paice - drums (from Deep Purple)
Jon Lord - keyboards
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Whitesnake #4 (September 1982 - April 1984)

Albums : Slide It In (1984)

David Coverdale - vocals
Mel Galley - guitar
John Sykes - guitar (from Thin Lizzy) (some songs)
Neil Murray - bass (replaced by Colin Hodgkinson)
Cozy Powell - drums (from Rainbow)
Jon Lord - keyboards
Richard Bailey - keyboards (from Magnum) (on part of tour)
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Whitesnake #5 (1986 - 1988)

Albums : Whitesnake (1987)

Studio :
David Coverdale - vocals
John Sykes - guitar
Adrian Vandenberg - guitar (from Vandenberg) (some songs)
Neil Murray - bass
Aynsley Dunbar - drums
Don Aiery - keyboards (from Ozzy Osbourne)
Bill Cuomo - keyboards

Tour :
David Coverdale - vocals
Adrian Vandenberg - guitar
Vivian Campbell - guitar (from Dio)
Rudy Sarzo - bass (from Quiet Riot)
Tommy Aldridge - drums (from Ozzy Osbourne)
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Whitesnake #6 (1988 - present)

Albums : Slip of the Tongue (1989)

David Coverdale - vocals
Adrian Vandenberg - guitar (not on studio album - hand injury)
Steve Vai - guitar (from David Lee Roth)
Rudy Sarzo - bass
Tommy Aldridge - drums

Additional musicians :
Don Airey - keyboards (from Ozzy Osbourne)
Claude Glaudette - keyboards
David Rosenthal - keyboards
Tommy Funderburk - background vocals
Glenn Hughes - background vocals (from Deep Purple)
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IRON MAIDEN
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Iron Maiden #1 (1979 - 1980)

Albums : Soundhouse Tapes (19??)

Paul Di'anno - vocals
Steve Harris - bass, vocals
Dave Murray - guitar
Doug Sampson - drums
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Iron Maiden #2 (1980 - 1981)

Albums : Iron Maiden (1980)

Paul Di'anno - vocals
Steve Harris - bass, vocals
Dave Murray - guitar
Dennis Stratton - guitar
Clive Burr - drums
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Iron Maiden #3 (1981)

Albums : Killers (1981)

Paul Di'anno - vocals
Steve Harris - bass, vocals
Dave Murray - guitar
Adrian Smith - guitar
Clive Burr - drums
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Iron Maiden #4 (1982)

Albums : Number of the Beast (1982)

Bruce Dickinson - vocals (from Samson)
Steve Harris - bass
Dave Murray - guitar
Adrian Smith - guitar
Clive Burr - drums
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Iron Maiden #5 (1983 - 1988)

Albums : Piece of Mind (1983)
Powerslave (1984)
Live After Death (1985) (live)
Somewhere in Time (1987)
Seventh Son of a Seventh Son (1988)

Bruce Dickinson - vocals
Steve Harris - bass
Dave Murray - guitar
Adrian Smith - guitar
Nicko McBrain - drums
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Iron Maiden #6 (1988 - present)

Albums : No Prayer for the Dying (1990)

Bruce Dickinson - vocals
Steve Harris - bass
Dave Murray - guitar
Janick Gers - guitar (from Gillan)
Nicko McBrain - drums
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OZZY OSBOURNE
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Ozzy Osbourne #1 (1980 - 1981)

Albums : Blizzard of Ozz (1980)
Diary of a Madman (1981)

Ozzy Osbourne - vocals (from Black Sabbath)
Randy Rhoads - guitar (from Quiet Riot)
Bob Daisley - bass (from Rainbow)
Rudy Sarzo - bass (from Quiet Riot) (on DOAM tour)
Lee Kerslake - drums (from Uriah Heep)
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Ozzy Osbourne #2 (1982)

Albums : Tribute (1987)

Ozzy Osbourne - vocals
Randy Rhoads - guitar (killed in airplane accident)
Brad Gillis - guitar (replaced Randy)
Rudy Sarzo - bass (from Quiet Riot)
Tommy Aldridge - drums (from Black Oak Arkansas)
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Ozzy Osbourne #3 (1982)

Albums : Speak of the Devil (1982) (UK title : Talk of the Devil)

Ozzy Osbourne - vocals
Brad Gillis - guitar (went on to form Nightranger)
Rudy Sarzo - bass
Tommy Aldridge - drums
Bernie Torme - guitar (from Gillan) (tour?)
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Ozzy Osbourne #4 (1983 - 1985)

Albums : Bark at the Moon (1983)

Ozzy Osbourne - vocals
Jake E. Lee - guitar/backup vocals
Bob Daisley - bass/backup vocals (from Ozzy Osbourne #1)
Tommy Aldridge - drums
Carmine Appice - drums (played on parts of album)
Don Airey - keyboards (from Rainbow)
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Ozzy Osbourne #5 (1986 - 1988)

Albums : The Ultimate Sin (1986)

Ozzy Osbourne - vocals
Jake E. Lee - guitar
Phil Soussan - bass (from Lita Ford)
Randy Castillo - drums (from Lita Ford)
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Ozzy Osbourne #6 (1988 - 1990)

Albums : No Rest for the Wicked (1988)

Ozzy Osbourne - vocals
Zakk Wylde - guitar
Bob Daisley - bass (from Rising Force)
Geezer Butler - bass (from Black Sabbath) (on tour)
Randy Castillo - drums
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Ozzy Osbourne #6 (1990 - 1991)

Albums : No More Tears (1991)

Ozzy Osbourne - vocals
Zakk Wylde - guitar
Bob Daisley - bass
Michael Inez - bass
Randy Castillo - drums
John Sinclair - keyboards
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DIO
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Dio #1 (October 1982 - 1986)

Albums : Holy Diver (1983)
Last in Line (1984)
Sacred Heart (1985)

Ronnie James Dio - vocals/keybrds (from Black Sabbath)
Vivian Campbell - guitar (from Sweet Savage)
Jimmy Bain - bass (from Wild Horses)
Vinnie Appice - drums (from Black Sabbath)
Claude Schnell - keyboards (added after Holy Diver)
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Dio #2 (1987-1988)

Albums : Intermission (1986)
Dream Evil (1987)

Ronnie James Dio - vocals
Craig Goldie - guitar (from Giuffria)
Jimmy Bain - bass
Vinnie Appice - drums
Claude Schnell - keyboards
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Dio #3 (1988 - present)

Albums : Lock Up the Wolves (1990)

Ronnie James Dio - vocals
Rowan Robertson - guitar
Teddy Cook - bass (left in 1991)
Simon Wright - drums (from AC/DC)
Jens Johansson - keyboards (from Rising Force)
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ALCATRAZZ
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Alcatrazz #1 (1983 - 1984?)

Albums : No Parole From Rock 'N' Roll (1983)
No Parole From Rock 'N' Roll Live? (1984?)

Graham Bonnet - vocals (from Rainbow)
Yngwie Malmsteen - guitars
Gary Shea - bass
Jan Uvena - drums
Jimmy Waldo - keyboards
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Alcatrazz #2 (1985)

Albums : Disturbing the Peace (1985)

Graham Bonnet - vocals
Steve Vai - guitars
Gary Shea - bass
Jan Uvena - drums
Jimmy Waldo - keyboards
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Alcatrazz #3 (1986)

Albums : Dangerous Games (1986)

Graham Bonnet - vocals
Danny Johnson - guitars
Gary Shea - bass
Jan Uvena - drums
Jimmy Waldo - keyboards
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ROGER GLOVER
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Roger Glover #1 (1984)

Albums : Mask (1984)

Roger Glover - vocals, bass, keyboards (from Rainbow)
Craig Brooks - vocals
Kate McGarrigle - vocals
Dave Gellis - guitar
Joe Jammer - guitar
Charlie Dechant - sax
Jean Roussel - keyboards
David Rosenthal - keyboards (from Rainbow)
Mark Conese - drums
Chuck Burgi - drums (from Rainbow)
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RISING FORCE
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Rising Force #1 (1984 - 1985)

Albums : Rising Force (1984)
Marching Out (1985)

Yngwie Malmsteem - guitars (from Alcatrazz)
Jeff Scott Soto - vocals
Marcel Jacob - bass
Jens Johansson - keyboards
Anders Johansson - drums
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Rising Force #2 (1985 - 1986)

Albums : Trilogy (1986)

Yngwie Malmsteem - guitars, bass
Mark Boals - vocals
Jens Johansson - keyboards
Anders Johansson - drums
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Rising Force #3 (1988)

Albums : Odyssey (1988)

Yngwie Malmsteem - guitars, bass
Joe Lynn Turner - vocals (from solo projects)
Jens Johansson - keyboards
Anders Johansson - drums
Bob Daisley - bass (from Black Sabbath)
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JOE LYNN TURNER
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Joe Lynn Turner #1 (1985)

Albums : Rescue You (1985)

Joe Lynn Turner - vocals (from Rainbow)
Bobby Messano - guitar, bass
Alan Greenwood - keyboards (from Foreigner)
Chuck Burgi - drums (from Roger Glover solo)
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VINNIE VINCENT INVASION
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Vinnie Vincent Invasion #1 (1985)

Albums : Vinnie Vincent Invasion (1985)

Vinnie Vincent - guitar
Robert Fleishman - vocals
Mark Slaughter - vocals (replaced Fleishman on tour)
Dana Strum - bass
Bob Brock - drums
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Vinnie Vincent Invasion #2 (1985-1988)

Albums : All Systems Go (1988)

Vinnie Vincent - guitar
Mark Slaughter - vocals
Dana Strum - bass
Bob Brock - drums
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SLAUGHTER
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Slaughter #1 (1989 - present)

Albums : Stick It To Ya (1989)
The Wild Life (1992) (to be released 04/92)

Mark Slaughter - vocals, guitar (from Vinnie Vincent Invasion)
Tim Kelly - guitar, vocals
Dana Strum - bass, vocals (from Vinnie Vincent Invasion)
Blas Elias - drums, vocals
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BADLANDS
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Badlands #1 (1989-1991)

Albums : Badlands (1989)

Ray Gillen - vocals, blues harp (from Black Sabbath)
Jake E. Lee - guitar, keybrds (from Ozzy Osbourne)
Greg Chaisson - bass
Eric Singer - drums (from Black Sabbath)
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Badlands #2 (1991 - present)

Albums : Voodoo Highway (1991)

Ray Gillen - vocals
Jake E. Lee - guitar
Greg Chaisson - bass
Jeff Martin - drums
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YNGWIE MALMSTEEN
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Yngwie Malmsteen #1 (1990 - present)

Albums : Eclipse (1990)
Fire & Ice (1992)

Yngwie Malmsteem - guitars (from Rising Force)
Goran Edman - vocals
Mats Olausson - keyboards
Svante Henrysson - bass
Michael
Von Knorring - drums
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{no group name as yet}
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Coverdale/Page Project #1

Albums : ? (1992) (to be released spring/summer of '92)

David Coverdale - vocals (from Whitesnake)
Jimmy Page - guitar (from solo and Led Zeppelin)
?
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SUN KING
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Sun King #1 (1992)

Albums : Sun King? (1992) (to be released spring/summer of '92)

Rudy Sarzo - bass (from Whitesnake)
?
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HOUSE OF LORDS
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House of Lords #1 (198? - ?)

Albums : House of Lords? (1989?)

?
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House of Lords #2 (1991? - ?)

Albums : Sahara (1991?)

?
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House of Lords #3 (1992 - present)

Albums : ? (1992) (to be released sometime in '92)

Tommy Aldridge - drums (from Whitesnake)
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[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

Please also refer to this actual flow chart tree with the later refrences to Asia, ELP, GTR and of course Yes.

http://www.asiaworld.org/multimedia/familytree/AsiaFam.jpg

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

Hre is the more important of out studies:

This taken from the Deep Purple Family Album 25h Anniversery:

http://www.black-sabbath.com/purpletree.html

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

Now as we studying the possibility of their being a connection to the Family of C,S,N,Y we should most liekly consider if there is some English connection between them that is relative.

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

Class please accept my poor grammer and bad spelling, also I noticed in one of the items we have some slang terms that might offend some more learned men.

[This is Trash (141.157.107.45)]

Neil.....
Remember when you got mad at me because I told you that you had started a lot of 'useless, ridiculous threads??????

WELL ADD THIS TO YOUR LIST!!

What is the purpose, what does it have to do with anything in regards to this forum site?

Sometimes I just don't understand where you're at. 3/4 or more of the "music" albums you posted, those singers do not edify anybody other than their father -- the devil. I stopped listening to that trash years ago.

Show me where it glorifies God?????????

You already said you don't know why people think you are strange, weird or whatever...if the shoe fits, wear it!!

Maria T

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

Maria T,

Why do you jump on threads honey and get all emotional or otherwise involved? http://www.factnet.org/discus/clipart/happy.gif

I didn't start this thread honey.

Maria I live in the real world and I do not sit around and listen to the devil's music as you seem to be suggesting...

But I love how my country invented the spiritual music of the last century and the century to come.

Music is part of what we are as a society and it is also what makes this country great, as well as our brit and irish friends.Remember Amazing Grace comes from a Scot drinking tune.

The freedom of speech, the freedom of democracy, and the freedom of Rock & Roll

as another great great Rock & Roll artist wrote with the name Neil. By the way this song is pre 9/11

Rockin' In The Free World by Neil Young
--------
There's colors on the street
Red, white and blue
People shufflin' their feet
People sleepin' in their shoes
But there's a warnin' sign on the road ahead
There's a lot of people sayin' we'd be better off dead
Don't feel like Satan, but I am to them
So I try to forget it, any way I can.

Keep on rockin' in the free world,
Keep on rockin' in the free world
Keep on rockin' in the free world,
Keep on rockin' in the free world.

I see a woman in the night
With a baby in her hand
Under an old street light
Near a garbage can
Now she puts the kid away, and she's gone to get a hit
She hates her life, and what she's done to it
There's one more kid that will never go to school
Never get to fall in love, never get to be cool.

Keep on rockin' in the free world,
Keep on rockin' in the free world
Keep on rockin' in the free world,
Keep on rockin' in the free world.

We got a thousand points of light
For the homeless man
We got a kinder, gentler,
Machine gun hand
We got department stores and toilet paper
Got styrofoam boxes for the ozone layer
Got a man of the people, says keep hope alive
Got fuel to burn, got roads to drive.

Keep on rockin' in the free world,
Keep on rockin' in the free world
Keep on rockin' in the free world,
Keep on rockin' in the free world.

[Alex (12.183.1.163)]

O.K. so I called the wrong lifeline.No need to get testy about it.And to think I wasted all my time in hebrew and greek when I could have been at Peabody.Thanks for the musicial exegesis.Your rock and roll geaneology has not gone unnoticed by VH1s where are they now.Next time you gotta let us know its a loaded question.See you and Faucett at the next woodstock dude.Keep up the good work,you have no idea whats been started here.This is the game show network of Factnet

[Stevie (24.88.43.233)]

For Maria and other GGWO Factnet paticpants:

Alas a Stephen Stills song>>>

It's time we stop, hey, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down

Paranoia strikes deep
Into your life it will creep
It starts when you're always afraid
You step out of line, the man come and take you away

We better stop, hey, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down
Stop, hey, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down
Stop, now, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down
Stop, children, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down

[Niel (12.183.1.163)]

Oh by the way you are worthy.And maria no disrespect,but lighten up girl.Is it wrong for the many frustrated posters on factnet to have a place to go to just have a little fun with their "subjective collectivism".Im sure you gotta little bit of your own triva,By the way what brought you to this thread? were you to trying to find the corolation between the bands?Did a good job didnt he.

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

When I think about what Maria just said they Lyric in Neil's song comes to mind:


'There's a lot of people sayin' we'd be better off dead.
Don't feel like Satan but I am to them.'

[Deja Vu (24.88.43.233)]

Niel,

Thanks for the remarks. I still working on the whole CSNY and Rainbow tree possibility.

I am deeply concerned that Maria and others will not have their trivia play book when we begin again.

Now we can trace both Dylan, Young, Crosby and King Solomon to the same family tree but I don't know about Maria. BTW I saw them perform that "Teraching" verse song on of all things the 700 club like 4 years ago. Very strange seeing a song from that period done on a Fundies show.

[Anonymous (68.33.132.7)]

TIGHT LIKE THAT

Woke up this morning, put on my Sunday shoes.
Don't ask me why, it's just the nature of my groove.
I larged down the boulevard, came under attack,
But I rocked them senseless, 'cause honey it's tight like that.

I hung a left down to Lemans' Avenue,
Stagger Lees everywhere, trying to bring me doom, oh no.
And that Old Scratch, he tried to purchase this soul,
That don't confront me, 'cause I'm never in the need of a payroll.
Heck, yeah.

Amen, do it all again.
Rock my soul in the bosom of Abraham.
Spit shine and a three piece suit,
Good Lord I got to thank you 'cause you do it like you do.
Hallelujah, all the people in the back.
Hallelujah, it's tight like that.
Hallelujah, all the people up front.
Tight like that, rapture, rock.

And all you know-it-alls with politic views.
Ideals don't situate themselves in His groove.
So if you want to know, you just got to ask.
But if you don't lose that skin, you'll never be tight like that.
Watch me work, yeah.

Amen, do it all again.
Rock my soul in the bosom of Abraham.
Spit shine and a three piece suit,
Good Lord I got to thank you 'cause you do it like you do.
Hallelujah, all the people in the back.
Hallelujah, it's tight like that.
Hallelujah, all the people up front.
Tight like that, rapture, rock.

Don't try to sell me your New Age guru troubles.
'Cause I'm already reeling doing that good time gospel shuffle.
And all your thumpings about some Armageddon,
Ain't no big deal, 'cause I already hang with Him.

Amen, do it all again.
Rock my soul in the bosom of Abraham.
Spit shine and a three piece suit,
Good Lord I got to thank you 'cause you do it like you do.
Hallelujah, all the people in the back.
Hallelujah, it's tight like that.
Hallelujah, all the people up front.
Tight like that, rapture, rock.

Oh yeah, tight like that.
Honey it's tight like that.
Honey it's tight like that.
Honey it's tight like that.

Can I get a witness for the rock of ages?
For the rock of ages?
Can I get a witness for the rock of ages?
For the rock of ages?

That's from a Maryland band called Clutch. They're not a Christian band, per se, just a band with Christians in it. They sound kind of like Frank Zappa mixed with early ZZ Top and Mountain. HEAVY!

[Neil (12.183.1.163)]

My Maria dont you know Ive come a long, long way I been longin to see her when shes around she takes my blues away.Sweet Maria the sunlight surly hurts my eyes Im a lonly dreamer on a highway in the skies.Maria,Maria Ilove you. Written and originally performed by B.W.Stevenson.Born 10/49 Died 4/89 following heart valve replacement surgery.The original hit #9 on billboard charts in 1973.Remade in 1996 by Brooks and Dunn.#1 country song of the year in 1996 by Billboard Magazine.Bet you like that Maria

[Anonymous (141.157.107.45)]

I remember the song Neil (My Maria by BW Stevenson). I also remember the "Ave Maria" sang in the Catholic church also.

Never liked either one of them!

Maria

[Neil (12.183.1.163)]

Both inspired many people,as you inspire us

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

So this is a thing against all song writers because they never wrote a good song with your name?!

I feel so much better.

[Neil (12.183.1.163)]

24.88 Me thinks Maria really likes seeing her name in print.Maria Ijust met a girl named Maria.And suddenly that name will never be the same Maaaaarrrrrriiiiiiaaaaaaaa.For those interested thats from West Side Story.Ssssssombody stop me.

[Anonymous (67.243.133.206)]

For the narrow minded...

...There are a lot of GREAT musicians who play Rock n' Roll and they don't play rock just for Rock's sake.

For example the compact disk; 'G3 Live in Denver'. Guitarists: Joe Satriani, Steve Vai and the amazing, Yngwie Malmsteen share their virtuostic gifts by playing together.

How about Randy Rhodes? He was the lead guitarist for Ozzie Ozbourne for two years back in the mid-80s.
He stopped his tour with Ozzie to develop his skills as a classical guitarist. Remember the now famous classical guitar piece dedicated to his mother Delores called "Dee"?

Also Mr. Steve Morse of Deep Purple was performing with a trio cosisting of: Paco De Lucia, Aldi Meola and himself. One of his most recent works was with Maestro Manuel Barrueco of Peabody Music Conservatory playing the works of Heitor Villa Lobos for classical guitar.

Has anyone heard the Adagio of Concerto Aranjuez
by Joaquin Rodrigo of Spain as played by "Rocker" Carlos Santana?

You may be thinking "so what!"...well my point is that many "Rockers" are well rounded and great musicians! Just remember ANYTHING not done by faith is considered sin to God and I don't think Rock n' Roll is necessarily evil in and of itself.
However, there are people like Marilyn Manson who is OVERT in his proclamations AGAINST God. Now he's from the pit of hell! And also some on this board may associate this music to a time in their lives BEFORE accepting Jesus Christ as their savior; therefore, it may be a stumbling block in their lives. For those who are uncomfortable with this topic I'd like to suggest you avoid this thread since it offends you!

Now, is there a "Fellow "Rocker" out there who knows anything about Stratovarius with the guitarist Timo Tolkki? If so I'd appreciate ANYTHING you have to share about this group and guitarist.

I'm glad this topic has been posted...IT ROCKS!

[Anonymous (67.243.133.206)]

Maria,

Do you have some cool insights to share about Jeff Beck or Eddie Van Halen or Paul Gilbert for the board?

Thanks,

A Rock Lover

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

Maria and others often from her tribe believe that music is limited in space and time to the likes of certain people being holy.

I am glad you brought up Carlos.

When he was asked in a Magic Magazine about his faith he responded by giving credit to His Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for his abilities and his desire to give glory to him.

There are several people within GGWO who's children still go to GGWO that play in rock bands.

The song 40 by u2 is more biblical than most so called modern hymns.

Get a grip Maria.

[Anonymous (67.243.133.206)]

Amen and well said 24,

Also Carlos and his wife Deborah Santana, have a foundation called "Miracle.

Much of the money from his "devil music" supports orphans and impoverished children in the Third World with: food, clothes and medicine.

He had asked God to deliver him from drugs in exchange for serving God with his music. This evidently is Carlos keeping his promise to God for God's faithfulness to him.

Shame on him for being a philanthropist and helping those less fortunate with money from his success!

Get off the throne judgers! The only difference between you and God is He doesn't think He's you!

[Neil (12.183.1.163)]

Tin soldiers and Nixons comming

[Anonymous (67.243.133.206)]

Neil,

What's "Tin soldiers and Nixons coming" mean?
Do you have some info on: Scorpions, Quiet Riot, Accept, or Saxon?

[Neil D. (12.183.1.163)]

Great posts.Had no idea would lead to this.Love the exchange.67.243 I had no idea,personally love carlos & company.24.88 .Is that you P.O.? If so let me know.Maria still there? Sometimes things arent so black & white.Learn anything? hang around

[Anonymous (12.183.1.163)]

Come on Bob,you can answer that.Gotta jump in here somewhere, we need your "portion".You got the gift.Thanks.

[Anonymous (67.243.133.206)]

"...need your 'portion'."

Now THAT'S funny Neil!

Frankly, this discussion has as much, if not MORE, theological depth than a Greater Grace sermon from Carl!

[Anonymous (67.243.133.206)]

What's your preference to listen to?

... Carlos Stevens or is that Carl Santana?

[Bob Brinton (141.154.165.53)]

It's from a song about Kent State, where four students were shot to death by soldiers supposedly using rubber bullets during a peaceful demonstration against the Vietnam War. At least, that's the way I remember it. Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young did the song. And I managed to get an occupational deferment during the most critical time when I might have been drafted. My two older brothers spent time there. The outdoorsman/fighter type served behind a typewriter as a clerk, while the scholar who ended up with a doctorate in philosophy ended up with a rifle in the jungle. All typical governmental approach. Bob

[Bob Brinton (141.154.165.53)]

The above post is in response to the question posted at 2:03

[Anonymous (67.243.133.206)]

So Bob or anyone else,

Ya got some more cool trivia to share about heavy metal? Know anything about the group CONCEPTION? Or how about BLIND GUARDIAN or RHAPSODY?

[Anonymous (12.77.48.111)]

Or how about "Blind Faith"?

[Bob Brinton (141.154.165.53)]

Blind Faith had highly thought of people from different groups thrown together. I think they just did one album. Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood; I forget who else. They were not heavy metal. The term hadn't even been invented yet.

[Neil (12.183.1.163)]

Thanks Bob,your a great wingman.The rest of your story is entertaining as well.Glad to hear about the deferment.I am as red white and blue as they come,but Ive got my issues as well.67.243 you got me.But im sure theres somebody else here that can give you insight.Hey Bob we must be getting old, even my kids are clueless

[Bob Brinton (141.154.165.53)]

I've never really figured out what constitutes heavy metal. My favorite form of popular music in the 'old days' was refered to as art rock or classical rock or progressive rock. Bands like Jethro Tull, Gentle Giant, ELP, Yes, early Genesis, King Crimson, etc.

[Anonymous (67.243.133.206)]

Thanks for trying Neil and Bob. Well if you're interested I'd be glad to educate you guys.
Actually, I would have been shocked;
had known who these groups were.

How information on: Petra, Phil Keagy, White Heart or Strypper? Are these guys still playing?
I know Phil is cuz I heard him this past spring.

Also any news on Richie Sambora, the solo guitarist with Bon Jovi and Max Cavalera from Brazil?

[Anonymous (205.188.117.20)]

Anyone remember Phil Keagy's church back in the mid-seventies, I think it was called the "Love Inn".. a big converted barn in Corning, NY?

[Anonymous (67.243.133.206)]

Lets talk Classic Rock Bob!
So who have you seen live?

[Neil D. (12.183.1.163)]

O.K.now I feel really bad.Someone went and started a Maria T.banned songs list.Although humerous I think shes been dealt a bad hand.She was just expressing her feelings,convictions,opinions,indoctrinations,on the subject,shes entitled to hers, as we are about ours.Please be gentile with her.We need her input to keep things going.My Maria [1993 version]I apoligize for everything said.Guys leave her alone.

[Anonymous (12.77.48.111)]

OH RICKY YOU'RE SO FINE, YOU'RE SO FINE YOU BLOW MY MIND! HEY RICKY! HEY RICKY!

[Anonymous (12.77.48.111)]

(Only kidding. Love ya! http://www.factnet.org/discus/clipart/happy.gif)

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

I love you Ricky but come on now and let me play a little, after all she says I am crazy, and you know I am.

The Other Neil

[Anonymous (67.243.133.206)]

Ricky who?

Nelson or Ricky Ricardo?

[Anonymous (67.243.139.5)]

Got a Classic Rock trivia question for ya...

With what groups did Duane Allman play?

[Anonymous (68.33.176.145)]

Allman Brothers

[Anonymous (67.243.139.5)]

"Buzzzzzzzzzzz", That is correct!

Next question:

According to Billboard magazine's charts...

What album has sold more copies than any other; to date?

[Anonymous (12.77.55.218)]

The Bodyguard!

[Bob Brinton (141.154.165.53)]

Anon 67.243 In recent times, I've seen Jethro Tull at Tanglewood and in N.H. Also saw Yes a couple of years back. Saw Peter Gabriel and Sting (not together). Years ago I saw Tull, Yes, ELP, King Crimson, Ten Years After, Family, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Genesis and others. I'm actually open to a lot of music now. I particularly like Sarah McLachlan and Alanis Morissette. Oh, I saw Tori Amos several years back also. And I've seen Dave Matthews Band and Counting Crows. I did a thread on music previously; but it didn't get much response. I'll try dragging it back up. Bob

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

What did you think of Amos?

[Bob Brinton (141.154.165.53)]

The old thread I started seems to be gone. Anyway; part of what I wrote was that Tony Levin, who has played bass with Peter Gabriel, Yes and King Crimson; was on a Twila Paris album that was critical to me spiritually because of the fact that he and other names I recognized from popular/jazz music were there. Twila was really important to me; but his presence there made me more open to receive it. Bob

[Anonymous (12.77.46.60)]

I'm posting this on multiple threads Maria just like you do:

Stop trying to start trouble and get others to hate as much as you do. Nobody was intentionally insulted, Maria, the point was that you are a master manipulator (probably learned that at ggwo, too).

And what's with your obsession with Pam? You mentioned her name NINE times in her post. Okay, Maria, we get the point!! If we all promise to dislike her as much as you do will you stop it already?

At least you didn't end this post with a dig at hurting Neil with a comment like this one again (as you did your other post):

"And tomorrow, Neil??? I'll stick up for you all over again to people here that mock you behind your back. Want the emails? I wouldn't hurt you sending them to you, it was bad enough they were sent to me."

Yeah, Neil she'll just hurt you by telling you about them. And you claim that Neil listens to gossip? Look in the mirror!

With friends like you, who needs enemies, baby?

[Anonymous (209.6.151.215)]

Bob, I loved Twila. She was my first introduction into Christian music and she just touched me so deeply and still does.

[Anonymous (67.249.214.239)]

Thanks for sharing your "Rock" experiences.

So... can you guess who Farrokh Bulsara, who was born on the island of Tanzania, is and what famous classic rock group he belonged to?

This will be a stretch for the old glial cell migration!

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

See:

http://www.dontcryoutloud.com/archives/000178.html

Better yet:

http://queen-fip.com/fm-biog.html

He was a Zorastian like the Magi's

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

BTW He left most of his money to a women. Not bad for a gay boy.

[Anon B (205.188.117.20)]

Freddie Mercury?

[Anonymous (67.249.214.239)]

YES! Congratulations...you win an all expense paid dinner to the Golden Corral!

Maybe Maria would like to go so you two can kiss and make-up?

New question...What can you tell me about Gamma Ray?

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

Yes it was freddie.

He was Persian by ehtnic's.

He was a of the Zorastian faith of which most likely the Magi's were from.

Neil

[Anonymous (68.33.60.157)]

Neil,

What's with the delay of putting gg docs on your website?

Can't you just scan them to a cd at kinkos?

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

Size and schedule.

I put some of it already.

Somebody on this thread was a signer of one of them

[Anonymous (12.77.46.60)]

Where can I collect my prize? I like Golden Corral!

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

http://www.factnet.org/discus/clipart/crazy.gif bump

[Anonymous (68.33.60.157)]

I read that somewhere on this forum that you had to hand type them. Is that true? Why?

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

I have to either make pdf's or hand type.

With OCR on these docuemtns most of it is garbage.

[Anonymous (68.33.60.157)]

I'm sorry. I thought there would be an easier way.

[Anonymous (67.249.230.34)]

12.77,

...your prize is waiting for you...


........................AT the Golden Corral!

[Anonymous (67.249.230.34)]

...oh yeah...I almost forgot...your expense account includes unlimited eats; except for the buffet and beverages. However, the prize covers the costs of one complimentary glass of water and those nice crackers, sugar and ketchup that are on every table! No need for thanks, your welcome!

[Alex (12.183.1.168)]

Ill take rock and roll motorcycle nuns from hell for a thousand Alex.

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

I will take country singers with bad hair pieces for 50.

GEt off my dulcilmer you stinking buch of Christian Rock freaks......

(EVery see Jeopardy on Saturday night Live? Need a new thread. )

[Alex (12.183.1.156)]

Jeopardy on SNL is hilarious.Darryl Hammond as Sean Connery is great.This does deserve its own thread.

[Anonymous (24.88.43.233)]

The most important thread here.

[Anonymous (63.27.26.182)]

We Want Rock!

[Bob Brinton (151.203.149.220)]

Skating away! Skating away-hey! Skating away on the thin ice of a new day-ay-ay-ay,,,,,,,,

[Bob Brinton (151.203.149.220)]

Is there ever any hope of seeing another Extreme album?

[Bob Brinton (151.203.149.220)]

Which one's Pink? Must be a communist group.

[Anonymous (24.88.32.43)]

rock n roll

[Anonymous (24.88.32.43)]

Keep on moving past the troll.

[Anonymous (24.88.32.43)]

http://www.factnet.org/discus/clipart/happy.gif

[J.T. not taylor (12.183.1.147)]

Really dont mind if you sit this one out.My words but a whisper--your defence a SHOUT.I may make you feel but I cant make you think.Your sperm's in the gutter--your loves in the sink.So you ride yourselves over the fields and you make all your animal deals and your wise men dont know how it feels,to be thick as a brick.

[Anonymous (63.27.91.88)]

LONG LIVE ROCK & ROLL.

[Anonymous (68.82.183.197)]

today pray

[Anonymous (63.27.73.91)]

We Will
We Will Rock You!

[Anonymous (209.6.151.215)]

.

[Anonymous (63.27.79.5)]

Let's talk about ROCK

[Anonymous (68.82.183.197)]

do something Satan doesn't want you to do tonight....PRAY

[Simon Cowell (12.183.1.163)]

Speaking of dead,let us not forget the king of self deprivational jokes,the one and only RODNEY DANGERFIELD.Now is the time to give him some respect.Can I get an Amen!!!

[Anonymous (63.27.9.232)]

Loved Dangerfield in Caddy Shack! He did a GREAT nouve riche in this film; displaying his uncouthe tackiness at that snooty country club was quite a spectacle!

Rest in peace Bug Eyes!

[Anonymous (68.34.98.94)]

How long do you think it will take before Steven's will say "Rodney Dangerfield is in hell tonight"!

[Anonymous (205.188.117.20)]

how long do you think it will take til he admits to killing him lol

[Anonymous (63.27.16.206)]

Even in the grave, Rodney "gets no respect"!

[Anonymous (63.27.16.206)]

Did Rodney die in Ohio?

[Bob Brinton (70.17.128.228)]

You can mark it down: If someone speaks against 'the Ministry', and God tarries long enough, they will die. If God tarries long enough, we all will die. Isn't that scary? I'm shaking in my slippers. My boots are within sight; but I don't need to put 'em on to do the shakin' thing. Whole lotta shakin' goin' on.

[Anonymous (209.247.222.108)]

You better watch out, Bob...you mat get cancer of the fingers for typing that one!!!

[Anonymous (63.27.22.239)]

Did Josh Sleeva "speak out" against "Pastah"? How about Wendy Soprano; she got breast cancer.

[Anonymous (67.249.224.57)]

SHAKIN' ALL OVER!