When is the term used ? Please, no Led Zeppelin info.
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Quarter - Pity or mercy shown towards an enemy or opponent who is in one's power.\n\n"No Quarter" = "No Mercy"\n\n-ORIGIN Middle English: from Old French quartier, from Latin quartarius 'fourth part of a measure', from quartus 'fourth', from quattuor 'four'.
203952
Love that tune! The Smiths and Morrissey rule! Nice one for actually trying to get people to answer the question too.
25202
I can't believe no one mentioned mentioned "Yellow". Yeah, it's a bit sappy but it is beautifully done. I abolutely LOVE  "Speed of Sound", but love almost all their songs.
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I assumed it would be the term for the old 45 records. I could be wrong though..:)
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Sorry, first answer is incorrect.  Here it is, direct from their website:\n\n"To set the record straight, the band's name comes from a song performed by British jazz/rock/comedy combo the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band in the Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour film."
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My favorite band is Megadeth, no list, no ties, just Megadeth. They rock harder than all rock bands in the world combined. Some of you may say, "but hold on, what about Metallica?" Well, Metallica is the spark that lit the flame of Megadeth. I realize that without Lars being so very stupid, Dave would've never realized that he had to make a band 100 times better than Metallica. For that Lars, I thank you, I thank you for being such a complete moron.
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I can help you to reduce the possibilities...there was a country band in the '80s by the name of Southern Pacific, but I'm having a terrible time finding any of their lyrics...I'll get back to you if I have any luck.
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I don't think they suck, but they are TOTALLY OVERRATED!\n\nWhat in the hell is "Stairway to Heaven" about? What is the meaning of this song? What is so great about it? Please. someone tell me! Yes, I've heard it many, many times, and I still can't relate to it. What is it about? They do have some good songs ("Good Times, Bad Times", "Thank You"), but most of it is way overrated!\n\nAC/DC blows Zeppelin completely away, as does Skynyrd, Sabbath, The Kinks, The Who, and many others.\n\nI don't know about the 80's hair bands though. With the exception of a couple of those bands, most of them sucked.
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To be honest Id never heard of this (knew the song) until now.\n\nIts what they say, learn something new every day.\n\nJust got to work out if its a good thing to learn lol\n\nCheck the link for some possible material ideas.
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no one in the band admitted to doing those things on purpose. the whole rumor got started by 2 djs on a radio station who were joking around. i think they did things like the abbey road cover and the end of 'strawberryfields forever' to amuse themselves
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Try this link, it tells you which bands appeared in the game, but nothing about the songs. It's something, though...
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Shame on you chulapanama! We didn´t stink! The hippie era was pretty much as described above, but my main problem with my generation is that we (the old hippies/flower children) are the leaders of today, and the world is in a MESS! We really let our children down, not to mention our grandchildren. Hey guys, is it too late to do something constructive? What about using this wonderful medium (Internet) to start a movement to bring the magic of the sixties back. I personally think that that period was the best in history! Especially the music: Scott Mackenzie, Arlo Guthrie, The Stones, Jimmie Hendrix, Barry Maguire, Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, Fats Domino, Donovan, etc. They DON´T (CAN´T???) make music like that anymore!
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Your best is ebay! But depending on the price i might buy it from you. I love Zeppelin!!!
398321
I have never heard of that word; I have no idea what it means, when to use it or what tense it's in.  I promise I will never use that word (whatever it means)!!\n-MM
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Regarding the term 'poseur'...Here's a hint. The more sophisticated crowd avoids using the term 'poseur'.  F.y.i., I'm not slamming you for saying 'poseur', though.\n\nGreenday may not be the Ramones, but, hey, for a modern band, they have stuck around for a long time (a decade, at least?) and that's an achievement in itself. Also, they continue to make music that's way better than what most modern rock bands make. How many bands today make hugely successful songs like Basket Case - and still continue to make quality albums like American Idiot?\n\nFor advice, I'd take the words (I don't know the source, but I heard the words a long time ago) of veteran band, Depeche Mode...'We make music for ourselves and hope that others like it.' \n\nAs for critics…Screw the critics. Look at Prince. He has as many critics as he has fans - yet he stays true to his music and image. Now he is a highly accomplished multi-talented musician.
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Dream On is absolutely 100% an Aerosmith original. Written by Steven Tyler himself and first appearing on Aerosmith's debut album in 1973.\n\nI'm not sure why some people think the song has anything to do with Led Zeppelin. I have heard people say that it was originally by Zeppelin, that Jimmy Page wrote it, blah blah blah, but as far as I know they never even performed it at all.
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Led Zeppelin is essentially the greatest rock band ever. What do you get when you put the first or second greatest guitarist in history with the first or second greatest vocalist with one of the greatest bass players ever with the greatest drummer in the history of rock? You get Led Zep. And on top of that make them all have at least 135 IQ and you have musical genius that cannot be equalled. Green Day, The Stones, even Def Leppard cannot contend with Led Zeppelin's genius chord progression and lyric, whether you wish to admit or not. They performed like no other band ever did putting on som of the longest concerts with out intermission. There is no substitution for Led Zeppelin.