Is Rod Stewart copping out by doing these tribute albums? Could he have writers' cramp?
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Rod Stewart is OLD. Lets face it. He made hundreds of killer songs, why do people expect more from people who have given their life to others? Rod had given himself to each and every fan. Just cherish him, why ask for more? He might want to just retire. Cherish the fact he still does concerts. eventually, he will stop. Then you will be upset because of your greed in his supurb talents. Why do people ask for more of someone when they are not giving more of themselves?
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I was skeptical, but I went to your site.  Your ballads are awesome.  I like Someday the best, because it is soulful, almost "blusey".  Say What You Mean reminded me of the Beatles.  You HAVE to include How Can I Miss You.  Not because it's great music--because it is novel and will get a chuckle.  That will be the one to make you rich if you make it.  Whether you give me any free music, I am inclined to buy a track or two.  I pray for your success--you have something good going there.  Do you write your own music?
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Wow I haven't heard them for years.  I just looked them up on Myspace (http://www.myspace.com/mylifestoryspace) and they're being supported by The **** Lovers (4 star lovers).\n\nI've also seen Dinosaur Jr mentioned as possible support, starting at 19.00.\n\nEnjoy the show!
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Rod Stewart is hot stuff - pardon the pun.\nHis every picture tells a story is way up there for great albums of all time. Stewart had a heck of a band in those days - Faces.\n\n♫♪♫
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I was moved to tears by all three of his renditions of ♪Jingle Bells♪ so he must have made the right choice.\n\nSnoopy though? Now, there's a drummer. He could be the next Keith Moon, I tell you!
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He is one of the greatest song writers that is makeing music right now.  Extreamly poetic and beautiful is right! I think your daughter will be way cooler for listening to it when she gets older.  Theres a lot of young girls I know that have some bad taste in music\n\nwell such great heights is a cover he did of a postal service song.  I like the endless numbered days CD the best
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this is what Peter Hammill himself wrote early january, after the tour:\n\nQUOTE\n\nAnd now we've come to the end of this particular chapter of the band's history.\n\n..And?\nAt present there are no plans for any further shows or recordings for this incarnation of Van der Graaf Generator. After the experiences of the last couple of years I'm reluctant to utter the word "never" in the context of the group but it does seem unlikely that this line-up will attempt anything else in the immediate future. A fascinating ride it's been but time's up. In due course I expect we'll explain things further.\nUNQUOTE\n\nnow, what does "this incarnation" imply/suggest??? (there have been various line-ups/incarnations of Van der Graaf, so....???
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Not really. I think I read a couple of years back that he wasn't bothered about making it in the US. In Canada I've heard five of his songs on various radio stations over the last six years, but they never seem to get any further than playing the lead single off his albums.  Funny thing happened to me last year, I wanted the "Intensive care" album for Christmas and was in my local HMV - and we couldn't find any copies, so I'm persuming there's a few other fans in my area.
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I can't say either, because After Waters left the guys struggled to right lyrics.  I am more of a fan of Gilmour because of his obscene guitar solos, but they both had a huge impact on the music.  They both had an impact on the Waters leaving, but I look at more of being Roger's fault.  Go read the April Issue of Guitar World, has interviews from both of them and from one of their producers, great read
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That rumor was going around about Rod Stewart, before Lil' Kim was even famous.  If you look it up on an urban legend site like www.snopes.com, it'll tell you it's a myth.  Same with the rumor about Richard Gere and the gerbil.
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Here's what Google says...\n\nWith the end of the Best Of The Rest & Second Helping tours in 2003, 2004, 2005, C.S.R. would like to thank all the legendary artist that have gave their hearts and time to play with this show.\n\nThey are: Bob Burns, Artimus Pyle, Timmy Lindsey, Steve Grisham, Berry Rapp, Dave Hlubek, Greg T. Walker, Jackson Spires, Mike Estes, Randall Hall and Tom Curiale.\n\nPlease refer to Former Appearing Artist section for a full list of artists. Also look for some of these artist making special guest appearances with the band in 2005.\n\nThe Classic Southern Rockers have a few new faces in the band on the 2005 & 2006 tour lineup. I have looked the world over to find the best players possible to play this timeless music in its original style and form. I feel I have found them. They are Bob Burns Lynyrd Skynyrd's original drummer, Rich Tancredi (Keys), Cris Snyder (bass), Tim Breen (Lead), Jimmy Gallagher (Lead), Ted Patton (Vocals) and Casie Shannon (Backup Vocals). Please see Biographies for full tour lineup.
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I don't think they are, seeing as they're in the studio recording their 5th full-length album. I included their official website as a reference, you can use it to keep tabs on what they're up to.\n(They're my favorite band :-) )
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Yup great fan. I've almost all records, just missing some of the new things. Seen them lately with Paul Rodgers 4 times. But if you want to listen more than greatest hits, start listening the first albums.
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there is a man call David Stanton, who has many Cd's and tapes on the stuff. not too sure about spelling of sir-name but that's how it sounds out. I've done it several times, it's cool, but be very open about it. had people who had past lives as famous people and because of it thought they were the pinnacle of society. please remember that this body you are using is a vehicle. sort of like wearing cloth for the day( a life ). just like you change cloth every day according to what you are going to do that day. hope you understand, blessings.
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Parody songs haven't been done for a while....they fell out of favor because there is so much GOOD music to listen to! \n\nBut for the last few decades, the Prince of Parody is indeed Weird Al Yankovik (his official web site is linked below AND a HUGE list of all the songs he's done!.)\n\nFrom his FAQ:\nDoes Al get permission to do his parodies?\n\nAl does get permission from the original writers of the songs that he parodies. While the law supports his ability to parody without permission, he feels it's important to maintain the relationships that he's built with artists and writers over the years. Plus, Al wants to make sure that he gets his songwriter credit (as writer of new lyrics) as well as his rightful share of the royalties.
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yes. i have the tenacious d Complete Master Works dvd and there is the tribute making of video. dave looks crazy in it. funny guy and labeled funny too. some consider him the nicest guy in rock. he says that just because he doesnt do drugs doesnt make him the nicest guy. what a nice guy that dave.
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I love Eddie Rabbit! When I read your question I just had to go get an album and set it playin. You changed my whole mood with a single question. Hmmmmm. . . .