chris olivarez

Warrant-perhaps the poor man's Blue Oyster Cult?

Along with being treated better wasn't it also easier for them to make a living?

Yeah Like Boston!!!

Dude it still sucks.

Thanks Jim. Where do you find all this music?

Perhaps they were both the poor man's Guns N' Roses.

I don't think they were poor except for perhaps in the musical ability department.

danasgoodstuff- Rest assured I would never mistake you for Aric unless you also think that ELO rules. . Jeff Beck Group also a poor man's Yardbirds(what an accomplishment!!!). Why did Jeff Beck fire Waller-hell!!! why did Jeff Beck do a lot of the things he did? A great guitarist but apparently not the most loveable guy.

Led Zeppelin was the poor mans Yardbirds.

Maybe he was such a one hit wonder that he probably didn't even make VH-1's top 100 one hit wonders. Does make you wonder.

Tell that to the people suing McDonalds for "making" them fat. That's because they dont super size personal responsibility.

Yeah, and his wife/girlfriend is a vegan chef! The horror!!!The horror!!!!

Perhaps Aldo Nova is the poor man's Iron Butterfly.

Styx and Kansas-all they are is dust in the wind.

Dude that sucks.

Holy Moley Claude I got it a boatload cheaper at the BMG music club site!!!!No wonder you shined it on!!!!

What's an old photo of Robin Williams got to do with any of this? :rsly:

Vegging is involved. While I'm posting I'm also watching the Indy race.

I remember seeing Maynard play at a county fair. They scheduled him at the same time as a dirt track race. Maynard didn't seemed to be too phased by this stupid scheduling decision. He was confident that he could play louder than the race cars and he was right!!! In spite of this annoyance Maynard put on a good show.

I'm glad I've got the Verve masters. They have a good sound and are good sample of what Parker was all about.

Sounds like something worth checking out.

One week paid but could probably get more.

I'm glad to hear that.

I really haven't found this to be the case though anything that is recorded there has to go through a rather elaborate journey to get here.

Jim how do you best describe the "Hard Bossa" sound?