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As for trying to legitimize some musical link between the Beatles and Pantera via Van Halen...........Well thats just comical!!! |
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They named their band "the Cream" because they considered themselves awesome players, and they band they formed was going to be "the CREAM of all pop bands" Duh. Quote:
Some people are too closed-off into their boxes to see (or hear) the influence. Beatles->Cream->Van Halen->Pantera Duh. |
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I also suggest you forget drawing up your concise and well thought out rock family trees:yeah: and just keep it nice and basic. For example Beatles> Music or some such nonsense.....Otherwise, we`ll end up getting something totally ridiculous like Beatles> Fill in the gaps > Korn Anyway, no charge for the brief history lesson regarding Cream, but if you feel lost again just holler away. |
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Was the fact that you end a lot of your posts with "duh" another part of this maturation process? |
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However, at the time, those terms as applied to music (in 1966, you would find "heavy metal" at a steel foundry) weren't used. Cream was conceived and treated as a POP band because, at that time, POP was not a genre, per se, but was a term simply applied to whatever was POPular. Quote:
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They were known in their natve England as The Cream. That's what they referred to themselves as, and Jimi Hendrix called them that, too. So I take their word over yours. Quote:
yeah, THAN YOU FOR PROVING MY POINT. The Beatles influence over music, as a whole, is ever-pervasive and almost omnipotent at my point. The reason I had the "little family tree" breakdown was to show the lineage of influence on very disparate acts. And I'm good on my music history; I'll go toe to toe with anyone, anytime. If you ever want to get schooled again, just holler away. |
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