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Originally Posted by Janszoon
Tom Petty? I don't see how he fits into the squeaky voice thing. He has kind of a mumbly thing going on that I also associate with Bob Dylan and Beck.
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Well I suppose your right to some respects but I still find that he sings with a high pitched tenor sounding voice most of the time. I love Petty by the way.
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Originally Posted by Janszoon
I think Slash is good at what he does but he has no range whatsoever. I saw him with Slash's Snake Pit long after the GnR days and he was still rehashing the same old thing.
I think the realty of GnR is that during a certain period they were more than the sum of their parts. I have no interest in solo output from any of them, but together during a particular period of their lives, it worked. I think there are quite a few bands out there like that. Jane's Addiction comes to mind.
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I totally agree, I can't think of one Velvet Revolver or solo song that stands out for me. It looks like the punk influence went a long way for GNR, for Velvet Revolver has that horrible 90's commercial rock sound behind it, & Axl seems to think he's Elton John.
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