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Led Zeppelin 2 18.18%
Spinal Tap 5 45.45%
Wyld Stallyns 4 36.36%
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Old 11-15-2017, 05:57 AM   #11 (permalink)
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Spinal Tap wins because they didn't plagiarize other bands material.
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Old 11-15-2017, 09:21 AM   #12 (permalink)
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Zeppelin did it first.





Tap's a wanna be....






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If we're talking first, then

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I think you'll find these guys did it first.
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If we're talking first, then....
Both Page and Phillips were using a bow on recordings in 1967.



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Page got turned onto trying a bow during his session days even earlier.

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“When I was a session musician, I would often play with string sections. For the most part, the string players would keep to themselves, except for a guy who one day asked me if I ever thought of playing my guitar with a bow. I said I didn’t think it would work because the bridge of the guitar isn’t arched like it is on a violin or cello. But he insisted that I give it a try, and he gave me his bow. And whatever squeaks I made sort of intrigued me. I didn’t really start developing the technique for quite some time later, but he was the guy that turned me onto the idea.”
Bit of obscure trivia - the "guy" that turned Page onto the bow was the father of David McCallum, who co-starred along with Robert Vaughn in the mid 60s TV show The Man from UNCLE.
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That's a lot of qualifying.

To be fair, using a bow on a stringed instrument really isn't that innovative anyways.
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To be fair, using a bow on a stringed instrument really isn't that innovative anyways.
It was in the realm of hard rock!

No wonder people thought he had made a deal with the devil and practiced black magic.

1970 - The way he uses the echoplex and wah pedal is pretty damn cool.

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Goes to show that you don't actually have to be innovative to be an innovative rock artist.
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Goes to show that you don't actually have to be innovative to be an innovative rock artist.
Ya, cause bowing a Les Paul through a dimed NMV Marshall stack, while using tape echo and tone modulation, and incorporating bits of Gustav Holst's "Mars -
the Bringer of War", was so unimaginative back in 1969-1970...........
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Ya, cause bowing a Les Paul through a dimed NMV Marshall stack, while using tape echo and tone modulation, and incorporating bits of Gustav Holst's "Mars -
the Bringer of War", was so unimaginative back in 1969-1970...........
Yep. Might have fit the bill if we were talking 30s.
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