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View Poll Results: Worst of these late 70's bands
Styx 17 27.42%
Journey 15 24.19%
Boston 7 11.29%
Kansas 12 19.35%
Foreigner 11 17.74%
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Old 02-18-2015, 09:22 AM   #71 (permalink)
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All those bands were great in the context of that era.
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Old 02-18-2015, 09:56 AM   #72 (permalink)
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I wish I was in a ****ty context so more people would like my music.
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Old 02-18-2015, 10:01 AM   #73 (permalink)
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The was the peak for a arena rock in the US. All of those bands were selling out nationwide tours of arenas. I saw Kansas at the sold out Boston Garden back in 79-79 and it was great. Huge light show, tons of effects, and the band brought it live.
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I can respect stage presence because seeing a band live if they have great stage presence and listening to their albums can be as big of a difference as having sex and watching porn. I'm still not a fan of their music though, that's hard for me to overcome even at a live show. F. Ex I saw The Tubes because they played the fair for free. They put on a great show but their music still sucked. I left early.
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Old 02-18-2015, 10:33 AM   #75 (permalink)
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Either Boston or Foreigner
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The was the peak for a arena rock in the US. All of those bands were selling out nationwide tours of arenas. I saw Kansas at the sold out Boston Garden back in 79-79 and it was great. Huge light show, tons of effects, and the band brought it live.
It would be great if you also happened to have seen Boston in Kansas.
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It would be great if you also happened to have seen Boston in Kansas.
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It would be great if you also happened to have seen Boston in Kansas.
Bada bing! This is from the tour I caught. Talented bunch of guys that rocked.

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Bada bing! This is from the tour I caught. Talented bunch of guys that rocked.


'79 was the Kansas/Monolith tour, they had fallen way downhill by then. I saw every tour between Masque to AudioVisions tour, '73 to '80, they were better earlier than later although by the mid '80's I'd completely lost interest. They were competent. Like a lot of bands, however, some held up better than others IMO.
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'79 was the Kansas/Monolith tour, they had fallen way downhill by then.
Songwriting and album sales wise but they were great performing the show I caught. Harmonies were tight and they jammed like crazy.
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