7/4

I'm very familiar with Fripp's policys. I've seen Crimson 'bout 7 times, Frippertronics/Soundscapes 'bout 10-12 times, League of Crafty gtrs, at least twice...I think I bought my frist Crimson album in ...'75-'76? Not to mention all the spin off bands... Sorry, I missed the tongue-in-cheek icon.

At the time I didn't like it. How could they even try to replace Jon Anderson??? Years later I warmed to Drama....whatta rockin' album!!! Killer rhythm with some ripping guitar! Maybe even the last time Steve Howe had a killer gtr tone with Yes. I'll have to check up on that last statement. Did you know that after Zep, Jimmy Page played a bit with Squire and White? The working name of the band was XYZ, but it didn't work out. Except for all the blues influences, I think of Led Zep as a prog-rock band.

What about Close To The Edge? I'd rate it their best album or at least this year I would.

I think The ConstruKction of Light is a stronger album. Good luck getting an autograph from Fripp.

I found this: http://www.undercover.com.au/news/2003/200...edzeppelin.html Here's have they have sold in the USA alone: Led Zeppelin IV 22x Platinum Physical Graffiti 15x Platinum Led Zeppelin II 12 x Platinum Houses of the Holy 11x Platinum Led Zeppelin 10x Platinum Led Zeppelin III 6x Platinum Led Zeppelin I 6x Platinum In Through he Out Door 6x Platinum The Song Remains The Same 4x Platinum Presence 3x Platinum Remasters 2x Platinum BBC Sessions (1997) 2x Platinum The Complete Studio Recordings 2x Platinum Coda Platinum Early Days The Best of Led Zeppelin Vol 1 Platinum

18?

Because it's the highest prime number less than 10?

Be sure to let Bruce Gallanter of Downtown Music Gallery know what you're up to. DMG is the hippest retail music store in NYC. He should have some suggestions. BTW: I manage the web site, at least for a few more weeks, for what ever that's worth.

You may want to check those song writing credits again.

Isn't Pharoah Sanders the mystery guest on Lawrence of Newark?

Yet her official site NorahJones.com still has a mention about the Norah Jones unofficial site.

It's a great tune. Who knows why? I'm hoping that someday that King Bee will come out with better audio then I heard on a bootleg many years ago. It's a Slim Harpo tune that's been covered by Muddy Waters and Capt. Beefheart, among others. I remember reading an interview with Robert Planet in (the now defunct) Musican magazine where he said he was recording country blues with a National steel guitarist. What happened to that material? And why couldn't he do an album like that with Page? He doesn't have to get into falsetto range and they don't need to use a trap drummer. Haruuuumph!

I don't care either, as long as some emotionally unbalanced goofball from the NJ board isn't threating us in various ways. That was the problem!

Bjork North Mississippi Allstars The Word Can't think of anyone else... non-rock: I do like a lot of beatless Ambient from the mid-late'90s like the FAX label and Bill Laswell...

I very much doubt that Rob/Neon did any such thing. Late last night, after I read here that Musicboy was back to being a board-mod, I sent Neon a PM via his board, politely (and sincerely) asking about Musicboy's reinstatement. I haven't gotten a PM back from him, but I presume that my message to him prompted his reply in the last few hours, on our board (via this thread). I didn't think of that.

Hmm...I noticed that musikboy became an admistrator (not a moderator) over the weekend, but didn't bother to make the effort to post the news here. As soon as someone did post about it, BOOM - here's Neon to explain it. It's almost like he did it to see our reaction. Interesting...write letters to NJ's management.

Coltrane, Live In Japan. A very important album around here, these days. Peace On Earth.

I'm watching it right now. They did an amazing job of synching it.

It's a hard call, but I always vote for Physical Graffiti. jeez...the dvd is really good.

Yeah, they still do it for me too. Still get goose bumps everytime I hear the guitar solo to "Jesus Just Left Chicago". Wicked, just wicked! Incidentally, I believe ZZ Top is touring with Ted Nugent and Kenny Wayne Sheppard this summer. You never know who might show up at a ZZ Top show. Jeff Beck has been known to come out of his garage long enough to play a show or two with ZZ Top. One can only hope. Yes indeed...ZZ Top has a new album, Mescalero, but it's on hold. RCA's Clive Davis wants to "Supernatural" it with guests. You can find Mescalero on Kazaa. As fer the Zep...I listened to the CD set this afternoon and started on the DVD (although I can't watch it now, must work). In My Time of Dying - the hair on my arms are standing up.... I got back into listtening to r'nr a year or two ago, it's great for driving a car to. Faves: Led Zep, ZZ Top, Johnnny Winter, North Mississippi Allstars, Capt. Beefheart (harmolodic rock?), Robin Trower, Hendrix, Jeff Beck and a few other's ah can't think of right now.

The latest by Alan Holdsworth is called All Night Wrong. It was recorded live in Japan.

7/4 is a ratio that represents the 7th harmonic in the harmonic series.

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Yet another reason to take them to court!

Musikboy must be estatic. His name in print! He's an insider in the music business! np: Peace on Earth - Prima Materia