Techdeth
RESIDENT ROCK PROFESSOR
Dude they can still play great corpses or not . Even Ian can still sing . You be shock if you heard then liveOh good, a concert performed by desiccated corpses, excellent
Dude they can still play great corpses or not . Even Ian can still sing . You be shock if you heard then liveOh good, a concert performed by desiccated corpses, excellent
That's why you liked it, because it was the first time you saw him.Have to disagree on Robin Trower, saw him last year for the 1st time and totally loved the show, he played and sounded great, he just released a new record so no reason to stop..
This is a full circle life moment and I love it. I'm a big DP fan and will be nice to see them put past issues to rest and have some closure. The last time they were together, Ritchie threw water at Ian and screwed the tour up:
This short video will show you everything you need to know, lol:
This is a full circle life moment and I love it. I'm a big DP fan and will be nice to see them put past issues to rest and have some closure. The last time they were together, Ritchie threw water at Ian and screwed the tour up:
This short video will show you everything you need to know, lol:
In the documentary, they said that was kind of the last straw. I mean he doesn't even "appear" until the solo. I think he had issues and he seems to be coming to grips with his age, mortality, etc.He threw the pitcher of water at the camera operator.
This is a full circle life moment and I love it. I'm a big DP fan and will be nice to see them put past issues to rest and have some closure. The last time they were together, Ritchie threw water at Ian and screwed the tour up:
This short video will show you everything you need to know, lol:
Well, in the interviews in the video, the rest of the band was pissed, as you would imagine. He came in in the middle of the second song!In the documentary, they said that was kind of the last straw. I mean he doesn't even "appear" until the solo. I think he had issues and he seems to be coming to grips with his age, mortality, etc.
I'll have to disagree with you on Trower, Carl. He still puts on great shows. His chops are probably only 80-90% of what they once were, but you don't walk away from a performance feeling sorry for him.Person that comes to mind is Johnny Winter.
My hero Robin Trower, IMO, should have packed it in decades ago.
I see where you’re coming from, I felt the same way about EVH in his last years..as for me I would be more than happy to pay to see Trower again, of course I would have loved to have seen him in the 70’s, but we can always turn on YouTube and see the old daysThat's why you liked it, because it was the first time you saw him.
I saw him at MSG in '76, Shea Stadium '76, and dozens more times. The power and intensity of the band were stellar.
Now, he tours with his regular cast of pick-up players, who do nothing for his music. Everything is in D tuning and slow dirges.
One of my top influences but I gave up on him. I heard a cut off his upcoming album. More shitty tunes, IMO. Songs based on cheap shit riffs.
Remember when it was sad when musicians were forced to tour when they were old and feeble and in bad health?
I feel like this was not too long ago
Deep Purple would never use backing tracks like the hacks you mentioned and as far as a limited amount of oxygen in the room … that’s purely subjective. Les Paul performed till the day he died in his 90’s . If you love music , play it .Hopefully they stop
I have no problem with bands playing late into their 50s, 60s, or 70s - there's tons of great older bands putting on great shows
but once it gets sad like this, where the band has to use mostly backing tracks like kiss and crue, and where the musicians are visibly enfeebled it's just gross and exploitative
Exploitative of both the fans AND the artists
Theres a limited amount of oxygen in the room, and for every band like Deep purple sucking all of it up, there are hundreds of bands waiting in the wings that deserve to breathe a little
Deep Purple would never use backing tracks like the hacks you mentioned and as far as a limited amount of oxygen in the room … that’s purely subjective. Les Paul performed till the day he died in his 90’s . If you love music , play it .
In the documentary, they said that was kind of the last straw. I mean he doesn't even "appear" until the solo. I think he had issues and he seems to be coming to grips with his age, mortality, etc.
the only one who dealing with health issues in the case is Ritchie and he’s already made it clear in many recent interviews that he can’t tour anymore . This was a last hooray get together with old mates on an encore playing one song . Lots of oxygen left in the room . The rest of the band is still doing their thing and doesn’t give a shit what people like you are saying because you’re not aNo, that's objective, there are only so many venues, so much time, and so many bands to fill slots at gigs
It's fine when older bands are still going strong, but when they are sick, enfeebled, and obviously incapable of playing (to the point where like crue and kiss they DONT play anymore) that's disgusting and exploitative
I didn't say that deep purple (without ritchie) was that. I said hopefully it's ritchies last gig/last hurrah, because he's in poor health and doesn't need to be gigging anymore.
It's repulsive, exploitative, and vulgar. People used to have respect for people that were older and in poor health. And older musicians used to be able to retire with some sense of dignity intact.