Conquer Club

Votanic wrote:

KoolBak wrote:Ok

Stevie Ray Vaughn
Jimmy Hendrix
Jim Morrison

Ooohhh....and Tracy Chapman.....

So two guitarists, and two depressive vocalists.
I guess for the rhythm section just use a drum machine.

KoolBak wrote:Feel better?

People (NPCs) like you are why I barely even try any more...

SMH

Seriously, though, KB. Why don't you round it out for us? Put in a bass player and a drummer, some keys, maybe even some sax!

Dukasaur wrote:

Votanic wrote:

KoolBak wrote:Ok

Stevie Ray Vaughn
Jimmy Hendrix
Jim Morrison

Ooohhh....and Tracy Chapman.....

So two guitarists, and two depressive vocalists.
I guess for the rhythm section just use a drum machine.

KoolBak wrote:Feel better?

People (NPCs) like you are why I barely even try any more...

SMH

Seriously, though, KB. Why don't you round it out for us? Put in a bass player and a drummer, some keys, maybe even some sax!

That's sax!, not saxi.

And not sex.

Pack Rat wrote:Mine

Dukasaur - Cowbell

Mookie - Vibra-Slap Percussion Instrument

Saxi and Ralf - Kazoo

Dirty - Harmonica

ConfederateSS - Winchester pump shotgun (empty of course)

2dimes - back up for ConfederateSS, just incase shotgun is not empty

Jusplay4MAGA and Hitred - back up singers

Pmac666 - Song writer (somebody got to have that job)

KoolBak - Lead singer

MY MAN

DirtyDishSoap wrote:

Pack Rat wrote:Mine

Dukasaur - Cowbell

Mookie - Vibra-Slap Percussion Instrument

Saxi and Ralf - Kazoo

Dirty - Harmonica

ConfederateSS - Winchester pump shotgun (empty of course)

2dimes - back up for ConfederateSS, just incase shotgun is not empty

Jusplay4MAGA and Hitred - back up singers

Pmac666 - Song writer (somebody got to have that job)

KoolBak - Lead singer

MY MAN

Unlike, Ralf and saxi's, more orthodox, mouth-blowing at the tip (AKA: kazoo-style),
DDS is reknowned for his side-gumming of the instrument while cupping it in his hands (AKA: harmonica-style).
Both are known colloquially as hummers for the sound they produce while so engaged.

DoD....I have no strong feelings for any of those...but how bout this:

Bass - Fukkin Lemmy, baby.
Keys - that dude from Rammstein, and / or Ray Charles!

That's all I got. I'll rely on you for the rest

Ps....PLEASE don't quote V or other idiots. Sickens me to see their posts

KoolBak wrote:DoD....I have no strong feelings for any of those...but how bout this:

Bass - Fukkin Lemmy, baby.
Keys - that dude from Rammstein, and / or Ray Charles!

That's all I got. I'll rely on you for the rest

Ps....PLEASE don't quote V or other idiots. Sickens me to see their posts

But we can quote yours, right?
Because yours are so maximally non-sickening...

KoolBak wrote:DoD....I have no strong feelings for any of those...but how bout this:

Bass - Fukkin Lemmy, baby.
Keys - that dude from Rammstein, and / or Ray Charles!

That's all I got. I'll rely on you for the rest

Ps....PLEASE don't quote V or other idiots. Sickens me to see their posts

Keyboard player - Christian "Flake" Lorenz
Amazing!

I thought this was about bands and music, not funerals.

Pack Rat wrote:

KoolBak wrote:DoD....I have no strong feelings for any of those...but how bout this:

Bass - Fukkin Lemmy, baby.
Keys - that dude from Rammstein, and / or Ray Charles!

That's all I got. I'll rely on you for the rest

Ps....PLEASE don't quote V or other idiots. Sickens me to see their posts

Keyboard player - Christian "Flake" Lorenz
Amazing!

Think i saw them in 94. We somehow ended up backstage and met them all.
They were quite cool, only the singer was already a arrogant womanizer (turned out his way worse than that).
Ofc this was right after their first record and right before they blew up.
Today i cant stand them anymore, when you know the first record you basically know their catalogue of 30 years.
One trick ponys.

I like the 3 horns and the mix of Chicago; vocals and harmony of the Beach Boys were a great addition in "Wishing you were here" (and fantasizing that pee-rat shuts up and makes a decent sandwich for ALL). Fleetwood Mac with wonderful drums, bass, and 3 vocalists were great, too. Adding Clarence Clemons Jr. on the saxophone would be a great sound, too. BTW: Terry Kath of Chicago was great on the guitar.

I enjoyed the flute in several songs, too: Heard it in a Love Song by the Marshall Tucker Band is one of my favorites. I also like Raymond Thomas of the Moody Blues in his flute solo on the band's 1967 hit single "Nights in White Satin" (which is regarded as one of progressive rock's defining moments).

And one more: I like the violin by Kansas in the song "Dust in the Wind" by Robby Steinhardt.

(BTW2: pee-rat is LATE with the sandwiches, BUT on second thought, I do not want ANY FOOD from that guy with the dirty hands and filthy mouth.)