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Posted by jason on 07-07-2011 at06:06:

  Queen Comparison

I picked up a Queen album recently, Queen Rocks Montreal. It's a live album. One of the tracks is "Guitar Solo" - doesn't really have a name I guess. Anyway, about at the 3 minute mark, the guitar playing sounds really similar to the opening of Nuts For You. Since the track is called "Guitar Solo," I don't know if he's playing any particular music piece or if he's just playing.

So I was wondering if Nuts for You was inspired by Queen. Or if it's just a particular playing style that I'm not familiar with and the similarities are coincidental. Or none of the above?

Anybody else able to hear the connection?



Posted by brave sir robin on 07-07-2011 at06:27:

  One tin soldier

How about this, just last night I was watching "Billy Jack" (OMG hopelessly outdated and incredibly incoherent in its messages). I thought the beginning of "One Tin Soldier" sounded quite a bit like "the Lust"



Posted by Dar77 on 11-08-2011 at14:43:

 

Mike had mentioned that the beginning of "The Lust" was ermm.."borrowed" from Barry McGuire's Eve of Destruction.

As far as Queen's influence on the 77s, I've not heard that before, but would not be surprised. So much variety to the Sevens, especially in concert, that it is hard to imagine anything that Mr. Roe and Company could not incorporate (and improve upon) into their sound.

Dar



Posted by Ping Pong Over the Abyss on 11-09-2011 at17:41:

  RE: One tin soldier

quote:
Originally posted by brave sir robin
How about this, just last night I was watching "Billy Jack" (OMG hopelessly outdated and incredibly incoherent in its messages). I thought the beginning of "One Tin Soldier" sounded quite a bit like "the Lust"


"Brave," why do you always have to be such a jackwagon? Roll Eyes Your sarcastic barbs are unwarranted. If you actually took up the poster on his point, you would realize he has a valid point. There IS a bonfide similarity between the sounds of the songs.



Posted by Ping Pong Over the Abyss on 11-09-2011 at17:43:

 

quote:
Originally posted by Dar77
Mike had mentioned that the beginning of "The Lust" was ermm.."borrowed" from Barry McGuire's Eve of Destruction.

As far as Queen's influence on the 77s, I've not heard that before, but would not be surprised. So much variety to the Sevens, especially in concert, that it is hard to imagine anything that Mr. Roe and Company could not incorporate (and improve upon) into their sound.

Dar


Well put, sir. Cool



Posted by brave sir robin on 11-14-2011 at08:09:

  RE: One tin soldier

quote:
Originally posted by Ping Pong Over the Abyss
quote:
Originally posted by brave sir robin
How about this, just last night I was watching "Billy Jack" (OMG hopelessly outdated and incredibly incoherent in its messages). I thought the beginning of "One Tin Soldier" sounded quite a bit like "the Lust"


"Brave," why do you always have to be such a jackwagon? Roll Eyes Your sarcastic barbs are unwarranted. If you actually took up the poster on his point, you would realize he has a valid point. There IS a bonfide similarity between the sounds of the songs.


I honestly have no clue what you are talking about here



Posted by Ping Pong Over the Abyss on 11-14-2011 at16:42:

 

Sorry for misreading your post, Robin...with the acerbic nature of some of your prior posts, I misread your intent.



Posted by Joey T. on 11-14-2011 at21:59:

Cool

i didn't detect any sarcasm in it and believe me i know sarcasm...Big Grin



Posted by jason on 11-15-2011 at06:07:

 

It's interesting to hear the other comparisons like Eve of Destruction. I'm not hearing it on One Tin Soldier. But I'm not good at picking out audio similarities unless it is very similar.



Posted by Ping Pong Over the Abyss on 11-15-2011 at17:45:

 

quote:
Originally posted by Joey T.
i didn't detect any sarcasm in it and believe me i know sarcasm...Big Grin


PRIOR posts, dude. Robin the Chicken-Hearted's had plenty of 'em before... Tongue



Posted by Joey T. on 11-15-2011 at19:56:

Cool

quote:
Originally posted by Ping Pong Over the Abyss
quote:
Originally posted by Joey T.
i didn't detect any sarcasm in it and believe me i know sarcasm...Big Grin


PRIOR posts, dude. Robin the Chicken-Hearted's had plenty of 'em before... Tongue


so have i! Tongue
but that doesn't make everything i post sarcastic... Wink



Posted by Ron E on 11-16-2011 at19:33:

 

Stop it Joey! Your sarcasm is ruining this thread!



Posted by Joey T. on 11-16-2011 at20:46:

Cool

quote:
Originally posted by Ron E
Stop it Joey! Your sarcasm is ruining this thread!


Pleased



Posted by Ron E on 11-18-2011 at08:51:

 

I like that no winking emoticon or other note was needed.


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