trevor ayer wrote:Prince gave up dancing a long time ago and his frontman antics (endless call and response put yer cellphones up etc...) actually detract from the real draw which is his music
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At the SXSW show I went to that was 3+ hours long he slayed it.Romeo wrote:trevor ayer wrote:Prince gave up dancing a long time ago and his frontman antics (endless call and response put yer cellphones up etc...) actually detract from the real draw which is his music
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HUH?
I saw Prince in 2011. He was dancing, fronting, playing.....
He was CAPTIVATING!
I saw them just over a year ago, and it was a great show. Tons of energy. It was the fans who sucked. I was in the pit and it was all Milhouse and Kirk van Houtens.Mescal wrote:Yeah sure, obviously.kv wrote:it's all tastes...i think salt is better....salts sucks pepper is better...pepper is gross...they both suck....i love them both...no wrongs or rightsMescal wrote:Really?kv wrote:and here we go again version 12417
creep please change the ops name to "scottsbiggestfan"
still taking og perry over any frontman in my life (aside from maybe black francis)
it's all tastes
Isn't Black Francis a horrible frontman?
I saw the Pixies live once. Boring experience
Just saying I wouldn't think about Frank Black when thinking about greatest front men in the world.
I like the Pixies thought.
Maybe that's because it was WIsconsin though... Also I was drunk...
Exactly!Juana wrote:At the SXSW show I went to that was 3+ hours long he slayed it.Romeo wrote:trevor ayer wrote:Prince gave up dancing a long time ago and his frontman antics (endless call and response put yer cellphones up etc...) actually detract from the real draw which is his music
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HUH?
I saw Prince in 2011. He was dancing, fronting, playing.....
He was CAPTIVATING!
kv wrote:primus sucks
I saw them support Jane's in 1991 I thought they were awesome (and weird)Cowchips1997 wrote:Did anyone ever see Primus live? Les Claypool should be entertaining. Just heard "My Name is Mud" on local Tampa radio and had forgotten how unique. Might be an acquired taste, but bass is incredible.
Totally agree. Haven't seen Primus live since maybe 98 but every time was great, even the 1 show with Brain on drums.kv wrote:not the mention the drums...one of the best rhythm sections ever imho
This is what he played last time I saw him (and keep in mind this was in La Zona Rosa (holds <1300 people and less were allowed in as it was a SXSW event) also in a sad twist of fate that was the last time I saw A Tribe Called Quest as they opened the show. RIP both Prince and Phife.Romeo wrote:BTW this was the set list from the last show I was at
Setlist
Laydown
1999
Little Red Corvette
The Beautiful Ones
Controversy
Cool
(The Time cover) (with ?uestlove)
Let's Work
U Got the Look
Encore:
Nothing Compares 2 U
Encore 2:
Crazy
(Gnarls Barkley cover) (with CeeLo Green)
Let's Go Crazy
Delirious
Dreamer
Welcome 2 America
When Doves Cry
(partial)
Kiss
Encore 3:
Nasty Girl
(Vanity 6 cover)
Forever in My Life
Sign “☮” the Times
Alphabet St.
A Love Bizarre
(Sheila E. cover)
Hot Thing
Pop Life
Play Video
I Would Die 4 U
Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)
(Beyoncé cover)
If I Was Your Girlfriend
Insatiable
Scandalous
Adore
Encore 4:
Mountains
Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground)
(The Jacksons cover)
Everyday People
(Sly & The Family Stone cover)
I Want to Take You Higher
(Sly & The Family Stone cover)
..I loved Prince's funk "Sly Stone" trip...But my favorite Prince was when he went full on psychedelic acid rock on guitar!!!!...He shredded ...As far as comparing Scott to Perry...Scott lifted a lot of Perry'z act and moves....We are all influenced by people...I remember reading STP did photo shoots with Nothing's Shocking blaring in the background ...so that vibe snuck in 
Pete and Martyn played on Weiland's first solo album, 12 Bar Blues.drifter wrote:on the details of this single says peter played with scott of stp...don't know when or what project pete did though?
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There will never be another like him. He synthesized such an incredible array of Ameican and Anglo influences, was steeped in Midwestern funk (Ohio Players were legit, man), understood the true revelations of the Beatles and Led Zeppelin, shredded the fucking guitar, howled like an animal in heat and crooned like a more passionate Minnie Riperton. Oh, and he played all of the instruments and produced/composed/performed/engineered his first few records and continued to produce the rest even when he started having other musicians contribute.Mescal wrote:I saw em on this tour.Matz wrote:Prince was the best frontman of all time. Watch this dvd and you'll know
I was never a big Prince fan, but I was totally blown away by his performance.
Only then I noticed he could really do everything, he could rock out, funk out, play some psychedelic shit then go on and sing some ballads and bring out some hits in the meantime.
