Eric Clapton -- Nashville, TN -- February 17th, 2010

[metalrulez]

It is nice to see how we have some music buffs on here. I am a Clapton fan, though not a fan of his $150/nosebleed ticket prices. I am surprised that no one mentioned him playing with Jeff Beck and (briefly) Jimmy Page (of pre-Led Zepplin days) while they were in the Yardbirds, back in the 60's.
Clapton absolutely belongs on here!! Without him and his contributions, we may be posting about rap music.....

[JudasPriest89]

Originally Posted by The Ghost at Number One

Good grief. Surely you jest.

No I don't, Who do you know that's better these days exactley?

[The Ghost at Number One]

Originally Posted by JudasPriest89

No I don't, Who do you know that's better these days exactley?

Anyone that's not Velvet Revolver! Seriously, though, I thought their first album was mediocre at best, and their second album, to me, was complete shit. It always sounded to me as if they were just phoning it in.

Again, this is all just a matter of opinion, but I think King's X, Alice in Chains, Three, Stone Temple Pilots (we'll see how the new album sounds, though - not super keen on the new single yet), Queens of the Stone Age, and yes, even Muse, are much, MUCH better than Velvet Revolver.

[JudasPriest89]

Originally Posted by The Ghost at Number One

Anyone that's not Velvet Revolver! Seriously, though, I thought their first album was mediocre at best, and their second album, to me, was complete shit. It always sounded to me as if they were just phoning it in.

Again, this is all just a matter of opinion, but I think King's X, Alice in Chains, Three, Stone Temple Pilots (we'll see how the new album sounds, though - not super keen on the new single yet), Queens of the Stone Age, and yes, even Muse, are much, MUCH better than Velvet Revolver.

I like Muse but I just think Revolver is better