woodstock: who vs. hendrix
ok, whatthehell. what you think, matt?
posted by stashdauber at 7:44 AM
Friday, June 15, 2007
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1 Comments:
Well, Daltrey and Hendrix both have on fringe-y shirts ;-)
Between these two clips, I'd vote Hendrix. The 'Banner' from Woodstock is one of the defining musical pieces of that era, and for rock guitar in general. Yeah, its been done to death 1000 times over by now, and any time I hear someone start into it on stage or (*shudder*) at Guitar Center I die a little bit inside myself. But at that moment, those 4 minutes were the *shit* and that one man with that guitar was changing the world.
Plus that's one of my least favorite Who pieces evar lol! It doesn't go anywhere. Just around in circles ... and not in the good buildy-uppy kind of way that ends with something huge. Pete puts out some good stuff tho.
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