The most iconic moments in rock history.

MCFC BOB said:
Prestwich_Blue said:
MCFC BOB said:
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How is that iconic Bob? It wasn't their first album, nor was it even their best. It was the biggest seller though. Genuine question btw.
Most famous album cover of all time?
possibly , but i reckon this is THE most famous
 
2bluegp said:
BTH said:
2bluegp said:
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lennon & chapman

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edwin starr backstage at wigan casino 77ish

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saville, wilson & erasmus outside the psv

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ian curtis in factory office

Not quite got the hang of this, have you? It's the most iconic moments in rock history, not esoteric acts you happen to like (except JL, of course).
well thats me told then. hang on a sec while i post a pic of freddie fucking mercury! not

Why's he banging on about 'rock' music when he posts bands that, if you had to put in a category, would be classed as RandB or even 'pop' (stones, Elvis, beatles
 
stonerblue said:
2bluegp said:
BTH said:
Not quite got the hang of this, have you? It's the most iconic moments in rock history, not esoteric acts you happen to like (except JL, of course).
well thats me told then. hang on a sec while i post a pic of freddie fucking mercury! not

Why's he banging on about 'rock' music when he posts bands that, if you had to put in a category, would be classed as RandB or even 'pop' (stones, Elvis, beatles

Yes, they all may have laid some tentative claim to R&B somewhere, but there were few bands in the early '60s who didn't. Let's have it right, they were all rock acts one way or another. Surely the "King of Rock and Roll" might have given Elvis away, The Beatles made some of the great rock recordings of the '60s while the Stones had to make do with being the "greatest rock ‘n' roll band in the world" since the late 60s.

Now I know it's de rigueur to namecheck Factory/New Order etc on every single music thread we have on here, but rock (because that's what's in the title thread)? Hardly! In fact you could argue that many Tony Wilson and his Factory acts were the antithesis of rock.

As for Edwin Starr, Wigan Casino etc. etc. Overeulogised perhaps, but never in a million years were they anything to do with rock. I'm no expert on the genre, but wasn't this soul? So what's old Edwin even doing in the thread???
 
paint it blue said:
MCFC BOB said:
Prestwich_Blue said:
How is that iconic Bob? It wasn't their first album, nor was it even their best. It was the biggest seller though. Genuine question btw.
Most famous album cover of all time?
possibly , but i reckon this is THE most famous

You beat me to it.

There was a thread some time ago about album covers and the story behind the album. Didn't get very far though IIRC.
 
BTH said:
stonerblue said:
2bluegp said:
well thats me told then. hang on a sec while i post a pic of freddie fucking mercury! not

Why's he banging on about 'rock' music when he posts bands that, if you had to put in a category, would be classed as RandB or even 'pop' (stones, Elvis, beatles

Yes, they all may have laid some tentative claim to R&B somewhere, but there were few bands in the early '60s who didn't. Let's have it right, they were all rock acts one way or another. Surely the "King of Rock and Roll" might have given Elvis away, The Beatles made some of the great rock recordings of the '60s while the Stones had to make do with being the "greatest rock ‘n' roll band in the world" since the late 60s.

Now I know it's de rigueur to namecheck Factory/New Order etc on every single music thread we have on here, but rock (because that's what's in the title thread)? Hardly! In fact you could argue that many Tony Wilson and his Factory acts were the antithesis of rock.

As for Edwin Starr, Wigan Casino etc. etc. Overeulogised perhaps, but never in a million years were they anything to do with rock. I'm no expert on the genre, but wasn't this soul? So what's old Edwin even doing in the thread???
Can we not call it "...Popular Music history?"
 
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