12-08-2015, 12:38 PM
Like some, I can't name just one as "best", especially from GB. Led Zep is one, but mainly for John Bonham's influence on me when I was a young drummer looking for my voice.
Pink Floyd's ability to take one on trips where no man had gone before really set them apart back in the day. Each new album by them was an adventure. Others gave the public similar experiences, like The Moody Blues, King Crimson, Emerson, Lake and Palmer, and Peter Gabriel's Genesis.
And The Beatles with their catalog of hit after hit, year after year. Their influence was massive at the time. The Stones as well.
Now that I've reminisced the days when each of the above became 'popular', I keep going back to one. The world would be far less cosmic without Pink Floyd, so have a cigar.
Pink Floyd's ability to take one on trips where no man had gone before really set them apart back in the day. Each new album by them was an adventure. Others gave the public similar experiences, like The Moody Blues, King Crimson, Emerson, Lake and Palmer, and Peter Gabriel's Genesis.
And The Beatles with their catalog of hit after hit, year after year. Their influence was massive at the time. The Stones as well.
Now that I've reminisced the days when each of the above became 'popular', I keep going back to one. The world would be far less cosmic without Pink Floyd, so have a cigar.
Some say you can place your ear next to his, and hear the ocean ....
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