Mr Beardy's Quim...not cloning around

[Tim]

I think the point (IMO)is that there is room for more than 1 space-rock band
in this universe,and i don't think that MQB can be considered a Hawkwind clone.
Much as both the Rolling Stones & The Beatles used the same basic musical influences
and ended up with two different sounds...but 1 was not a clone of the other. while both
H & MQB use the same (genre,style,type??) of musical backgrounds,just because
one came first,and pretty much invented the sound,i think MQB uses that to go
into a different (place,space,universe??).and while i'm babbling here,i would like to thank
everyone who turned me on to MQB in the first place,having never heard of them 'til
i got Boc-l-d.
tim
ps:for another style of space music,listen to some of Chopin done played on piano only
Doug Bates wrote:
 >
 > >After hearing so many good things about Mr Quimby's beard, I've finally sat
 >
 > >Emporer's new clothes, or have I missed the point?
 >
 > I not sure there is a point anymore Rich. All these clone bands are
 > good, but like a Bic lighter after a few months I need a new one. All
 > I'm looking for is a band with a tight aggressive rhythm section
 > (bass/drums)
 > like say B Sabbath! An analog synth player that likes mellatrons (sp?) and
 > computer chirps. And most important a rhythm guitarist that has TONE! (this
 > is where most get lost IMO). A flashy lead guitarist like Steve Stevens
 > is optional, but a crazy diamond for a singer is a big plus.
 >
 > tired of fast food,
 >
 > --
 > Doug Bates