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From Hersh Forman <hiforman@yahoo.com>
Subject Re: Great songwriters (was More Adams)
Date Tue, 16 Dec 2003 16:44:06 -0800 (PST)

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Re:  The Stones:

As Mr. Segarini has said before (and I totally agree):

The World's Luckiest Bar Band

--- Not Lame <popmusic@notlame.com> wrote:
[snip] 
> Speaking of, here's a GOOD thread.   GREAT
> songwriters who just TOTALLY lost
> the clue, the path, the vision-thing, the
> kaboodle---after shining greatness
> for a short(or long) time.
> 
> Elton John ranks high on that list. When was his
> last truly outstanding
> album(after a string of five amazing ones).  For me,
> Goodbye Yellow Brick
> Road and that was 30  years ago.   Rolling Stones
> will forever rule on such
> a list as being the most over-rated band in the
> history of rock 'n roll.
> This has been an OLDIES band for almost 25 years
> now.   Last great album,
> MISS  YOU, but you can twist my arm and give it up
> for Tattoo You.   Stevie
> Wonder, another one.....whoa did that guy need a
> guide to bring him back
> into the light.  The talk of him and Sting working
> together does not give me
> hope for any change there.   Let's tear down those
> Sacred Cows!  (man,
> anyone else miss that column in Uncut.....great fun,
> that was).
> 
> So pass those dice.
> 
> Bruce @ Not Lame
> 


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