Peach Pit. Maybe their song Private Presley. Not as upbeat as most of their music, but it's definitely one of my favorites.

Great background music when working.

Oh really? I didn't know Paice lasted longer. Thanks for the info.

oh i didn’t know it was your band, that’s great! i’m happy to hear about your new projects, keep the good work up :)

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The girl is a feature that's right. The band is generally more technical guitar hip-hop, but if you like that then I'm happy to introduce you to the land of hip-hop inspired technical prog rock jazz pop stuff. Chon is another band, and they're similar to Polyphia, but more jazzy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGLyhtcAjOQ

find your voice, at least you'll be an honest singer, it's easier.

I did, and u/phantalien clearly has never listened to Queen.

READ what he actually writes!!!

Jeff Ament has really nice solo material love his albums “Tone” & “While My Heart Beats” also it’s listed underJeff Ament and side projects are Tres Mtns, RNDM, Deaf Charlie, Deranged Diction and Three Fish…✌🏻🎶

Tbf Ian Paice was the real constant, he is still there while Lord left on 2002. But definately, the fact they changed their lineups so often certainly didnt help

It's more about hating that 'the man' controls what we hear on the radio more than the artists do.

Queen didn’t have any solid albums!?!?!?! Literally every one of the records they made up until probably the 80s were phenomenal. A Day at the Races is one of the most perfectly crafted records of all time

Take it to a small club and smash the crash with a 50W valve guitar amp cranked to eleven, because it sounds better that way. Let’s see what is worth a gate in that environment. The tea ball by zvex is awesome. I’d love to own a few.

True about consistency, but In Rock, Fireball and Machine Head is a mighty 3 album run, and espescially In Rock and Machine Head can be considered all time Greats on par with best Led Zeppelins and Pink Floyd albums.

In a studio it’s an interesting choice, if you have a room with a nice sound, it’s best to squeeze in some natural reverb that way.

Thank you! Appreciate the compliment! 😁

We’ve moved on from the traditional country sound and put more emphasis on our Rock influences. We’re working on a new album that will sound vastly different to ‘When I Grow Up’. We’re considering re-arranging the song to fit our current style.

In my experience (French horn player here) you do sort of memorize the important bits but during rehearsal you make performance notes on the sheet music (with a pencil!) and use it as a guide during performance

I also don't hear that much about Jethro Tull or Foghat lately.

Jon Lord on FIRE

Haha yeah that's understandable

I understand and thank you very much for listening to me and for the good encouragement.

Yeah that's the one, glad you liked it

Because their biggest hit is too easy to play and less interesting than Stairway and the like. If Highway Star got as much attention, I bet they’d have a significantly larger fan base.

Art of Noise and Tom Jones did a great cover of Kiss.