Attention all planets of the Solar Federation...

[Happy Jack]

12 hours ago, Bobthedog said:

and then she did this:

 

 

 

Hmmmmm. Perfectly adequate rendition, nothing to object to, and no reason to be impressed. I've heard it played as well as that at local jam sessions by scratch bands.

So what makes it worth watching?

Sad to relate, for most I imagine that it's the bass player's cut off shorts. I note that the rest of the band are wearing normal jeans so it's clearly not a particularly hot night where they are.

Far from being a sexist post, this is intended as an anti-sexist post. It depresses me that she attracts attention not for her (adequate but unexciting) bass playing or singing, but because she shows her legs.

[Bobthedog]

48 minutes ago, Happy Jack said:

Hmmmmm. Perfectly adequate rendition, nothing to object to, and no reason to be impressed. I've heard it played as well as that at local jam sessions by scratch bands.

So what makes it worth watching?

Sad to relate, for most I imagine that it's the bass player's cut off shorts. I note that the rest of the band are wearing normal jeans so it's clearly not a particularly hot night where they are.

Far from being a sexist post, this is intended as an anti-sexist post. It depresses me that she attracts attention not for her (adequate but unexciting) bass playing or singing, but because she shows her legs.

From my perspective, I was just looking for an alternative to the Rush stuff, and I like Cream. Also, irrespective of the performance being adequate or otherwise, the fact she can sing and play at the same time puts her ahead of many players, irrespective of gender.

[Barking Spiders]

6 hours ago, wateroftyne said:

Is rock music becoming less relevant? Maybe it is, but remember The Pistols? Nirvana? Oasis? 

It'll come round again. It always does.

Not this time, now that the way younger people mainly chose to listen to music has changed.

[stingrayPete1977]

That's the first time I've heard 2112, there's a chance it will be the last, at least it didn't have Geddy singing over it

[wateroftyne]

1 hour ago, Barking Spiders said:

Not this time, now that the way younger people mainly chose to listen to music has changed.

Yep - they can hear more of it, whenever they like. Happy days!