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www.titlovi.com
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visitors' tail-end crumbled. Hello everybody.
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Thank you fellas. How lovely, what a crowd of rock
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'n' roll enthusiast. Welcome to I'm in a Rock 'n' Roll Band!, thank you
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to the house band five heterosexuals and a keyboard.
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Six. How exciting is this? For the five weeks just gone, I'm in a Rock
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'n' Roll Band! On TV we have had the elements of a truly great band
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come together and tonight you will be voting for your favourite singer,
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lead guitarist and drummer of all time. Can I say I am thrilled to be
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hosting tonight. I have been passionate since first purchasing
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my first single pearl's a singer by Elkie Brooks. For younger viewer
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who don't know what vinyl is it's a ringtone made of plastic. Back in
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the 70s I spent three whole years at an Emerson, Lake and Palmer
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giling. That was a drum solo. I didn't realise how they would be be
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in my life. I saw Iggy and the stoogeing, who could have dromeed
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one day I would seek his advice on car insurance. Still great band
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coop on coming. Gorillaz are playing Glastonbury. Who is going?
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I am gutted I don't get to see U2. It is chilling to think that yolk
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from the '80s while did Bono fall off the stage, because he stood too
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close to the Edge should be so prophetic. The decisions tonight
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lie with you at home. The viewers. To help you we have a panel of
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experts. We have the Queen of 6 Music and the guitarist from
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Kenickie, Lauren Laverne. Hello. APPLAUSE.
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Sitting alongside her we have the narrator of h series and drummers
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with The Shire Horses, a band cruelly overlooked tonight it is
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Mark Radcliffe. APPLAUSE
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There is nothing he doesn't know about popular music.
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And finally, once upon a time he was called Clarke Kent, he has a
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career as a film composer but we know him tads drummer from the
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Police it is Stewart Copeland. That is your line up right there
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there. And to help steer you in maybe the right direction we have a
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Green Room full of stars who will be advocating one of our
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shortlisted nominees. Have a look you will see who we have lined up.
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A sneak peek. That is a gathering. Most of whom or some you might
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recognise. And there is free drink. We will start with a vote for the
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best band. The band. Of course the band starts out adds spotty
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teenagers united by a single vision. That if they are in a band and work
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harpd one day even the fat one might get laid.
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Work hard. Before they know it, 20 years have passed and they are
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flying in individual jets to fight each other in a bitter court case.
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It is a magical dream. Let us see what goes into making a great band.
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It is what every kid dreams of doing to be in the Stones or the
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Clash or the Who. When they first start there is a cameraderie.
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think you are more powerful as a band. Most people are looking for
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ways to misbehave and that is what we do. It is a marriage, it totally
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is a marriage. No matter what band you are in, those guys have become
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your bro brothers. You get the travel the world. Shag above your
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station. Have it large above of your station. You live rock 'n'
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roll life to the full. It is wonderful. It is the best thing you
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could ever do. No regrets there. So that is what
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it takes to make a great band but who have made the final three
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greatest bands of all time? We are about the find out. All the bands,
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they were decided but your votes on line. Here are the big three in an
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order that can only be described as random if only I could pronounce it.
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Led Zeppelin dragged the blues kicking and screaming into a brave
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new 70s world of power riffing. Hair Sheikh shaking. Skins pounding
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rock 'n' roll. -- hair shaking.
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Each member an expert. They became an awesome force of nature as a
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unit. Lovibly eccentric in the grand
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British tradition and fearless in their choice of wardrobe Queen
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brought the fun of the theatre into rock 'n' roll.
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Their unqany knack of creating killer an thems that people want to
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singalong to has made them one of the most successful musical exports
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ever. The Beatles set sail from the mercy
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to conquer the world and the hearts of millions. -- Mersey.
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They changed the face of music, forever.
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And 40 years after they split, new generations can't help falling in
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love with the Fab Four. So remember, once again it is your
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vote at home that counts. Tonight we will use that first past the
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post system that worked so well at the general election. Here are the
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all important numbers for you to They are the numbers to call and
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can announce that the lines are open. Start dialling. Kick us off
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we have the advocate for zep. Friends rock fans countrymen lend
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me your ears, if I br to tell you our first advocate is Murray, it is
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Good evening. Hello. I am here the make the case for Led Zeppelin.
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Right? And that is a good thing this show is called I'm in a Rock
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'n' Roll Band! And Led Zeppelin are this rock 'n' roll band. Yes. They
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even did a song called rock 'n' roll as a clue. They were never
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cool when I was a kid. They were the real deal. They were like
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musical porn. No-one sings like Robert Plant. No-one plays guitar
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like Jimmy Page and no-one plays drums like John Bonham and no-one
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has played organ or rock 'n' roll recorders like John Paul Jones. The
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measure of their power can be found in John Paul joins. The Beatles had
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a John and a Paul. Led Zeppelin had a John Paul, doing the work of two
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whole Beatles. And doing nit the background. With Led Zeppelin it is
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not just the music, every trashed hotel room, every poodle haired
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rock Muppet. Every groupy is an echo of Led Zeppelin's mythical
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assault on the States. It is a wonder there is a building standing
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in the Midwest of America. In the middle of this they came down can
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communication break down, Black Dog. No Quarter. Someone is going to
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defend the band that recorded Maxwell's Silver Hammer. They
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didn't stagger on too much. They are the gold Stan 25 by which all
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rock 'n' roll should be judged. Vote Led Zeppelin. Thank you.
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-- standard. He had several points. You love the
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Led Zep. You can't get enough. That is his
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band all the way. OK. That is Al Murray. You don't have make your
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mind up. Supporting Queen he is a bassist, actor and he was Britain's
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leading face of sofas, it is Martin Now if I was to say to you, that
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Queen had the same sort of kudos at the Beatles or Led Zeppelin, I
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would be wrong. If I was to say to you they were the first or the
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heaviest band you would laugh at me. But you have to remember why you
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are here tonight. It is to find the best band. Now I want to give you
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examples. I was lucky enough to be standing on the side of the stage
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during Live Aid in 95, and I saw everyone that day, I saw Queen, I
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saw U2, Jagger, Bowie, the lot. And, something special happened at 6.00.
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Freddie came past me, and he was wearing his white jeans and vest,
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he sat in front of the stage on this piano, and he went straight
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into Bohemian Rhapsody. Queen were unbeliever b. It was the best
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life. It was at that moment I realised it was why they are that
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good. Everybody loves them. I doesn't matter what creed, colour,
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religion, sexuality. Everyone loved them. It was the first time in my
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life I experienced band envy. I would have given anything, there
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and then, to be John Deacon. Even though Spandau had been on that
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stage, like two hours earlier, Queen were the best and are the
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best band in the world. 39 years later, still going,
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Beatles ten year, Led Zeppelin only went for ten years. Queen still
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going, selling out stadiums 39 years later. You have to vote for
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Queen. APPLAUSE
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Beautifully put. Quite moving. I don't know whether I would say
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they are still going really. It is not the original line up. Thank you
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Martin Kemp. I get a chill down my spine hearing the starred of under
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pressure. It is followed by relief when I realise it is not the
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Vanilla Ice version or John Edwards. Now supporting The Beatles, his
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name and The Beatles go together like two things that don't go.
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Surely it is madness. No, it is Suggs.
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Never mind Maxwell's silver hammer sunshine. I feel a bit embarrassed
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bigging up The Beatles. Bigging them up it like suggesting the
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Queen owns a bit of property. The Beatles are Great Britain. They are
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woven into fabric of the country. They are in the hearts of every man
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woman and child. They changed the face of music single-handedly. I
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remember listening to the first Beatles album I had Rubber Soul.
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The harmy s that known has been able to repeat. But I could go on
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forever about statistic, we know about The Beatles. We all know. But
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what I want to say is I met Paul McCartney a few time, but I was
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outside a pub a couple of months ago with a mate of mine Dave who is
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a huge Beatles fan and there is Paul McCartney. He was saying go on
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and ask him to come in for a drink. He did. He has half of Guinness. My
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mate Dave board him to death and he left but before he left there was a
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drop of din nis left in glass, you have never seen so many grown men
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fighting over a bit of spittle. Dave my mate was first there. He
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had the success and he drank it. He still hasn't written the follow
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up to Sgt Pepper yet. The albums dominated every style of music from
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Baroque to rock. That pushed the boundaries and I don't think
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anything they have done has been surpassed since. They are the best
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of everything that is good and great about our society. Without
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getting too challenge rated. Frankly boys and girls they were
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there would be no Queen or Led Zeppelin. All you need is love.
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Nicely put. That is a big thing to end on. You have heard all three of
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ABBA advocates. Allow open it up to debate. Stuart, we all came here
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with opinions but if anything, did they change your mind? They all
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broke my heart! Their advocacy. Particularly Al Murray. Did you not
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shed a tear at his emotion? But I think, you have to look at the
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record with these groups and they all skirted around this, indeed,
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Led Zeppelin had the definitive bit higher riffs that everyone wanted
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to learn. It Israel rock'n'roll. They totally rock! Queen, six or
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seven, maybe 10 major hits. The Beatles, 30 number ones. And it's
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not just quantity, number one! It is out of our hands. Stock bacon
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and water men dominated the charts for many years! My money was on
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that for many years! The Beatles, you are expected to like Sergeant
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Pepper's, and for me, they're not the best albums, but... They are
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important, they teach them in school. All bands, all four pieces,
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the components are very different. Does that make a difference?
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don't want to blow the vote out of the water before it has started but
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this seems straightforward. The Beatles are the epitome of a pop
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group, they invented it. This is a I'm in a Rock 'n' Roll Band. Led
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Zeppelin, the epitomise the rock and roll band. Queen are both, they
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can be eliminated at this early stage! But listen... So we're left
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with two bands, one of the most important things about a
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rock'n'roll band is that when you see them, they have to be visceral,
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thrilling. Nobody knows whether the Beatles would have been that. They
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never developed into a live rock and roll band. They are a
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collective of genius songwriting talent. Nobody could hear it! I
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have answered it. I rest my case. It is Led Zeppelin! Fortunately, it
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isn't just you... Give Queen ago! If the world had never had led
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Zeppelin or the Beatles, well... They would have Jimi Hendrix!
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changed popular culture but who had the most influence? The Beatles
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changed the world. Three bands that definitely changed music, they made
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their imprint but Suggs is right, the Beatles invented celebrity in
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this country. They started. great! But they were not the best
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rock'n'roll band. Every thing you say is right. A what the Beatles
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had was the ability to have pop music and be able to capture the
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atmosphere and a moment that immediately transports you to
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another place and time. In another life. They do that better than the
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other two bands. Queen are getting the short shrift! Would you like to
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step up? Look at Led Zeppelin, look at those albums. Six or seven
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fantastic albums. They do not use imagination in naming their albums!
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Seven orate fantastic songs. But the rest, they were quite poor
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album fellas. -- fillers. defence of Queen. Oh, don't start
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that! Every member of Queen wrote a number one. If you look in terms of
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the band that has more than the sum of its parts... I'm changing my
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vote to Queen! Queen's Album titles for Marx Brothers films! Whose body
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of work is most impressive? You cannot argue with statistics?
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Beatles are the most impressive but that does not mean they are the
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best rock'n'roll band. The best rock'n'roll band is Led Zeppelin?
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The Beatles are the major influence. We don't argue that. Rock'n'roll is
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the banner. It does not have to be rock music. Does it have to be a
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special live act? No, I just think rock'n'roll covers everything. The
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Police. We were pretty good life! Did Spandau Ballet have rock 'n'
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roll moments?! We were so rock 'n' roll, we cannot go into it! You are
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immovable? Yes. I haven't heard anybody shift me from my first
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opinion that I formed in my dressing room compared to the
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lavish suite afforded our visiting American press and! I'm surprised
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you are disappointed. Led Zeppelin are a great band but when I see you
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as the Pub Landlord, it is Queen? Isa and that was you? No, he does
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not have any taste! You don't like Queen? The problem is, we are
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arguing over three very great and important bands but I love Queen's
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music but it is like British folk music, we like it whether we like
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it or not. They are like a musical waiting to happen. It happened and
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it's not very good! Whose body of work has to the test of time best?
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You are going on rock 'n' roll performance. Let's talk about the
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actual work. Whose work has survived and is the most popular
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today? The Beatles have a kind of a sense of being so ahead of their
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time at the time that it still sounds fresh today. Led Zeppelin,
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awesome and massive, but they sound retro. And Queen to take you back
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to a moment in time. The Beatles went beyond that. I think it has
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more relevancy. As Martin said, it is a generic term but when the
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Beatles started, rock 'n' roll was a certain type of music. Black
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Americans and the Beatles were a rock'n'roll band, that is how they
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started. They were. It is being heated already. But it is what you
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think that tongue, it is up to you... Here is a quick reminder of
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For the monster sound of Led Alliance will be open for one hour
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and 15 minutes. Don't waste any time. One sign that you've made it
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as a band is that you inspire top tribute acts. For example, the
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Rolling Stones have The Rolling Clones, Pink Floyd have Think Floyd,
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and The Beatles had Oasis. You will hear the best tribute acts and we
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will here tonight One Night of Queen. They will rock you, and for
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just a fraction of the price of a Body, you're a boy, make a big
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noise, playing in the street, going to be a big man Sunday. You got one
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on your face. Sing it! We will rocket. We will rocky! You're a
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young man, in the street, some day. You've got one on your face, big
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disgrace, better put you back into a place... We will rock you! We
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will rock you! Body, you're a young man, hard man, shouting in the
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Street, take on the world Sunday. You've got a lot on your face, you
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big disgrace. Waving a banner all over the place. We will rocky! Sing
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it! We will raki! We will rock you APPLAUSE. Thank you, One Night of
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Queen. We are choosing the best singer, guitarist and at the end of
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the night we will have an mash above all those to see how
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horrendous it would have sounded! Here is what a super group of some
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Dizzy! In the middle of our street! What about that? Vic Reeves, how
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about that?! I'm surprised how good that sounded! We should go on the
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road! We can see you at a festival! Get the men together and form a
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band! Now?! After the show! Let's form a band, instantly! You are on
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trumpet! Let's begin with the most exciting position in the band. The
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guitarist. The axe-wielding maniac. The lick-meister. Why is the guitar
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so iconic? Well, no one ever stood in front of the mirror playing air
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flute. And there isn't a computer game called Harpsichord Hero.
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Here's a look at what it takes to be a six string legend. The lead
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guitarist was always the most important, he was... The genius is
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behind the guitar. It is a type. You're always going for chicks and
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Glory! The lead guitarist would be lied, if someone can talk over at...
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You need to turn it up! I would not part with this for all the world!
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Who is the best guitar player? That The argument may go on but we will
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have a decision this evening. Who has made it into our top three rock
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'n' roll guitarist of all time? The waiting is over. This is the the
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shortlist. Could jend be the ultimate six
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Stringer? -- Jimi Hendrix. His licks and
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tricks inspired a generation as he made the impossible appear
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effortless. Playing it upside down. Bringing
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his teeth into the equation. There was nothing he wouldn't try.
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He is the Ponty of power playing -- upontive of power playing. He is
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Jimmy Page. After test flights with The Yardbirds he took off as axe
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man with Led Zeppelin. I give you the thinking man and
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woman's guitar player Mr Jimmy Page. Top hat. Check. Gravity defining
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cigarette in corner of mouth. Check. Less Paul strung low. It could only
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be that guitarist Slash. Haze form the licks of the Parthenon that was
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Guns 'n' Roses. No-one would argue with any of
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those three being there. Most of us have tried, I like millions of
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others tried to learn it. Failed to master the streets of London by
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Ralph mechanic tell. Here are the numbers the vote for, for your rock
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'n' roll guitar hero. If sqend -- You can start voting now as the
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lines are open. They will be for the next 55 minutes or so. Let us
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hear from the advocate for jend. He would be reassured his reputation
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lines in the hand of a part-time pig farmer from Kent. It is the
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sublime and intentionally ridiculous Vic Reeves.
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Yes. Why am I stood here defending Jimi, he needs no defending. He was
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the best guitarist of all time. No doubt. First time I heard him I was
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on holiday at Butlins, and the tannoy played music out throughout
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the holiday resort and the first thing I heard that struck me as
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being the most fantastic sound I had heard in my life was Jimi
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Hendrix doing Voodoo Child. Bursting out. Oh what a sound. It
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was the future. It was a spaceship. The past, it was John Lee Hooker
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with a fuzz box and, but, oh, Jimi! And then I saw him, once, I was
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nine-year-old, and he was doing a gig at a pub in Darlington and he
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drove past in a Daimler, and in his full military gear, and I saw him
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and I chased him down the road. And he smiled at me. And that moment is
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emblazed on my heart adds is his music. When I reach to my CDs I
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reach for the Hendrix, he was the most innovative, the most fantastic,
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and still is the best guitarist in the world when he first came over
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to Britain and played in a club a little club, in Britain, Eric
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Clapton was seen weeping outside. And everyone knew that it was over
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once Jimi started playing. He is dead now sadly, the best guitarist
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alive is Jeff Beck of course, but, Jimi was the best guitarist ever in
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the world. APPLAUSE
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Quite beautiful. Quite passionate. Quite emotional. That was very
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emotional. From the heart. Most of us were moved by that. From the
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heart. Now to Jimmy Page and promoting his cause, an auteur, a
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DJ and solo artist who is the father of a Border Collie named
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Maude which is why I will call him the dogfather of pop. It is Mr Mark
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Hello. When I was a teenager growing up, in New York, if you
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wanted to get laid you were good at sports or you could play Stairway
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on the guitar. I sucked at sports so I thought I would break out Led
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Zeppelin 4, and that is what I had to do if I wanted to see the
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promised land. See Jimmy Page could get you laid because everything he
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wrote and played was in a swagger coupled with Mel dick pieces that
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could melt the hearts of icy prom Queens. Even my renditions got me
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to third base with 15-year-old girls in training bras and brace,
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but back to Stairway. I will admit what Page laid down that day has
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become so enetrenched in our culture we have become immunised to
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its 18 string imagine -- majority and the fact it can be heard in any
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guitar shop at any minute of the day has made it a punch line. But
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wheneverry single teenage kid wants to play that riff to be Jimmy Page
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in an instant there is a reason. You will never get laid playing
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welcome to the jungle. I tried and failed. That is why you should vote
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for Jimmy Page, the best guitar player of all time.
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APPLAUSE Nicely done. And now, Slash. A
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worthy contender and an insight if what would have happened if Anita
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Dobson had a child with Isambard Kingdom Brunel. His add vote o
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advocate is someone whose performance of Cheryl Cole in Sport
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Relief was so convincing that Ashley Cole keeps asking him for a
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second chance. It is Rufus Hound. Born in Stoke I am talking about
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Slash. She is one of us, he smashed his way out of the pottys --
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Potteries and wrote fat juicy riffs. Even if the sum total was the
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orgasmic intro to Sweet Child o' Mine he would be entitled to take
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his place in the Pantheon of guitar greats. He had done more than that.
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His is a guitar that sings songs nobody else knows and nobody else
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can play. If the holy spirit was to reveal itself in human form it
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would be in a top hat. Fag grafted to its lips A bottle of Jack in one
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hand a Les Paul in the other. Slash is rock 'n' roll. Some of you may
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argue to be a true great you have to die young. Well, Slash did.
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Legend has it, after being pronounced dead he wasry vieved by
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medics, checked out and played a show. He died and rose again. Sound
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like anybody else you know? You watch him live you will see
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miracles. This is more than 5,000. I implore you vote for Slash.
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Messiah of the six string and follow him to the Paradise City. I
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thank you. Nice job. Quite angry. You were
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both informative and blasphemous which is a good come by --
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combination. It is easy to get tied one the technical stuff about give
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ta, I want to know, who has the broadest appeal. Who is the best.
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mean Hendrix is the best. He just is. But having seen Rufus's passion
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and had a bit more time to think about it, I am just thinking,...
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You know. What was that, the Clangers. The Clangers version of
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Sweet Child: That gets everyone. Technically who is the best?
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Hendrix was just the best. He was the best at everything. Iz -- his
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music came from space. That is how good it was. It was beyond humans.
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A little out of tune. It must be said. He was playing it upside down.
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I know. It was a little out of tune. Why should that matter. To me it
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doesn't. I'm a drummer. Mark for you the best guitarist the one you
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most enjoy listening to. Hendrix invented a lot of what we know as
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the rock 'n' roll guitar. Jimmy Page may technically be the best
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and he almost had the whole sound of a band coming off the fret board.
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It was almost not a solo instrument. Slash is a great guitar player. It
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was lovely to hear you extol the virtue of Snake Pit. It is all
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right you were probably too old for them. I am glad I am a bit older if
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Slash is all you had the feed on. Slash is a combination of the
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cliches that the other two invented for real sort of thing. He is a
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cartoon character really. What he did it came from a real place. I
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don't doubt that he is the product of these other two gentlemen, but,
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you know, you can be first to market and have the best product.
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What he did and became is rock 'n' roll. He was third to market. He
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wasn't first. It is not about who did it first. I can't be about that.
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An ridiculousness has a very important place in music and in
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rock 'n' roll. You have to be not frightened to be ridiculous and the
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fact Slash isn't is a good thing. thought I was going to have to fire
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somebody there. Who had the biggest impact. Slash is a hybrid. That
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surely detracts from his impact. Hendrix was original. When he came
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out it changed. I don't know about that. Yard birds predate Hendrix.
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He used the fuzz box. The marshal stack. We should let Mark have a
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stay because Hendrik has -- Hendrix has won. Jimi Hendrix was
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unbelievable. Did stuff the world had never seen. Wouldn't page you
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would have had no Ramon, no punk, no indie, no Run DMC. You have no
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hip-hop. That is nonsense clearly. If you listen to Led Zeppelin,
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Kashmir is like a modern hip-hop That was the swagger. THEY ALL TALK
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AT ONCE. WHO PRODUCED SCAPTS THE MOST. HE CHANGED THE WAY He changed
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the way a single instrument was played. It is very rare one person
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symbolises, absolutely the change. And I think Hendrix, much as I love
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Jimmy Page, and I am a huge Led Zeppelin fan, I am not saying Slash
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is bad. He is brilliant. I could have done without the fag or the
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shades or the top hat. It is putting too much together. It's a
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bit cliche. We are not operating a hands up system here Vic. It is a
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points based system. Let me ask. Riffs, who has created the best
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riffs. Don't just shout out names. Depend on who you are. If you are
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anybody under 40 it is Slash. He is a monster. He invented the guitar
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as sex object. If you are a mew circumstances a guitarist, it is
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yimy page. He had the widest vocabulary. He played the mandolin.
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He has the most technique. Should the mandolin not be held against
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him. It is Jimi Hendrix ail the way. That is who every drummer wants to
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play with. As if anyone cares about Jimi Hendrix is the key guitarist,
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but Slash, it could refs... 20 monster guitar riffs. No need for
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shouting! Put your hand up, sir! Jeff Beck, he should be up there.
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This is hard enough with only three people! What is rock 'n' roll and
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what is pop is? If you see the silhouette of Slash, you think,
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rock'n'roll! You have to raise your hand! Too late! Rock, pop and blues,
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everything into one! Having sex with five women... That is what he
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did after the show! There are two types of men in this world...
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People who had a whole lot of love and people who did not, Jimmy Page,
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I love Jimi Hendrix, he was an amazing virtuoso player but if you
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look at his songs, Black Dog, it goes on... They don't play the
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guitar behind their head because they can't! And of much highbrow
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note we will wrap this up... Some fabulous.... That is what our panel
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think. Plenty of food for thought. I don't know if it has changed her
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mind but these were the numbers to make your all-important vote...
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Without your vote we will all look So you can now call for your
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favourite lead singer or guitarist and while you're dialling, you can
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enjoy the authentic sound of one our contenders for the nation's
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favourite rock and roll band. And when I say authentic, I mean fake.
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Performing Whole Lotta Love, it's You need coolin', baby, I'm not
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foolin'. I'm gonna send you back to schoolin'. Way down inside
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honey, you need it. I'm gonna give you my love. I'm gonna give
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you my love. Wanna whole lotta love. Wanna whole lotta love.
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Wanna whole lotta love. Wanna whole lotta love. You've been
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learnin', baby, I been learnin'. All them good times, baby, baby,
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I've been yearnin'. Way, way down inside honey, you need it. I'm
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gonna give you my love. I'm gonna give you my love. Wanna whole
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lotta love. Wanna whole lotta love. Wanna whole lotta love.
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You've been coolin', baby, I've been droolin'. All the good times
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I've been mis-usin'. Way, way down inside, I'm gonna give you my
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love. I'm gonna give you every inch of my love. Gonna give you
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my love. Wanna whole lotta love. Wanna whole lotta love. Wanna
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whole lotta love. Wanna whole lotta love. Way down inside,
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Oh! Shake for me, girl. Keep it APPLAUSE. I thought that was great!
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And now permit me to tell an old joke. What do you call a bloke who
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hangs around with musicians? That's right - the drummer. I'm only
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joking. Let's find out what makes a The drummer is the engine. You have
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to have a good engine. It is the heart. It is the blood pumping up
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the band. They are essentially the nuclear reactor in the centre of
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the ban. Euros only as good as your driver. Any band. Drummers? They
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are a peculiar breed, the error bit mad. They are always caught balls.
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Anyone who smashes things and gets off on that is a bit Orde's...
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is a caveman mentality... You will find drummers are a very typical
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bearded man but when they go, they are astounding... Who doesn't love
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drummers? But whose rhythm stick is the mightiest of all? Let's have a
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Keith Moon was everything we wanted... Flamboyant, unpredictable
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but vulnerable. His free form style defies description, it appeared
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chaotic but it sounded great! His drumming was so much more than just
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keeping the time. And where would rock 'n' roll be without someone
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doing this...! Maybe he is best known from the Foo Fighters but
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Dave Grohl's most enduring love is the drum... He made his name
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splintering his drum-kit in Havana whilst his sound has also graced
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Foo Fighters and then crooked vultures... Healed as the nicest
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man in the business, he is the most complete rocker of the modern age...
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John Bonham reigned over rock and roll drumming or threat the 1970s.
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-- throughout. He is admired for his technique and the amount of
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noise he could get from his drum kit. He remains the touchstone for
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any aspiring rock drummer.... That is a good shortlist. I am surprised
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to see animal from the markets isn't there! Dave Grohl got a big
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reaction. He is genuinely the nicest man and music. A lot of
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people are known for their behaviour.... He once went to a
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hotel room, picked up the telly and dusted underneath. Let's get the
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Please get dialling. The Lions will be open for 40 minutes. On behalf
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of Keith Moon, we need someone animalistic and on tamed. And
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nihilistic, hard-drinking ball of rock fury. Put those words in your
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Google search engine and what do Well, all drummers are animals. I
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have proved my point. It is part of the description. But Keith Moon was
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an animal with the soul of an artist. When I first saw him
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perform in New York in 1969, I was mesmerised because he combined
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aggression, sensitivity and also incredible showmanship. And until
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he was on the scene, drummers always paid it the back of the band,
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they were always the back seat driver. But Keith Moon was a front
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man. And very importantly he also set the benchmark for rock stars
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behaving badly. His appetite for the destruction of hotel rooms, his
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explosion of endless lavatories all over the Western world, it was
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legendary. As was a time when he drove Rolls-Royce or maybe at
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Lincoln Continental into a swimming pool. Keith Moon, he combined power
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and poetry like no other cropper before since. If you love rock and
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you love everything about rock 'n' roll, vote for Keith Moon! Thank
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you. I never knew you were a rock'n'roll fan. Now Dave Grohl,
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formerly of Havana. To put his case, it is DJ and Dave Grohl fan, Edith
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The urge to sing along is massive. Dave Grohl, everyone has seen that
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their deal, his knee enough hair tantalising as he beat those drums
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within one inch of his life. Havana, spells Like teen spirit, I was
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absolutely blown away by the passion, the angst, immediately a
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fan of the band and a fan of Dave Grohl. I never got to see him
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perform live, something I am not proud of but I have been high
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enough to witness him and his brilliance drumming with other
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projects, not least at Glastonbury last year, Surrey, Reading Festival
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and the anticipation of the unveiling of his new band was
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immense. Josh home, John Paul Jones and Dave Grohl. What it was all
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about Dave Grohl. Not many drummers can capture attention like that. He
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is a new generation, totally influenced by his fellow finalists.
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He has the circle of John Bonham on his wrist. He has played with the
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ball, Paul McCartney, Pearl Jam, there was no one quite like him. No
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one continues to form new collaborations just to fill his
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love of music. It comes back to the drumming. Singer, songwriter,
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guitar player, nicest man in rock, father and drummer, these things
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make up Dave Grohl, he works and plays hard and he deserves your
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APPLAUSE A lovely piece. Well delivered. I am sold on Dave Grohl.
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I have switched because of you. It is our final one now. This is John
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Bonham, he has appeared once, this man's sheer passion for drumming
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ground us down. Mr Al Murray. Thank you. Right. What I am not
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going to do with John Bonham is get into the mayhem, the drink, the
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furniture super glued to the ceiling. That is not important. We
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are here to discuss drum bg. Drumming. Drumming. I play the
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drums and it is not pretty. When I do play I wish I played like John
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Bonham. Anyone playing rock drums who has sat behind the drums feels
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that way. Stewart Copeland wishes he could play like John Bonham. I
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asked loads of drummers to say, I know loads, I asked them to sum him
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up in one word. It is a tall order asking drummers to use words, even
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single ones. Definitive. Ground breaking, unique. A powerhouse. A
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heart, graceful. Power. Timeless. Hairy, moustache. Pioneering.
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Unrivalled. Bricklayer. Inspirational. Breathtaking.
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Exemplary. Touch. Huge. Thunderous. Irreplaceable. Sorry missed. John
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Bonham's drummer, he is the one who -- whose playing Chris lices how to
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play rock 'n' roll drums. I love Keith Moon and I love Dave Grohl
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but Bonzo is the business. Vote bon ham.
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Your passion for Led Zeppelin shines through again. You can't get
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enough och of them. It sounds like you asked the drummers to play
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Countdown with you Squeezing words out. Most drummers don't know half
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those words. Maybe they are not professional drummers. Life as a
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drummer begins to beat away at the brain cells. Who was the best?
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Grohl would be gobsmacked to be considered in the same company of
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Moony and John Bonham. I would have to say he totally belongs up there
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with those guys. Dave Grohl was much more of a musician, is much
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more of a musician than either. Moony and John Bonham are gods of
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drumming, you mentioned Moon's style. What is amazing about Keith
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Moon he had the worst technique in history and yet he accomplished all
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that. Look at the way he can't hold his sticks right. Look what he did.
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Hang on. He did it. You told us Hendrix was mildly out of tune.
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Next thing it is going to be you don't like the way Rembrandt holds
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a paintbrush. I doesn't matter how he held his sticks. He is agreeing
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with you, we love hearing you talk because it's so weird! What is that
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accent. Lived in England for 20 years. I still sound like an
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American. It is not of this planet. Dave Grohl is not just a drummer.
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He is a musician. Any guitarist wanting a drummer is going to go
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for Dave Grohl. John Bonham I really close second but Dave Grohl
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has all the chops. He has it all. He should have thrown a couple of
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TVs out the window. Now they seal the hotel room. You can't get the
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television through the window. can't even smoke in the room. You
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haven't enjoyed the success Stewart has? I have to say when I put my
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first list down Stewart Copeland was on my list. His playing was
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astounding. APPLAUSE. You were this close to
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the top three. One out of the two of us was going to get a dressing
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room about the size of a football pitch it was going to be him: We
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picked on drummer, I remember interviewing Pete Townsend and he
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said his style came about because if Keith Moon wasn't lead guitarist
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in the who John went whistle was. We have picked drummers who are
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tour de force, there are drummer like Charlie Watts. I never saw
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John Bonham play, I think he maybe the ultimate rock 'n' roll drummer.
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I have seen Dave Grohl play. It was frightening. It was utterly
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terrifying, I mean it was just brute force. I imagine John Bonham
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in his pomp would have been like that. That combination of fantastic
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technique, but brute force, and a drummer like that in full flight is
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one of the most pour of things you will see. There is little to choose
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between them. It comes down less to personal feeling, we are all
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excited by all three. The thing about drummers is you have that
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primal response to them, so if you get a drummer you love they really
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matter to you. I love John Bonham, you can't argue with that, and I
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grew up with Nirvana and when Kurt Cobain killed himself I cried for
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days and days. For me Keith Moon has a spirit and you can hear nit
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the songs, and in the way he plays and he has a spirit that has lived
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on in rock 'n' roll and spread out and is bigger than him, and bigger
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than The Who, who are probably my favourite band. Bigger than
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everything which shows how powerful music could be. You could argue
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that he was the first big superstar drummer. He was the first one
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people know about. Buddy Rich. Ringo. Ringo was in The Beatles.
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You wouldn't have wanted Beatles Keith Moon in The Beatles. He was a
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problem for the rest of the band. He is so much fun for the audience
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to watch but I am sure Pete towns b end would probably say... Pete
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Townsend lost 25% of his hearing on one explosion of the gunpowder in
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the drum kit. You have like, you have John Bonham in the middle. You
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have before and after in rock drumming. Keith Moon, he is this
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incredible force, but you can't pin him down. He overpowers the band.
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John Bonham's playing is, it is rock drumming Chris liceed and what
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Dave Grohl does is because of John Bonham, he San awesome player. I
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think... In terms of what he brings to a band, he encompasses
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everything about a band. He creates riffs. Dave Grohl would never want
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to win. That is why you should. is not up to us ment. The audience
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got most excited about Dave Grohl I felt.
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APPLAUSE Is that just because you are young people happy to be out
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late at night? It is the hardest one to call, because the drum solo
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is the time I thought they put them in so you had a good time to go to
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the bar or toilet. That is why Dave is the best because he never played
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a drum solo. It is It is hard to say that is a hard, what is it a
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paradiddle. People don't get excited about the drumming. I think
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you do. Whether you know it or not. People respond to rhythm. If you
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look at another great drummer. The drum refer the stone roses. You
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can't help but wind yourself in, even those of us who can't dance.
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It is a difficult one. I think all of these three guys are an amazing
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force of nature. I think Moon is edged out by sort of what Al says
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by the other two, pinning down the band, nailing it. I think that, I
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think those two... The foundation of that the band... There are no
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great bands without great drummers. There are great bands that might
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have a ropey guitar players. Blue Monday is a great song. There are
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no great bands without a great drummer. You need a great drummer.
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It is about the rhythm. The opening bars of blue Monday, it freaks you
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out. It is incredible and it's a drum machine. You can make great
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records with a drum machine. could argue this all night but we
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don't have time. Stewart. Shut up. The intellectual qualitys are
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important. Because you are a drummer. Only you at home can make
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the final decision. That is why we rely on you. Here are the numbers
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APPLAUSE You got the numbers there. The lines will be open for another
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30 minutes or so. Each of our acts nominated for best band are being
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represented by an amazing tribute act. Now it is time for The Beatles.
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This tribute band are so successful in their own right they have their
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own tribute band. Here with Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band it
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It was twenty years ago today Sgt Pepper taught the band to
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play They've been going in and out of
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style But they're guaranteed to raise a
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smile So may I introduce to you
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The act you've known for all these years
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Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
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We're Sgt Pepper lonely hearts club band
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We hope you will enjoy the show Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club
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Band Sit back and let the evening go
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Sgt Pepper's lonely, Sgt Pepper's lonely
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Sgt Pepper's lonely hearts club band
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It's wonderful to be here It's certainly a thrill
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You're such a lovely audience We'd like to take you home with
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We'd love to take you home I don't really want to stop the
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show But I thought that you might like
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to know That the singer's going to sing a
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song And he wants you all to singalong
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So let me introduce to you The one and only Billy Sheers
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Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club APPLAUSE thank you the Bootleg
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Beatles. So we come to our final vote it is for lead singer. What
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qualities as a front man need. The front men of rock are an ageing
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population, we have Mick Jagger and allies coop tore name a few. These
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days that estill do on thes of drugs just to keep their joints
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suple. Here are some opinions of that are more valid.
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The front man is the soul of the band. Your job is to entertain,
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grab them by their nuts and squeeze them hard until they say uncle.
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They are out there naked. In my case literally. You have to be self
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centred. A desire for attention. Fine mix of mar sism and a touch of
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LSD lead singer's disease. -- narcissism. We want our lead
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singers to be superheroes in a way. Bigger and louder and messier than
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ourselves. Plaus applause -- APPLAUSE.
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There you have it. Who have been the best of the best? After your
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online vote here is our the shortlist.
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Robert Plant's blend of sexually charged charisma and an obsession
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with the mystical helped Led Zeppelin entrance stadiums
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The archetypal swaggering rock god, his style, exaggerating the
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approach of the blues greats, has defied hard rock singing ever
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since... Flamboyance personified, Freddie Mercury and his moustache
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to machismo was blended with pure camp for a front man who stood out
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a mile... Brimming with perfectionism and ego, his
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personality exploded from the stage... What would you crown him
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Kurt Cobain emerged from the Underground and a whole generation
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find a voice to call their own... His star imploded too soon but his
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music continues to inspire and his legend lives on... Well... There
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you have them. You might love the guitars but in our hearts, we
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always want to be the front person. Who is the best? Here are the
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You might not have made up your mind yet, which makes you the all-
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important swing voter. Let's hear what hour advocates have to say.
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First up, Robert Plant. Led Zep have provided contenders in all of
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our categories tonight. Our advocate for Robert Plant is one of
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this nation's top female vocalists, the former front woman of Texas now
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Thank you. Robert Plant. Well, the first time I met Robert Plant was
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1988. Walking through Primrose Hill. And standing in front of the rock
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legend, Robert Plant, with a guitar player. You were taken back because
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it was the first live pop star I had ever seen and a remember saying
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as he went away, it's great up there. At which point, my eyes
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turned to his crotch area, just to check out if rock legend was true.
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And I can honestly say, it looked pretty good to me... Texas open up
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for Robert on a tour and that was the first time I got to see Close
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Up the range of his vocals. From the massive highway to the
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whispering in Europe year. It was astounding how he could sing from
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his got and make it so soulful and believable. And what he wanted you
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to hear. Nine albums, unbelievable. Over 200 million records. Led
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Zeppelin reformed to play attribute and 90 million people, sorry, 9
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million people apply for tickets. That is still up there! In the
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audience, Sir Paul McCartney, Pink Floyd, Arctic monkeys, Dave Grohl
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and Oasis. That pretty much sums up the standard of Robert Plant and
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Led Zeppelin. Robert, for me, has always been about music, everything
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he does, even to the album he put out with Alison Krauss last year,
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some of the best vocals I have ever heard, he is still making records
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right now. The appeal to the masses. For that reason, give a lot of love
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to Robert Plant! He is still at the top of his game. Yes!. Next,
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Freddie Mercury. I'd loved to have been there the day Brian May met
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Freddie. I can only assume Brian wandered into the wrong pub. His
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advocate is a legend of radio presenting, it's Whispering Bob
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Well, I'm here to talk about Freddie Mercury because I just
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think he was so great, the first time I met him, it was in 1973. I
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had seen Queen supporting at the Rainbow and I thought they were
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fantastic and I invited him to do a session for my sounds of the 70s
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programme on Radio 1. I walked into the studio at 9:30am, completely
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ungodly for rock 'n' roll, but he was already there. He was running
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through a number and as he signed, under the studio light I could see
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the veins standing out on his neck as he was stretching himself to the
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absolute limit. Even at that moment, even on a run-through, he was
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putting his heart and soul into his vocals. On every level, Freddie
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Mercury was the definitive front man. You only have to look at the
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Live Aid future -- footage to see that on the biggest stage on the
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biggest night, he completely stole the show. He brought an extra
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dimension to Queen's performances, no doubt, a sense of theatrics,
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ballet and opera. He absolutely commanded the stage. As we know, he
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was very shy of stage, he was sometimes very insecure and under
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the glamour he was vulnerable and caring and I think that his hands
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really responded to that. But that first impression of him that I had
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has always endured and I never saw him give anything less than 100%.
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He had everything, Freddie Mercury was unique. The greatest frontman
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and the greatest singer in a rock and roll band. Wrote Freddie
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Mercury! -- vote. Quite persuasive. I love Freddie Mercury. And now,
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the final advocate for lead singer - Kurt Cobain. Kurt's advocate is
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self confessed grunge lover, Kurt Cobain was a real deal, the
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ultimate front man, he spoke to millions of teenagers, of which I
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was on. When rock'n'roll music was having a weird time with bands like
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on job the and Guns N' Roses, we find Kurt Cobain. At my school it
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was R&B or deaf and discovering a fan of us an important turning
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point. With the band stripped down, it was his amazing voice and when
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he sang, you wee bit -- you really believed him. It was like he was
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not needed until he was there. Against Ryan Jones, Jimmy Hendrix
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and Janis Joplin, he died at 27, leaving a beautiful memory. He will
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remain forever Young and Kurt Cobain was our last great rock star.
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And let's not forget, totally hot. That is why tonight, he deserves
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your foot! Thank you. Nicely put. Who stands out as a performer? Did
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you ever seen a van at a play live? Like I care about singers! I play
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the drums! Actually, drummers to share something with singers. We
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both suffer a little insecurity. Neither of us are sure we really
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are musicians. At least the drama or has this massive thing that we
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call an instrument and the rest of the band do not. Even the bass
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player can say, do it, but the singer has to do this with the
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phallic object. I don't want that. Not a problem for Freddie Mercury!
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We do occasionally have to notice the singer. But today, nobody wants
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to look like rubber plant right now. Not even he sings that way or looks
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that way any more. Freddie Mercury had his place and that look, it was
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very powerful. But kids are not dressing up like that. Kurt Cobain
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is still utterly current. Is that a good thing? Do we not want our
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front meant to be larger than life? Those things are cyclical and Kurt
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Cobain was 15 years ago, which is the right time... I was 15 when
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they were up there. And these things come back. There will be
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another time and the future when that 70s thing will look more
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current and maybe even Queen welcome back, News are headlining
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Glastonbury, they could not be more like Queen if they wrote songs
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about knotty nannies! Fat bottomed girls! Queen were unique. Nirvana
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did make us interested in rock, but was he strong enough for you to
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argue the best of all time? Well, Freddie Mercury and Kurt Cobain are
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both iconic figures. Both really potent and persuasive front men but
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they could not be... Those are the two ends of the spectrum, Freddie
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Mercury is about show business, the entertainment. Kurt Cobain is the
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opposite, it is baring your soul, getting the stuff out that needs to
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be spat out. It depends on what you want from a rock'n'roll band.
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Robert Plant is the epitome. Robert Plant is the epitome of what be
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think of as the classic shaggy mane and microphone, legs akimbo --
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stocking the stage. Although you think Kircubbin is the outside,
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dark course, in this race, he has the James Dean factor that the
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other to do not. They were both having excesses of stage, but I
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think them is that thing in rock and roll about being tortured and
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confected and he was genuinely a poet. As a lyricist. Are we talking
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about the singer or the front and? It is a combination of the two.
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front man often writes the songs and lyrics and out of the three of
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them, his lyrics are by far the best. It is very rare you get a
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front man who does not have any input into the songs and what we
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want to do is to convince us that we believe. Freddie was giving as
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much as he could? Freddie was a trooper. I never did see him give
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anything less than 100%. What you were saying earlier, as with every
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band, Queen started off as a rock'n'roll band just digging.
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For the entertainment you describe, they developed the -- as they went
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through, Freddie Mercury had the sense of theatre. He was very
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British. Yes, he was. Have you ever liked seeing Queen perform? I have
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never liked Queen. Am I allowed to say that? It is too late! What
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about Led Zeppelin? Surely they have something in common with
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Nirvana? They never held a place in my heart. Kurt Cobain made me care
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again. I think people did really warm to his troubled nature. You
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loved how tortured he was. Freddie Mercury, you never felt he was
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burning his soul. It was more like bearing other parts! Do you think
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we can say Robert Plant was one of the best? I don't think, as much as
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I Love Queen and Freddie Mercury, the highs and lows that Robert
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Plant had, that was a different vocal style, especially for a man.
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Before Freddie Mercury even Kay Moran. Technically, I think Robert
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Plant is up there. Beautiful acoustic songs and then rocking out,
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singing rock and roll and doing the stands. Everything that Freddie
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Mercury was doing. Absolutely, Robert Plant is 100%. The biggest
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TV show, Top Of the Pops, that was the scene Chick -- the theme tune,
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Led Zeppelin and Robert Plant have an absolute big stake in music.
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Nirvana connected with a lot of people. Yes, I love them and I love
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Kurt Cobain, I remember the first time I heard Smells Like Teen
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Spirit. It was amazing. The whole band was amazing. I am here talking
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about Robert Plant az and adds a vocalist his ranges is massive and
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we are talking about a singer. This is what... That is, this is the
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point where you get into argument of music isn't football. It is not
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ant who sings the best or scores the most goals. You can't add music
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up. That is the difficulty with doing the programme. You know what
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I am giving my vote to Freddie for the hats. Simple as that. And the
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leotard. There is something joyful about Freddie Mercury. Amazing.
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is ultimate show man in a way. I am not sure whether that counts for or
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against. I have never really loved Queen so it is hard for me to fully
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endorse him, but as the total method front man out of the three,
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you would have to say Freddie, but depends... He did the best show.
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Depends on whether you think that is important. At the end of the day
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it is people who count and here is a reminder of the numbers for you
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So hopefully you have got those numbers to vote for your favourite
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band guitarist drummer and lead singer. The lines will only be open
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for a few more minutes. Here is a recap of the finalists tonight.
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The gold standard by which all rock 'n' roll should be judged, off copy,
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vote Led Zeppelin. Queen were unbelievable. It was the
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best performance I have ever seen in my whole life. And it was at
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that moment I realised why they are are that good. Because everybody
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loves them. The Beatles are Great Britain. They
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woven into the fabric of our country. They are in the hearts of
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every man woman and child. They changed the face of music. Really
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struck me as being the most fantastic sound I had heard in my
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life was Jimi Hendrix doing Voodoo Child, bursting out, oh what a
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sound. It was the future. Wheneverry single table kid in the
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world wants to play that rib riff, to be Jimmy Page there is a reason
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for that. So ladies and gentleman, I implore
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you, vote for slash. Messiah of the six string and follow him to the
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Paradise City, I thank you. I was mesmerised because hi
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combined aggression, sensitivity, and also incredible show manship.
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Comp I was blown away by the passion, the answer. A fan of the
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band, immediately a fan of Dave Grohl.
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Pioneering unrivalled. Inspirational. Compelling,
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breathtaking. The range of his vocals, from
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massive high, to whispering almost in your ear. It was astounding how
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he could sing from his gut. Freddie Mercury was unique. The
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greatest front man, and the greatest singer in a rock 'n' roll
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band. With the band stripped down all that was left was Kurt's
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amazing voice and when he sang you really believed him.
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Which are four minutes away from closing the lines and you know what,
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we have heard persuasive arguments, there has been toing and froing.
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578 am changing my mind. I was surprised at the audience reaction.
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A lot of the modern bands got a great response. I am going to go lu
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the bands. Let me hear who agreed Beatles are the best band? CHEERING
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AND APPLAUSE Zep zep CHEERING AND APPLAUSE. Finally, don't let me
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down. Queen. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE. There is a group of Sex and The
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City fans at the front that like Queen a lot. What way can we move
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oin the final part of the show with more live mew sick. And some Sex
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and Drugs and Rock and Roll. It is the fabulous Suggs ladies and
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Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll Is all my brain and body need
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Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll Are very good indeed
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Keep your silly ways Or throw them out the window
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The wisdom of your ways I've been there and I know
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Lots of other ways So what a jolly bad show
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If you all you ever do is business you don't like
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Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll So I'm led to believe
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Is all my brain and body need Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll
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Is very good indeed Every bit of clothing
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Ought to make you pretty You can cut the clothing
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Grey is such a pity I should wear the clothing
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Of Mr Walter Mitty See my tailor
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He's called Simon I know it's going to fit
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Her's a little piece of advice You're quite welcome it is free
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Don't do nothing that is cut price
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You know what that's make you think
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They will try their tricky device Trap you with the ordinary
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Get your teeth into a small slice The cake of liberty
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What where when? Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll
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Have been the undoing of many a young chap
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Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll Well yes it is Sex and Drugs and
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Rock and Roll Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll
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APPLAUSE fabulous. He's still got it. He never lost it. Thank you
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Suggs. That was great. OK, you know what you still have just got a few
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seconds. It is about a minute to the lines are closed. You might
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still get there. After that when the votes close your vote will not
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count any more. We will still charge you because that is the way
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we roll. I tell you when we have shut the loins. We have looked at
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the four category bus you have been voting on line for the best bass
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player. Congratulations to everyone who has taken part. It is the phone
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line votes this evening that are going to count to our big finals
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here. It was closely fought of course. We will be revealing them
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shortly. I can tell you if you haven't registered your vote you
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are too late because the lines are now closing and they have shut.
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That it is. Don't keep calling. If you call after now you won't get
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through or if you do we will charge you and it won't count and you will
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be furious but you can't blame us because you we told you. The bass
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player, the largest on line in recent memory. The winner from our
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the shortlist was lpgs Flea. From Sir John Chilcot. -- Pinewood
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Shepperton. Let us have the -- red hot chilli peppers. The on line
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votes have been counted. From that talent you have chosen the funk
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bringing punk loving illustrated Flea.
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A mab whose name is an Mill minimal as his clothing he was born in
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Australia. When his family relocated to Los Angeles he met
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Anthony Kiedis. They went on to sell a few records. You have
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probably heard of them. Flea's unique bass playing helped
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elevate the band above their peers. He does back flips like you
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wouldn't believe. There aren't many people who can perform like that.
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He has these moments of pure simple beautiful melody.
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By combining funk with punk he has created an original style. That
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whole things, I taught him all that. He goes out and does a good job
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about replicating my parts I taught him. Flea has flown in the face of
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convention and he has impressed you. He is nation's favourite four
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Stringer. He is flea. -- Flea.
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Well it gives me enormous pleasure to be able to say well done Flea.
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Panel. Was that the result you expected. Are you surprised? I am
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kind of surprised. He is probably one of the few exponent of bass as
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anen instrument as anything else in the band. He looked like Wayne
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Rooney don't you think. He looks nothing like Wayne Rooney. He does.
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Stewart said he looks like something interesting. He said he
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remind you of Sting. Sting looks like Wayne Rooney. I have to go
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against the opinion of whoever voted but he is not half the bass
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player of Sting. He wrote... He wrote so many great bass lines. He
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has fingers of steel. He is the best musician, apart from make Paul
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McCartney 6789 Sting, OK. It is me saying this. Sting totally rules on
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bass. I am surprised John Entwhistle. I would like to put a
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mention in for Tina Weymouth. the people who were in the on the
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ten for guitarists are great. No- one is disputing that. I am not
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surprised Flea won. Everybody loves hip. He did take...? Jack Bruce.
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They didn't notice it because he was so good at singing and writing
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songs. They never notice head is the great bass player 58 live today.
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Macca? Sting. Are you still on about Sting. Of course you are
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going to say Sting. You want to go back on the road with him. We are
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done. Do you miss him. I bet you miss the strong fingers. No-one
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gives a deep tissue massage like Sting. We are about to turn out
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some results. Best guitarist. Drirm and lead singer. Who do you think
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should be crowned the nation's favourite. We are going to go over
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now and find out. I am going to wander over. We have been speaking
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all evening on behalf of them. I am going to confirm. You ready
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for this? Lovely. If unNesbitt of music there I can confirm the
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results are now in. -- unnecessary bit. You will find out whether the
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individual band members and the band itself that you spoke about so
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passionately, is on top. If people at home agreed with you, with your
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many opinion, albeit some in a This is to build tension! Just like
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they do on talent shows... At the winning guitarist... Jimi Hendrix!
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Yes! You booked yourself the Well done. That was unnecessary! We
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come to drumming. Let's find out who the nation's favourite drummer
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is... Right now... Thank you to everyone for voting... The tension
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is mounting... The nation's favourite drummer is... John
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I don't think anybody would disagree. We'll move on to lead
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singer... Throughout the course of the evening, you have been voting
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for your favourite... And it is... Freddie Mercury! Of course it's
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You can't beat a bit of Queen. Those are the winners of the
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individual categories. Let's put them all together in the nation's
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favourite fantasy band. This is what they'd sound like. Well, we
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have a man who can give us some idea. It's the Rory Bremner of
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musical sound, the human beat boxer APPLAUSE. Thank you, Schlomo! I
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have never encountered that before. Thank you... All right, now with
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the powers of television, let us see what that supergroup would
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sound like if we got them together... We have mashed them
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APPLAUSE. The waiting is over. I feel like David Dimbleby on
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election night. Grouchy and desperate for a pee. So let's find
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out who you have voted the nation's I can't bear it! They tell me...
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The nation's favourite band is, I am quite surprised... Led Zeppelin!
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You did it! I had them as number three! Well done! Congratulations...
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It's official. Led Zeppelin are the nation's favourite band. I would
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like to thank everybody who has taken part. Thank you to all of our
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contributors... APPLAUSE. And also, you at home, with your enthusiasm
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and voting... Most of all, thanks to the great artists who have
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inspired the show. Let's play out by a song with the winning tribute
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band. They're going to perform a whole lot of love... Of course it's
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going to be rock'n'roll. If you stay on BBC Two you can watch the
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real Led Zeppelin in concert so hopefully enjoy that. Thanks for
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It's been a long time, a lonely Carry me back... It's been a long
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time, it's been a lonely, lonely, lonely time... Yes, it has... It's
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been a long time since the book of Seems so long since we walked in
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the moonlight. Making vows that just can't work right. Open your
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