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Post by agent on Mar 8, 2024 22:32:11 GMT
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Post by delclayman on Mar 9, 2024 4:38:55 GMT
Richie seems to be one the hardest working dudes in Rock & Roll right now. You just know that he is going to crack it wide open and big someday. Probably soon too! One of the nicest down to earth guys you can ever meet as well. |
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Post by eastmark on Mar 9, 2024 20:03:59 GMT
He has earned every stroke of good luck that may come his way. Great guy and great musician!. I hope it’s a huge success for him.
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Post by javan on Mar 9, 2024 20:40:59 GMT
My two favorite bands (well, TBH #2 is way down there, but way above everybody below it) were both saved later in their careers by guys named Richie and those Richies are only 37 days apart in age. I do want to give a serious shout out to Richie C. (not the Happy Days guy) for "The Alchemist" which could have easily been on either Secret Treaties or Cultosaurus Erectus. Richie really dug into the BOC DNA and nailed it.
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Post by tambra68 on Mar 10, 2024 6:06:01 GMT
Interesting. A whole new perspective on him, for me. But, not so thrilled of what he is eluding, “and you can probably guess what that means”. 😭
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Post by warrior21 on Mar 13, 2024 1:30:19 GMT
Interesting. A whole new perspective on him, for me. But, not so thrilled of what he is eluding, “and you can probably guess what that means”. 😭 Wasn’t he talking about the release of Sony Hall Night 1 when he said that? I took it that he was alluding to Nights 2 and 3 coming soon, not anything else. |
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Post by James on Mar 14, 2024 20:47:24 GMT
I am really excited to hear what Band Geek have in store for Jon Anderson. I wonder if they will be doing the really progressive stuff ala Close to the Edge or the more pop oriented stuff from the Rabin era. I could see it going either way. At the end of the day, it'll be good. Jon Anderson needs a solid band; his solo stuff (minus his work with Vangelis) is inconsistent IMO.
Looking forward to Sony Music Hall nights 2 & 3 as my brother and I were there for those two shows.
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Post by Buck on Mar 15, 2024 17:42:08 GMT
I haven't heard any of what Richie is doing with Jon, but I'd bet it's closer to the prog older stuff.
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Post by eastmark on Mar 16, 2024 1:07:41 GMT
I haven't heard any of what Richie is doing with Jon, but I'd bet it's closer to the prog older stuff. Agreed Boss. And I’d bet it will be solid. |
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Post by markus on Mar 16, 2024 18:53:49 GMT
I hope Richie will get a chance to interact with Carl Palmer's guitarist Paul Bielatowicz and bassist Simon Fitzpatrick, they are virtuosos on their instruments and are in the hard-core prog camp (Andy Ascolese is an ELP fan). I had the chance to see Todd Rundgren, Carl Palmer, and Yes several years ago and the ferocity of Carl Palmer combined with the gothic intensity of ELP's music blew Yes off the stage; sadly this was where Alan White was really struggling and Steve Howe's son - while adequate - had a tough time keeping up with the legends around him. Richie got a *ton* of positive feedback on the notoriously fickle and critical Steve Hoffman forum during the last tour; the Band Geeks were head and shoulders above the School of Rock that also supported Mr Anderson.
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