Re: [bomp] Burma vs. Willie Loco, Rick Berlin, The Cars, Aerosmith

["Tim Downie" <tim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'll give you Aerosmith ..though they broke no new ground ..never have

Willie Loco ..? Please



Pixies were a big influence on the underground ..but well after Burma had 
paved the way ..

Mission of Burma wrote the blue print for most all indie rock ..

J Geils ????  are you ok ?

They were the guys influenced by R&B they made no new turf ...they played on 
the old turf and did it better than most ..

The Cars had a fresh new sound ...that morphed into spineless top 40 ..Kids 
in garages playing them ? sure
Paving a way for kids to think different ..?
No way ..




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Louis Shukat" <louis_shukat@yahoo.com>
To: <bomp@xnet2.com>
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2007 1:54 PM
Subject: [bomp] Burma vs. Willie Loco, Rick Berlin, The Cars, Aerosmith


>
> Yikes, Tim, "no band in Boston has ...
>
> Aerosmith
> The Cars
> Willie Loco Alexander
> J. Geils Band
> Jonzun Crew might have a few things to say about that.
>
> Arguably The Pixies have been more of an influence
> internationally over Burma, but the bands in garages
> playing Car songs and Aerosmith songs far outnumber
> those who know who Max Ernst is.
>
> --- Tim Downie <tim@marsrecords.com> wrote:
>
>> No band in Boston has influence more people and
>> musicians than Mission of
>> Burma and they are leap more important in developing
>> thier own sound that
>> ANYTHING that Faren or Jon have ever ever done
>>
>> and then he digs at Brett again at the bottom ..
>>
>> Geez
>>
>
>
> 
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