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OK.
(If this one somehow got asked before I got here, or on the Jolly Roger board, let me know and I'll come up with something new.)
Who played guitar for Genesis in between Anthony Phillips and Steve Hackett?
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This is wracking the old brain a bit but I believe it was Mick somebody who filled in for a wee while before Hackett arrived. Don't know any more apart from that. He certainly doesn't appear on vinyl, as far as I know. My flatmate at uni was a big Genesis fan, I only absorbed them through osmosis, and then only anything before Gabriel left. Still love Trespass though, its one of my favourite albums of all time!
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They were rehearsing as a four-piece with Rutherford taking guitar duties immediately before Hackett joined, but I can't remember the name of the other guy who worked with them for a couple of months after Phillips left. I know he's actually responsible for a significant part of the music to "The Musical Box", though wasn't credited as such.
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My lack of knowledge of this was bothering me, so I looked it up.
The answer is Mick Barnard.
And this is post 1000 for me.
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Did anybody ever answer the question He Who Wanders posted before the boards went down?
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Yes, Lightning Lad got it.
The question was, what was the original working title of The Guess Who's "Clap For the Wolfman" and who was the song originally about? The answer: "Clap For Napoleon" -- Napoleon being the band's less-than-flattering nickname for lead singer Burton Cummings.
LL, it's still your turn.
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Finally remembered what my last question was. I don't think we ever got the answer so here goes again.
What bands were originally known by the following names:
1. Sharp Young Men?
2. The Sex Maggots?
3. Sweet Children?
4. Majesty?
5. The Golliwogs?
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Could you all please ask easier questions for me... just once? :rolleyes:
<not really too thick just not a prog rock fan>
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Actually only one of the bands listed would be considered prog rock. There is a classic rock band, a hard rock/alternative band, and two alt/rock bands.
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The Golliwogs became Creedence Clearwater Revival. I have no idea about the rest. 
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And that was our classic rock band. One down, four to go. 
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I'll try the obvious and say that the Sex Maggots became the Sex Pistols. As for the others... 
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Originally posted by Condo: I'll try the obvious and say that the Sex Maggots became the Sex Pistols.
As for the others... You would think that the case wouldn't you? But its not.
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Originally posted by Lightning Lad:
Actually only one of the bands listed would be considered prog rock. There is a classic rock band, a hard rock/alternative band, and two alt/rock bands. now alt rock I do.... the Goo Goo Dolls used to be the Sex Maggots I believe....
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Two down. Three to go.
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right, after much searching of my old music mags I've come up with a Sweet Children/ Green Day connection ....
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That's three down. Sonnie Boy's in the lead!
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Here's where the question stands:
What bands were originally known by the following names:
1. Sharp Young Men?
2. The Sex Maggots: The Goo Goo Dolls (Sonnie B)
3. Sweet Children: Green Day (Sonnie B)
4. Majesty?
5. The Golliwogs: Creedence Clearwater Revival (HWW)
Any more guesses? How about a hint. One of the remaining two bands has a fan of sorts among us. Someone here is using a quote from one of their songs in his signature line. And the remaining band was an answer to one of my previous questions (asked over at TnT's place).
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Sharp Young Men became Faith No Man, who became Faith No More.
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Way to go HWW! POV is actually using a quote in his sig line from them right now. I also mentioned them as one of the concerts I've attended.
So now we have a two way tie. Two answers for HWW and two for Sonnie B. Whoever gets the name for Majesty takes the next question.
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I'm going to take a guess that Majesty became ... Black Sabbath?
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Nope. Majesty is the one prog rock group on the list. And they were an answer to one of my previous questions about concept albums.
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