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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 3400914" data-attributes="member: 19675">Confessions:I own at least a couple of CDs (each) of Native American music, Bagpipes, Pan flute, and a host of stuff by a guy named Rabih Abu Khalil- Lebanese Traditional/Western Jazz Fusion stuff.Brags: Just picked up the latest by Corrosion of Conformity.  If you like "stoner rock" or "southern rock" you need to know this band.  At times, part Lynard Skynard, at times Black Sabbath, this band has been around a while, and they still rock...but nobody ever talks about them.Aside on cover tunes: I say count 'em towards your "hit" list.  If you can make a semi-obscure song rock, you deserve credit.  Almost any band you can name has some killer covers to their credit, even if it takes them a decade to actually commit them to a recorded media format.  Metallica, for instance, was doing Budgie's Breadfan for YEARS before they actually released it.  A lot of early rock bands wouldn't be anywhere without blues or folk covers.  Led Zep covered Robert Johnson.  Hendrix made hits of "All along the Watchtower" and "Hey Joe."  Yes, I know that few of the songs actually rose high in the charts, but if its still in rotation after a decade or so, I'd call that a hit.  After all, very few directors (to switch genres for a second) are as critically acclaimed as Scorsese...but while he didn't win an Oscar until this year, the films he lost to have not aged as well as his...</blockquote>

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