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miditek
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RIP- Jon Lord, (1941-2012)
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by miditek » Tue Jul 17, 2012 12:41 am
RIP- Jon Lord, (1941-2012) one of the most badass keyboard players ever! He changed the course of rock history the day that he plugged his B-3 into a Marshall stack, and was Ritchie Blackmore's best sparring partner! IMHO, Blackmore & Lord laid the groundwork in the '70's for things that would come from Yngwie & Jens later on in the '80s.
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brought2ubyletterC
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by brought2ubyletterC » Tue Jul 17, 2012 5:14 am
I read this online somewhere else, and was very sad to hear this. RIP.

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Mormegil
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by Mormegil » Tue Jul 17, 2012 7:46 am
Fuck

This man was a legend, may he rest in peace.
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88speedkeys
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by 88speedkeys » Tue Jul 17, 2012 8:36 am
A sad sad day in the history of rock and roll. I knew he was diagnosed with with cancer, but somehow thought he would recover. Unfortunately he did not. Being a keyboard player myself I have been inspired by many wonderful players. Yet, there was only one man that guided me towards the hammond organ. There is a reason 2 leslie speakers found it's way into my house. And this guy is. He was one of the first to make the keyboard distinctive in a band situation as far as rock music is concerned. (Well, at least to my ears) But please don't forget his classical influences. A lot of good albums came from that. I'm sad about his passing, but his legacy is tremendous. A lot of purple music will come out of my speakers today!
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NeonVomit
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by NeonVomit » Tue Jul 17, 2012 10:57 am
Was very sad to hear this. A legend in his own time, who changed the face of rock. RIP, your work will live forever.