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mistermaxxx08
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Wed May-22-13 10:56 AM

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"Poll question: who had as better career ZZ Top or Huey Lewis and the news?"


          

30 years back i had both these acts tapes. Eliminator was a huge break through hit album for ZZ Top. they had a cold sound and everybody dug there ride as well on the album cover.

i also had sports on tape by huey lewis and the news it was catchy back then.

that was a different time in pop music however these records were popular with alot of bar band acts and the stuff was catchy.

now of the two acts who had the better songs, albums and career?

Poll result (11 votes)
ZZ Top (9 votes)Vote
Huey Lewis and the News (2 votes)Vote
about the same (0 votes)Vote
who are these ole folk acts you talkin bout Turkey? (0 votes)Vote

  

  

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aka the battle of the Back to the Future theme song bands
May 22nd 2013
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RE: who had as better career ZZ Top or Huey Lewis and the news?
May 22nd 2013
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ZZ Top by a long shot
May 22nd 2013
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The man in the band with no beard is named Frank Beard
May 22nd 2013
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ZZ Top started in 1969. Billy Gibbons was gettin props from Jimi Hendrix
May 22nd 2013
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RE: ZZ Top started in 1969. Billy Gibbons was gettin props from Jimi Hen...
May 22nd 2013
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...and three years before the RIAA made Platinum awards n/m
May 22nd 2013
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Possibly the worst poll ever created on this forum.
May 22nd 2013
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I Rather Listen To Huey Lewis And The News...
May 22nd 2013
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ZZ Top was one of the best bands ever in the 70's...
May 23rd 2013
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You did
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philpot
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Wed May-22-13 11:05 AM

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1. "aka the battle of the Back to the Future theme song bands"
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murph71
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Wed May-22-13 11:08 AM

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2. "RE: who had as better career ZZ Top or Huey Lewis and the news?"
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ZZ had hits way before Eliminator...

Come on Maxx...This shouldn't even be a debate...

GOAT of his era......long live Prince.....God is alive....

  

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zuma1986
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Wed May-22-13 12:31 PM

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3. "ZZ Top by a long shot"
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ZZ Top had rock radio classics before Eliminator (Tush, La Grange, Cheap Sunglasses) and had some of the most amazing riffs in rock.

Huey had some songs but not even close as many and never got as high.

  

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johnbook
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Wed May-22-13 02:53 PM

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4. "The man in the band with no beard is named Frank Beard"
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ZZ Top has had lifelong memberships in their fan club for decades. Those fans will be with them until they dissolve. Not that Huey Lewis doesn't have fans but... ZZ Top for life.



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Bombastic
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Wed May-22-13 03:08 PM

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5. "ZZ Top started in 1969. Billy Gibbons was gettin props from Jimi Hendrix"
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Brown Sugar & Going Down To Mexico off the first ZZ Top album go hard.

Tres Hombres (with La Grange on it) was a platinum album in '73 ten full years before Huey Lewis & The News had their first & both were basically done commercially around the same time in the late-80's.

ZZ Top were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame a decade ago, safe to say Huey & Co ain't seeing that day ever.

  

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murph71
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Wed May-22-13 03:18 PM

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6. "RE: ZZ Top started in 1969. Billy Gibbons was gettin props from Jimi Hen..."
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>Brown Sugar & Going Down To Mexico off the first ZZ Top album
>go hard.
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>Tres Hombres (with La Grange on it) was a platinum album in
>'73 ten full years before Huey Lewis & The News had their
>first & both were basically done commercially around the same
>time in the late-80's.
>
>ZZ Top were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame a
>decade ago, safe to say Huey & Co ain't seeing that day ever.


^^^^^again.....

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johnbook
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Wed May-22-13 05:36 PM

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8. "...and three years before the RIAA made Platinum awards n/m"
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Buck
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Wed May-22-13 03:21 PM

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7. "Possibly the worst poll ever created on this forum."
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Dj Joey Joe
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Wed May-22-13 09:32 PM

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9. "I Rather Listen To Huey Lewis And The News..."
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...than ZZ Top, not saying ZZ Top isn't bad or got a better career but Huey Lewis already has me as a fan and I do listen to their music every once in a while.


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Jakob Hellberg
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Thu May-23-13 05:11 AM

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10. "ZZ Top was one of the best bands ever in the 70's..."
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Desert dry sound, cool riffs, ace lead-guitarist, ill voices, great songs, at least 1.5 amazing albums ("Tres Hombres" and the studio-side on "Fandango"; the live-side is bullshit) and 3-4 very good ones.

"Eliminator" is a bit corny but I think it sounds better now than it has done in years and there is some good shit. Regarding the hits, "Gimme all your lovin" and "Legs" are pretty lame but "Sharp dressed man" kicks ass IMO

Huey Lewis can fuck off...

  

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saito2
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Thu May-23-13 09:29 AM

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11. "You did"
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I'm sorry about the stupid answer but the poll IS another stupid one so...

  

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