God damn! Now I know why =VH= was kicking sabbath's ass during the 1978 tour.

[Hardrock69]

Well, not to argue, but I have seen film clips of him doing Porky Pig AND Daffy Duck.....LIVE.

But you are right. No use arguing about it. He was an amazing guy.

Serously, you should get that book.

Now what the fuck does this all have to do with how VH kicked BS's ass every night in 1978? :tongue0011:

Oh please. Use your ears. I don't wanna take anything away from the man, absolutely noone was able to match him yet, and it's not a likely thing to occur.

But like I said, Daffy's voice really had to be wizarded to be as loud, strong and high as is in the cartoons. Porky Pig's had to be "lifted up" a bit too, though not as quite as Daffy's.

But really, he deserves all the praise he gets, even after his death, he is still the best by far. By far, far, far...

Cheers! :bottle:

[Mr. Vengeance]

Well, not to argue, but I have seen film clips of him doing Porky Pig AND Daffy Duck.....LIVE.

But you are right. No use arguing about it. He was an amazing guy.

Serously, you should get that book.

Now what the fuck does this all have to do with how VH kicked BS's ass every night in 1978? :tongue0011:

Blanc was a regular on the old Jack Benny shows and did voices live. A lot of them similar to voices he did in cartoons. He often did one that sounded a lot like Barney Rubble.

[Hardrock69]

One of the stories in his book was how one day Jack came up to him with the script, and when he read it, he found he was being asked to imitate an old jalopy.

He did it, and it went over really well.

His son can do the voices as well. Heredity and all that. He was in some kind of American Express or Visa commercials back in the 80s-90s.

[Mr. Vengeance]

One of the stories in his book was how one day Jack came up to him with the script, and when he read it, he found he was being asked to imitate an old jalopy.

He did it, and it went over really well.

His son can do the voices as well. Heredity and all that. He was in some kind of American Express or Visa commercials back in the 80s-90s.

That's right. He was the "voice" of Jack's old Maxwell, as well as pretty much everything else on the show, including the polar bear that guarded Jack's basement vault.

[ODShowtime]

"Effects" are not the same thing as the "studio wizardry" you're dreaming up in your weak little mind...

man I've heard some moronic arguments out of you, but this takes the cake.

I believe this started by saying Ozzy's vocals were shit live and he had some help in the studio in the early 80s.

WHAT DO YOU THINK MULTI-TRACKING IS MORON? Can you use multitrack live? No, you use it in the studio. What do you think compression is? Did they invent compression in the 2000s?

I understand you are referring to the distasteful crutch of protools and autotune these days, but geeze you are cutting hairs and sounding like a complete asshole.

And honestly, to say you studied ozzy's first two albums for 30 years like they are some sort of sacred text is laughable.

[sonrisa salvaje]

And honestly, to say you studied ozzy's first two albums for 30 years like they are some sort of sacred text is laughable.

What do you mean? They're not?

[Hardrock69]

I could think of, oh, at least 10,000 guitarists who would say they are.

[ELVIS]

man I've heard some moronic arguments out of you, but this takes the cake.

So, you're cakeless now ??

I understand you are referring to the distasteful crutch of protools and autotune these days, but geeze you are cutting hairs and sounding like a complete asshole.

Wouldn't be the first time. But this douchebag couldn't give the slightest example of what he was going on about, so I was being deliberatley evasive. Big deal, this place is slow and your butt buddy was easy fodder...

And honestly, to say you studied ozzy's first two albums for 30 years like they are some sort of sacred text is laughable.

They are, in the Halls of Metal!

[Coyote]

I could think of, oh, at least 10,000 guitarists who would say they are.

Ask 'em why, and I'll bet they won't say "because of Ozzy's vocals"...

[ELVIS]

Ask 'em why, and I'll bet they won't say "because of Ozzy's vocals"...

Without Ozzy, nobody would have heard Randy...

[sonrisa salvaje]

Ozzy's first record is defininately sacred and i would say his second one as well. Ozzy's vocals have every bit as much to do with that as Randy's guitar. Both contributed to creating lighting in a bottle. Maybe Randy would have been heard had he been around for Metal Health and he had agreed with doing the Slade cover.

[ELVIS]

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[Hardrock69]

Ask 'em why, and I'll bet they won't say "because of Ozzy's vocals"...

Without Ozzy, nobody would have heard Randy...

True on both counts!

[GAR]

I have a question, is the phrase "Rock n Roll Doctor" a slang term for drug dealer?

hahahahaaha... DUH

[BITEYOASS]

hahahahaaha... DUH

"Rock created drugs! What are they talking about?" - Sam Kinison