JoshInLouisville

I never thought those two songs sounded that similar. I always thought that the slow part of "I Can Remember" reminded me of Queen, and it probably had a huge influence on Queen's music. However, I do think that Eric's voice on the mellow parts of Raspberries songs such as "Go All The Way" is similar to Brad Delp's voice.

In my oppinion, Scott McCarl's imitations of John Lennon on "Play On" and "Cry" are some of the best John Lennon impressions I've ever heard. Sometimes when I'm listening to "Play on," I almost have to do a double take, because Scott has Lennon's voice down, even down to the slight rasp Lennon had when he was with the Beatles. I sing myself, and I can imitate quite a fiew voices, but John Lennon's voice is one I don't think I can even come close to, so it really surprises me that Scott could do it as well as he did. What do you guies think?

Please remember that I'm visually impaired, so if you reply to my post with a link, please do not imbed it, because my screen reader will not recognize it. Please just post the URL. Thanks. Josh

Hi everyone. I live in Louisville, Kentucky, and I've lived here all my life. I've been an EC fan since I was 11 years old, and I'm 31 now. I'd just like to say hi to everyone on here from the 502, and I'd like to hear from some fellow Louisvillians. Josh

Hi everyone. I'm a new member here, and this is my first post. I've purchased all of Eric's studio albums on Napster, except for "Winter Dreams," and the second self titled album, which contains "I Wana Hear It From Your Lips." Neither of these albums are available on Napster, and I hope that the second self titled album isn't out of print. I'm visually impaired, and ITunes doesn't work with my screen reading software, so if it's there, I can't get it there. If anyone can help me out, I'd greatly appreciate it. Josh