View Poll Results: Vote For The Greatest Power Trio In Rock History

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  • Cream

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  • The Jimi Hendrix Experience

    2 40.00%
  • ZZ Top

    1 20.00%
  • Robin Trower

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  • Mountain

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  • Nirvana

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  • Green Day

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  • Rush

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    Greatest Power Trios in Rock History

    1. Cream 2. Jimi Hendrix Experience 3. Rush 4. ZZ Top 5. Robin Trower 6. Mountain 7. Nirvana 8. Green Day
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    Tough choices and missing Triumph and a few others.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hyfi View Post
    Tough choices and missing Triumph and a few others.
    It was late and all the brain cells weren't working. I just heard Triumph on Classic Vinyl XM radio too.
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    My order would be Trower-Mountain-Hendrix-Cream

    Problem is, none of them were the same band from the beginning to the end, Triumph was.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dingus View Post
    The Police
    I agree. They projected a sound that sounded more than three member band. Its probably a toss up between Rush and The Police.

    I also question Jimi Hendrix as a trio band. There was too much spot light on him for other members of band to be noticed.

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    The Jam is on my list - probably at or near the top
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    Rush. It's Rush. You can stop voting now. Any other answer is wrong.



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    Lol, Green Day? They have a keyboard player, second guitarist & a cello player when they play live. Come to think of it, so does Rush. And after reading about Ginger Baker, doesn't he count as 3 or 4 people? And Leslie West (Mountain) surely counts as 2 or 3 people.

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    Rush do not use other musicians in their live shows. They do use a lot of sampling, but they play and record all of their own samples.

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    You can't be a power trio when your lead singer is from the Chipmunks.
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    Leslie West counts as two Guitarists....not two people.

    Just spinning Trioscapes, thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hyfi View Post
    My order would be Trower-Mountain-Hendrix-Cream

    Problem is, none of them were the same band from the beginning to the end, Triumph was.
    What does this statement mean ?
    Personnel ?
    Genre ?
    What ???
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    Quote Originally Posted by MasterCylinder View Post
    What does this statement mean ?
    Personnel ?
    Genre ?
    What ???
    I guess I am questioning how you can be the BEST Power Trio if from beginning to end the band did not contain the exact same 3 players. Trower had 2 different bass players for example.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hyfi View Post
    I guess I am questioning how you can be the BEST Power Trio if from beginning to end the band did not contain the exact same 3 players. Trower had 2 different bass players for example.
    I see..............I'm pretty sure, in it's short life, that CREAM had the same 3 players.
    I actually saw the farewell tour in 1968 in Dallas and it was Clapton, Bruce and Baker.

    No disagreements on the others.............or the opinion.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MasterCylinder View Post
    I see..............I'm pretty sure, in it's short life, that CREAM had the same 3 players.
    I actually saw the farewell tour in 1968 in Dallas and it was Clapton, Bruce and Baker.

    No disagreements on the others.............or the opinion.
    Yeah, Cream stayed with same guys.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hyfi View Post
    Just spinning Trioscapes, thanks.
    You betcha! Check yer email.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dingus View Post
    The Police
    I love The Police..............they broke new ground in their day.
    But I can't place them in the category of POWER TRIO.
    POWER TRIOS don't play reggae rythyms..............doesn't fit.
    POWER TRIOS kick your a$$ with rock !
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