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    Man...lets hope not!
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    Under the guise of a nameless band, U2 make an excellent album entitled "Passengers" in 1995. It was an imaginary soundtrack with an ambient/progressive sound. I loved Led Zeppelin when I was young...Albums 1-4 and then Kashmir! That song helped elicit a few kicks and long week ends!
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    Journey sold out for corny pop after "Wheel in the sky" and "Genesis" did as well.
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    I have no idea what genre all of that crap fell under. It sounded silly...just as bad as David Lee Roth singing "Might as well jump!"
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    They had no business being "Genesis" anymore!
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    Some of Phil Collins songs were used effectively to evoke a mood on shows like Miami Vice. In the Air tonight, I don't care anymore to name a few.
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    I have no idea what the Bills are going to do...if at all! Clowney would be a great addition.
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    I dont think Beane is going to do that. If they want Clowney, it is for the present and future tense.
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    Collins went too far at times. He ran with an original progressive idea and commercialized the heck out of it. A sound that once fostered imagination and transcendence, could now be found reworked at local clubs!
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    We do what we're told!
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    Gabriel was the man. Yes he had a much more darker and introspective sound, but that was his trademark...progressive rock wasnt intended to be a cheery top 40 sound.
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    Thats it in a nut shell!
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    The Journey debut album was excellent. It sounded nothing like the commercial music they would later produce.
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    I agree if Clowney bought in to what the Bills were building and he found himself a vital part. It is easy to connect the dots to Gaine, but it doesnt hurt.
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    I would take it seriously.
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    They were both good...each bringing their own sound. Gabriel provided a darker, ambient and progressive sound. Collins more of a mainstream pop sound.
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    These "evaluations" sound all the same to me...like a script. Any member of this forum can evaluate players rather well.
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    Oh absolutely! This is all speculative at best. This story has been "trending" for months.
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    I understand that. That is why I stated earlier that any deal for Clowney would contain an understanding on both sides, or if the Bills were convinced that he would. Why trade for a player if your not certain you can sign him. If the Bills did trade for Clowney...it would be for the long haul.
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    Yes it would have, but Beane probably found it necessary to stick to his draft board. Now that preseason is here, the Bills have a much better idea of what this team is and how to move forward.
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    I remember this argument at draft time. Clowney in all probability is better now than any DE that we would draft in 2020 and he is a proven player. It seems like he has been around for years, yet he is only 26. He would probably fit in the Bills defense seamlessly.
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    High draft picks worry me.
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    The not knowing...uncertainty is the tough part.
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    Yes...the man is a play maker. We need play makers! We need to get after people and stay after them.
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    Not the greatest "numbers" but Clowney is an athletic and disruptive presence. Add him to the mix of Oliver, Edmunds and Milano...what a defensive net of speed and athleticism!
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