Classic Rock

[RockAndRoll]

Yea I love that bassline at the beginning. (SP :evil: )
Ya, cool groove, and cool lyrics too.

[magicbus]

Computer nerds don't like music...

I'm confused :confused:

Its supposed to give the game the feel of the 60's, with the whole war thing going on. You can like turn on the radio in jeeps and stuff. By the nerds don't know what the music is. Just the people who are watching them play.

[Broken Arrow]

Battle Feild Veitnam That's the One.

[RNR]

Its supposed to give the game the feel of the 60's, with the whole war thing going on. You can like turn on the radio in jeeps and stuff. By the nerds don't know what the music is. Just the people who are watching them play.

Makes sense.

[StreetlightRock]

Ohohoh, the Blue Man Group, i bought their complex rock tour DVD the other day, cause a frined said i'd love it, and they were right! The put on an AMAZING live show from what ive seen. One of the most unique 'bands' ive seen in a while,i love their precussion driven sound. The lights and everything... the editing was top notch, there wasnt a bit of the DVD i didnt like. They did a bit of Crazy Train by Sabbath as well, it was really cool.

DVG.

[Spectrum]

Its supposed to give the game the feel of the 60's, with the whole war thing going on. You can like turn on the radio in jeeps and stuff. By the nerds don't know what the music is. Just the people who are watching them play.
Like I said... I am a nerd, and I love that stuff!

Don't be insulting Nerds! For one day, you will be working under us! Nerds... are... the future!

"phew, for a minute there I lost myself, I lost myself."

-Mike

[Spectrum]

Ohohoh, the Blue Man Group, i bought their complex rock tour DVD the other day, cause a frined said i'd love it, and they were right! The put on an AMAZING live show from what ive seen. One of the most unique 'bands' ive seen in a while,i love their precussion driven sound. The lights and everything... the editing was top notch, there wasnt a bit of the DVD i didnt like. They did a bit of Crazy Train by Sabbath as well, it was really cool.

DVG.
Went and saw the show you watched. :) Live. :D

-Mike

[magicbus]

Makes sense.

You sure? I'm not sure what I was trying to get across. :confused:

[Woodstock]

What's your favorite CCR song?

[Broken Arrow]

It usually depends-I Heard it through the Grapevine,Have you Ever Seen the Rain,Green River

[Spectrum]

What's your favorite CCR song?
It's hard to choose. I just love CCR in general. I have one of their songs stuck in my head right now... it's one of the more well-known songs, I just don't know the name.

[Woodstock]

It's hard to choose. I just love CCR in general. I have one of their songs stuck in my head right now... it's one of the more well-known songs, I just don't know the name.

Fortunate Son :thumb:

[Spectrum]

Fortunate Son :thumb:
Okay, you've convinced me. Fortunate Son it is.

[Woodstock]

My favorites are Up Around the Bend, Susie Q.. aw I like them all.

[Broken Arrow]

Same^
Listening to Commotion now :thumb:

[RockAndRoll]

Have you ever seen the rain is cool. I used to listen to badmoon rising everytime I got on the computer, it was a good way to kick off the listening.

[Broken Arrow]

Listening to Forunate Son now

[Verikansa]

What's your favorite CCR song?
fortunate son here

[RNR]

I can't choose. Maybe Have You Ever Seen The Rain. They have too many great songs. They are one of the bands that can't have a best of album unless it's like 5 disks.

[StreetlightRock]

*not a big CCR fan*

Buttt... having said that, Have you ever seen the rain, Green river and Susie Q are good.

DVG.

[magicbus]

*not a big CCR fan*

Buttt... having said that, Have you ever seen the rain, Green river and Susie Q are good.

DVG.

123

[Verikansa]

if you guys like video games get battlefield: vietnam that has a whole bunch of 60s songs including fortunate son

[Broken Arrow]

I can't choose. Maybe Have You Ever Seen The Rain. They have too many great songs. They are one of the bands that can't have a best of album unless it's like 5 disks.
Agreed.
John Foggerty Rules

[Spectrum]

Up Around the Bend... That's what is stuck in my head! Thanks, Woodstock! :thumb:

[Broken Arrow]

if you guys like video games get battlefield: vietnam that has a whole bunch of 60s songs including fortunate son
All ready Mentioned

[Spectrum]

Agreed.
John Foggerty Rules
I think his solo career is pretty cool, too. He just recently put out a new album (Mike is thinking about checking it out)

[Spectrum]

123

I've been wondering for a while, but never asked... what does "123" mean?

[magicbus]

I've been wondering for a while, but never asked... what does "123" mean?

Agreed

[Broken Arrow]

Agreed

[slowhand]

This is totally off-topic of what you're all talking about, but...

I want to clear the doubts about the Concert of Bangladesh that was talk about like in page 208 or something... here it goes.

The Concert for Bangladesh is Harrison's doing. He was approach by his good friend, Ravi Shankar (like someone said) and he asked Harrison to help him ease the pain that East Pakistan, or as it's known, Bangladesh, was suffering, since Shankar's father was born there.

Harrison knew the only way to get enough money to help was through a concert. But what concert would be good enough to raise so much money? Harrison knew of a band reunion concert that would make really good money, even if it meant going back and facing his demons. A Beatles reuunion. Harrison then called his former band members. McCartney delayed on committing himself and eventually refused. Lennon wanted Ono to perform with the band, but Harrison wouldn't have any of it. In the end, the only other Beatle who agreed was Starr.

With the Madison Square Garden booked, he bagen to make phone calls to other musicians, among them Leon Russell, Eric Clapton and Bob Dylan. Bob Dylan had only made 3 concert appearences since 1966, so Harrison knew it was going to be hard. Dylan was interested, but Harrison wanted him to sing his old materials like 'Blowin in the Wind' but Dylan was more inclined on doing recent work. He snapped back at Harrison by saying "Are you going to sing 'I Want to Hold Your Hand'?"

Harrison only had 2 weeks to arranged the entire thing. He wasn't sure if Dylan was to appeared. And Eric Clapton was in the middle of his cocaine addiction, so he too might not show up at all. (Sidenote: Clapton sent his then current girlfriend all around New York to find him his drugs. And before the concert, Clapton took a hit, and collapsed and a doctor had to come and save his life and then he was able to perform).

Up until Dylan's appearence on the side of the stage, Harrison wasn't sure he was going to appear. But he did, and surprisingly perform old material.

In conclusion, the Concert for Bangladesh is George Harrison's baby, and the first rock charity concert, way before Live Aid. Dylan just wanted to help a friend out and showed up.

By the way, the duelling solos between Clapton and Harrison at the end of 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' (which is my favourite song) and in the solo of 'Something' (the song I dedicated and played in front of my current girlfriend) are the highlights of the concert, and of course, the rare appearence by Dylan.

[Woodstock]

The CCR Chronicle set is a good greatest hits. Two CD's.

My dad had it so I thought I'd check it out, but when I opened the case the CD wasn't there...

[Woodstock]

Can I find the Concert for Bangladesh on DVD anywhere?

[slowhand]

I've been looking for it, but can't seem to find it. It has been recorded, but it's very rare.

Maybe in ebay.

[StreetlightRock]

ohoh, By the way, ill be seeing the Eagles soon 8)

DVG.

[Broken Arrow]

I think his solo career is pretty cool, too. He just recently put out a new album (Mike is thinking about checking it out)
Yeah I have a video of him and his solo carrer

[RockAndRoll]

Agreed.
John Foggerty Rules
I still can't beleive they tried to sue him for sounding to much like himself. :lol:

[Broken Arrow]

ohoh, By the way, ill be seeing the Eagles soon 8)

DVG.
My old man saw the Eagles in the 70's

[RNR]

This is totally off-topic of what you're all talking about, but...

I want to clear the doubts about the Concert of Bangladesh that was talk about like in page 208 or something... here it goes.

The Concert for Bangladesh is Harrison's doing. He was approach by his good friend, Ravi Shankar (like someone said) and he asked Harrison to help him ease the pain that East Pakistan, or as it's known, Bangladesh, was suffering, since Shankar's father was born there.

Harrison knew the only way to get enough money to help was through a concert. But what concert would be good enough to raise so much money? Harrison knew of a band reunion concert that would make really good money, even if it meant going back and facing his demons. A Beatles reuunion. Harrison then called his former band members. McCartney delayed on committing himself and eventually refused. Lennon wanted Ono to perform with the band, but Harrison wouldn't have any of it. In the end, the only other Beatle who agreed was Starr.

With the Madison Square Garden booked, he bagen to make phone calls to other musicians, among them Leon Russell, Eric Clapton and Bob Dylan. Bob Dylan had only made 3 concert appearences since 1966, so Harrison knew it was going to be hard. Dylan was interested, but Harrison wanted him to sing his old materials like 'Blowin in the Wind' but Dylan was more inclined on doing recent work. He snapped back at Harrison by saying "Are you going to sing 'I Want to Hold Your Hand'?"

Harrison only had 2 weeks to arranged the entire thing. He wasn't sure if Dylan was to appeared. And Eric Clapton was in the middle of his cocaine addiction, so he too might not show up at all. (Sidenote: Clapton sent his then current girlfriend all around New York to find him his drugs. And before the concert, Clapton took a hit, and collapsed and a doctor had to come and save his life and then he was able to perform).

Up until Dylan's appearence on the side of the stage, Harrison wasn't sure he was going to appear. But he did, and surprisingly perform old material.

In conclusion, the Concert for Bangladesh is George Harrison's baby, and the first rock charity concert, way before Live Aid. Dylan just wanted to help a friend out and showed up.

By the way, the duelling solos between Clapton and Harrison at the end of 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' (which is my favourite song) and in the solo of 'Something' (the song I dedicated and played in front of my current girlfriend) are the highlights of the concert, and of course, the rare appearence by Dylan.

That cleared a lot up :)

[Broken Arrow]

That Clapton sure loved his Cocaine.

[slowhand]

Glad I did something good with otherwise useless facts.

Has anyone here seen the Rolling Stones' Rock n Roll Circus? Is it any good?

I want it.

[StreetlightRock]

That Clapton sure loved his Cocaine.

He even did a song about it =P

DVG.

[magicbus]

He even did a song about it =P

DVG.

Love that song. :thumb:

[Broken Arrow]

Acctually J.J. Cale wrote that song same with After Midnight

[MalcolmYoungRock]

I thought it was a cover???

When you look at the back it says J. J Cale???


Edit: I KNEW IT!!! :thumb: Go me!

[Badmoon]

He didn't write "Cocaine".

EDIT: Already said :thumb:

[Broken Arrow]

I just informed Everybody^

[MalcolmYoungRock]

Tis still a very good song. Have you heard his cover of "Knockin on Heavens Door"?

I like that.

[Broken Arrow]

Which Cover. So many.

[MalcolmYoungRock]

We were on the topic of Clapton....

[Broken Arrow]

So the Clapton cover eh?

He's covered quite a few songs Hasn't he.

[MalcolmYoungRock]

Yes indeed.

But he writes good songs too.

I often find myself humming Bell Bottom Blues.

[Broken Arrow]

I often find you throw lightbulbs at stupid threadsarters.

I'm going to have lunch and watch John Foggerty. :cool:

[thickasabrick]

i think i like clapton more as a musician than a guitarist. whatever band/solo project he was doing was usually more about the songs, instead of him showing off his guitar skills. i like that.

[MalcolmYoungRock]

..............

Most bands aren't about showing off their guitar skills.

They all work together to make music.

I think what you mean is Clapton just kind of blended in with the crowd and didn't do anything like take a solo in the middle of a show when it wasn't supposed to be there.

[RNR]

i think i like clapton more as a musician than a guitarist. whatever band/solo project he was doing was usually more about the songs, instead of him showing off his guitar skills. i like that.

Yeah. But that's why he's so good. Who cares about good guitar parts if the song is good? I rockin' solo wont make a bad song good.

[jpj]

off topic but im listening to thick as a brick right now and kicks major arse

[Broken Arrow]

Lunch was nice.......................Foggerty was amazing.

[Seafroggys]

I don't know, if you took anyone away from The Who they wouldn't be the same at all. So it's hard to single out just Pete.

True. Keith Moon died, but The Who went on a little while, quitting in 1982 (I think) then picking it back up with Zak Starkey (of all people :D ). They did quite well. With Entwhistle dead, I don't know now though what will happen. I know I'm pissed at Pete for supporting the Iraq war.

[mrpham]

A lot of students at my school love classic rock. Led Zeppelin, Hendrix, The Who and a lot of others are really popular among us

[shadow_stalker]

i was watching top of the poips two with my dad and the rolling stones were on with 'i know its only rock and roll' and ever since then ive loved that kind of music, also i have liked the beatles since i heared about 5 seconds of 'she loves you' on ozzy osbourne's behind the music

[Broken Arrow]

One of the best Stones Songs^

[Mossy]

123 ^

[MalcolmYoungRock]

Lets get back up on the subject of Clapton:

Cream
Blind Faith
Derek and the Dominoes
or Solo?

I liked his Cream stuff the most.

[Broken Arrow]

Yardbirds
John Mayall Bluesbreakers

Me too with Cream

[MalcolmYoungRock]

He wasn't really big with the Yardbirds though.

He quit after the first ablum?? :confused:

[jpj]

im pretty sure he quit the yardbirds in 1962

[MalcolmYoungRock]

He said something like they were too pop-ish for him so he left.

[RNR]

Ha, zWnEd. Clapton>them

[jpj]

He said something like they were too pop-ish for him so he left.
yeah i read that in a biography of the yardbirds. its the only thing i remember from it

[MalcolmYoungRock]

And then Mr. Jimmy Page came in.

[RNR]

...and KaPoW! zwnage +1

[jpj]

and kicked a lot of huge ***. did you know he played bass for them near the end of his yardbirds career

[MalcolmYoungRock]

Hurray for zwnage!

And then Keith kept on getting wasted on stage and Jimmy got pissed!

Then BOOM! CREAM! and BOOM! LED ZEPPELIN!

[MalcolmYoungRock]

oh and BAM! The Jeff Beck Group!

[RNR]

Indeed.

[jpj]

has anyone heard the yardbirds new cd its pretty good jeff beck, slash, and skunk baxter are on it plus some other cool people

[RNR]

:amaze:

Now it's just kind of a bunch of random people calling it The Yardbirds. I bet it would be good.

[jpj]

im pretty sure there's like one original member on it

[MalcolmYoungRock]

Wasn't jeff beck an original member?

[Badmoon]

Nope

[MalcolmYoungRock]

Ah, well slap the pig and call me molly.

[jpj]

hi molly

[RNR]

*slaps pig*

[MalcolmYoungRock]

Damn cyberspace.

[slowhand]

And now, let's clear up the Yardbirds guitar line up.

As you all know, Clapton came first of the 3 British Guitar heros that played with the Yardbirds. He left when they dared to go pop (I think the single was called 'For your love' or something like that) and then they went after Page, who was a producer and one of the most sought out session players. He said no and instead told them about Jeff Beck, who joined them. Jeff Beck later quit and that's when Page jumped in, but he played alongside Beck before he quit the Yardbirds and did also play bass until the other Yardbirds guitarist decided to leave the guitar work to Page.

And that's how it goes. But when Clapton left the Yardbirds that's when he really earn his respect. He wasn't a pop merchant, but a blues guitarist.

Oh, and my favourite Clapton era is Cream.

[MalcolmYoungRock]

K thanks

[Broken Arrow]

Cream>Solo Career>Derek and the Dominoes>Blind Faith>The Yard Birds

[MalcolmYoungRock]

123

[Mankind_]

Cream>Solo Career>Derek and the Dominoes>Blind Faith>The Yard Birds
yup. thats how it is

[RNR]

Who wants to do sort of like the ultimate metal band poll and make an ultimate classic rock band thing? We could do 4 threads of 12 bands each and pick the 3 best bands of each to be in the final thread.

How 'bouts it? Everyone name some classic rock and hard rock bands to go in it.

[Mankind_]

no zeppelin or floyd tho, man, i mean, come on...

[Woodstock]

Post +1

[RNR]

Yes I know. Not those two. But any others would be good.

[Badmoon]

No Beatles either, But yes to their solo projects.

[Woodstock]

Yes I know. Not those two. But any others would be good.

Grateful Dead, CSN&Y, the Experience.

[jpj]

queen, the who, and CCR

[jpj]

possibly rush

[Broken Arrow]

Neil Young,The Rolling Stones

[Mankind_]

dont forget the Guess Who. very good band

[jpj]

allman brothers and lynryd skynyrd

[Mankind_]

The Kinks are awesome, too

[stalk the ground]

I hesitate to say the Doors, for fear they might dominate do to n00bz0rs who think 'mOrRison toetally rox dude!"

Thin Lizzy

[Mankind_]

Boston, Free, Heart

[Broken Arrow]

No Thin Lizzy but Deep Purple and Supertramp are good

[Woodstock]

I think the Doors will be ok.

[Broken Arrow]

Fleetwood Mac???
Cream??
The Eagles???

[RockAndRoll]

I'm afraid it'll probably be an easy to guess result. But
Beatles, Who, Zeppelin, CSNY, Grateful dead, Allman brothers, Rush, Guess Who, BTO, Cream, Tull, Floyd, Hendrix experience (mabey band of gypsies?), Lynyrd Skynyrd, CCR, Doors, Kiss, Aerosmith, Queen, the Eagles, Stones, Buffalo Springfield, Marley (if he counts), Lovin' spoonful, Canned Heat, Healey, Steppenwolfe, Alice cooper, Light house, the isley brothers, AC/DC, Procol Harem, Yes, King Crimson, Cat Stevens, Janis Joplin, The Band, Country Joe and the fish, Santana, Humble Pie, Three Dog night, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Nazareth, Free, I'm forgetting some, but that's more than enough for 4 threads (isn't there a 10 option limit?).

[Mankind_]

Lets get Yes in there. and maybe Jethro Tull?

[RNR]

Keep them coming. I need 36 extremely good bands.

[jpj]

steve miller band

[RockAndRoll]

How the hell did I forget supertramp :(

[Mankind_]

steve miller band
123

[Broken Arrow]

he Did include Jethro Tull

[Mankind_]

he Did include Jethro Tull
yeah, i posted that before i saw his, my bad

[jpj]

van halen and aerosmith

[Broken Arrow]

I didn't see Lennon or Bowie or Frampton

[RNR]

I don't know how many options you can have. I think it's 12.

[Broken Arrow]

Tom Cochrane and April wine

[RNR]

No wait, 10, we will do 5 polls of 10 each then.

[jpj]

kansas?

[Broken Arrow]

DId i see BTO

[jpj]

yes you did

[RNR]

I added BTO anyway.

[Broken Arrow]

Nice

[jpj]

blue oyster cult

[Broken Arrow]

What about Paul Mcartney and Wings

[jpj]

doobie brothers

[Woodstock]

What about Paul Mcartney and Wings

1234, yeah, thats right, I went there.

[jpj]

steely dan

[Broken Arrow]

Paranoidd wouldn't be happy if Lou Reed or The Police weren't on the list.



The James Gang???

[RNR]

Okay Doobie Brothers and Blue Oyster Cult too.

I added Bob Dylan (since none fo you mentioned him)

[jpj]

gov't mule

[RNR]

The Cars?

[Broken Arrow]

Quicksilver Messanger Service
Jeffersons Airplane

[jpj]

dire straits

[Mankind_]

The Cars?
def'ntly

[Broken Arrow]

Good Charlotte :thumb:




























Jk :lol:

[RNR]

dire straits
Oh god! I almost forgot about them. *beats self in head*

[RNR]

ZZ Top?

And i'm putting Jeff Healey in there. Like it or not.

[jpj]

zz top definitely

[RNR]

Only one more band is needed. Make it good.

[RNR]

Actually I think i'll make this a top 50.

[jpj]

the new york dolls?

[Broken Arrow]

The Edgar Winter Group???

[RNR]

Naw.

[RNR]

Ooo ooo Bob Seger.

it's settled.

The list will be...

Grateful Dead
CSN&Y
Jimi Hendrix Experience
Queen
The Who
CCR
Rush
Neil Young
The Rolling Stones
The Allman Brothers Band
Lynard Skynard
The Kinks
Bob Seger
Boston
Bruce Springsteen
Heart
Deep Purple
Supertramp
The Doors
Fleetwood Mac
The Eagles
Cream
Eric Clapton
Buffalo Springfield
AC/DC
Janis Joplin
Yes
Kiss
Tom Cochrane
BTO
April wine
Van Halen
George Harrison
David Bowie
Aerosmith
Eric Clapton
Steve Miller Band
Light House
Alice Cooper
Santana
Jethro Tull
Bob Dylan
The Doobie Brothers
Blue Oyster Cult
The Police
Gov't mule
Dire straits
The Cars
The Band
ZZ Top
The jeff Healey Band


Now that's a **** fine list I says.

[Mankind_]

hope ya got boss in there. springsteen forever

[Broken Arrow]

Nice

Me dad met Bob Seger once

[Mankind_]

good list

*crosses fingers* "c'mon, Kiss!"

[Woodstock]

Drools over list.

[RNR]

I think i'm going to boot free for Bruce Springsteen. (sorry!)

[jpj]

is that the final order of the list?

[Broken Arrow]

Beats Meat over List :naughty:

[RNR]

is that the final order of the list?

no.

[Woodstock]

****, I forgot Buffalo Springfield and the Byrds.

[RNR]

I have to go now. I'll make the thread tomorrow.

[RNR]

****, I forgot Buffalo Springfield and the Byrds.

I put buffalo Sprinfield in but missed the byrds
Discuss any changes you want and i'll make them tomorrow.

[MalcolmYoungRock]

Nice list Rock.

But no John Lennon?

[Broken Arrow]

No Frampton :confused:

[RNR]

Nice list Rock.

But no John Lennon?

see above post. You guys change it all you want. This isn't the final list.

[MalcolmYoungRock]

Take out Kiss and put in Lennon?

[magicbus]

Whats the list about?

[Woodstock]

Take out Kiss and put in Lennon?
:thumb:

[MalcolmYoungRock]

Its a best Classic Rock band.

Read the 2 pages before this and read about it because im too lazy to explain.

Er.. 3

[Broken Arrow]

123

[jpj]

Take out Kiss and put in Lennon?
yeah definitely no kiss, but certainly lennon

[MalcolmYoungRock]

Ok its official.

Kiss is off the list, Lennons on.

[magicbus]

Yea I usually do read the pages before but I'm too lazy now.

[Mankind_]

should Heart be replaced by Black Sabbath?
and the Guess Who instead of the Police?
U2? Journey? Genesis?

[Woodstock]

should Heart be replaced by Black Sabbath?

Isn't Sabbath on the list?

[MalcolmYoungRock]

nope.

[slowhand]

Even though Clapton deserves this, he is mentioned twice in the list. Maybe take one Clapton out and put in Sabbath?

[Mankind_]

the solo clapton, i say.
to be taken out

[MalcolmYoungRock]

Hmm... Cream or Clapton to be taken out.

[Woodstock]

the solo clapton, i say.
to be taken out

I guess. Agrees.

[Mankind_]

you guys think Moody Blues should be on there?

[slowhand]

Ooo ooo Bob Seger.

it's settled.

The list will be...

Grateful Dead
CSN&Y
Jimi Hendrix Experience
Queen
The Who
CCR
Rush
Neil Young
The Rolling Stones
The Allman Brothers Band
Lynard Skynard
The Kinks
Bob Seger
Boston
Bruce Springsteen
Heart
Deep Purple
Supertramp
The Doors
Fleetwood Mac
The Eagles
Cream
Eric Clapton
Buffalo Springfield
AC/DC
Janis Joplin
Yes
Kiss
Tom Cochrane
BTO
April wine
Van Halen
George Harrison
David Bowie
Aerosmith
Eric Clapton
Steve Miller Band
Light House
Alice Cooper
Santana
Jethro Tull
Bob Dylan
The Doobie Brothers
Blue Oyster Cult
The Police
Gov't mule
Dire straits
The Cars
The Band
ZZ Top
The jeff Healey Band


Now that's a **** fine list I says.

That's what I meant.

And Cream has to stay.

[Mankind_]

That's what I meant.

And Cream has to stay.
oh. wow. lol.

[MalcolmYoungRock]

Oh. Well... he has double the chance of winning!

Edit: 6000th post in this thread! WOOT!

[slowhand]

That wouldn't be fair now, wouldn't it?

[Mankind_]

lol. dammit. i always get the 9's

[MalcolmYoungRock]

Ok fine, throw sabbath in there instead of a clapton.

[Mankind_]

what about the other clapton. leave him and cream in?

[slowhand]

Great.

I know there's someone missing, but I can't think of who that is or who they are...

Well, Cream and Clapton are two different musical entities. Jack Bruce was the one who sang and co-wrote most of the songs in Cream, Clapton had more freedom to do what he wanted in his musical career without consulting two other band members.

[MalcolmYoungRock]

Ooo ooo Bob Seger.

it's settled.

The list will be...

Grateful Dead
CSN&Y
Jimi Hendrix Experience
Queen
The Who
CCR
Rush
Neil Young
The Rolling Stones
The Allman Brothers Band
Lynard Skynard
The Kinks
Bob Seger
Boston
Bruce Springsteen
Heart
Deep Purple
Supertramp
The Doors
Fleetwood Mac
The Eagles
Cream
Eric Clapton
Buffalo Springfield
AC/DC
Janis Joplin
Yes
John Lennon
Tom Cochrane
BTO
April wine
Van Halen
George Harrison
David Bowie
Aerosmith
Black Sabbath
Steve Miller Band
Light House
Alice Cooper
Santana
Jethro Tull
Bob Dylan
The Doobie Brothers
Blue Oyster Cult
The Police
Gov't mule
Dire straits
The Cars
The Band
ZZ Top
The jeff Healey Band


Changes in bold.

[Mankind_]

thats good

[Mankind_]

Originally Posted by rock not roll
Ooo ooo Bob Seger.

it's settled.

The list will be...

Grateful Dead
CSN&Y
Jimi Hendrix Experience
Queen
The Who
CCR
Rush
Neil Young
The Rolling Stones
The Allman Brothers Band
Lynard Skynard
The Kinks
Bob Seger
Boston
Bruce Springsteen
Guess Who
Deep Purple
Supertramp
The Doors
Fleetwood Mac
The Eagles
Cream
Eric Clapton
Buffalo Springfield
AC/DC
Janis Joplin
Yes
John Lennon
Tom Cochrane
BTO
April wine
Van Halen
George Harrison
David Bowie
Aerosmith
Black Sabbath
Steve Miller Band
Light House
Alice Cooper
Santana
Jethro Tull
Bob Dylan
The Doobie Brothers
Blue Oyster Cult
The Police
Gov't mule
Dire straits
The Cars
The Band
ZZ Top
The jeff Healey Band
yah like? Heart was taken out.

[MalcolmYoungRock]

Wait! Joe Cocker! We Forgot Joe Cocker!

[MalcolmYoungRock]

Wait! Joe Cocker! We Forgot Joe Cocker!

[Mankind_]

joe cocker replace the police?

[jpj]

i think that would work

[Badmoon]

settled.

The list will be...

Grateful Dead
CSN&Y
Jimi Hendrix Experience
Queen
The Who
CCR
Rush
Neil Young
The Rolling Stones
The Allman Brothers Band
Lynyrd Skynyrd
The Kinks
Bob SegerBoston
Bruce Springsteen
Heart
Deep Purple
Supertramp
The Doors
Fleetwood Mac
The Eagles
Cream
Eric Clapton
Buffalo Springfield
AC/DC
Janis Joplin
Yes
Kiss
Tom Cochrane
BTO
April wine
Van Halen
George Harrison
David Bowie
Aerosmith
Eric Clapton
Steve Miller Band
Light House
Alice Cooper
Santana
Jethro Tull
Bob Dylan
The Doobie Brothers
Blue Oyster Cult
The Police
Gov't mule
Dire straits
The Cars
The Band
ZZ Top
The jeff Healey Band

I'd say bounce those picks.

[Mankind_]

we still gotta decide if the Guess Who should be in there somewhere. i say yes. best band that isn't in the hall of fame and should be

[RNR]

Fine, but please find 7 bands that are better than those ones.

[Creedence Clearwater]

Bob Dylan and John Fogerty are there so I am happy.

[Mankind_]

Joe Cocker, The Guess Who, Moody Blues, Black Sabbath all should be on the list

[Badmoon]

Well, I'm not they're bad, they're just controversial picks. Most won't realize Gov't Mule is pretty much Classic Rock, and most won't know the others. But you can keep Healey there, cause it's your thread idea.

Jefferson Airplane
Van Morrison
The Hollies
Jeff Beck
Frank Zappa
The Byrds
The MC5

and The Velvet Underground

[Mankind_]

Well, I'm not they're bad, they're just controversial picks. Most won't realize Gov't Mule is pretty much Classic Rock, and most won't know the others. But you can keep Healey there, cause it's your thread idea.

Jefferson Airplane
Van Morrison
The Hollies
Jeff Beck
Frank Zappa
The Byrds
The MC5

and The Velvet Underground
omg, definitely

[Creedence Clearwater]

Well, I'm not they're bad, they're just controversial picks. Most won't realize Gov't Mule is pretty much Classic Rock, and most won't know the others. But you can keep Healey there, cause it's your thread idea.

Jefferson Airplane
Van Morrison
The Hollies
Jeff Beck
Frank Zappa
The Byrds
The MC5

and The Velvet Underground

I just assumed there would be Van and the Byrds by default, they are a definate inclusion

[Creedence Clearwater]

Sorry, it appears I killed the thread, my apologies

[Mankind_]

Sorry, it appears I killed the thread, my apologies
lol. i was just checking out some other threads

[Creedence Clearwater]

It alive, thats means I only maimed it, yah...

[Against Miik!]

Kiss should never be on any list that ranks something good. They were one of the first bands that proved you don't need talent to become famous in the music industry. They were just great businessmen who dressed up for halloween a lot.

[Mankind_]

Kiss should never be on any list that ranks something good. They were one of the first bands that proved you don't need talent to become famous in the music industry. They were just great businessmen who dressed up for halloween a lot.
no worries, kiss is flushed down the toilet.

[thickasabrick]

ya i think kiss is one of the few bands that have absolutely no artistic integrity. they are sleazy sellouts who havent had a number one hit because they dont know how to write a real song. they just try to write cheap party songs that someone might think is "cool" when they first hear it. gene simmons even admits he would do anything for money.

man im rambling on...i just dont like kiss.

[Creedence Clearwater]

Simmons would do anything for money, does that includes spending decades dress like an idiot.

[jpj]

yes it does

[Badmoon]

Hey, look what you're turning this thread into. A HATE THREAD!!!!!

[Spectrum]

Hey, man. Don't be hatin'.

Really, I got yelled at earlier for being negative. So this new guy (only 4 posts) didn't take the time to go all the way back to the beginning of a 6000 post thread to realize that this has been done all the time here. I've done things like that before, even in this thread. Take it easy on the n00bs... you were one too, remember?

EDIT: If someone's being really, really dumb, then things can happen. Simple mistake, just let it slide.

[Badmoon]

Plus, the portion of you guys, and myself workship icons and musicians who sing about peace, love, ect...

[Broken Arrow]

I don't hate anybody

*passes out because of ecsessive alcohol abuse*

[Mr Dark Soul]

Hopefully people won't flame you because your are the definition of a poser.
God ****it. It's ****s like you that make music communities suck so much. :rolleyes: You have to choose your words wisley or you might be called a poser or some stupid name. Go **** yourself :rolleyes:

[Broken Arrow]

One of the reasons artists loved every thing was because of a little thing I call LSD

[Broken Arrow]

God ****it. It's ****s like you that make music communities suck so much. :rolleyes: You have to choose your words wisley or you might be called a poser or some stupid name. Go **** yourself :rolleyes:
Whoa Settle done man Take my advice^

[Badmoon]

I'm doing a review. I expect all of you to atleast view it when it's posted. I'm working on a format I have never used. :)

[Woodstock]

I'm doing a review. I expect all of you to atleast view it when it's posted. I'm working on a format I have never used. :)
What shall you be reviewing badmoon?

[Broken Arrow]

yeah because I'm in need for a new band. Hope I don't already own this album.

*holds breath to find out*

[Creedence Clearwater]

Hey, look what you're turning this thread into. A HATE THREAD!!!!!

Ok I stuffed up sorry, I didn't mean to, it just thats what happen to me before, so I will just have to run away now

[Broken Arrow]

Don't run away

*still Holding Breath*

[Broken Arrow]

In your Profile in says you live in Bob Dylan,What's that like?

*still Holding breath*

[Mankind_]

In your Profile in says you live in Bob Dylan,What's that like?
i wish i lived in Bob Dylan

[Creedence Clearwater]

Fun, all the street directories are inaccurate though

[Woodstock]

Must smell funny in his lungs.

[Creedence Clearwater]

May I suggest that Livewired takes a breath now

[Broken Arrow]

*passed out*

[Creedence Clearwater]

Must smell funny in his lungs.

:confused:

[Woodstock]

:confused:
:smoke:

[Badmoon]

What shall you be reviewing badmoon?

Widespread Panic - Space Wrangler

Great Jam Band from the 80's. They're mostly Country Rock, and they sometimes really resemble The Grateful Dead. :thumb:

[Mankind_]

Must smell funny in his lungs.
smells worse in his intestine

[RNR]

Well, I'm not they're bad, they're just controversial picks. Most won't realize Gov't Mule is pretty much Classic Rock, and most won't know the others. But you can keep Healey there, cause it's your thread idea.

Jefferson Airplane
Van Morrison
The Hollies
Jeff Beck
Frank Zappa
The Byrds
The MC5

and The Velvet Underground

Replace the hollies with velvet underground and we have our list.

[Broken Arrow]

*suddenly wakes up*

Praise the lord

[Creedence Clearwater]

I never learnt to speak emoticon but i assume its because Bob Dylan smokes a lot?

:confused:

[Woodstock]

Widespread Panic - Space Wrangler

Great Jam Band from the 80's. They're mostly Country Rock, and they sometimes really resemble The Grateful Dead. :thumb:
Are you an official Deadhead? :D

[Badmoon]

Replace the hollies with velvet underground and we have our list.

Okay

[Mankind_]

guess who guess who we must have the guess who

[Woodstock]

I never learnt to speak emoticon but i assume its because Bob Dylan smokes a lot?

:confused:
:thumb:

[RNR]

Okay but you have to make the changes. I want the final list on my desk tomorrow! (or at least be here when I get on tomorrw, goodnighty :) ).

[Creedence Clearwater]

Are you an official Deadhead? :D

Everyone's avatar explains it all

[Broken Arrow]

I'd like to see Frampton on the list
]

[Badmoon]

Are you an official Deadhead? :D

I believe that word only belongs to people who follow them. I will never get that chance.

But I guess though I'd never call myself that.

[Broken Arrow]

Everyone's avatar explains it all
My avatar shows that I will vote for Neil Young at all costs.

[Mankind_]

Skynyrd! Skynyrd! Skynyrd!

[Creedence Clearwater]

Maybe the conflict between my avatar and user name will impear my voting ability

[Broken Arrow]

Do you find it odd that you have a higher post count then me and youve only been here for 11 days tops?]


To Mankind

[Mankind_]

everyone to the guitarist game. robert johnson is beatable

[Mankind_]

Do you find it odd that you have a higher post count then me and youve only been here for 11 days tops?
heheheheheh :cool:

[Woodstock]

To rock not roll:

The "black and death metal could be better" thread has got something to say to you.

[Creedence Clearwater]

everyone to the guitarist game. robert johnson is beatable

Once you sell your soul to the devil in exchange for guitar skill you will be hard to beat.

[Broken Arrow]

I apperently am better then Johnson himeself

[Woodstock]

I beat you all*







*Third Graders