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MalcolmYoungRock
09-18-2004, 08:25 PM
Actually badmoon, thats all bands..but its still a lot

led_zep_luvr
09-18-2004, 08:27 PM
12345

MalcolmYoungRock
09-18-2004, 08:28 PM
If you look under Oldies theres a lot of good stuff there too.

RockAndRoll
09-18-2004, 08:33 PM
(edit: regarding Nick's drumming)

Because he doesn't hold a candle to them.

I love Pink Floyd, but I've never been particularly impressed with Nicks drumming. (I've seen pulse too).
oh but he does, for the music he's simply amazing. If he were in there playing his 32nd note polyrhythic fills at 140 bpm it would make the music reeally crappy.

Broken Arrow
09-18-2004, 08:37 PM
hmmmm I vaguely understand^.........Meh.

Anyone have the Album Flashpoint?

MalcolmYoungRock
09-18-2004, 08:41 PM
The site LiveWired.

Everyone IM me for a site with free steaming music.

I'm gonna edit the posts that have it in it.

It's gonna be the classic rock threads little secret.

Creedence Clearwater
09-18-2004, 08:44 PM
thanks, I hope its right now.

Broken Arrow
09-18-2004, 08:52 PM
Join the Chat^

InChains
09-18-2004, 08:58 PM
have you noticed that the members of led zeppelin always refer to each other in these silly nicknames, like bonzo, or jonesy, or pagey or....rob.

i thought it was kinda funny.

Against Miik!
09-18-2004, 08:58 PM
That is the most amazing website I have ever seen. I don't even know where to start. Like, I am overwhelmed. Thank you for that.

MalcolmYoungRock
09-18-2004, 08:59 PM
have you noticed that the members of led zeppelin always refer to each other in these silly nicknames, like bonzo, or jonesy, or pagey or....rob.

i thought it was kinda funny.

They called Robert Percy because they were watching a show about plants called Percy Plant or something and they were like "wow who would want to watch plants grow?" and then page said "hey shut up we watch plant grow everyday" and the name just stuck i guess.

Creedence Clearwater
09-18-2004, 09:00 PM
Join the Chat^

I am out of the loop, you will have to explain, which one etc, sorry

RockAndRoll
09-18-2004, 09:01 PM
have you noticed that the members of led zeppelin always refer to each other in these silly nicknames, like bonzo, or jonesy, or pagey or....rob.

i thought it was kinda funny.
I can't say I knew that.

Broken Arrow
09-18-2004, 09:04 PM
I am out of the loop, you will have to explain, which one etc, sorry

mxclassicrock

Stonefree1313=Zeppelin

RockAndRoll
09-18-2004, 09:04 PM
RockAndRoll (RevelManBand) = The who

MalcolmYoungRock
09-18-2004, 09:05 PM
Me = DARKsideOFtheLED

my team = Zeppelin

lunch998
09-18-2004, 09:06 PM
Lunch998 = The Who

Badmoon
09-18-2004, 09:06 PM
me = the who

Broken Arrow
09-18-2004, 09:07 PM
What about Miik?

Badmoon
09-18-2004, 09:12 PM
1.) One post per team at a time
2.) No spam
3.) keep it relevant

EDIT - **** it

LukedaDuke99
09-18-2004, 09:30 PM
Not exactly, when you just start listening to classic rock you only know about those few popular, most known bands. After you listen to them for a while though you will start discovering new, equally good bands. You will want to hear more of this awesome genre. That's how everybody starts out. So basicaly just give these kids some time and before you know it they will be rocking out to ALL of the great bands for 60's' 70's, etc.... That's just my theory.............

yeah, maybe in a perfect world, this would happen to everybody... but there are hundreds of thousands of kids who'll go out and by an AC/DC shirt because it's "vintage" and "hip"...

AdžDÇ
09-18-2004, 09:32 PM
at my school everyone likes ac/dc for there music not because there "vintage" or "hip"

clown_phobia
09-18-2004, 09:34 PM
me = the who

me = hendrix

Creedence Clearwater
09-18-2004, 09:36 PM
at my school everyone likes ac/dc for there music not because there "vintage" or "hip"

i would like it if anyone at my school liked any classic rock for any reason

MalcolmYoungRock
09-18-2004, 09:38 PM
me = hendrix

I wonder if he knew what that meant when Badmoon said it.

Against Miik!
09-18-2004, 09:47 PM
I'd say, depending on how this one goes, the next debate should be Cream vs. The Doors.

Creedence Clearwater
09-18-2004, 09:48 PM
I wonder if he knew what that meant when Badmoon said it.

Well as he states he is only keepin' it real :lol:

keep on phishin'
09-18-2004, 09:54 PM
I'd say, depending on how this one goes, the next debate should be Cream vs. The Doors.


i was hoping for grateful dead vs. allmans

but whatever works

Against Miik!
09-18-2004, 09:55 PM
Yeah that was another one we were thinking about, but I was just trying something different.

RockAndRoll
09-18-2004, 10:00 PM
I think the doors vs cream is a very good idea. It's weird debating though, because sometimes you must say things you don't beleive. (unless you're going to be like lunch)

Broken Arrow
09-18-2004, 10:04 PM
Good idea^

RockAndRoll
09-18-2004, 10:12 PM
Good idea^
the doors vs cream or saying stuff you don't beleive?

Badmoon
09-18-2004, 10:41 PM
Miick join!!!

Schyma
09-18-2004, 10:42 PM
I am willing to say the Doors are the first real "rock" band and also the absolute greatest band that has ever has walked the "Earth". Cream I throw up on you.

Broken Arrow
09-18-2004, 11:03 PM
That was Fun

RockAndRoll
09-18-2004, 11:03 PM
cream and the doors would be a good debate, but I see i'll need to argue for cream if we start it up again.

lunch998
09-18-2004, 11:05 PM
I think the doors vs cream is a very good idea. It's weird debating though, because sometimes you must say things you don't beleive. (unless you're going to be like lunch)

Yea I had to cheat. I couldn't say that much against Zeppelin without standing up for them alittle bit.

RockAndRoll
09-18-2004, 11:06 PM
Yea I had to cheat. I couldn't say that much against Zeppelin without standing up for them alittle bit.
meh, I don't agree that the who is better in all aspects, but that's what I argued. *will win at an any cost* :p

lunch998
09-18-2004, 11:07 PM
next debate should definitely be Allmans vs. the Grateful Dead. The Cream/Doors debate didn't work at all. (Maybe due to the fact that no one was on my side,but probably because the bands don't have anything in common.)

Badmoon
09-18-2004, 11:08 PM
^Delete your post untill I get this sorted out.

Badmoon
09-18-2004, 11:09 PM
You have just entered room "ClassicRockDebate."
DARKsideOFtheLED has entered the room.
bass over all has entered the room.
lunch998 has entered the room.
Blksabbathfwb28 has entered the room.
RevelManBand has entered the room.
Stonefree1313 has entered the room.
Smoothmb2 has entered the room.
Stonefree1313: This is our planning room?
badmoon349: no
bass over all: all of this is making me dazed and confused
badmoon349: the debate room
badmoon349: I'll start
badmoon349: I believe The Who has influenced music to a much great degree than Zeppelin has
DARKsideOFtheLED: Zeppelin started the wave of heavy metal that hit the 80's in full storm. And that heavy metal influenced nu-metal and so on...
Smoothmb2: sorry to do this, but what side am I on? I want the who
badmoon349: change your text color, and fine you could be Zepp
RevelManBand: I disagree I think other bands such as Sabbath, Hendrix, Deep Purple and such influenced rock enough that metal would have developped regardless of zeppelin.
lunch998: The Who was to an extent one of the first hard rock bands, which was an influence to Zeppelin
Stonefree1313: True The Who did
badmoon349: probably little though
lunch998: Keith Moon was even responsible for Zeppelins name
lunch998: Keith Moon was one of John Bonhams 2 biggest influence(the other being Ginger Baker)
badmoon349: I beleive The Who has had an extremely large role in the formation of Punk. Through bands like MC5, The Sex Pistols, ect...
badmoon349: lets get some discussion zepp defenders
Stonefree1313: But Zeppelin took the influence from the Who and used it to be one of the most diverse and most influential rock group evr
Smoothmb2: The Who took there influences and made something completely new, whereas Zeppelin just remade what there influences already did
badmoon349: I believe The Who reigned in Bass and rythm influence
DARKsideOFtheLED: ok new topic
DARKsideOFtheLED: you guys pwned us in influence
badmoon349: no, you haven't even said a word
DARKsideOFtheLED: ok
badmoon349: Zepp fans have to rise up
RevelManBand: ya, zepp say something! or i'll have to swicth sides
lunch998: im ready to for a second
Stonefree1313: I hate to say this but the poser kids were introduced to Zep because their fav bands named Zep as the main influence
Stonefree1313: whereas the Who are not mention to the near extent zep was
RevelManBand: Zeppelin had a much larger influence, this is seen by the fact that they are more popular than the who (despite the who's success).
lunch998: switch to skill....?
Stonefree1313: yeah
DARKsideOFtheLED: roger
Stonefree1313: who starts ?
lunch998: I think The Who is definitely at least as skilled as zeppelin
badmoon349: i believe the whos skill is almost as even as Zeps, but
badmoon349: The Who takes it by like an inch
lunch998: yea
badmoon349: ...
lunch998: Keith Moon and Bonham are pretty much regarded as the twi gods of classic rock drumming
lunch998: Entwhistle is better than JPJ even though Jones is very good
Stonefree1313: The Who are great songwriters but Zep takes the cake for there instrument and vocals
Stonefree1313: Bonham>Moon
DARKsideOFtheLED: John Paul Jones was more of a diverse player than Entwhistle
Stonefree1313: Plant>Dalhtery
DARKsideOFtheLED: Such as playing mandolin, keys, organ, and bass
lunch998: Roger Daltrey is overlooked as a great frontman
badmoon349: I think Moon's drumming is highley original and his work with the toms is unstopable
bass over all: you guys keep takin words out of my mouth. i cant type fast enough
lunch998: Daltry and Plant are parallels in my eyes
Stonefree1313: ENTWHISTLE>JONES
lunch998: Plant gets more credit
RevelManBand: John entwhistle was a more skilled bassist though with songs such as my generation fast fingers.
badmoon349: Plant can take it for range, but he can't belt notes. He is not a power vocalist, which is what Zep needed
bass over all: Daltrey is good, but Plant's vocal range is phenomenal
badmoon349: There is no use comparing Entwistle to Jones, Entwistle is far superior in skill
lunch998: Entwhislte and Townshend also could do backup or even lead vocals, and write great songs
Stonefree1313: an he is better at harmonica
DARKsideOFtheLED: lets compare each member at a time
DARKsideOFtheLED: ok
DARKsideOFtheLED: Plant vs Daltrey
badmoon349: Daltrey
Stonefree1313: page>townshend
lunch998: Plant has the range, but daltrey really has the power
DARKsideOFtheLED: Plant had a much higher range than daltrey
DARKsideOFtheLED: I'd say they're equal
lunch998: Daltrey could sing well live too
DARKsideOFtheLED: they both succeded where one failed
badmoon349: Page is a better guitarist, but Townshend is a rythm guitarist
DARKsideOFtheLED: kind of
lunch998: Plant is all over the place on HTWWW
bass over all: Townsend isnt eben close to page
badmoon349: Page is sloppy as hell
DARKsideOFtheLED: ok Page vs Townsend go
badmoon349: Townsend isn't a lead player, he leaves that to Moon
RevelManBand: page is sloppy,
DARKsideOFtheLED: Page had more talent but during live shows he was VERY sloppy
bass over all: Page's technical abiliy far excedes Townsends
Stonefree1313: townshend doenst solo enough
badmoon349: atleast that's what shown
Smoothmb2: Page's sloppiness wasn't bad, it was his style
Stonefree1313: or even do fills hardly
badmoon349: Exactly, he doesn't show much soloing
Smoothmb2: Hendrix was sloppy too
lunch998: Townsend is a simple guitarist usually, he does what is very important to the music
DARKsideOFtheLED: Thats true
badmoon349: Hendrix adapted to his sloppiness perfectly though
badmoon349: he had a muting skill
lunch998: but just guitar playing id say Page>Townsend
badmoon349: sure
RevelManBand: Townsend was also more broad based i think with all the work he did for the who
DARKsideOFtheLED: Hey are we discussing hendrix or page and townsed
Stonefree1313: yes
badmoon349: its a point ***
badmoon349: I beleive The Who takes it
DARKsideOFtheLED: - an ***
DARKsideOFtheLED: ok
lunch998: so far Daltry=Plant
lunch998: Page>Townsend
lunch998: Entwhistle>JPJ
badmoon349: Wait
DARKsideOFtheLED: Bonham vs Moon
Stonefree1313: bonham>moon
badmoon349: look at it this way
Smoothmb2: moon=bohnam
DARKsideOFtheLED: moon and bonham are equal
lunch998: Keith Moon and Bonham are uncomparable
lunch998: their styles are so different
bass over all: Ive never heard anything better than moby dick
badmoon349: Townsend is a rythm player, why is he compared to a lead
DARKsideOFtheLED: because we can't really compare him to JPJ
badmoon349: they're both rythm players
lunch998: Yea but if the other 3 members of the who stopped playing, you would have this amazing wall of sound coming from moon that would equal a solo
Smoothmb2: But Bohnam could do that too
Stonefree1313: easily
Smoothmb2: so if you add that to the other 3, it's better than what the who had
badmoon349: Led Zeppelin's loose cannon is JPJ,
lunch998: yea im just saying that just because keith moon didnt have a "solo" doesnt mean he didnt have that ability
badmoon349: that's where I believe they lose it
lunch998: explain that
badmoon349: Have you heard Keith's small solo in Won't get Fooled Again
DARKsideOFtheLED: JPJ was the last element of Led Zeppelin that made it Led Zeppelin
lunch998: its not that much of a solo
DARKsideOFtheLED: he was so diverse in his range of musical instruments
bass over all: Have you heard the lemon song
badmoon349: JPJ lacks musical skill
Stonefree1313: it wouldnt be the same without him
badmoon349: I'm not saying he's bad
bass over all: You couldnt be more wrong
Smoothmb2: How about stage presence?
Stonefree1313: no he doesnt
Smoothmb2: I'd say equal
lunch998: musical skill.....?
badmoon349: He just simply doesn't compare talent wise
lunch998: badmoon you lost me even on this one
lunch998: as a bass player he couldnt compare
lunch998: musically JPJ was great
lunch998: who grew up a piano player
lunch998: he*
badmoon349: Well, Townsend played piano well
RevelManBand: JPJ has musical skill, but Entwhistle is a more proficient bassist
badmoon349: Entwistle played french horn well
bass over all: He arranged music for tons of different musicians
badmoon349: Daltrey played harmonica well
DARKsideOFtheLED: So did Plant
Stonefree1313: plant played it better
badmoon349: Why aren't we adding points to them
lunch998: you cant gang up Daltry, Entwhistle and Townsend against JPJ
bass over all: JPJ's keyboad playin was great
lunch998: he was originally a keyboard player
RevelManBand: Daltery is better than PLant at harmonica
badmoon349: But JPJ is only comparable because he is okay with a few other instruments
lunch998: true
Stonefree1313: no plant is better at harmonica
badmoon349: If we look at it that way, The Who probably wins by a mile
bass over all: Hes not just okay listen to some of the songs he plays keyboard on
DARKsideOFtheLED: Trampled Underfoot
DARKsideOFtheLED: perfect example
bass over all: exactly
Stonefree1313: when the levee breaks bringit on home great examples of harmonica
lunch998: JPJ keyboard playing>The whos keyboard playing
badmoon349: Listen to "Overture" hear Entwistle's french horn skillls
lunch998: and Whisky Man
badmoon349: It's like where giving Zeppelin a chance to catch up.
lunch998: from A Quick One
Stonefree1313: yeah but it is french
RevelManBand: The who had better songwriting in that they had more variety

Badmoon
09-18-2004, 11:09 PM
Stonefree1313: therefore being bad
Smoothmb2: I think Zeppelin had much better song compisition. The who seemed to have more a pop rock approach to songwriting as far as compisition goes, although they obviously weren't. Zeppelins song were like symphonies, with long breaks
Smoothmb2: and the way they built up
DARKsideOFtheLED: the way they built up was amazing
RevelManBand: have you heard tommy?
DARKsideOFtheLED: stairway (cliche'd but its a perfect example)
badmoon349: Listen to Tommy, they even give you Overtures/undertures. The Who fall to no formula
Smoothmb2: Thats why Stair is considered one of the greatest songs ever
Smoothmb2: Stairway
lunch998: Tommy>Any single Zeppelin Cd
RevelManBand: they make great use of more than just your regular rock band instruments
Stonefree1313: yes
lunch998: i hate to say it
lunch998: Stairway is overrated
DARKsideOFtheLED: it is
Smoothmb2: No, its' not
DARKsideOFtheLED: only because thats the only song that the Trend Followers know
Stonefree1313: overrated but still very good
bass over all: Its been made into a joke by posers
lunch998: (Zeppelin guys, point out Achilles Last Stand)
badmoon349: look aside from others' views
Stonefree1313: zeppelin also had catchier riffs
RevelManBand: Lyrically The who were better, neither are the best but the who still had better
Smoothmb2: flat out better riffs
lunch998: Tommy in general has a catchy riff
Stonefree1313: yeah
Stonefree1313: no
bass over all: Yeah, musical skill and complexity isnt everything if isnt catchy noone will like it
DARKsideOFtheLED: thats true
DARKsideOFtheLED: achilles last stand
Smoothmb2: Zeppelin had better lyrics
DARKsideOFtheLED: how could i forget that
Smoothmb2: they were almost an extension of the music
DARKsideOFtheLED: a 10 minute long masterpiece
RevelManBand: zeppelin did not have vetter lyrics, listen to their first album
lunch998: Achilles Last Stand is the most amazing thing ever made into a song
badmoon349: The Who where not afraid to completely change themselves, which Zeppelin didn't do
Stonefree1313: yeah they tried a new approach to every album
lunch998: The Who changed into a hard rock band after Zeppelin came on the scene
bass over all: ITTOD, zeppelin totally changed from their normal style
RevelManBand: The who had catchy riffs in their early stuff but they weren't afraid to change themselves
badmoon349: Not anything really risky
badmoon349: The Who were hard rock since a Quick One
Smoothmb2: I think Zeppelin changed as the 80s approached
Smoothmb2: less physcadelic
badmoon349: The Who, were the first hard rock band
lunch998: Zeppelin 3 was risky, and it was considered a flop
DARKsideOFtheLED: zeppelin 3 was considered a flop because it wasn't anything like the first 2 zeppelin ablums
lunch998: no one else played anything like whats on Houses of the Holy
DARKsideOFtheLED: they actually recorded that in the woods i believe
Smoothmb2: then look what they did with 4
RevelManBand: who are you for lunch?
badmoon349: The similarities aren't huge
DARKsideOFtheLED: 3 was more of an acousticy feel
DARKsideOFtheLED: and 4 was more of an electrical folk tale
lunch998: im switching back and forth
Smoothmb2: Zeppelin did have the greatest acoustic songs
RevelManBand: then switch your font too
lunch998: oh yea sorry
RevelManBand: no problem
badmoon349: The Who go from Pop Rock, to Hard Rock, to Opra Rock, to even some techno influence
RevelManBand: don't forget Mod
badmoon349: yea
lunch998: Yea each of the Whos albums sound really different
bass over all: Yeah, the rain song and over the hills and far away are untouchable
Smoothmb2: goin to california
badmoon349: compared to what
lunch998: Tommy to Whos next in 2 years?
DARKsideOFtheLED: Over the Hills and Far Away is another good example for buildup
lunch998: those are very differnet

Badmoon
09-18-2004, 11:10 PM
RevelManBand: the who perfected the use of multiple instruments
Stonefree1313: SAME WITH ZEP
RevelManBand: and thier movie was far superior to zeppelins
Smoothmb2: If you listen to the beggining of a zeppelin song and the end of a zeppelin song, you wouldnt even think they were the same song, but it all fits together so well. Thats how well they build up
badmoon349: The Who are the experimental Rock group
RevelManBand: no they did not, not in the way the who did, they used more than just typical rock instruments
lunch998: Zeppelin never had a great double album either
lunch998: Physical graffiti is great
lunch998: but some of the songs on the second side dont cut it
Stonefree1313: Like what
lunch998: i dont care much for In the light
lunch998: or black county woman
Stonefree1313: it is good
badmoon349: The Who AREN'T thieves
Stonefree1313: Uhhhhh
Stonefree1313: The best Zep was Origanil
badmoon349: sure, but...
lunch998: lets stick to arguing about the music soundwise, not if it was stolen
RevelManBand: and they have good acoustic songs aswell behind blue eyes, drowned, so sad bout us....
badmoon349: okay
Stonefree1313: same with Zeppelin
lunch998: oh and down by the seaside sucks
bass over all: Not as good as zeppelin's
Stonefree1313: Bron-yr-aur,Going to California
lunch998: boogie with stu is nothing special
bass over all: Both tremendous songs
Stonefree1313: Gallow's Pole
Stonefree1313: Friends
DARKsideOFtheLED: Bron-y-Aur stomp is also good
badmoon349: I believe The Who really made Rock, Rock. Not a genre that you get when you mix two genres
DARKsideOFtheLED: the way robert dedicated it to his dog
bass over all: Babe in=m gonna leave you
Stonefree1313: the best^
Stonefree1313: you cant beat it
lunch998: Zeppelin did have some great acoustic songs, which were important because its a switch from their "Heavy metal" style
RevelManBand: they did have good acoustic song but so did the who
Stonefree1313: yeah they are so diverse
RevelManBand: not as diverse as the who
lunch998: Tommy has a lot of acoustic guitar and its amazing
lunch998: Tommy by itself would make the Who gods of rock
Stonefree1313: Blues,Acoustic,Heavy,Soft,
badmoon349: I when I think The Who, i think amazement. When I think of what other think about Zep, I think, "Rock out"
lunch998: The Who deserves points for developing an amazing rock opera, something zeppelin didnt do
Smoothmb2: I think zeppelin did it
badmoon349: The Who's influence from all of their work, is like this,.
Smoothmb2: but it was more of a symphony than an opera
lunch998: what was Zeppelin symphony?
badmoon349: The Who>Punk>Harcore>Grunge
DARKsideOFtheLED: The Orchastra version
DARKsideOFtheLED: of zeppelin
Stonefree1313: listen to Kashmir
lunch998: thats not a rock opera
lunch998: its still just a song
Smoothmb2: dazed and confised
DARKsideOFtheLED: Smoothmb2: but it was more of a symphony than an opera
RevelManBand: that's not rock opera
DARKsideOFtheLED: it was a symphony
lunch998: theres not a whole ablum developed around a story
Smoothmb2: Not a literal symphony
badmoon349: The Who, really made Tommy a symphony, when Qudrophenia is more of a Rock Opera
Smoothmb2: just the way they composed songs
Stonefree1313: Townshend has Child Porn
RevelManBand: ya well the who did both
RevelManBand: keep stupid things out of this debate
badmoon349: He was looking for a chilfrens charity to donate to.
badmoon349: children's*
DARKsideOFtheLED: Kashmir - The Symphonic Led Zeppelin
DARKsideOFtheLED: is the ablum title
RevelManBand: ?
DARKsideOFtheLED: its a symphony
DARKsideOFtheLED: that played led zeppelin songs
lunch998: symphony doesnt mean there is any relation between songs
DARKsideOFtheLED: well thats true
Stonefree1313: the Who also doesnt know when to quit
lunch998: how so?
Stonefree1313: Years and Years of Farewell tours
RevelManBand: they're still playing great, i have live recordings in the last years.
badmoon349: Who cares, they've been reborn
lunch998: yea where as Zeppelin is holding out on millions of fans
Stonefree1313: they've lost 2 members
Smoothmb2: It's good Zeppelin stopped
DARKsideOFtheLED: Zeppelin knew their time had come when Bonham died
Stonefree1313: how can they be implaceble if they can get the same sound without them
lunch998: im not saying they should have continued after bonham died
Smoothmb2: do you want them to do what Skynryd did? just keep continuing no matter what the line up is?
lunch998: they should go a reunion toor now though
RevelManBand: this isn't really relevant
DARKsideOFtheLED: Zeppelin knew it would be an insult to Bonham if they played without someone else other than him backing him
lunch998: I know
lunch998: im glad they stopped after he died
badmoon349: Bonham's a selfesh bastard then
Stonefree1313: not just disrespecting there members by continuing the band
lunch998: what???
lunch998: he ****ing died
badmoon349: and it's sad
lunch998: when he died its not like he told the band to stop playing
lunch998: the band decided to do it
Stonefree1313: The Who are just Money Whores
badmoon349: "Zeppelin knew it would be an insult to Bonham"
lunch998: there was nothing selfish about bonham dying and the band deciding not to go on
badmoon349: The Who, money whores
Stonefree1313: yeah
badmoon349: Your comparing them to Zeppelin.
lunch998: Zeppelin is the ultimate money whore
RevelManBand: hahaha good point
badmoon349: ONE BIG ****ING GIMMICK
Smoothmb2: This is killin me. I'm not a die hard fan of either band, although I give Zep the edge. Gimme a call when the Allmans come up
lunch998: thats not even a topic to discuss
badmoon349: k
RevelManBand: want to get back to something relevant?
lunch998: yea
Stonefree1313: Zeppelin didnt want this to happen
Stonefree1313: it just did
lunch998: im still confused about how Bonham is selfish
Stonefree1313: yeah
RevelManBand: it's not now lets get on with this
Stonefree1313: Explain
lunch998: he never said the band shouldnt play if he died
badmoon349: Well, Zeppelin could cry to Pink Floyd about it
Stonefree1313: why
Stonefree1313: I dont understand

Badmoon
09-18-2004, 11:12 PM
Smoothmb2: Floyds singer died
Stonefree1313: no
lunch998: Barret?
DARKsideOFtheLED: he went coo koo
Smoothmb2: or went crazy i mean
Smoothmb2: same thing
lunch998: yea i heard he was still alive
badmoon349: Here, if Led Zeppelin considered it an insult to Bonham to keep touring, they must of thought he wouldn't want them to continue. Or they wouldn't mind.
Smoothmb2: left the badn
Smoothmb2: band
Smoothmb2: but imagine zeppelin without plant
Stonefree1313: i cant
DARKsideOFtheLED: they were all a key part of the band
lunch998: Maybe Zeppelin didnt want to continue after Bonham died because its not like you can go out and get another bonham
DARKsideOFtheLED: they couldn't continue at all if one of the members died
lunch998: the music wouldnt be the same, it wouldnt be as good
badmoon349: So was Garcia, but they're still tourin'
Stonefree1313: but not in the Who's case
lunch998: you cant replace something like that sometimes
lunch998: maybe Zeppelin was such a tight-knit band that they knew they couldnt replace bonhams sound
Stonefree1313: still touring after 2 dead members
Stonefree1313: and you seem to believe that they have the same sound
lunch998: its more of a sign of respect than showing that bonham was selfish
Smoothmb2 has left the room.
lunch998: maybe bonham wanted to the band to continue whether he was dead or not
badmoon349: then they should have
badmoon349: Of course we won't know, so neither of us should be judging
lunch998: ok then thats page,pland, and jones fault, not bonhams
bass over all: they didnt know what he wanted cuz he was DEAD
badmoon349: I'm not saying he was
Stonefree1313: RocknotRolls on
lunch998: dont call bonham selfish if you dont know how he felt about the situation
badmoon349: I'm saying in reference to Malcolms post
DARKsideOFtheLED: it was a matter of respect to the afterlife
lunch998: ok lets get off this
DARKsideOFtheLED: remember how involved page was with the occult
badmoon349: ++ gimmick
lunch998: theres nothing there to discuss really
lunch998: what about live?
lunch998: who do you think was better?
Stonefree1313: Zepp
badmoon349: The Who take it
lunch998: explain
badmoon349: They were a ****ing wall of well composed sound
wow a tree22 has entered the room.
Stonefree1313: what
badmoon349: each member had more life in them than 1000000 kids with ADD put together
badmoon349: except Entwistle
lunch998: Pete townsend said himself that each of their albums was really trying to get the same sound in the studio as the had live
badmoon349: of course
lunch998: the who were a live based band
Stonefree1313: Bonham and Moon were great drummers live
RevelManBand: the who takes zep live, they were just one of the craziest, best live bands ever
RevelManBand: crazy antics, watch the kids are alright
wow a tree22: Bonham had tons of life in him, slamming the drums and all that
lunch998: my dad saw the who live, he said it was phenomenal
wow a tree22: he was much louder than moon
Stonefree1313: Drinking Bourban on stage
RevelManBand: the who = loudest band
badmoon349: Keith Moon passed out on stage once
lunch998: the Who - destroying all the equiment
lunch998: keith moon had better stage antics
lunch998: he threw his sticks in the middle of songs
DARKsideOFtheLED: its not like bonham didn't wreck his drums after moby dick
lunch998: stood up while he was playing
badmoon349: Get live at the Isle of Wight
RevelManBand: he didn't do it like moon did
lunch998: i have that DVd
badmoon349: Watch Won't Get Fooled Again
DARKsideOFtheLED: Moon blew his up with explosives
RevelManBand: the who would almost kill people if you went on stage
badmoon349: and especially watch Townshend
Stonefree1313: agreed
Stonefree1313: the Who take it

lunch998
09-18-2004, 11:12 PM
Rockandroll use talk on here since your Aim is messed up.

By the way good job Badmoon.

Badmoon
09-18-2004, 11:13 PM
lunch998: thats not on the isle of wight i have
badmoon349: The Who gave up Townshend's **** hearing
wow a tree22: who says being crazy and dangerous makes them better? What about an all around better sound. Zeppelin had that
badmoon349: ****, I'm think of Kids are alright
lunch998: the isle of wight dvd i have is in 69 or 70 i believe before whos next
lunch998: yea
lunch998: i said before the Plant tends to sing off key sometimes live
wow a tree22: Townhend never went into a 10 minute insane guitar solo
wow a tree22: townsend*
lunch998: if by insane you mean play a few notes with a bow
DARKsideOFtheLED: he played the bow not very long
badmoon349: People don't just go see a band for anttics, they go because of the tunes. So, The Who of course had them.
lunch998: yea its got to be 3 or 4 minutes
DARKsideOFtheLED: but have you heard the solo from Heartbreaker on HTWWW
wow a tree22: The live solo for dazed and confuses is head and shoulders above anything that townhead ever did
wow a tree22: and heartbreaker
lunch998: ok the solo from heartbreaker owns
lunch998: townshend wasnt a solo guitarist though
Stonefree1313: which people dont want
Stonefree1313: they want solos
lunch998: so saying jimmy page is better than him at soloing isnt saying much
badmoon349: No, he was all energy
bass over all: White summer on the DVD is 110x better than anything townsend could even think about doing
lunch998: but i agree about the hearbreaker
badmoon349: No, people don't wnt fun/a show/ energy
lunch998: townshend had the windmill with his loud *** chords
lunch998: thats sheer energy
lunch998: The who probably had more energy live
RevelManBand: stop saying page was a better soloist and therefore more amazing. Townshen is more like Fripp in that he's not about solo's but nonetheless an amazing guitarist
RevelManBand: they definitely had more energy lvie
badmoon349: yeah
lunch998: Entwhislte and JPJ both didnt do much
Stonefree1313: soloing adds to being a better guitarist
lunch998: Pete has so much more energy than Page though
Stonefree1313: so do riffs and page owend townshend at both of them
lunch998: Pages solos were pretty kickass
lunch998: Pete has more stage prescense
wow a tree22: Townshend didn;t do many guitar solos. And the ones he did do, page's were better
badmoon349: No one wants to see Plant's homosexual on stage antics
Stonefree1313: what
RevelManBand: guitar solo's aren't everything
lunch998: homephobe
wow a tree22: Plant is entertaining
badmoon349: **** the gays
badmoon349: hahaha
lunch998: yea even I'm attracted to him, and i consider myself pretty straight
DARKsideOFtheLED: ...
DARKsideOFtheLED: ok that was weird lunch
RevelManBand: fripp is an amzingly amazing guitarist but no one listen to king crimson for the guitar solos
lunch998: haha
wow a tree22: And he wasn't gay, he got tons of women
lunch998: i was joking
lunch998: he was married
wow a tree22: yeah, he had kinds and all
wow a tree22: kids*
lunch998: Zeppelin overcame more problems
RevelManBand: how so?
lunch998: Plants car crash
lunch998: that set them back for awhile
DARKsideOFtheLED: and the death of his kid
badmoon349: Yeah, what the hell is a gay guy doing married :lol:
DARKsideOFtheLED: Karac
lunch998: Plants son died
Stonefree1313: yeah
badmoon349: Zeppelin? More Problems? Get outta here
Stonefree1313: how so
lunch998: they both had drummers that died
lunch998: im talking about big scale tragic problems
badmoon349: Townshend = Neverous breakdown/Child Porn
badmoon349: The Who = Breakup
wow a tree22: I think that the overall quality of zeppelin's albums are better. Take each bands's first albums. The who's was rough and unpolished. Zeppelin self titled is a masterpiece

Badmoon
09-18-2004, 11:13 PM
badmoon349: Keith Moon - Ran over driver/dead
badmoon349: Entwistle - Dead
badmoon349: The Who - fans killed at show
Stonefree1313: thats horrible
wow a tree22: Fans were only killed when rushing madly to get good seats
badmoon349: So
RevelManBand: they didn't do it though they didn't even know until after the show
lunch998: there were plenty of riots at zeppelin shows
RevelManBand: it's still something to get over
wow a tree22: it's not like they were homicides
badmoon349: that's still a tradgedy
wow a tree22: sp*
wow a tree22: yeah
lunch998: when plant broke his foot/leg that was a huge problem
wow a tree22: Zeppelni at a point reached close to a beatles live show mentality.
badmoon349: shut up
badmoon349: broken foot, lol
lunch998: Zeppelin had all this momentum going and they were in their prime
lunch998: and that ruined it all
Stonefree1313: yeah
lunch998: the beatles played for like 25 minutes and took a break
lunch998: and had an opening act
DARKsideOFtheLED: When Jimmy broke his ring finger they couldn't play certain songs on their setlists
wow a tree22: page broke his hand, and played the a whole show perfectly with a light cast on
badmoon349: That's not a tradgedy
wow a tree22: or, finger
badmoon349: It's not a huge problem
DARKsideOFtheLED: but...stil.....
lunch998: George Harrison himself said he was amazed there was no warmup act or break in Led Zeppelin shows
RevelManBand: wow, the vocalist can still sing with a broken finger whoopdeedoo
badmoon349: hahah
DARKsideOFtheLED: ...
DARKsideOFtheLED: page doesn't sing.
lunch998: he played guitar
wow a tree22: indeed he did
RevelManBand: oh sorry i thought you said plant
DARKsideOFtheLED: lol
DARKsideOFtheLED: its called "READING"
RevelManBand: stupid both being p names
DARKsideOFtheLED:
lunch998: yea we all make mistakes
wow a tree22:
lunch998: keep the donkeys in the other chat
Stonefree1313: this is tense
DARKsideOFtheLED: i think rock has some sort of weird obsessions with donkeys
wow a tree22: sorry
lunch998: back on topic
lunch998: The who live at leeds - one of the best live albums ever
RevelManBand: in terms of live shows the whoe were definitely better, pete got out there and he made sure it got done right
badmoon349: no doubt
lunch998: The deluxe edition>HTWWW
Stonefree1313: HTWWW also
lunch998: no way
lunch998: the whole tommy album played live
lunch998: amazing
Stonefree1313: my mom saw Tommy
DARKsideOFtheLED: Dazed and Confused and Whole Lotta Love on HTWWW, its basically all of them improving
lunch998: HTWWW is great but its not as good
wow a tree22: Yep
wow a tree22: and heartbreaker
lunch998: my generation - 15 minutes
lunch998: the who could do that too
wow a tree22: it was late i ntheir carrer, after all of the drugs
DARKsideOFtheLED: Dazed and Confused - 22 minutes
lunch998: oh sorry im supposed to be bold
lunch998: im not saying its as long
DARKsideOFtheLED: Moby Dick - 18 mins
Blksabbathfwb28 has left the room.
lunch998: dazed and confused has down time in it to
DARKsideOFtheLED: Whole Lotta Love - 25
Stonefree1313: w00t
lunch998: i dont like hearing the random bow noises
badmoon349: Who cares about time
Stonefree1313: I do
lunch998: and sheer length doesnt mean the musics better
badmoon349: it's not like they're jam bands
wow a tree22: the bow noises were great
Stonefree1313: Floyd wasnt either
lunch998: ok you listen to that and i'll take amazing journey
wow a tree22: they added to the mood of the song, like pink floyd does
Stonefree1313: Echoes owns

Badmoon
09-18-2004, 11:14 PM
lunch998: Who and Zeppelin
Stonefree1313: its long and it adds to it
Stonefree1313: oh yeah
lunch998: And another thing about HTWWW and the Zep dvd
lunch998: who cares about hearing the acoustic songs live
wow a tree22: The who had barely any psychedelic elements of their show, zeppelin had 20 minute masterpieces
DARKsideOFtheLED: the acoustic songs were great
DARKsideOFtheLED: on the dvd
lunch998: theres not that much you can add to going to california
lunch998: i like them but i dont need to watch it
badmoon349: The Who weren't psychedelic
RevelManBand: zep didn't have nearas much energy live
badmoon349: they were originally mods
badmoon349: tthey valued power and rythm
RevelManBand: exactly
DARKsideOFtheLED: new topic i thinks...
lunch998: how many other bands had the lead instrument be drums?
wow a tree22: zeppelin had hardrock, blues, folk and psychedelic elements to their albums. The Who were just rockers
Stonefree1313: yeah
Stonefree1313: more diverse
badmoon349: The Who has Blues, Rythm, Folk, opera, ect...
wow a tree22: soem acoustic stuff that' good but nothing too diverse
RevelManBand: no, orchestra rock, mod, blues rock, hard rock, folk
wow a tree22: like opera once
RevelManBand: nothing to diverse?
badmoon349: pop
badmoon349: Operca twice
badmoon349: opera*
wow a tree22: or twice, The Who never used as many instruments either
lunch998: compare A Quick One to Whos Next
lunch998: thats pretty different if you ask me
wow a tree22: Check out Gallows poll, JPJ rocks the mandoli and the banjo
badmoon349: The Who used a much greater variety of instruments
wow a tree22: mandolin*
Stonefree1313: no
lunch998: I think Zeppelin might have them as far as instruments
badmoon349: French Horn, Trombone, sythn, ect...
RevelManBand: the who use many instruments, synth, french horn, piano, that thing in come together i forget what it's called
lunch998: Zeppelin goes from Out On the Tiles to Gallows Pole on one album
lunch998: metal to acoustic folk with banjos/mandolins
badmoon349: Should I be impressed
Stonefree1313: yes
badmoon349: JPJ is a crap banjoist
wow a tree22: He;s decent
badmoon349: no
wow a tree22: :-(
lunch998: you dont have to be impressed
Stonefree1313: yes
badmoon349: yes to what
lunch998: but maybe give an argument back instead of just saying that JPJ sucks
wow a tree22: The banjo was to merely add to the effect of the song, it's not like he uses it a lot
badmoon349: I said he sucks at bajo
badmoon349: banjo*
Stonefree1313: And add effect it did
badmoon349: okay
RevelManBand: so, you act as though tommy doesn't exist
RevelManBand: they used other instruments too
badmoon349: He plucks the strings in an 8th rate manner and obviously shows no skills in the banjo area
badmoon349: happy?
lunch998: touche
Stonefree1313: he ver used the banjo much
wow a tree22: Everything mentioned about the who's diversity so far has been about Tommy, fine, one masterpiece, what about the rest of their songs?
Stonefree1313: never*
badmoon349: Which makes me wonder, why did he start
RevelManBand: listen to squeeze box, then won't get fooled again

Badmoon
09-18-2004, 11:14 PM
Stonefree1313: to add effect
RevelManBand: then magic bus
badmoon349: Quadrophenia, Who's Next, A Quick One, all masterpieces
wow a tree22: Stairway to heaven can match tommy as far as masterpieces go
lunch998: Tommy is 23 songs
badmoon349: hahaha, no
Stonefree1313: 1,2,4,HOTH,PH
lunch998: stairway is one
Stonefree1313: masterpeices
lunch998: tommy is 75 minutes of great thematic music
lunch998: stairway is 8
lunch998: dont compare tommy to stairway
wow a tree22: Houses of the holy doesn't have any bad songs, the who has at least 3 boring =, uninteresting songs on each album
badmoon349: on
badmoon349: i love all of Tommy and Quadrophenia
wow a tree22: I do too...
Stonefree1313: 2 doesnt either
Stonefree1313: I love that album
RevelManBand: then your point is ruined tree
RevelManBand: woops
lunch998: dancing days isnt great
wow a tree22: i'm just saying, zeppelin had far more top quality songs than the who
lunch998: i really dont like d'yer maker
Stonefree1313: Dancing Days is great
lunch998: and the crunge is fun, but not a great song
Stonefree1313: Its funky
wow a tree22: d'yer maker it great, the lyrics might be a little lame but it's a godo listen
lunch998: yea i enjoy it but its not something that i look for on a great album
Stonefree1313: D'yer Maker is also just a fun song
wow a tree22: yep, it's a less serious song
badmoon349: I also believe Plant's solo stuff suck, but it's irrelevanyt
lunch998: ok me and badmoon are thinking a band switch might be good
wow a tree22: can't have all The Rain Song's and No Quarters an an album
lunch998: so its either Dead vs. The Allmans or Cream vs. the Doors
bass over all: a band switch is needed
Stonefree1313: cream and Doors
lunch998: the rain song is boring
lunch998: i think its overrated
badmoon349: Dead vs. allmans
Stonefree1313: Rain Song is awesome
bass over all: cream vs. doors
wow a tree22: Aww come on, when the mellowtron comes in to an already brilliant guitar part, that's jsut pro
lunch998: no quarter is amazing though
bass over all: You cant put the rain song down
Stonefree1313: they both are
wow a tree22: we're done with zeppelin vs the who are we not?
lunch998: no quarter is one of those songs that makes an album good
bass over all: yea
lunch998: we are
lunch998: so for Cream vs. doors has 2 votes
Stonefree1313: I want The Doors
wow a tree22: I say onto almans vs the dead
badmoon349: officially donw now

Badmoon
09-18-2004, 11:15 PM
please delete all post that interupt the conversation.

RockAndRoll
09-18-2004, 11:15 PM
i'm glad i was there so i don't have to read through all of that.

Badmoon
09-18-2004, 11:18 PM
Thanks so far :)

Yeah, with long threads, they are long convos.

lunch998
09-18-2004, 11:21 PM
Yea me too. I don't think anyone is going to read it all the way through. Then again most of the regulars in this thread were involved in the debate.

RockAndRoll
09-18-2004, 11:21 PM
Thanks so far :)

Yeah, with long threads, they are long convos.
This thread is way more succesful then i ever though a thread could be.

we should compile more lists too, like the thing with the drum parts. and have more debates than just on bands.

RockAndRoll
09-18-2004, 11:22 PM
Yea me too. I don't think anyone is going to read it all the way through. Then again most of the regulars in this thread were involved in the debate.
I'd have read it if I missed it, i've read every post of this thread and i'm not about to stop now.

lunch998
09-18-2004, 11:22 PM
I think we should make a more official or refined list of drum parts.

lunch998
09-18-2004, 11:23 PM
I'd have read it if I missed it, i've read every post of this thread and i'm not about to stop now.

Good Man.

RockAndRoll
09-18-2004, 11:23 PM
agreed, I was just throwing stuff out trying to get something going.

lunch998
09-18-2004, 11:24 PM
I think maybe a debate about the best album or something along those lines.

Badmoon
09-18-2004, 11:25 PM
That was really fun though.

RockAndRoll
09-18-2004, 11:25 PM
I think the drum part in ballroom blitz is another one.

lunch998
09-18-2004, 11:26 PM
That was really fun though.

Yea it was, we have to set up another debate that would be that fun. I think we learned it is a good idea to compare bands that have similarities or the same genre. Allmans vs. Grateful Dead would have been much better. Badmoon was right.

RockAndRoll
09-18-2004, 11:26 PM
That was really fun though.
It was indeed, went very well. I'm glad I got AIM!

lunch998
09-18-2004, 11:29 PM
The drum part in Nothing is Easy by Jethro Tull is good too. Clive Bunker is really overlooked as a great Classic Rock drummer.

RockAndRoll
09-18-2004, 11:30 PM
The only problem with dead vs allmans is most people there said they didn't know enough about them to debate.

Badmoon
09-18-2004, 11:32 PM
You guys need to research!

RockAndRoll
09-18-2004, 11:33 PM
The drum part in Nothing is Easy by Jethro Tull is good too. Clive Bunker is really overlooked as a great Classic Rock drummer.
One of my favourite drummers is actually John Densmore, I love his style. Amazing feel, and you have to love the intro to break on through(among other things).

lunch998
09-18-2004, 11:34 PM
Unfortunatly I'm loaded down with research for school, instead of having time to research for a classic rock debate.

lunch998
09-18-2004, 11:35 PM
Rockandroll, I don't know if you've heard Jethro Tull - Dharma for one. It's a drum solo that rivals the studio recordings of Moby Dick and Toad.

Yea John Densmore is really good too.

RockAndRoll
09-18-2004, 11:37 PM
Rockandroll, I don't know if you've heard Jethro Tull - Dharma for one. It's a drum solo that rivals the studio recordings of Moby Dick and Toad.
No I haven't, I'll give it a listen as soon as I can. I really wish i had money so could just go out and buy a multitude of albums. I like Bonzo's montreux better than Moby dick, so good musically.

Badmoon
09-18-2004, 11:38 PM
Who's the drummer for King Crimson?

RockAndRoll
09-18-2004, 11:38 PM
Who's the drummer for King Crimson?
haha i was thinking the same thing, it depends on the album though. I was going to mention them when Tull got mentioned.

Badmoon
09-18-2004, 11:40 PM
Something Bruford??

RockAndRoll
09-18-2004, 11:40 PM
Bill, who also played for yes.

lunch998
09-18-2004, 11:41 PM
Hes good.

RockAndRoll
09-18-2004, 11:42 PM
He wasn't an original member though and isn't a current one.

theslideparamita
09-18-2004, 11:47 PM
I'm a classic rock fan too, but everyone knows that.

theslideparamita
09-18-2004, 11:50 PM
I wish Bruford still played for Yes. I saw Yes already this year and it was Alan White, but I wish Bruford was there instead. Alan White is great, but Bruford, as the original member was a better arranger/composer. Well, at least he played for King Crimson.

RockAndRoll
09-18-2004, 11:52 PM
Here's how it goes:
Court of the crimson king, In the wake of Poseidon - Micheal Giles
Lizard - Andy MCculloch
Islands, Earthbound - Ian Wallace
Larks toungues in aspic - Jamie Muir
Larks toungues in Aspic, Starless and bible Black, Red, USA, Discipline, Beat, Three of a perfect Pair, Dinosaur, Thrak - Bill Bruford
Dinosaur, Thrak - Pat Mastelotto
And their current drummer is Pat Mastelotto

Badmoon
09-18-2004, 11:57 PM
Court of the crimson kind, In the wake of Poseidon - Micheal Giles

Giles, that's him. He's...he's nuts.

Schecterbassloser24
09-19-2004, 12:08 AM
ive noticed an awful lot of people having led zep shirts at school, but are unable to contribute to conversations about the band, or able to name more then 1 of their songs (stairway...) i think alot of people just go with the flow and go to great lengths to be "different" and going back in time does that for alot of people. as does hello kitty. grrrrrr. but its a shame because the doors, the beatles, the rolling stones and all those gramps with amps really do kick major wrinkly ***.

Creedence Clearwater
09-19-2004, 12:41 AM
I am sorry for going of topic but I just saw that i am nearing 100 posts in this thread, you know how it says when you hover the mouse over the icon next to the name. So how many do you regulars have?

Against Miik!
09-19-2004, 12:43 AM
18dos

Creedence Clearwater
09-19-2004, 12:59 AM
18dos

yes that number :confused:

magicbus
09-19-2004, 08:54 AM
How do you check the number?

Broken Arrow
09-19-2004, 09:02 AM
I think you click on the number of posts when you are looking through the

EDIT:too slow

MalcolmYoungRock
09-19-2004, 10:07 AM
There's a lot of people who only posted one post then left.

I believe most of those posts went

"I think Led Zeppelin is cool"

then they walked off.

RockAndRoll
09-19-2004, 11:05 AM
Giles, that's him. He's...he's nuts.
I like him.

RockAndRoll
09-19-2004, 11:32 AM
I wish Bruford still played for Yes. I saw Yes already this year and it was Alan White, but I wish Bruford was there instead. Alan White is great, but Bruford, as the original member was a better arranger/composer. Well, at least he played for King Crimson.
I've been told Yes is a great show to go to though.

MalcolmYoungRock
09-19-2004, 11:40 AM
Bumpage :)

RockAndRoll
09-19-2004, 11:42 AM
stop bumping the thread, if you want to bump it at least put something semi-interesting.

slowhand
09-19-2004, 11:55 AM
Anyone here a fan of Derek and the Dominos?

jpj
09-19-2004, 11:56 AM
what gov't mule cd should i get?

RockAndRoll
09-19-2004, 12:01 PM
Anyone here a fan of Derek and the Dominos?
I think everyone knows them a little bit but I don't think we have any religious followers.

slowhand
09-19-2004, 12:09 PM
I don't think there should be, they only released one album. But I think it's great, I love them, specially the solos, and the 3 guitar duels. And love those Bell Bottom Blues.

Eric Clapton and Duane Allman in the same album... that's awesome.

RockAndRoll
09-19-2004, 12:11 PM
do we have any religious clapton followers? I mean sure we all love him and acknowledge him as a god of rock but do we have any religious ones here like we have for the dead, jeff healey, or like some of those one post people were to zeppelin?

jpj
09-19-2004, 12:14 PM
i dont think we do. no ones answered my question yet :upset:

RockAndRoll
09-19-2004, 12:16 PM
i dont think we do. no ones answered my question yet :upset:
Wait until badmoon gets here, I wouldn't be in any place to tell you which one to get seeing as I have none of them. But I'm sure he's already suggested some if you care to seacrh the thread.

slowhand
09-19-2004, 12:18 PM
Well, maybe I'm a religious follower of Clapton, or at least the closest thing we have here to one (if you didn't know, my avatar is a shot of Clapton and 'Slowhand' is Clapton nickname).

guitarist369
09-19-2004, 12:20 PM
there's alot of pages in this thread,****

RockAndRoll
09-19-2004, 12:21 PM
Well, maybe I'm a religious follower of Clapton, or at least the closest thing we have here to one (if you didn't know, my avatar is a shot of Clapton and 'Slowhand' is Clapton nickname).
It's not a terribly good shot of clapton. I've got a shot of cream as my backgrund on my computer and Wheels of fire is in my avatar.

slowhand
09-19-2004, 12:22 PM
I know it's not a good shot of Clapton, but I like it. It's when he was playing as part of the one time supergroup, the Dirty Macs. Their only appearence, the Rolling Stones Rock 'n Roll Circus.

RNR
09-19-2004, 12:23 PM
Pfft I donb't worship healey, he's insanely good but i'm not to a badmoon-ish point of worshiping him (as badmoon worships The dead).

Ha, badmoon enjoys his postcount++ from posting that whole convo.

MalcolmYoungRock
09-19-2004, 12:25 PM
I'm sure he does.

Anyway, I got Van Halen and Appetite for Destruction.

I was able to get both because Van Halen was 9 bucks :).

I started writing the review today.

MalcolmYoungRock
09-19-2004, 12:26 PM
Pfft I donb't worship healey, he's insanely good but i'm not to a badmoon-ish point of worshiping him (as badmoon worships The dead).

Ha, badmoon enjoys his postcount++ from posting that whole convo.

don't*

You don't worship healy. You worship his mullet :)

jpj
09-19-2004, 12:26 PM
god ****it the search isnt given me anything :angry: wheres badmoon when you need him most :upset:

RockAndRoll
09-19-2004, 12:38 PM
Pfft I donb't worship healey, he's insanely good but i'm not to a badmoon-ish point of worshiping him (as badmoon worships The dead).

Ha, badmoon enjoys his postcount++ from posting that whole convo.
well it got the point across so that's good enough!

RNR
09-19-2004, 12:55 PM
don't*

You don't worship healy. You worship his mullet :)

Yes, the only reason he's in my avatar is because of the mullet.

(in actual fact, "hell to pay" was the only album in which he had a mullet for)

MalcolmYoungRock
09-19-2004, 01:05 PM
Yes, the only reason he's in my avatar is because of the mullet.

(in actual fact, "hell to pay" was the only album in which he had a mullet for)

Ha! I knew it!

Broken Arrow
09-19-2004, 01:32 PM
don't*

You don't worship healy. You worship his mullet :)

2 great debut albums. Leading me to my next question which band or solo artist has the bets debut albums??

jpj
09-19-2004, 01:36 PM
led zeppelin, I think most would agree that their first 2 were their best

Hotdogman
09-19-2004, 01:46 PM
I would consider AC/DC classic rock, definatly

Seafroggys
09-19-2004, 01:53 PM
Here's an interesting debate for you all....

What's the best subgenre of classic rock (or at least your favorite)?

Blues Rock
Folk Rock
Hard Rock
Pop Rock
Southern Rock
Prog Rock
And for you Deadheads.....Jam Rock

Any other catagories welcome, but don't subdivide too much.

RNR
09-19-2004, 02:07 PM
Blues rock for me.

Spectrum
09-19-2004, 02:09 PM
Here's an interesting debate for you all....

What's the best subgenre of classic rock (or at least your favorite)?

Blues Rock
Folk Rock
Hard Rock
Pop Rock
Southern Rock
Prog Rock
And for you Deadheads.....Jam Rock

Any other catagories welcome, but don't subdivide too much.
Geez, only one? Because I could go for Blues Rock, Prog Rock or Jam Rock right about now...

...But I guess I'm gonna have to go with Jam Rock. So many other Rock elements and subdivision elements can be incorporated into it.

thickasabrick
09-19-2004, 02:27 PM
i cant choose between all those, no pop rock. heres my order though
1. blues rock
2. jam rock
3. prog rock
4. folk rock
5. hard rock
6. southern rock

100. soft rock

RNR
09-19-2004, 02:31 PM
^hehehe, poor soft rock.

But w0opt70z0rz for blues rock.

MalcolmYoungRock
09-19-2004, 02:43 PM
Edit: Nevermind post cout ++

lunch998
09-19-2004, 02:47 PM
Go Jam rock.

Badmoon
09-19-2004, 03:04 PM
My Favorite Gov't Mule Album - The Deep End: Volume 1, or s/t

I'm not religiously connected to The Grateful Dead. Me and God are like this, *Twists index and middle fingers together*.

And I'm not a fanboy of The Grateful Dead, just a large fan. I'm not afraid to say what there low points are.

:)

Woodstock
09-19-2004, 03:06 PM
The Dead are folk and jam rock. And prog is great, so are the blues, and hard rock.

They're all great.

It was nice to see Stephen Stills on that guitar list badmoon.

Badmoon
09-19-2004, 03:07 PM
The Dead are a lot of things. But I guess Rock, or Jam Rock would suit them best. They've done Rockabilly, Blues, Country, Folk, Bluegrass, Psychedelia, ect...

Woodstock
09-19-2004, 03:08 PM
They are their own genre.

Broken Arrow
09-19-2004, 03:33 PM
I think Blues Rock is the best

Can you list some of the Deads low points?

jpj
09-19-2004, 03:36 PM
blues and hard rock>all IMO

Broken Arrow
09-19-2004, 03:39 PM
Even Prog?? ^

jpj
09-19-2004, 03:41 PM
oh yeah, i guess i likie some prog. too. rush owns! :thumb:

Broken Arrow
09-19-2004, 03:43 PM
Rush does own,whats your favourite song?

Badmoon
09-19-2004, 03:44 PM
Can you list some of the Deads low points?

- The early recordings are bad

That's pretty much it.

jpj
09-19-2004, 03:44 PM
hmm, i'd have to pick between tom sawyer, freewill, fly by night, and subdivisions

goo goo dolls
09-19-2004, 03:46 PM
who here likes goo goo dolls??

Paranoidd
09-19-2004, 03:47 PM
Not me. I'd rather slide down a six foot razorblade into a pool of vinegar then listen to that tripe.

jpj
09-19-2004, 03:48 PM
123456789
i hope hes joking

Broken Arrow
09-19-2004, 03:49 PM
^ :lol: :to Paranoidd

My favourite Rush song:Xanadu or Fly by Night

Paranoidd
09-19-2004, 03:50 PM
Mine is definitely Xanadu. It doesn't get any better than that.

jpj
09-19-2004, 03:50 PM
im listening to animals right now dogs could be a little shorter, but still very good

Broken Arrow
09-19-2004, 03:51 PM
no Floyd song could be shorter.

wanton
09-19-2004, 03:53 PM
No one likes folk rock? I like it just as much as blues rock.

jpj
09-19-2004, 03:54 PM
i guess it does add that Floydiness to it, but im a busy man

Broken Arrow
09-19-2004, 03:55 PM
No one likes folk rock? I like it just as much as blues rock.
What of course we like folk rock who ever said we didnt?

RNR
09-19-2004, 04:04 PM
I like folk rock. Just not as much as blues rock.

Drum_and_Bass_Guy89
09-19-2004, 04:06 PM
i love ***** and zeppelin fav song from them is dazed and confused

jpj
09-19-2004, 04:08 PM
yea dazed and confused is a great song. can i help you with anything else?

MalcolmYoungRock
09-19-2004, 04:30 PM
I hope that Goo Goo Doll guy was crazy or something.

Posting about the Goo Goo Dolls in the forum thats about classic rock? Please.

Maggot Dream
09-19-2004, 04:51 PM
^ ^ agreed.

RNR
09-19-2004, 04:52 PM
Not me. I'd rather slide down a six foot razorblade into a pool of vinegar then listen to that tripe.

:lol: zwn'd

MalcolmYoungRock
09-19-2004, 06:41 PM
My friend said something like that once.

"I'd rather slide down a slide made of razorblades then land in a pool of orange juice than talk to you."

It hurts.

jpj
09-19-2004, 06:53 PM
^^^i should try that

magicbus
09-19-2004, 07:37 PM
do we have any religious clapton followers? I mean sure we all love him and acknowledge him as a god of rock but do we have any religious ones here like we have for the dead, jeff healey, or like some of those one post people were to zeppelin?

I'm religious about Clapton :thumb:

And I'm pretty sure Badmoon is about Gov't Mule.

magicbus
09-19-2004, 07:38 PM
Well, maybe I'm a religious follower of Clapton, or at least the closest thing we have here to one (if you didn't know, my avatar is a shot of Clapton and 'Slowhand' is Clapton nickname).

I knew both of those! They called him that cause he was the expert of slowhand guitar! That feels good! :thumb:

EDIT because don't want a triple post:

I like blues rock and prog rock the best. Also I'm in the chatroom.

RockAndRoll
09-19-2004, 07:54 PM
I don't know what I like best, I hate picking favourites. I like pop rock and soft rock the least though.

*is in the chatroom*

MalcolmYoungRock
09-19-2004, 07:56 PM
I'll join the chatroom fun!

Broken Arrow
09-19-2004, 07:59 PM
I joined the chat biatch.

Seafroggys
09-19-2004, 08:00 PM
Hmm, I forgot a very important subgenre. I'll post the list again and put some example bands in, but most of these bands are varied in many of these.

Blues Rock (Stray Cats)
Folk Rock (Bob Dylan, Simon and Garfunkle)
Hard Rock (Deep Purple, Jimi Hendrix)
Pop Rock (The Beatles*)
Southern Rock (Lynrd Skynrd [terrible spelling])
Prog Rock (Yes, Jethro Tull)
Jam Rock (Grateful Dead, Santana)
Psychadelic Rock (Jefferson Airplane, Iron Butterfly)

* The Beatles have definitly done all the above. I just needed a catagory to put all those Paul pop songs in.

My personal favorite genre is the hard rock, though my favorite band is The Beatles.....shows my diversity.

Badmoon
09-19-2004, 08:02 PM
Blues Rock (Stray Cats)

More Rockabilly.

magicbus
09-19-2004, 08:02 PM
I think Blues rock would be like Cream and Hendrix. Maybe?

Broken Arrow
09-19-2004, 08:03 PM
Hendrix also plays the Blues you know

EDIT: too slow (again)

themightyquinn23
09-19-2004, 08:04 PM
My personal favorite genre is the hard rock, though my favorite band is The Beatles.....shows my diversity.
In my opinion, to be diverse, you have to like more than just general rock music.

Broken Arrow
09-19-2004, 08:07 PM
I like Acid Rock

RockAndRoll
09-19-2004, 08:09 PM
blues rock and hard rock have a lot in common.

themightyquinn23
09-19-2004, 08:11 PM
What I meant was, different genres like jazz, reggae, R&B, gospel, etc.

Broken Arrow
09-19-2004, 08:12 PM
I like Reggae and Alternitive and Funk and Rock(and more but i have to gop

magicbus
09-19-2004, 08:25 PM
Jazz is so cool, because its so hard to play.

RockAndRoll
09-19-2004, 08:25 PM
I heard "You shook me all night long" today on the radio today and I realized the drum part was really poorly written I don't think it fits the music.

RockAndRoll
09-19-2004, 08:28 PM
Jazz is so cool, because its so hard to play.
I love playing jazz (upbeat jazz anyways) so awesome to play. Jazz would be the best genre for a purely drums song.

RNR
09-19-2004, 09:08 PM
I heard "You shook me all night long" today on the radio today and I realized the drum part was really poorly written I don't think it fits the music.

It's because ac/dc's drummer is bellow average.

magicbus
09-19-2004, 09:08 PM
Its because AC/DC is below average!

*waits for flame.

Against Miik!
09-19-2004, 09:08 PM
I'm getting tired of Lindsay. Which classic rock album cover should be my new avatar?

magicbus
09-19-2004, 09:10 PM
eat a peach. it fits you!

RNR
09-19-2004, 09:10 PM
Its because AC/DC is below average!

*waits for flame.

Meh, maybe. I like them.


Miik: never lose lohan! Maybe get a picture of her boobs insted of your current boring one.

magicbus
09-19-2004, 09:15 PM
Meh, maybe. I like them.


Miik: never lose lohan! Maybe get a picture of her boobs insted of your current boring one.

I've just gotten tired of them.

Also I was gonna say Lohan's boobs first.

RNR
09-19-2004, 09:17 PM
hehehe,

so what happened to the chat? now there's nobody :(

Creedence Clearwater
09-19-2004, 09:23 PM
Good morninge everyone, whats happening in the thread today?

magicbus
09-19-2004, 09:27 PM
miik got a new avatar, which i like :thumb:

RNR
09-19-2004, 09:37 PM
bus, that rusted root album with the sample song that moon gave us is "When I Woke". I think...

Badmoon
09-19-2004, 09:51 PM
I reviewed it.

RNR
09-19-2004, 10:12 PM
awesome. I'll comment, maybe, possibly, if I have the time.

RockAndRoll
09-19-2004, 10:17 PM
Its because AC/DC is below average!

*waits for flame.
I don't think any of the regulars are huge AC/DC fans.

RNR
09-19-2004, 10:19 PM
I'm not a huge fan anymore. I used to be. Now i'm a casual fan.

jpj
09-19-2004, 10:19 PM
i might be going to a gov't mule concert.hope my dad can take me(if only i was 16)

RockAndRoll
09-19-2004, 10:25 PM
I'm not a huge fan anymore. I used to be. Now i'm a casual fan.
I've always kind of thought all their songs sound the same. They put on one of the best shows out there though.

RNR
09-19-2004, 10:27 PM
I've always kind of thought all their songs sound the same. They put on one of the best shows out there though.

They're all the same kind of hard rock sound, at least after the early Bob Scott days. But the songs sound fairly different.

RockAndRoll
09-19-2004, 10:30 PM
They're all the same kind of hard rock sound, at least after the early Bob Scott days. But the songs sound fairly different.
In some ways they sound failry different but I think too many ways they sound too similar.

yet another guy
09-19-2004, 10:34 PM
i just bought dark side and i am hooked i have listened to it about 6 times through now, and when i get enough posts im making a thread seein what everyones fav track is

StreetlightRock
09-19-2004, 10:51 PM
W00, unbanned.

1. Hard Rock/Blues Rock
2. Southern Rock
3. Phyc rock/Jam/pop Rock
4. Folk/Prog Rock
5. Slow rock

Meh, there all good.

8)

Hey, im thinking of getting a Qotsa Album, what the best do yer reckon?

DVG.

BillCosby
09-19-2004, 11:14 PM
4. Folk/Prog Rock



Hehe, opposite ends of the Rock spectrum.

StreetlightRock
09-19-2004, 11:28 PM
Heh, how many others on this thread can listen to Death Metal as well as the Beatles?

DVG.

jpj
09-19-2004, 11:29 PM
far too much screaming in death metal

Schyma
09-19-2004, 11:30 PM
Is Danzig death metal? Thats the only one metal band I like

jpj
09-19-2004, 11:32 PM
i cant stand that guys voice. and i dont think they fall under death metal

Against Miik!
09-19-2004, 11:34 PM
Heh, how many others on this thread can listen to Death Metal as well as the Beatles?

DVG.

I can listen to and enjoy In Flames and Pantera, and obviously I love the Beatles. Thats about as heavy as I get.

Schyma
09-19-2004, 11:40 PM
i cant stand that guys voice. and i dont think they fall under death metal

How the **** can you hate his voice? He is the Frank Sinatra of metal. (The only one that actually sings)

clown_phobia
09-20-2004, 03:02 AM
Now listening to: Led Zeppelin: Babe I'm gonna leave you

StreetlightRock
09-20-2004, 09:38 AM
So, what do you guys think of Gary Moore's Solo works? F'ucking ace IMO, v. underated guitarist.

DVG.

jpj
09-20-2004, 09:39 AM
How the **** can you hate his voice? He is the Frank Sinatra of metal. (The only one that actually sings)
i just dont like it. like some people prefer daltrey's voice over plant's or vice versa, it's just a matter of opinion. i saw the dirty black summer video and when he did that grunt thing and pounded his chest it just annoyed me

magicbus
09-20-2004, 12:05 PM
bus, that rusted root album with the sample song that moon gave us is "When I Woke". I think...

Thanks man. I'll see if my dad has that one.

E-dit: I like Dillinger Escape Plan, because those guys are freakin sweet *** at guitar. They've gone through like 4 singers though, so on the cds with screaming guys, I just don't pay attention. There's a few others I like too.

magicbus
09-20-2004, 12:20 PM
It's a very good album, I agree. Although I'd probably put it 4th in the list of Pink Floyd albums I own (Meddle should be arriving within the next few days). I was absolutely blown away by it when I first bought it, since it was the first Floyd album I'd bought, and I'd never actually heard anything by them before.




Songs for the Deaf. Rated R is pretty good, but I really like Songs for the Deaf.



You can count me out there. :p

Meddle is really good. Its the only one I have on vinyl. Someone's on here too?

Paranoidd
09-20-2004, 12:32 PM
I have Meddle on vinyl too :)

the mighty zep
09-20-2004, 02:26 PM
Ive been looking for Animals everywere and couldnt find it...escpecially all them big named superstores (walmart, kmart,...and may i add target has the worst selections of CDs EVER). Fye, sam goody...no where to be found. Until i find the album, ive been looking for Meddle. I heard Echoes was the best song alot of people ever heard.

A few days ago, i was at some walmart 100 miles away from home and seen Division bell for under 10 bucks...a steal for a Floyd album. I figure id buy it evetually anyway so got it then, and was blown away. But not was it just good, i couldnt believe how great it was since Floyd made it in 94. I thought The Final Cut was the end for them and the rest were ****...but i was really impressed. I did a review in the CD review forums...it was impressive though.

If anyone knows any frikkin stores that sell animals, Id really like to know. Havent even seen the cover of it for well over a half a year

RockAndRoll
09-20-2004, 03:20 PM
don't they sell it at hmv and music world?

RockAndRoll
09-20-2004, 03:27 PM
ya my friend got a bunch of floyd shirts off Amazon.

-Listy-
09-20-2004, 03:55 PM
So, what do you guys think of Gary Moore's Solo works? F'ucking ace IMO, v. underated guitarist.

DVG.

Yay found someone else that thinks hes underated :thumb: , hes great

Broken Arrow
09-20-2004, 03:56 PM
I'm not a huge fan anymore. I used to be. Now i'm a casual fan.
Same, I used to really like them know Im just casual, I do own all the Scott era albums(which are the best)

Badmoon
09-20-2004, 03:59 PM
Thanks man. I'll see if my dad has that one.

That'd be extremely unlikely.

RockAndRoll
09-20-2004, 04:28 PM
hey, has anyone else heard the yeller (yellow) dog story?

Broken Arrow
09-20-2004, 04:32 PM
no, what is it??

jpj
09-20-2004, 04:32 PM
no, please tell

RockAndRoll
09-20-2004, 04:36 PM
it's just a story (with background music) that the dead told at one (maybe more) of their concerts to stall for time when they broke a string.

RNR
09-20-2004, 05:07 PM
I heard some song/story about a guy who litters and gets arrested, and his crazyness and all. It sounded like garcia's voice, maybe that ws it.

themightyquinn23
09-20-2004, 06:30 PM
How the **** can you hate his voice? He is the Frank Sinatra of metal. (The only one that actually sings)
Danzig has a great voice, but the music is not too great.

RNR
09-20-2004, 06:33 PM
We've never mentioned Bruce Springsteen :eek:. Am I the only Springsteen fan here?

MalcolmYoungRock
09-20-2004, 06:36 PM
I don't really listen to much of his stuff :upset:

I hear good things about it though.

RockAndRoll
09-20-2004, 07:59 PM
I heard some song/story about a guy who litters and gets arrested, and his crazyness and all. It sounded like garcia's voice, maybe that ws it.
nope, this story has everything to do with a yellow dog and nothing to do with a littering man who gets arrested.

RNR
09-20-2004, 08:00 PM
k then

RockAndRoll
09-20-2004, 08:02 PM
k then
It's very possible that it's only on the album I have with it (Europe 72)

slowhand
09-21-2004, 01:48 PM
I knew both of those! They called him that cause he was the expert of slowhand guitar! That feels good! :thumb:

EDIT because don't want a triple post:

I like blues rock and prog rock the best. Also I'm in the chatroom.

That's weird? What do you mean with 'slowhand guitar'?

The story I know about the 'slowhand' name comes from when early on in his career as a proffesional guitarist, he used to break guitar strings because he bent the strings too hard. So, while he was changing the strings, the audience used to do a "slow hand-clap." Or at least that's what it says in this (http://www.eric-clapton.co.uk/biography/index.htm) biography.

And before I go, a random rock fact.

During the 24 months (2 years) life-span of Cream, people bought more of their albums than the Bible in the last 24 years. Impressive.

shadow_stalker
09-21-2004, 01:51 PM
well to be fair you can just steal a bible from church also it cant be a very riviting read!

are there actually all that many proper rock bands left?

Paranoidd
09-21-2004, 02:01 PM
Yes there are tons.

shadow_stalker
09-21-2004, 02:10 PM
Yes there are tons.


oh well bugger me with a stick!

i havn't noticed any...well AC/DC and a few tohers but thats it

magicbus
09-21-2004, 02:12 PM
That's weird? What do you mean with 'slowhand guitar'?



I'm talking about how he didn't do supreme wankage, and didn't need to be as fast as possible to get people to like his music, like blues. He played slow and still was amazing. This is from a Cream dvd I bought.

Paranoidd
09-21-2004, 02:19 PM
oh well bugger me with a stick!

i havn't noticed any...well AC/DC and a few tohers but thats it

Well if you only like certain bands, thats one thing.

There are many, many bands in all genres making great music right now.

Paranoidd
09-21-2004, 02:32 PM
All you guys that like jam bands, I demand that you download this song:

The Stone Roses - Daybreak

pskov
09-21-2004, 02:38 PM
are there actually all that many proper rock bands left?

Would you not call Queens Of The Stone Age or Foo Fighters rock bands? If they aren't then I guess 'rock' isn't 'rock' anymore.

pskov
09-21-2004, 02:40 PM
All you guys that like jam bands, I demand that you download this song:

The Stone Roses - Daybreak
Stone Roses were excellent and Ian Brown's solo stuff is prety neat also. *starts singing* Forget everything and remember....

slowhand
09-21-2004, 02:51 PM
I'm talking about how he didn't do supreme wankage, and didn't need to be as fast as possible to get people to like his music, like blues. He played slow and still was amazing. This is from a Cream dvd I bought.

Would this DVD be, by any chance, Strange Brew?

Paranoidd
09-21-2004, 02:52 PM
Would you not call Queens Of The Stone Age or Foo Fighters rock bands? If they aren't then I guess 'rock' isn't 'rock' anymore.

Queens are one of the best around, Foo Fighters blow.

Paranoidd
09-21-2004, 02:53 PM
Stone Roses were excellent and Ian Brown's solo stuff is prety neat also. *starts singing* Forget everything and remember....

I've never heard Ian's solo stuff. I never meet anyone who likes the Stone Roses. Most people never even heard of them.

Broken Arrow
09-21-2004, 03:12 PM
I've never heard of the Stone Roses. Who do they sound like??

Or do they have an original sound??

Interstate
09-21-2004, 03:19 PM
yeah i love classic rock - some of the stuff i like:

The Beatles
AC/DC
Van Halen
Deep Purple
Thin Lizzy
Black Sabbath
Motley Crue
Judas Priest

etc....

Broken Arrow
09-21-2004, 03:20 PM
Sweet man,your the best :thumb: :rolleyes:

I dont think Priest and Motley Crue count as classic rock

Paranoidd
09-21-2004, 03:20 PM
They were an early 90's brit rock band. They pretty much inspired Oasis (well, Liam decided he wanted to be a singer after hearing them). They also did a great job of combining some electronic sounds as well. Their styles vary widely...

If I had to recommend a couple songs off the top of my head, I'd say Daybreak and Driving South. The guitar work is excellent. Their bass player, Mani Moufield (one of my favs), went to play with Primal Scream after the stone roses broke up. He's a killer player too.

Broken Arrow
09-21-2004, 03:22 PM
I will check them out thanks^

Broken Arrow
09-21-2004, 03:26 PM
Does anyone here like the Rolling Stones??

RockAndRoll
09-21-2004, 03:27 PM
So many good bands go so unnoticed.

RockAndRoll
09-21-2004, 03:27 PM
Does anyone here like the Rolling Stones??
they're pretty good, nothing super special if you ask me.

shadow_stalker
09-21-2004, 03:28 PM
yes the rolling stones are one of my favourtie bands (although i couldnt tell you 5 of their songs), they are litterally one of the greatest rock bands that ever lived

RockAndRoll
09-21-2004, 03:29 PM
and yet you don't know 5 of their songs? :confused:

Paranoidd
09-21-2004, 03:31 PM
Stones are OK.

jpj
09-21-2004, 03:31 PM
how can they be one of your favorite bands if you cant name 5 of their songs? :confused:

shadow_stalker
09-21-2004, 03:32 PM
because i like their songs but ive only heared what my dad plays and ive never bothered to find out what they are called

i know a few but not many

jpj
09-21-2004, 03:33 PM
i like a few stones songs but most are just OK

jpj
09-21-2004, 03:34 PM
paint it black, mother's little helper, and shattered are some of the ones i like

shadow_stalker
09-21-2004, 03:36 PM
paint it black is a great song, that its only rock and roll and sympathy for the devil are the only songs i can name off the top of my head

jpj
09-21-2004, 03:38 PM
what about satisfaction? even non-stones fans know that one.

ToRidTheDisease
09-21-2004, 03:39 PM
paint it black is one of the best songs ever, i love the intro riff

shadow_stalker
09-21-2004, 03:44 PM
what about satisfaction? even non-stones fans know that one.


cant remember how that one goes but it sounds very familiar

Paranoidd
09-21-2004, 03:46 PM
Oh man, you're effin joking I hope...

shadow_stalker
09-21-2004, 04:04 PM
hell i! i have heared sorry i was getting mixed up with a song from another band but i know the one now

didnt cassandra sing that on part of wynes world?

Badmoon
09-21-2004, 04:04 PM
All you guys that like jam bands, I demand that you download this song:

The Stone Roses - Daybreak

They're not a jam band.

lunch998
09-21-2004, 04:06 PM
I just got Meddle today and I'm really liking it. (I wasn't going to mention this but people were talking about it a few pages ago.) No Floyd Cd has been hard for me to find.