Classic Rock

[Against Miik!]

This sucks. I'm gonna start a new classic rock thread. It will be password protected so noobs can stay in here and talk about led zeppelin.

[Woodstock]

Sweet, I just found an old Grateful Dead book in my dad's closet. It's called The Grateful Dead Family Album.

[RNR]

Nice. Borrowing cds from parents is awesome because you don't have to pay for them.

[MalcolmYoungRock]

It's kind of opposite for me.

They steal MY cds.

:(

[RNR]

It's kind of opposite for me.

They steal MY cds.

:(

My dad borrows my Kid Rock cds :confused:.

'tiss odd because of all of the swearing and such.


But I borrow his Kenny Wayne Sheppard stuff. And as we all know Kenny Wayne Sheppard= teh zwn +3

[Woodstock]

Rock? I would like some albums from you if you dont mind, just sign on AIM. :)

[RNR]

alrighty :), enoy the cd.

[Schyma]

Thy Thread is Dead!!!

[Woodstock]

Thy Thread is Dead!!!
We're in the chat, you need AIM badly.

[Badmoon]

Maybe we should reformat.


Classic Rock - Changes to - Badmoon's thread of philosophy.



And I'll teach stuff. Like Algebra, and Bluegrass.

[Woodstock]

I'm good at Algebra, but I haven't got my Bluegrass down yet.

[Badmoon]

It's okay :) You'll learn :)

*patts on back*

[HappyKnappy]

Definitely noticing alot more people showing some decent respect to classic rock that it deserves. People my age (high school) I notice have lately turned off alot of the new rock and put on Led Zeppelin,The Who, Pink Floyd, Beatles, Bob Dylan, and so on. I've always listened to classic rock, and am happy to see this happening.

[magicbus]

This sucks. I'm gonna start a new classic rock thread. It will be password protected so noobs can stay in here and talk about led zeppelin.

If that's possible, DO IT.

I also recently noticed how diverse The Who got. One of my favorite songs by them is "Won't Get Fooled Again" cause of the keyboard break. Its so awesome, yet sounds nothing like the early Who. Still, I love all of their stuff though.

[floydian-deadhead]

i am into the dead and floyd, doors, clapton all that stuff, but ive been wanting to get into bluegrass. after all, the first music jerry garcia played was bluegrass on the banjo...

[RockAndRoll]

the change they went through was kind of like the change the beatles went through. they went from suit wearing mods who played fun rock n roll, to artists who were more about self expression in their music. i like the later Who..

it mighta been the drugs.
Maybe but both musical movements and bands have a tendancy to progress like that.

[Schyma]

I have just downloaded AIM. How do I find you guys?

[Woodstock]

I have just downloaded AIM. How do I find you guys?
Ok whats your name?

[Schyma]

HollowSky000

[magicbus]

Sign on and IM magicbus587. I'll invite you to the chat.

[Woodstock]

HollowSky000
Are those zeros or O's ?

[RockAndRoll]

probably zero's.

Anyways Highway to hell is a really easy song to play, but good for live performances.

/random but true.

We've been asked to play it (in french) on friday for 3-4 hundred people. We just practiced it today and it went well even though we all just learnt the song (because it's really easy). I wish we got to play some other stuff though, because this will be the largest audience we've ever played to.

[Woodstock]

Good luck, but you sing the lyrics in french right?

[Vampyre de Mort]

And yeah, classic rock is becoming extremely popular among teenagers.

Yeah, cause its still mainstream just some decades back. My friends only listened to it because some other dudes were. Some teens are total dip****s.

[Schyma]

Yeah, cause its still mainstream just some decades back. My friends only listened to it because some other dudes were. Some teens are total dip****s.

:rolleyes:

[Schyma]

Anyone want to do that Best live album poll?

[thickasabrick]

i remember learning Highway to Hell...i thought i was the coolest guy in the world playing it, now i realize how pathetic i must have looked struggling with it.

[RockAndRoll]

Good luck, but you sing the lyrics in french right?
The first verse is in french. The chorus has been changed to "Viens a Banting" meaning Come to Banting which is our school. And the second verse we've been alowed to leave in english. Thanks for the encouragement :thumb:

[Woodstock]

Listening to Trilogy by ELP.

[Badmoon]

On the bootlegg site, you can get covers of "Almost cut My Hair" from Gov't Mule and Leftover Salmon.

Leftover Salmon is a Cajun-Bluegrass-Jam Band incase you didn't know.

[wanton]

Listening to Trilogy by ELP.

Good album :thumb:

[FreebirdTPM]

On the bootlegg site, you can get covers of "Almost cut My Hair" from Gov't Mule and Leftover Salmon.

Leftover Salmon is a Cajun-Bluegrass-Jam Band incase you didn't know.
Hmm I'm pretty sure they toured through my neck of the woods this year, I probably thought they were some ****e emo punk rock band but I porbly would've liked them from what I'm listenin' to.

[Creedence Clearwater]

"the bootleg site"?????????????

[FreebirdTPM]

Anyone want to do that Best live album poll?
Allman Brothers Band Fillmore East would probably (hopefully) win pretty easily. Runner-up would be hard though there's tons of good live albums.

[Creedence Clearwater]

Allman Brothers Band Fillmore East would probably (hopefully) win pretty easily. Runner-up would be hard though there's tons of good live albums.

Dylan live in '66

"Judas"

"No, I don't believe you!"

[Badmoon]

Allman Brothers Band Fillmore East would probably (hopefully) win pretty easily. Runner-up would be hard though there's tons of good live albums.

Nah, that record to me is loosley a 5/5 album.

[lunch998]

Allman Brothers Band Fillmore East would probably (hopefully) win pretty easily. Runner-up would be hard though there's tons of good live albums.

Live at Fillmore and Live at Leeds, it's a tough call between those two.

[FreebirdTPM]

Dylan live in '66

"Judas"

"No, I don't believe you!"
Like A Rolling Stone was named greatest song of all time by Rolling Stone magazine, they named the top 500 songs.

What's that quote from, the Last Supper?

[Badmoon]

Live at Leeds has no low points at all, and I bet few disagree. While, I find the Fillmore East has atleast two.

Gov't Mule - The Deepest End
The Grateful Dead - Europe '72
Blues Traveler - Live from The Fall
Old & In the Way - s/t

Not all Classic Rock albums, but none the less each is fantastic.

[Creedence Clearwater]

Like A Rolling Stone was named greatest song of all time by Rolling Stone magazine, they named the top 500 songs.

What's that quote from, the Last Supper?

someone in the crowd yelled out "judas!" at dylan for going electric, and dylan then proceed play like a rolling stone.

[Creedence Clearwater]

Live at Leeds has no low points at all, and I bet few disagree. While, I find the Fillmore East has atleast two.

That mic stand did fall over and make a large noise.........

[FreebirdTPM]

:smash:
ON WITH THE POLL!!!


Yeah I got Live at Leeds that's a pretty amazing CD I can listen to that one a lot still haven't gotten sick of it, and I have Bob Dylan Bootleg Vol. 5 I like that one a lot too, it's kind of a 'greatest hit' album though just live, hardcore Dylan fans probly like some other album I don't have :(

[FreebirdTPM]

someone in the crowd yelled out "judas!" at dylan for going electric, and dylan then proceed play like a rolling stone.
LMAO CAn you hear that on the CD?

[Badmoon]

:lol: Nice :thumb:

rep points for you.

To: CC

[Badmoon]

No, don't make a poll

[FreebirdTPM]

Live at Leeds has no low points at all, and I bet few disagree. While, I find the Fillmore East has atleast two.

Gov't Mule - The Deepest End
The Grateful Dead - Europe '72
Blues Traveler - Live from The Fall
Old & In the Way - s/t

Not all Classic Rock albums, but none the less each is fantastic.
Is Europe '72 anything like Live/Dead?

[Badmoon]

Live Dead is mostly early stuff. And includes more Psychedelic songs, while Europe '72 is more during their Roots period, but contains more also.

I actually prefer Steppin' out: England, but few like that more.

[Creedence Clearwater]

Live Dead is mostly early stuff. And includes more Psychedelic songs, while Europe '72 is more during their Roots period, but contains more also.

I actually prefer Steppin' out: England, but few like that more.

Hey Badmoon, whats that new rock documentary out now with the dead and others. Sorry about be vague, I just read something in the paper.

[Badmoon]

The Grateful Dead movie?

[wanton]

Hey badmoon, what Grateful Dead songs, after hearing them live, do you think were performed better in the studio versions?

[RNR]

badmoon, unblock me on AIM. I'm sorryz :upset:

[Badmoon]

Well above all, "Playing in the Band". But, the song is off of Bob Weir's Ace. So, officially it isn't even a Grateful Dead song. But it was originally performed by a Grateful Dead member, and The Grateful Dead were his backing band during the recording. And of course they always play it live.

Some other would be...

"Dire Wolf"
"Friend of the Devil"
"Eyes of the World"
"Mississippi Half-Step Toodeloo"
"St. Stephen"
"Mexacali Blues" (Once again off of Bob Weir's Ace)
"Uncle John's Band"
"Sugaree" (Though it was originally off of Garcia's s/t debut)

Those are the only ones I can think of right now.

[Badmoon]

What reviews should I do this weekend? Any ideas? Possible more Dead reviews? Others?

[RNR]

How about a Steven Stills album? i've been meaning to get one of his.

[Badmoon]

No, I like to do albums revolving around what I'm into at the moment. And though I'll take request, I'm not into him right now.

[RNR]

Fine, then do some hippie band.

Take your pick.

*gets beaten up with banjo*

[Seafroggys]

I just heard that Cream was getting back together and playing the Royal Albert Hall after New Years, but its just one gig :(

If they tour US, I will be there.....the only one my age, since most high schoolers are noobish Zeppelin only lovers.

[BillCosby]

This thread has a lot of posts.

[Boersch]

i love led zeppelin

[Seafroggys]

i love led zeppelin

Great. I love Blue Oyster Cult. We accomplished a lot of intellegent things today, didn't we?

[scrowler]

i love lots of bands, but it seems that this forum is full of people who i assume are middle aged men who are hardout into bands like led zeppelin and the like who were popular many years ago. are there any people in this forum that are into new age rock?

[Creedence Clearwater]

i love lots of bands, but it seems that this forum is full of people who i assume are middle aged men who are hardout into bands like led zeppelin and the like who were popular many years ago. are there any people in this forum that are into new age rock?

Well i am 16 and I older than most

[StreetlightRock]

*is 15

*loves classic rock

By new age rock do you mean bands like creed, incubis (sp?) and all that? Those bands sound really bland to me, no attitude or anything, i dunno.

DVG.

[thickasabrick]

whats the newer movie thats kind of like a documentary. its like something express or something. anyone see it? i know a girl from toronto who saw it and said it was awesome, but it never came to regina. anyone know what im talking about and have any details/comments?

[thickasabrick]

I just heard that Cream was getting back together and playing the Royal Albert Hall after New Years, but its just one gig :(

If they tour US, I will be there.....the only one my age, since most high schoolers are noobish Zeppelin only lovers.
i would cream my pants! unfortunatly i wouldnt ever see their show.

im a highschooler and im not a zeppelin only type of guy.

[Woodstock]

i love lots of bands, but it seems that this forum is full of people who i assume are middle aged men who are hardout into bands like led zeppelin and the like who were popular many years ago. are there any people in this forum that are into new age rock?
I doubt there is one middle aged person in this thread, hopefully on this website. No, I really dont like new age rock, but then again, I dont know what bands you're specifying.

[RockAndRoll]

I just heard that Cream was getting back together and playing the Royal Albert Hall after New Years, but its just one gig :(


Ya I heard that, I want to go soooooooooooooooooooooo badly.

[lunch998]

I would really want to go see Cream, it's a shame they never toured again.

[Badmoon]

whats the newer movie thats kind of like a documentary. its like something express or something. anyone see it? i know a girl from toronto who saw it and said it was awesome, but it never came to regina. anyone know what im talking about and have any details/comments?

With The Dead, and Joplin in Canada? I know what you're talking about but I don't know the name.

[slowhand]

Cream is getting together?!

You gotta be ****ting me!!! ****... I want to go...

I think I'm gonna cry.........

-Edit

After reading of the possible Cream reunion, I had to search some Cream pages, they had to have something, this is what I found.

"Rumour has it that Cream are reforming for a week-long residency at London's Royal Albert Hall next year (2005) - the same venue where the band played their last gig on November 26, 1968.
Eric, Jack and Ginger are eager to treat fans to a series of nostalgic performances and will start rehearsals months before they take the stage.
A source close to the band says, "Cream are getting back together for a week of shows at the Royal Albert Hall next spring.
The band plan on rehearsing early in the new year. No further plans have been made at this stage."


Rumours of a Cream reunion have abounded for decades, more wishful thinking than anything else!
Ginger has admitted, in the past, that he was interested in a reunion simply because he could have used the money. But, at this point, each of the players seem to have come to terms with the past and are ready to reunite, albeit briefly! My only request, play Spoonful!

Let's also pray that the suits are in on this so that Cream fans won't have to scrounge around for bootlegs of the performance!"

Spring Break to England!!

[RNR]

I'd like to go to that. But my dad would just say that they are old, burned out and will suck as he usually does.

[I'm Going to pasalaqua]

Rush and Queen

[RNR]

Rush and Queen

What about 'em?

Is it that they're awesome?

[the mighty zep]

Id go, though cream isnt one of my favorite bands, since ive geard eric was incredible live. Still, id like to see them, if its not 80 bucks like the rush concert

[Creedence Clearwater]

With The Dead, and Joplin in Canada? I know what you're talking about but I don't know the name.

Thats what i think I saw and asked you about yesterday, and I can gaurentee it will be better than Renaldo and Clara.........

[blehbleh]

Aw man to be born in the 1956 and to be living in the 70's. I would hate it though because it would end and I would kill myself and not be in the 70's, that's why I'm glad I was born in the early 80's to dream about it, but my culture sucks and isn't entertaining at all with nothing that will last. I blame republicans, naw I just say that so all you politic freaks will lash out at me and throw a hissy fit.
BLEH!
www.buffpony.com (http://www.buffpony.com)

[jhuff15]

Id go, though cream isnt one of my favorite bands, since ive geard eric was incredible live. Still, id like to see them, if its not 80 bucks like the rush concert

Cream would be a great time to see again, but 80 bucks for a Rush concert? Wow, I had no idea. I saw Rush once with AC/DC as the opening act. 6 hours of live music. But I think the tickets were about 30 bucks and we were down front and center in the crowd. I'm gonna have to get out more I guess...haha

[Badmoon]

^Yeah, $80 is crazy.

Well, here's a topic. Who do you believe is the most important member of Cream, or your favorite?

I couldn't decide who is my favorite, but I believe Jack Bruce is certainly the most important. He did most the writing, sang, and led the band with his lead bass lines.

[jhuff15]

Aw man to be born in the 1956 and to be living in the 70's. I would hate it though because it would end and I would kill myself and not be in the 70's, that's why I'm glad I was born in the early 80's to dream about it, but my culture sucks and isn't entertaining at all with nothing that will last. I blame republicans, naw I just say that so all you politic freaks will lash out at me and throw a hissy fit.
BLEH!
www.buffpony.com (http://www.buffpony.com)

I am probably the only one that old in this forum. The 70's were great for music but you had to look really hard to find them. In the early 70's we did not even have FM radio stations or stereo systems in the cars. Only AM stations and if you liked it loud, you mounted 2 speakers inside the car. So being born in the 80's - you have a hugh advantage as far as technology goes. I now get Sirius radio that I can push through my bass amp and play along now. That's a blast for me these days, classic rock and my bass. I can only hope that the quality of rock will climb from younger persons now to tribute the 70's rock. Thanks for the trip backwards...

[jhuff15]

^Yeah, $80 is crazy.

Well, here's a topic. Who do you believe is the most important member of Cream, or your favorite?

I couldn't decide who is my favorite, but I believe Jack Bruce is certainly the most important. He did most the writing, sang, and led the band with his lead bass lines.

It seems to trend like that, one or two members are the leads and the others in the band are just da** great followers. There are many exceptions to that if you count The Eagles, Zepplin, ELP, you know the super bands of the time...

[RNR]

^Yeah, $80 is crazy.

Well, here's a topic. Who do you believe is the most important member of Cream, or your favorite?

I couldn't decide who is my favorite, but I believe Jack Bruce is certainly the most important. He did most the writing, sang, and led the band with his lead bass lines.

The guitar for Cream was the driving force (that and the overall kickassness) so i'll say Clapton.

I knew you would say Jack Bruce :)

[Badmoon]

The guitar for Cream was the driving force (that and the overall kickassness) so i'll say Clapton.

I knew you would say Jack Bruce :)

The guitar playing and drumming are usually connected through Bruce's playing. But I guess it's all opinion.

P.S. I believe that almost any guitar player could have done what Clapton did with Cream. There was nothing really unique he was bringing to the table. While during that time, Bruce pretty much invented lead bass lines, and Ginger Baker's double bass skills, and overall style were doing soo much.

[lunch998]

Because bass is such a perfect link from drums to guitar, you can usually argue that a band with a great bassist (i.e. Bruce) has bass as their most important part. I'd probably agree about Cream in this case, because Bruce did so much for them.

[Woodstock]

Just learned all of Black Water on guitar.

[Badmoon]

Because bass is such a perfect link from drums to guitar, you can usually argue that a band with a great bassist (i.e. Bruce) has bass as their most important part. I'd probably agree about Cream in this case, because Bruce did so much for them.

Yes, but it's rare that a bassist is so diverse, that he goes and connect with both the guitar and drum.

[lunch998]

Yes, but it's rare that a bassist is so diverse, that he goes and connect with both the guitar and drum.

Yea unfortunately it is rare. Bruce did it well though, so that's why I'm agreeing with you.

[RockAndRoll]

I think I might agree with Badmoon about Jack.

But I disagree with the statement that any guitarist could've done what Clapton did with Cream.

[Badmoon]

Well, maybe. But he would surely be the player to boot in that group, if anyone.

[RockAndRoll]

Well, maybe. But he would surely be the player to boot in that group, if anyone.
I don't really think you could boot anyone to be completely honest.

[Seafroggys]

Hmmm, has anyone seen the Cream Finale video? Badly filmed, but good music nevertheless (they always showed Bruce during Clapton's 5 minute solos, and like a short clip of Clapton's upper body, not even showing much of his guitar).

Anyways, the date of that concert is my birthday (November 26). I'm gonna turn 18, wohoo!

[Badmoon]

Yea, I've seen it. They show it on TV occasionally. It's interesting, but I wish it had more interviews.

[Paranoidd]

Cream would be a great time to see again, but 80 bucks for a Rush concert? Wow, I had no idea. I saw Rush once with AC/DC as the opening act. 6 hours of live music. But I think the tickets were about 30 bucks and we were down front and center in the crowd. I'm gonna have to get out more I guess...haha

I paid $80 Canadian to see Rush this summer. It was worth it.

[thickasabrick]

i would like to see rush, but i dont think i would pay eighty bucks.

i remember the first time i heard rush, i thought the singer was a girl. then i saw a clip of a concert of theirs on tv and it was really dark and bad quality, i still thought he was a girl. and i wasnt sure if geddy was a guys or girls name.

no matter how bad creams playing could be, i would still love their playing. im sure it wont be a bad show though, i wish i could go.

[RNR]

Rush isn't worth $80. Atleast not their music. Maybe their live show is better than their albums.

[magicbus]

I paid 87 for Van Halen.

[RNR]

I paid 87 for Van Halen.

Haha, sucker.

I'd never spend that much on old, burned out, sammy hagar song playing Van Halen unless I won the lottery.

[Woodstock]

I paid 87 for Van Halen.
You got jipped.

[magicbus]

You got jipped.

Yea I don't really like them either.

[MalcolmYoungRock]

So.... is anybody thinking of attending the 2005 world ac/dc tour??

[RNR]

Me! Ac/dc are gods of arena rock I says.

[thickasabrick]

i think i will try to see one, if they are in the area. i've seen a few live clips of them (like at the aids thing) and they are still rockin despite their transition from humans to living fossils. but when you think about it, angus isn't even that old, i mean jethro tull is still touring, and paul mcartney is still active. (same with bb king and that guy is OLD)

[thickasabrick]

so last night i was watching this vh1 thing about moments in hard rock or something like that...it showed clips from when Jethro Tull beat out Metallica for best heavy metal album (or was it metal group?) in 1988. everyone was completely stunned and metallica was all pissed off. i found it so funny when it showed Hammet complaining.

anyone else find it ironic that Jethro Tull, who has produced a lot of folk, as well as some blues rock albums beat out Metallica when it came to metal albums?

im thinking of bringing that up in The Metallica Thread but i dont want too many people mad at me.

[slowhand]

^Yeah, $80 is crazy.

Well, here's a topic. Who do you believe is the most important member of Cream, or your favorite?

I couldn't decide who is my favorite, but I believe Jack Bruce is certainly the most important. He did most the writing, sang, and led the band with his lead bass lines.

My favourite member of Cream has to be Clapton (am I predictable or what?). And I don't think that any guitarist could have done what Clapton did. Unlike Hendrix, who was his contemporary, and Page, who is worldy known because of his playing in Zepp, Clapton was more of a perfectionist when it came to live shows. If you listen carefulle, Hendrix and Page were kinda sloppy, while Clapton was a perfectionist, and you can't barely hear a mistake of sloppiness while he's playing.

And you can't ignore the influence Clapton has over other guitarists that came after him

Jack Bruce is very talented. He was one of the first to use the bass as part of the melodic ensamble, instead of just being a backing musical instrument. He's important for being the responsible for most of the band's material, but he didn't have a very good bluesy voice, and I think Clapton is better at singing more traditional blues than Bruce. Still, he has an unique voice, and a unique talent. Bruce was the one who kept it together while the band improviesed on stage.

And Baker, he's one of the best drummers out there. One of the reasons that "Sunshine of Your Love" is so great is because of Baker's drumming.

Whichever way you look at it, Cream wouldn't have been the same without any of the members.

[Against Miik!]

Who had that one website, Xsao or something like that. Does somebody want to give me the site again? I lost the bookmark on it.

[scrowler]

I doubt there is one middle aged person in this thread, hopefully on this website. No, I really dont like new age rock, but then again, I dont know what bands you're specifying.
im referring to bands like creed, the darkness, system of a down, staind, disturbed

im not against classic rock but i just see threads like the official iron maiden thread with tons of posts in it, and i just think that the posters must be middle aged people because young people wouldn't listen to them? maybe its just me, but ive never heard any iron maiden music..

i have black sabbath - war pigs and black sabbath - paranoid. i think both of these songs are crap and i guess i just sort of made a generalisation from that about most of those old bands that ive never heard (eg iron maiden)

i dunno

[Badmoon]

Who had that one website, Xsao or something like that. Does somebody want to give me the site again? I lost the bookmark on it.

xsao.net

For now on, you shall only refer to that site as "that site" or "the site", for reasons I don't know.

[Badmoon]

check out my new review.

[jpj]

check out my new review.
It has been checked out :thumb:

On the subject of ticket prices, tickets are gonna be waaaaay more than $80 for Cream. When Fleetwood Mac came to Pittsburgh tickets were over $200. So imagin what a Cream reunion would be.

[RNR]

My favourite member of Cream has to be Clapton (am I predictable or what?). And I don't think that any guitarist could have done what Clapton did. Unlike Hendrix, who was his contemporary, and Page, who is worldy known because of his playing in Zepp, Clapton was more of a perfectionist when it came to live shows. If you listen carefulle, Hendrix and Page were kinda sloppy, while Clapton was a perfectionist, and you can't barely hear a mistake of sloppiness while he's playing.

.

Clapton isn't anywhere close to the world's best guitarist. But if you've heard his unplugged album you'd know that he's one of the best music-writer type guys.

Umm, I need to build my vocabulary :(

[Led Zeppelin4986]

I paid 87 for Van Halen.

and i thought i got ripped to see clapton for 60 tisk tisk :lol:

[Led Zeppelin4986]

as far as the darkness, i think that they had to have done a song of free bird of stairway sweetness. Course that would never happen :(

[guitrguy]

and i thought i got ripped to see clapton for 60 tisk tisk :lol:
I would pay $60 to see Clapton.

[scrowler]

i wouldn't...

i'd pay like $20 to see metallica or ac dc though :P

[xizoesira]

Has anyone heard of Vietnam? They're a very new band, I think they're only just releasing their first EP soon, if they haven't recently.

I saw them last weekend. They were fantastic - had a really 70's vibe to them.

Obviously not classic rock, per se, but if anyone's going to start some crazy movement that brings it back...

[scrowler]

never

[jpj]

never
Uh....never what :confused:

[Woodstock]

I would pay $60 to see Clapton.
You're back! :eek:

[TheFinalCut]

a little while back in a european magazine it was talking about a pink floyd reunion...(which i doubt would ever happen because of the disagreements in the band that lead to the break-up) but if there was to be a pink floyd reunion tour..how much would you pay to go see them???

[Woodstock]

a little while back in a european magazine it was talking about a pink floyd reunion...(which i doubt would ever happen because of the disagreements in the band that lead to the break-up) but if there was to be a pink floyd reunion tour..how much would you pay to go see them???
I'd sell my house, but it wont happen. :upset:

[TheFinalCut]

yea i would empty my bank account and take out like 50 loans lol

[RNR]

PInk Floyd reunion rumors are false. There are always these sorts of things floating around.

[TheFinalCut]

yea..and i mentioned that when i first posted

...(which i doubt would ever happen because of the disagreements in the band that lead to the break-up)

but i sure would love to see em live...my uncle went to one way back when i wasnt even born :upset:

[Broken Arrow]

I think I might see AC/DC in tour. They're suppossed to be good live and a few years ago they were my favourite band.

By the way Hello again :wave:

[Woodstock]

Noel Redding is dead(i just found out, i have been in a basement for three years)

[Schyma]

Quien?

[Broken Arrow]

Quien?
What?

Noel Rdding died in 2002 I think or maybe 2003.

Anyways about that Grateful Dead movie.

I was the Grateful Dead and Janis Joplin travcelling in a trsin across Canada. I never saw it but it was supposed to be good.



New Avatar Schyma000...nice

[Schyma]

Thanks

[Broken Arrow]

Thanks
What were you trying to say with Quein??

[jpj]

Noel Redding is dead(i just found out, i have been in a basement for three years)
I didn't know Noel Redding was dead :upset:

Schyma what' a Quien :confused: and killer avatar :thumb:

What do you guys think of a Steve Miller avatar?

[Schyma]

Quien means in Spanish "who".

[magicbus]

I didn't know Noel Redding was dead :upset:

Schyma what' a Quien :confused: and killer avatar :thumb:

What do you guys think of a Steve Miller avatar?

I read about that a few years ago in a Guitar World, 2002 I think.
Steve Miller would be cool.

[jpj]

Quien means in Spanish "who".
So were you asking who Noel Redding was?


I may have to get a new avatar.

[magicbus]

Noel Redding was in a band with Hendrix. ( I wanna say bassist for The Experience, but don't flame me if I get it wrong.)


EDIT: He's the guy on the left in your new avatar.

[jpj]

Noel Redding was in a band with Hendrix. ( I wanna say bassist for The Experience, but don't flame me if I get it wrong.)


EDIT: He's the guy on the left in your new avatar.
Yea he was the bassist, and a **** good one too. I love the bass line to Freedom.

[magicbus]

Yea I just wasn't sure if he was in The Experience or Band of Gypsies, but I think Schyma's avatar confirmed it.

[jpj]

The bassist for Band of Gypsies was Billy Cox, I think Noel quit the band for some reason.

[Schyma]

Wow really I knew I herd his name before but....I never knew the other members of the Expirence all I knew were Band of the Gypsys were Buddy Miles and Cox.

[Schyma]

WYWH or AYE?

[jpj]

WYWH or AYE?
I like WYWH, could you get a bigger one though?

[AC/DC fan]

i wouldn't call van halen entirely one dimensional. i mean u can't even compare "hot for teacher" with "i can't stop loving u". but ac/dc is pretty one dimensional.

so what are the best classic rocks u've seen live? mine are the doors (even without morrison they were really good), the allman bros, the doobie bros, and joe cocker. those guys all put on great memorable shows.
AC/DC is not one dimensional. you have no clue what one dimensional is do you?

[Schyma]

Only found it in this size.

[jpj]

AC/DC is not one dimensional. you have no clue what one dimensional is do you?
Don't talk to him like that, he made this thread and therefore he is better than you, also AC/DC is pretty one dimensional.

[AC/DC fan]

I can talk to him however the f**k I want to.

[Schyma]

No you cant^

Welcome to my ignore list :)

How do you trade albums on AIM?

[AC/DC fan]

No you cant^

Welcome to my ignore list :)

How do you trade albums on AIM?
I say whatever I want to say and I don't give a f**k what you think.

[eghed]

Can you tell us what these multiple dimensions of ACDC ARE?

[Badmoon]

Hey jackass, ACDC is one of the most one dimensional bands I can think of. They only offer one thing that is unique. Simplistic playing. Why is that unique? Other bands actually have talent.

[jpj]

I say whatever I want to say and I don't give a f**k what you think.
Don't get so angry at the mean pplz on teh intranet just because you're wrong, jeez

So should I get a Widespread Panic CD or uh....something else?

[Badmoon]

W.p.

[jpj]

W.p.
Widespread Panic it is :thumb:

[AC/DC fan]

You want to know what the other dimemsions are of AC/DCjust lisson to one album by them. They have blues songs such as The Jack or ride on, they have hard rock songs such as For Those About To Rock or Back In Black and they even have songs with no lyrics such as Chase The Ace. I told you the other dimensions are so you can go shave your back now.

[jpj]

Shave my back :confused: I don't believe I've heard that one before.

[magicbus]

Don't talk to him like that, he made this thread and therefore he is better than you, also AC/DC is pretty one dimensional.

That's exactly what I was going to say.

I like the WYWH.

And don't kid yourself, all of AC/DC's songs sound the same. Their "blues" songs are just their "rock" ones slowed down. They're all based off the same scales.

[Badmoon]

You want to know what the other dimemsions are of AC/DCjust lisson to one album by them. They have blues songs such as The Jack or ride on, they have hard rock songs such as For Those About To Rock or Back In Black and they even have songs with no lyrics such as Chase The Ace. I told you the other dimensions are so you can go shave your back now.

Okay, since all their songs are Blues Rock, no. The guitar playing easily shows that. And my god, a song without lyrics! They must be insane :rolleyes:

[AC/DC fan]

^That just proves that AC/DC is not one dimensional

[Badmoon]

Well, if you'd count something that small, I guess. Still, sadly enough, I could not name a band that lacks as much dimension as them. Of course but bands who try to copy them, for whatever they have that would ever want to be copied. Which is hardly anything.

[RNR]

Nobody can insult ac/dc. It's the law of classic rock.

Keep your mouths shut on the issue. Nobody really cares. You can have your opinion but that's it.

Needless flaming +1

[Badmoon]

^I hope youre joking.

[RNR]

Well, if you'd count something that small, I guess. Still, sadly enough, I could not name a band that lacks as much dimension as them. Of course but bands who try to copy them, for whatever they have that would ever want to be copied. Which is hardly anything.

Who cares if they don't play psychedelic, jazz, blues, bluesgrass influenced music or whatever. A band doesn't have to play lots of different types of music and styles

Ac/dc is one of the best bands in the world and they've done it by having the same sort of sound from day 1.

[Badmoon]

^Why won't you stop being a ****in hypocrite. You yourself have said they've sucked for months, without even giving a reason. And no they don't have to play a million types of music, but when you're saying band is very dimensional, and they have released the same album a dozen somthing times, your more wrong then right.

[RNR]

I've had a change of heart on the subject of ac/dc, obviously

I find that if they're good, they're good. Nobody cares if they're one dimensional or not, and calling them that it pointless.

[Badmoon]

Plus, you still continue to insult Kiss, because they don't hit you technical standards.

Nobody cares if they're one dimensional or not, and calling them that it pointless.

Except a few of the regulars here, making that statement not true at all.

[RNR]

Ooo, my bad. He actually said that they had lots of dimensions. :eek:. I was arguing that ac/dc is good when the subject was if they're diverse.

He's wrong then. :smash:

But the ac/dc bashing must stop in general.


On a side note, w00t. I just got tickets to see the Beatles experience.

Time to watch people who aren't the Beatles try to be the Beatles :chug:

[Broken Arrow]

Ooo, my bad. He actually said that they had lots of dimensions. :eek:. I was arguing that ac/dc is good when the subject was if they're diverse.

He's wrong then. :smash:

But the ac/dc bashing must stop in general.


On a side note, w00t. I just got tickets to see the Beatles experience.

Time to watch people who aren't the Beatles try to be the Beatles :chug:
w00tZorz for you!!

The Eagles are coming to Toronto......should I go? I am confused.

I am not that big of a fan but my parents are.

[punk_noodle113]

right now(hehe) I love Van Halen, and I'm really getting into Lynyrd Skynyrd.And I think the music is definitely reviving. I'm spreading Freebird throughout my high school

[Broken Arrow]

right now(hehe) I love Van Halen, and I'm really getting into Lynyrd Skynyrd.And I think the music is definitely reviving. I'm spreading Freebird throughout my high school
You must be well known around the school for spreading one of the most famous songs ever around. :rolleyes:

[RNR]

Sweet sweet livewired sarcasm :). How i've missed it.

Van Halen is alright. Lynyrd Skynrd is awesome. Though I've been meaning to get some more of their albums. Since I only have a best of album of theirs.

[Broken Arrow]

Sweet sweet livewired sarcasm :). How i've missed it.

Van Halen is alright. Lynyrd Skynrd is awesome. Though I've been meaning to get some more of their albums. Since I only have a best of album of theirs.
Lynyrd Skynrd hmm. I couldnt really get in to them. My dad likes them but I only like a few of their tunes.

Badmoon-Did you only do 2 reviews when I was banned?

[thickasabrick]

why am i not surprised that someone with the name AC/DC Fan is freaking out because he just found out they are one dimensional.

im not gonna lie, i am a huge AC/DC fan. i own about ten of their albums, and angus young was the reason i picked up a guitar...but lets face it, they are one dimensional. anyone who can't see that is just blind to the truth. im not saying their not good, because i love their music, but they had about as many different songs as they had letters in their name.

[magicbus]

Lynyrd Skynrd hmm. I couldnt really get in to them. My dad likes them but I only like a few of their tunes.

Badmoon-Did you only do 2 reviews when I was banned?

My dad likes them too, but I only have the Thyrty albums. (greatest hits)

[thickasabrick]

i like your avatar schyma, and i wish i could go to toronto to see the eagles. they arent one of my favourite bands, but they are probably one of my favourite bands that are still touring. im sure the tickets will be expensive though.

are they going to anywhere else in canada? the prairies?

[RNR]

It's not like one dimensional when you sound that good is a bad thing.

If I want diverse music i'll listen to alot of different bands.

[Broken Arrow]

why am i not surprised that someone with the name AC/DC Fan is freaking out because he just found out they are one dimensional.

im not gonna lie, i am a huge AC/DC fan. i own about ten of their albums, and angus young was the reason i picked up a guitar...but lets face it, they are one dimensional. anyone who can't see that is just blind to the truth. im not saying their not good, because i love their music, but they had about as many different songs as they had letters in their name.
Me too.

I have 10 albums too.
I used to think they we're soo good at guitar and made me get one. They introduced me to classic rock.

[Broken Arrow]

i like your avatar schyma, and i wish i could go to toronto to see the eagles. they arent one of my favourite bands, but they are probably one of my favourite bands that are still touring. im sure the tickets will be expensive though.

are they going to anywhere else in canada? the prairies?
Probably not. Maybe Calgary, Winnipeg and Edmonton......not Regina.

I got an email from the classic rock station from Toronto.(I live 2 hours away) saying that they were coming. I dont think the tickets were that expensive. I think some were like $60 but that could be for cheap seats.

[Broken Arrow]

Does anyone like the Animals? They were part of the San Fransico pyscheldic movement.

I was listening to a song by them I think itwas called Warm San Fransico Night or something. It was good, especially the talking part at the start of it.:lol:

[thickasabrick]

60 bucks aint bad, i paid 65 for alice cooper. i think all the tickets were like the same price though, because i was second row, and i paid the same as someone in the far back balcony.

they were asking like 112 for van halen when they came not too long ago. im not that big of a fan so i didnt go.

me and my friends are gonna take a road trip to either calgary, edmonton, or toronto depending on where the next big concert is. probably not the eagles though. if i knew sooner about jethro tull i woulda went to that.

[thickasabrick]

Does anyone like the Animals? They were part of the San Fransico pyscheldic movement.

I was listening to a song by them I think itwas called Warm San Fransico Night or something. It was good, especially the talking part at the start of it.:lol:

the animals were a great band. eric burdon was a major icon in my opinion, although a lot of people don't realize it. plus he was the only guy that could drink jim morrison under the table so he earns my respect.

[Broken Arrow]

60 bucks aint bad, i paid 65 for alice cooper. i think all the tickets were like the same price though, because i was second row, and i paid the same as someone in the far back balcony.

they were asking like 112 for van halen when they came not too long ago. im not that big of a fan so i didnt go.

me and my friends are gonna take a road trip to either calgary, edmonton, or toronto depending on where the next big concert is. probably not the eagles though. if i knew sooner about jethro tull i woulda went to that.
They were in Ottawa and London(ont.) I was going to go but my dad was going to be away and my mom isnt a big Tull fan.

[Broken Arrow]

thickasabrick were you really born on June 11 like your profile says? Where abouts in the praires do you live?

[thickasabrick]

i live in regina, and i was born on june 11 1988

EDIT - and i can't believe i missed the Song Poll! when did medopolis post it? i was on here last night and i didn't notice it. i woulda voted little wing.

[Broken Arrow]

Saskatchewan do any bands go their? ......jk

Nice Man I was borm on June 11 too.

I hope Neil tours soon before he dies.:( I think he will though and he wouldnt do a tour withouit his hometown Toronto.

[Broken Arrow]

i live in regina, and i was born on june 11 1988

EDIT - and i can't believe i missed the Song Poll! when did medopolis post it? i was on here last night and i didn't notice it. i woulda voted little wing.
Its only a 24 hour poll. I missed it too.:(

Little Wing still made it though:)

[thickasabrick]

Saskatchewan do any bands go their? ......jk

Nice Man I was borm on June 11 too.

I hope Neil tours soon before he dies.:( I think he will though and he wouldnt do a tour withouit his hometown Toronto.

if neil didn't come to regina on a tour, i would be very surprised. i go to school with a girl who is related to him and they have met on several occasions, so he has family in regina. her last name is tetlock if you really need proof, i didn't believe her but after searching the net i found out its true, even though she hates him and says his music sucks.

edit- and no bands come to saskatchewan. although the tragically hip are in saskatoon tonight. i forgot to buy tickets.

[Broken Arrow]

if neil didn't come to regina on a tour, i would be very surprised. i go to school with a girl who is related to him and they have met on several occasions, so he has family in regina. her last name is tetlock if you really need proof, i didn't believe her but after searching the net i found out its true, even though she hates him and says his music sucks.

edit- and no bands come to saskatchewan. although the tragically hip are in saskatoon tonight. i forgot to buy tickets.
Yeah Neil has lots of family.

He and his father have been married 3 times each:eek:

[Badmoon]

Does anyone like the Animals? They were part of the San Fransico pyscheldic movement.

Well, they weren't originally. Being that they're english. But yes I do. I have one of their best ofs, and I really like it.

And I don't know how many reviews I did when you were banned.

[Broken Arrow]

Well, they weren't originally. Being that they're english. But yes I do. I have one of their best ofs, and I really like it.

And I don't know how many reviews I did when you were banned.
Well yeah I knew they were english but once they came to S.F. they like started promoting it. Like in the intro to the song I was talking about.

[jpj]

I went to the mall today was gonna get Space Wrangler, but I saw Live AID on DVD and I was like " :eek: OMG OMG!!!! i leik hav 2 g3t it!!11!!1"

So I did :)

[Badmoon]

wuss

I just posted a review.

[jpj]

wuss

I just posted a review.
Hey!

Dylan+Bowie+Jagger+Queen+McCartney+The Who+Clapton+Neil+The Beach Boys+Dire Straits+Tom Petty+The Cars+Elvis Costello+Sabbath+Judas Priest+much, much more>Space Wrangler

It's not that hard to figure out.

[Badmoon]

Hey!

Dylan+Bowie+Jagger+Queen+McCartney+The Who+Clapton+Neil+The Beach Boys+Dire Straits+Tom Petty+The Cars+Elvis Costello+Sabbath+Judas Priest+much, much more>Space Wrangler

It's not that hard to figure out.

Nah! I past up a Bonnaroo DVD for a live Keller Williams album. Because I wanted to further myself musically. :mad:

*Though I already had a K.W. album.* :p

[jpj]

Nah! I past up a Bonnaroo DVD for a live Keller Williams album. Because I wanted to further myself musically. :mad:

*Though I already had a K.W. album.* :p
Silly :p

A Bonnaroo DVD would be so kickass, who all was on it?

/is listening to Gov't Mule at Bonnaroo :)

[Badmoon]

Probably the regular line up. moe., The Dead, String Cheese, DMB, various others. I didn't check.

[jpj]

moe. came to the same place where I saw Mule, I shoulda went :(

I listened to Les Claypool's Frog Brigade at Bonnaroo on nugs, it was awesome. Any of you guys like any of Claypool's stuff?

[Badmoon]

it's okay.

[jpj]

Badmoon so far I'm the only person to post in your review. I feel this calls for rep points and/or cookies.

[scrowler]

hmm...are there any asian/japanese rock bands?

[Badmoon]

Hardly anyone posts in my reviews :(.

[thickasabrick]

hmm...are there any asian/japanese rock bands?

of course there are. i dont know of any classic rock bands that were all japense though, but im sure they were out there. rock bands can come from anywhere, they just have to be famous enough for other countries to know them.

[jpj]

Hardly anyone posts in my reviews :(.
Which is why I feel I should be rewarded with rep.

[thickasabrick]

Hardly anyone posts in my reviews :(.

i don't read reviews...do you post them on this site? maybe i will read one or two, what bands/albums have you reviewed lately?

[Broken Arrow]

Hardly anyone posts in my reviews :(.
If you havent noticed, I post in almost all of your reveiws.:thumb:

mmmmm nugs

[jpj]

Fine, I guess Badmoon doesn't appreciate my posts in his reviews...ungrateful bastard.




Have any of you listened to the Superjams on nugs, they're awesome.

[Broken Arrow]

Fine, I guess Badmoon doesn't appreciate my posts in his reviews...ungrateful bastard.




Have any of you listened to the Superjams on nugs, they're awesome.

I havent. Arent you grateful for nugs?

I am going to listen to some stuff on it.

What should I listen to?

[FreebirdTPM]

Listen to Jack Johnson..
or listen to Galactic whom I saw last night. Amazing. Gotta love B.B. King's :)

[Creedence Clearwater]

So is anyone up for talkin about the album I am listening to now; "Infidels"?

[Creedence Clearwater]

So is anyone up for talkin about the album I am listening to now; "Infidels"?

[Badmoon]

Which is why I feel I should be rewarded with rep.

I rep you everytime I see you.

[RNR]

Probably the regular line up. moe., The Dead, String Cheese, DMB, various others. I didn't check.

Sounds hippy-tastic.

The Dead rules and Moe's alright. I'm thinking of checking into String Cheese.


*reps the rep-monger (JPJ)*

[FreebirdTPM]

So is anyone up for talkin about the album I am listening to now; "Infidels"?
That's my second favorite Bob Dylan period, early eighties. I think he was in his prime late eighties though :X

[Creedence Clearwater]

That's my second favorite Bob Dylan period, early eighties. I think he was in his prime late eighties though :X

yeh, Infidels and Oh Mercy have the best production of any Dylan album

[lunch998]

I haven't been on in awhile, so I wanted to welcome back Livewired and JPJ. You can tell JPJ is back because of the dramatic increase of pages in the thread.

[jpj]

I haven't been on in awhile, so I wanted to welcome back Livewired and JPJ. You can tell JPJ is back because of the dramatic increase of pages in the thread.
I don't want to hear it lunch :mad:

I haven't even spammed since I got back.


And thanks to rock :thumb:

[Broken Arrow]

I rep you everytime I see you.
No reps for me after commenting on so many of your reveiws. :upset:

Hey lunch:wave:

[lunch998]

The Boys are back in town.

New avatar for me.

[jpj]

The Boys are back in town.

New avatar for me.
meh, I'm not feeling it.

[RNR]

I don't want to hear it lunch :mad:

I haven't even spammed since I got back.


And thanks to rock :thumb:

I'm like your anti-spam sponcer :)


Way to quote Thin Lizzy, lunch :thumb:

[Broken Arrow]

The Boys are back in town.

New avatar for me.
I like it, I think its better then your old one.


EDIT-Thin Lizzy:lol:

[lunch998]

meh, I'm not feeling it.

It brightens up the thread.

Or I could be depressing and change it to Wheels of Fire, since only black and white avatars are cool.

[scrowler]

its just that ive never heard of an asian rock band

[Badmoon]

No reps for me after commenting on so many of your reveiws. :upset:

Hey lunch:wave:

I once said to you "Check out my review", and then you said "I checked it". And you didn't get the idea to post :mad: .

You no deserve rep.

[jpj]

It brightens up the thread.

Or I could be depressing and change it to Wheels of Fire, since only black and white avatars are cool.
It made my epilepsy come back, and it was all messy looking.

[lunch998]

It made my epilepsy come back.

Why do you have to be so difficult?

[Broken Arrow]

I once said to you "Check out my review", and then you said "I checked it". And you didn't get the idea to post :mad: .

You no deserve rep.
Which one?

Dylan & the Dead??

[Creedence Clearwater]

Do I deserve rep pionts, and more importantly is the 80 I have worth anything in classic rock terms. How many pionts do I need before I can trade them in for Dylan's SACD collection?

[jpj]

Why do you have to be so difficult?
I'm not being difficult I just told you what I thought about your avatar.

[RNR]

Do I deserve rep pionts, and more importantly is the 80 I have worth anything in classic rock terms. How many pionts do I need before I can trade them in for Dylan's SACD collection?

:lol:.

I've repped you about twice and I will again once I can ;).

Err, I remember hearing about a new Bob Dylan tour a while back. What kind of era is he in right now?

[Broken Arrow]

Why do you have to be so difficult?
I like the other one better.

[Broken Arrow]

Do I deserve rep pionts, and more importantly is the 80 I have worth anything in classic rock terms. How many pionts do I need before I can trade them in for Dylan's SACD collection?
I have only 75.:(

I have to spread the reputation its says. but I've repped every CR regular.

[RNR]

Classic rock chat I says!

Get in the room!

[FreebirdTPM]

:lol:.

I've repped you about twice and I will again once I can ;).

Err, I remember hearing about a new Bob Dylan tour a while back. What kind of era is he in right now?

I saw him this summer on tour with Willie Nelson...it was blues trash, I wasn't feeling it at all, and e-gad Dylan looked horrendous, weird haircut with a complete cowboy outfit on :(

[jpj]

I've been trying to rep you guys, but I have to spread it around. I repped Creedance :thumb:

[Creedence Clearwater]

:lol:.

I've repped you about twice and I will again once I can ;).

Err, I remember hearing about a new Bob Dylan tour a while back. What kind of era is he in right now?

Once I can, what does that mean?

/doesn't understand the system

As for the Dylan era, I would say the one where he disapionts all his fans by wrecking his classics and not be able to sing (his vocal chords are history). That said I would still part with large amounts of money to see him live.

[KJEcho88]

xxx Ive noticed the classic rock era coming back also...mostly comes with guitar players though...I HATE IT WHEN PPL SAY RAP IS BETTER!!!! ITS JUST POEMS READ REALLY FAST....LONG LIVE THE BEATLES(they will never go away)
(\ /)
(O.o)
(>"<)
/_|_\

This is Bunny. Copy Bunny into your profile to help him on his way to world domination.

[RNR]

Me too. Just saying that you saw Bob Dylan is enough.

Okay the system works, that you can only rep people once every 25 or so (I think that's the number) times that you rep other people.

If you go to your user cp and on the main page near the bottom you can check your reps and messages and such,

[jpj]

Once I can, what does that mean?

/doesn't understand the system

As for the Dylan era, I would say the one where he disapionts all his fans by wrecking his classics and not be able to sing (his vocal chords are history). That said I would still part with large amounts of money to see him live.
He came to the Pitt College campus and everyone said he sucked, too bad :(

[Broken Arrow]

I'd rather see Neil.

[Creedence Clearwater]

Me too. Just saying that you saw Bob Dylan is enough.

Okay the system works, that you can only rep people once every 25 or so (I think that's the number) times that you rep other people.

If you go to your user cp and on the main page near the bottom you can check your reps and messages and such,

I think I get it now, and does the pionts you give come out of you total?

[jpj]

I'd rather see Neil.
Me too since everyone says Dylan sucks now.

[RNR]

I think I get it now, and does the pionts you give come out of you total?

Nope. But the more points that you have, the more you give each time your rep.

I'd rather see Neil.

Truth! Neil Young is amazing live.

[jpj]

I have Live Rust and it zwns.

[Broken Arrow]

And I like his music better

[Woodstock]

Ok, sum up. The Animals are great.

[RNR]

That too. Neil Young is king. I really need American Stars And Bars on cd. I have it on vinyl but that doesn't cut it these days.

*neil young collection expandzing*

[Broken Arrow]

That too. Neil Young is king. I really need American Stars And Bars on cd. I have it on vinyl but that doesn't cut it these days.

*neil young collection expandzing*
How many albums do you own?

[Seafroggys]

I paid $250 to see Paul McCartney. I think I own all of you in most expensive concert.

[RNR]

lotsz0rz.

My parents own about 5 of them by the way. *the vinyl ones*

[Woodstock]

I paid $250 to see Paul McCartney. I think I own all of you in most expensive concert.
For Paul McCartney, I'd pay twice as much.

[FreebirdTPM]

I paid $250 to see Paul McCartney. I think I own all of you in most expensive concert.
What year? No way it was worth it :eek:

[jpj]

I saw Paul McCartney before I was born, GO ME!!!

[FreebirdTPM]

I saw Paul McCartney before I was born, GO ME!!!
In the womb?
Hmm, thast could be the explanation for the slight down syndrome :D jk