Classic Rock

[thickasabrick]

I know he played the whole album. I think he just played the guitar part

oh, i get it.

[clown_phobia]

and there were guest vocals from none other than John Lennon

[Creedence Clearwater]

The Hendrix Box set owns. There are many cool covers on there, such as "Like a Rolling Stone", and "Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band."

yeah, i own a few hendrix bootlegs and his version of like a rolling stone is killer, I wonder if he complains about the stage equipement as much in the official releases?

[Illmatic]

I'll sling a question out there: what makes "Born to Run" better than "Paradise by the Dashboard Light" or "Runnin' with the Devil" (both of which were popular contemporary rock songs)?

[Woodstock]

They show a few seconds of the Hendrix Sgt. Pepper performance on the Beatles Antology DVD set. It was pretty cool.

[DonMancini]

Hendrix covers Sgt. Pepper? :eek: That's news to me! I have to see that sometime.

[lunch998]

yeah, i own a few hendrix bootlegs and his version of like a rolling stone is killer, I wonder if he complains about the stage equipement as much in the official releases?

Not that much, usually he just says "Turn the vocals down and the band up alittle bit" or something like that.

[lunch998]

Hendrix covers Sgt. Pepper? :eek: That's news to me! I have to see that sometime.

Yea it's very cool, but I think it's only on the Hendrix Box Set(any probably bootlegs).

I also like Hendrix's cover of Sunshine of Your Love.

[jpj]

Is it on the box set too?

I think need to get this box set.

[lunch998]

Is it on the box set too?

I think need to get this box set.

No, I believe it's on the BBC Sessions. There is also a clip of it on the Cream Dvd.

[jpj]

Oh, that's on the Christmas list so hopefully I'll get it. By Cream DVD do you mean Strange Brew?

[lunch998]

Oh, that's on the Christmas list so hopefully I'll get it. By Cream DVD do you mean Strange Brew?

Yea that's the one.

[jpj]

Let There Be More Light is a really cool song. Actually that entire album is cool, actually every Pink Floyd album is cool.

[lunch998]

Let There Be More Light is a really cool song. Actually that entire album is cool, actually every Pink Floyd album is cool.

I'm glad you just figured that out without needing some help from someone else.

[RNR]

Sheesh, I never knew Garcia was dead :eek:

Anyways, I think Warren would be a good replacement.

[jpj]

I'm glad you just figured that out without needing some help from someone else.
My mommy helped me.

So rock do you know why you got banned?

[RNR]

Not a clue. And until I find out i'll just psot on this account.

Poor Garcia :(. This is like when I found out George Harrison was dead...

[lunch998]

Not a clue. And until I find out i'll just psot on this account.

Poor Garcia :(. This is like when I found out George Harrison was dead...

Yea it's been awhile since you've been on. I remember us talking about Wayne's World.

[jpj]

I think badmoon is actually Garcia, and he just got a Garcia look alike and killed him. It's all one big conspiracy.

[Badmoon]

You knew he was dead. I told you like 300 times.

And now, Jerry is Santa!

[jpj]

You knew he was dead. I told you like 300 times.

And now, Jerry is Santa!
:lol:




:angry: No avatar talk!!!!

[lunch998]

You knew he was dead. I told you like 300 times.

And now, Jerry is Santa!

Christmas++

Now, no more talk about avatars....ever. :p

[RNR]

Well maybe I did and then I just forgot about it...

Hehe, nice paint skills :thumb:

edit: no avatar talk. I knows, it's my rule. But I just had to comment on it on the side of classic rock talk.

[zventon]

Anybody ever heard the Little River Band's first album? (and for ppl that are planning on insulting me because im a noob, dont bother cuz im still staying)

[Badmoon]

screw it, my avatar rules.

[lunch998]

screw it, my avatar rules.

I agree, it's really funny. Now Rocknotroll will come in here and kill me for talking about avatars.

[jpj]

Yea it does. I think we should be allowed to talk about them if they're classic rock related.

My dad likes The Little River Band, but I've never heard them.

[lunch998]

Well maybe I did and then I just forgot about it...

Hehe, nice paint skills :thumb:

edit: no avatar talk. I knows, it's my rule. But I just had to comment on it on the side of classic rock talk.

I don't care if we talk about avatars, it was a joke because Badmoon always gets upset when we talk about them, and then he talked about his.

Irony++

Classic Rock--

Listen to Jimi Hendrix.

[Broken Arrow]

I should make Neil into Frosty:eek:!!

Yeah I can remember one time Badmoon told Rock Jerry was dead. Rock said he was going to kidnap him and Bob Dylan and make them preform for him...until he found out Jerry was dead.

[RNR]

Hehe, no Hendrix for me right now. Right now is Lynyrd Skynrd time :thumb: (plus some CCR of course).

[jpj]

Right now is Mule time.....ALL THE TIME IS MULE TIME!!!

But soon it will be Dead time, or another yet to be decided jam band.

[RNR]

JPJ is slowly becoming a hippy ;)

[lunch998]

Hehe, no Hendrix for me right now. Right now is Lynyrd Skynrd time :thumb: (plus some CCR of course).

Ok, I guess I'll let you slide with CCR.....

[jpj]

JPJ is slowly becoming a hippy ;)
I know :upset:











:smoke:

[lunch998]

Right now is Mule time.....ALL THE TIME IS MULE TIME!!!

But soon it will be Dead time, or another yet to be decided jam band.

Shutup Hippy.

*Beats with riot gear.

[magicbus]

I know the Sgt Peppers cover by Hendrix is on the Blue Wild Angel dvd, I've watched it a few times. Very cool :thumb:

In other Hendrix dvd news, I saw "Band of Gypsies" and "Live at Woodstock" today, and was freaking out cause I didn't have enough money. I think I'll get them for christmas.

[Broken Arrow]

I wish I hosted a classic rock radio show.:(

[Broken Arrow]

I know :upset:











:smoke:

Since when was being a hippy a bad thing!?

[jpj]

Since lunch started beating me.

[RNR]

Since never. :smoke:

[lunch998]

I wish I hosted a classic rock radio show.:(

That would own. The other day my dad was telling me about how awesome FM radio used to be, because they used to play lesser-known stuff from bands. Or other times they would play a new song, then play a few songs by that same band from previous albums(mostly not the crazy popular stuff).

[unclebobscircus]

That would own. The other day my dad was telling me about how awesome FM radio used to be, because they used to play lesser-known stuff from bands. Or other times they would play a new song, then play a few songs by that same band from previous albums(mostly not the crazy popular stuff).

Heh, nowadays they just play the same music over and over again. In the last 6 months, they've added maybe 5 songs to the rotation on my local classic rock station.

[lunch998]

Heh, nowadays they just play the same music over and over again. In the last 6 months, they've added maybe 5 songs to the rotation on my local classic rock station.

Yea that's what they do. I hear Sympathy for the Devil even when I don't listen to the radio.

[Broken Arrow]

Well. I went SOTCD although I could of just as well picked My Generation. If it were the live versoin from Live at Leeds I would have picked it.:)

[lunch998]

Well. I went SOTCD although I could of just as well picked My Generation. If it were the live versoin from Live at Leeds I would have picked it.:)

I went My Generation, I find something special about that song.

Thanks for the Rep, Livewired.

[Broken Arrow]

I went My Generation, I find something special about that song.

Thanks for the Rep, Livewired.
No, problem.

I do too!

But SOYCD is just simply amazing!:)

[guitrguy]

Rock what did you get banned for?

[jpj]

Rock what did you get banned for?
I don't think he knows yet.


I like Working Man's Dead a little more every time I listen to it.

[RNR]

I have no **** clue what I got banned for. I haven't posted anything worthy of a ban. I'll just post on this account since I don't deserve a ban.

It would be fun to host a radio show. Kim Mitchell's show in Toronto is awesome ;)

[Woodstock]

Cool, I updated my avatar, and got:

Jimi Hendrix-Live at Woodstock
Miles Davis-Kind of Blue

[Badmoon]

I have no **** clue what I got banned for. I haven't posted anything worthy of a ban. I'll just post on this account since I don't deserve a ban.

It would be fun to host a radio show. Kim Mitchell's show in Toronto is awesome ;)

Go ask on the site forum.

[lunch998]

Cool, I updated my avatar, and got:

Jimi Hendrix-Live at Woodstock
Miles Davis-Kind of Blue

Those are awesome.

[FreebirdTPM]

I hope everyone caught that magical Bob Dylan interview!

[Jim Spoon]

was it good

[FreebirdTPM]

Yeah, that guy is pretty amazing, he's on like a whole 'nother level..kinda funny what he said about his song-writing abilities too.

[Woodstock]

Those are awesome.
Thanks, I wish I would've gotten more. The only version of All Things Must Pass is a "special" $27 one, and the only Hot Rats album I can find I would have to buy 2 other albums with it. :lol:

[lunch998]

Did anybody watch the Simpsons tonight? They had a joke about the Bob Dylan interview where they showed him just mumbling a bunch of things.

[FreebirdTPM]

http://stores.musictoday.com/store/product.asp?dept%5Fid=624&pf%5Fid=LYCD11&band%5Fid=281&sfid=2

*Adds to Christmas list ASAP.

[Jaded]

Creedence!

[RNR]

Creedence!

...Clearwater revival?

Huh? Don't spam my thread.

Rats, I missed the Bob Dylan interview :upset:

[guitrguy]

I had to work.... I should have tivoed it.

[jpj]

I missed it too :( I had to go to my aunt's for my cousin's birthday, and I forgot :(

[guitrguy]

Hopefully there will be a re-run.

[thickasabrick]

who here watched the Dylan interview? i taped it. good stuff.

i made my friends watch it. they just didn't understand why people thought he was so good, and then i put his record on (Blood on the Tracks) and they still didn't get it. oh well. i thought it was great. too short though.

[guitrguy]

Bob Dylan is an aquired taste.

[thickasabrick]

Bob Dylan is an aquired taste.

that's true. i didn't really like him all that much until i heard blood on the tracks. his earlier stuff just sounded like noise to me until about a year ago. i think he's great now.

[Schyma]

that's true. i didn't really like him all that much until i heard blood on the tracks. his earlier stuff just sounded like noise to me until about a year ago. i think he's great now.

IMO his earlier stuff was his best. Today in school my ex gave me the LA Woman record. = ****en badass! :cool: :D

[_HiGhVoLtAgE_]

pink floyd

[BassStabbed]

the only classic stuff i really like is black sabbath.

[lunch998]

Oh good, we're back to naming random band names. We haven't done this in awhile.

IMO his earlier stuff was his best. Today in school my ex gave me the LA Woman record. = ****en badass! :cool: :D

I agree about Bob, I think Highway 61 Revisited is my favorite album of his.

[Woodstock]

Highway 61 Revisited is a perfect album to me.

[Broken Arrow]

Well, its a major disapointment that hardly anyone caught Bob. I fortunatley did! And as well as thickasabrick I taped it.:)

I also watched the Simpsons and the part with Bob was funny.:)

[resist refuse]

saxon

[Broken Arrow]

saxon

You should really think about never posting again.

[guitrguy]

the only classic stuff i really like is black sabbath.
Same with every other poser in earth.

[thickasabrick]

i didn't see the simpsons thing.

the only dylan albums i own are blood on the tracks, and slow train coming. for some reason i have only listened to the first song on slow train coming. it kinda came out right when he discovered god or whatever so im assuming that affected his songwriting. i've heard most of his albums though, borrowed them from my guitar teacher.


whats saxon?? is it a band or something, that was kind of random and useless.

[RNR]

I didn't see it :(. And i felt bad so I listened to Blond On Blond :D

[Creedence Clearwater]

Highway 61 Revisited is a perfect album to me.

Thats very true, that is why it is my second favourite of his. As for this tv interview, is there a transcription or something?

[HeNdRiXWasGod]

Holy crap This is one huge *** thread. It has over 15000 posts i think WOW
Thats a lot.

[Badmoon]

i didn't see the simpsons thing.

the only dylan albums i own are blood on the tracks, and slow train coming. for some reason i have only listened to the first song on slow train coming. it kinda came out right when he discovered god or whatever so im assuming that affected his songwriting. i've heard most of his albums though, borrowed them from my guitar teacher.


whats saxon?? is it a band or something, that was kind of random and useless.

Turn your Tree 'vatar into a Christmas tree 'vatar!

[jpj]

Turn your Tree 'vatar into a Christmas tree 'vatar!
No talking about avatars :angry:



Actually I don't care talk about them as much as you want.

[thickasabrick]

Holy crap This is one huge *** thread. It has over 15000 posts i think WOW
Thats a lot.

yep. we just keep adding bricks to the proverbial wall that is this thread. soon there will be no escaping it.

k im trying to find a Dylan song. It's the one that they talked about really early in his interview last night. The interviewer asked him if he could still write lyrics like he used to, and he said no. and then he quoted a song, and then it showed a clip of him performing the song. I wanna know the name of the song, anyone know what it is?

[thickasabrick]

Turn your Tree 'vatar into a Christmas tree 'vatar!

i tried at school today, but it was never accepted, first it was too big, then they said it wasn't the right format. i will try again. it was cool too! :thumb:

[Creedence Clearwater]

yep. we just keep adding bricks to the proverbial wall that is this thread. soon there will be no escaping it.

k im trying to find a Dylan song. It's the one that they talked about really early in his interview last night. The interviewer asked him if he could still write lyrics like he used to, and he said no. and then he quoted a song, and then it showed a clip of him performing the song. I wanna know the name of the song, anyone know what it is?

Obviously I didn't see the interview but if you could tell me maybe two or three of the words i could tell you

[Schyma]

yep. we just keep adding bricks to the proverbial wall that is this thread. soon there will be no escaping it.

k im trying to find a Dylan song. It's the one that they talked about really early in his interview last night. The interviewer asked him if he could still write lyrics like he used to, and he said no. and then he quoted a song, and then it showed a clip of him performing the song. I wanna know the name of the song, anyone know what it is?

I dont know I was trying to find it aswell :confused:

[thickasabrick]

well i suppose i have the tape in my vcr downstairs, and they say the song. i can go watch it.

and my avatar worked! hows it look?

[guitrguy]

I gotta give to ya brick, thats one bitchin' avatar.

[thickasabrick]

the dylan song: It's alright Ma.

those are some freakin amazing lyrics right there.

that whole interview was amazing. i couldn't believe what he had to say for himself and his songwriting.

[Badmoon]

rawk!

[Schyma]

Whats that tree supposed to be anyway?

[jpj]

My mom is in going to school agin for a different degree, and one of her professors went to summer camp with Bob Dylan. He was talking about how wierd he was, and all the other kids were like creeped out by him. When everyone else was out doing summer camp stuff he'd just stay in the cabin and play guitar.

[thickasabrick]

its a bonsai tree. i have one kinda like it, but not as twisty.

ya apparently bob dylan was a big weirdo, but he was brilliant as well. it seems like all the most brilliant people have been a bit crazy.
my mom watched that interview too and she couldn't figure him out, shes like "that man has a lot of problems"

[Creedence Clearwater]

My mom is in going to school agin for a different degree, and one of her professors went to summer camp with Bob Dylan. He was talking about how wierd he was, and all the other kids were like creeped out by him. When everyone else was out doing summer camp stuff he'd just stay in the cabin and play guitar.

cool story:thumb:

[jpj]

cool story:thumb:
Thanks:)....I wish I went to summer camp with Bob Dylan.

[Schyma]

the dylan song: It's alright Ma.

those are some freakin amazing lyrics right there.

that whole interview was amazing. i couldn't believe what he had to say for himself and his songwriting.

Great interveiw but he seemed really depressed.

[thickasabrick]

and he said he wrote Blowin in the Wind in about ten minutes. the interview guy asked him how..and hes like "i dunno, those songs seemed to have been written magically. you cant just sit down and come up with stuff like that"

hes right though, i try desperately hard to sit and write a good song, but the only good ones seem to come at about four in the morning when im trying to sleep. then i gotta get up and write them down before i forget them. its even harder when i think of a good song for guitar, cuz then i gotta go get my guitar and play it quietly as not to wake anyone. but its worth it.

[Creedence Clearwater]

Great interveiw but he seemed really depressed.

Interested by Dylan interviews.......

http://www.interferenza.com/bcs/interv.htm

[guitrguy]

My mom is in going to school agin for a different degree, and one of her professors went to summer camp with Bob Dylan. He was talking about how wierd he was, and all the other kids were like creeped out by him. When everyone else was out doing summer camp stuff he'd just stay in the cabin and play guitar.
His biggest fans back in the day were kids who were just like him.

[thickasabrick]

Great interveiw but he seemed really depressed.

he hates the media. as would i if i were him, everyone is disecting you and your words. i read this interesting interview with him where he said the first few years after his first album, he could go anywhere and no one would notice him, but suddenly one day the fans just started noticing him everywhere and he couldn't go out anymore. poor guy.

i really like the song Idiot Wind by him, its one of his lesser known gems since its from the mid seventies. most people just know his sixties stuff.

[Creedence Clearwater]

and he said he wrote Blowin in the Wind in about ten minutes. the interview guy asked him how..and hes like "i dunno, those songs seemed to have been written magically. you cant just sit down and come up with stuff like that"

hes right though, i try desperately hard to sit and write a good song, but the only good ones seem to come at about four in the morning when im trying to sleep. then i gotta get up and write them down before i forget them. its even harder when i think of a good song for guitar, cuz then i gotta go get my guitar and play it quietly as not to wake anyone. but its worth it.

Yeah I have heard that story too, and the guitar part is taken from an old african-american slave song.

[Schyma]

Interested by Dylan interviews.......

http://www.interferenza.com/bcs/interv.htm

Thanx good site :thumb:

rep points for you

[Creedence Clearwater]

he hates the media. as would i if i were him, everyone is disecting you and your words. i read this interesting interview with him where he said the first few years after his first album, he could go anywhere and no one would notice him, but suddenly one day the fans just started noticing him everywhere and he couldn't go out anymore. poor guy.

i really like the song Idiot Wind by him, its one of his lesser known gems since its from the mid seventies. most people just know his sixties stuff.

that link has plenty of other interview too you might be interested in. As for idiot wind, its one of those songs he refuses to play live, its very visious towards Sara Lowndes (ex-wife) so you could understand why:

One day you'll be in the ditch, flies buzzin' around your eyes,
Blood on your saddle.


The most underratteed song of BOTT is Lily Rosemary and the jack of hearts, the best song about his wife though is on desire, its called Sara

[thickasabrick]

The most underratteed song of BOTT is Lily Rosemary and the jack of hearts, the best song about his wife though is on desire, its called Sara

i love Lily Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts. It's amazing, theres only three chords (i think) in the whole 9 minute song, its driven purely by his wonderful lyrics. plus its fun to polka along to ;)

im trying to check out that link, but my internet horribly slow. i might have been there before though, i like to search out interviews.

[Creedence Clearwater]

i love Lily Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts. It's amazing, theres only three chords (i think) in the whole 9 minute song, its driven purely by his wonderful lyrics. plus its fun to polka along to ;)

im trying to check out that link, but my internet horribly slow. i might have been there before though, i like to search out interviews.


Open D/E tuning (E B E G# B E)

Chords:

E 054000 (or 054300, which simplifies the slide to A)
A 020100 or 020120
B x02100
B(ii) 042000 (or 042300)

[thickasabrick]

i always thought he wrote Idiot Wind about my ex girlfriend.

"Your an idiot babe, it's a wonder that you still know how to breath"

actually i still love her, but she isn't too bright. (she looks up to jessica simpson, no lies either)

[thickasabrick]

i assume you play guitar Creedence?

does this site keep on messing up with anyone else? sure my computer isnt that bad.

[lunch998]

i always thought he wrote Idiot Wind about my ex girlfriend.

"Your an idiot babe, it's a wonder that you still know how to breath"

actually i still love her, but she isn't too bright. (she looks up to jessica simpson, no lies either)

Stay away from her if she looks up to Jessica Simpson.

Cool Christmas tree avatar :thumb:

*gets mauled by Moon and Rock

[lunch998]

i assume you play guitar Creedence?

does this site keep on messing up with anyone else? sure my computer isnt that bad.

Yes, it does. Congrats on 1700.

[RNR]

That's two useless posts in a row. Are you trying to make me angry on purpose?

I don't blame Bob Dylan for hating interviews. I'm sure he's been bothered to death by the media by now.

[Jaded]

...Clearwater revival?

Huh? Don't spam my thread.

Rats, I missed the Bob Dylan interview :upset:
Who else? CCR Rules!

[Broken Arrow]

So many pretty avatars.:)

Rip is back!!!1!:eek:

[RNR]

Who else? CCR Rules!

Agreed. I listened to them all of yesterday and most of today ;). One of the best songwriting bands ever.

[thickasabrick]

That's two useless posts in a row. Are you trying to make me angry on purpose?

I don't blame Bob Dylan for hating interviews. I'm sure he's been bothered to death by the media by now.

relax.

does anyone ever wonder what bob dylan/any other insanely famous person does when they are at home alone? i just can't imagine him sitting there reading a book, or playing solitaire and stuff like that.

like earlier in his life he was always busy with interviews, touring, writing, that sorta stuff. but now he must have so much time and money on his hands. what would you guys say if i told you i was secretly bob dylan?

[thickasabrick]

Agreed. I listened to them all of yesterday and most of today ;). One of the best songwriting bands ever.

who did most of the songwriting in that band? im guessing at John Fogerty, or did they do it in the "team effort" format?

[Broken Arrow]

relax.

does anyone ever wonder what bob dylan/any other insanely famous person does when they are at home alone? i just can't imagine him sitting there reading a book, or playing solitaire and stuff like that.

like earlier in his life he was always busy with interviews, touring, writing, that sorta stuff. but now he must have so much time and money on his hands. what would you guys say if i told you i was secretly bob dylan?
Your Bob Dylan.:eek:

[lunch998]

Dylan probably just sits around and thinks about how awesome he is.

[thickasabrick]

Your Bob Dylan.:eek:

yep. Jeffrey Bob Lee Dylan Hosie. (minus the Bob and Dylan)

Is Badmoon/any other Grateful Dead fans around? im in the mood for some more Dead songs. any recommendations?

[lunch998]

yep. Jeffrey Bob Lee Dylan Hosie. (minus the Bob and Dylan)

Is Badmoon/any other Grateful Dead fans around? im in the mood for some more Dead songs. any recommendations?

What have you heard so far? I can probably help you out.

[thickasabrick]

Dylan probably just sits around and thinks about how awesome he is.

by the looks of it from the interview, i'd say he doesn't do a lot of thinking anymore. and he said he doesn't listen/look back on his old songs anymore, unless he's performing of course.

[thickasabrick]

What have you heard so far? I can probably help you out.

i've only got a few i downloaded..

sugar magnolia, truckin, jack a roe, touch of grey, samson and delilah, friend of the devil. that seems to be it (mostly badmoon recommendations)

i'd like to buy a couple of their albums, but i dont know what to start with.

edit- HAHAHA Livewired your avatar is awesome! i just noticed it :lol:

[RockAndRoll]

Alot of of previously super famous people probably want to just relax and read books or play solitaire. They've had years of a physically and mentally punishing lifestyle, relaxing would be a real good idea.

[thickasabrick]

Alot of of previously super famous people probably want to just relax and read books or play solitaire. They've had years of a physically and mentally punishing lifestyle, relaxing would be a **** good idea.

hell, i feel like doing that after a long physically and mentally punishing day at school. they deserve all the best in my opinion for their contribution to society.

[lunch998]

Me and My Uncle, Fire On the Mountain, Scarlet Bagonias, Uncle John's Band, Ripple, Dark Star, St. Stephen, Wharf Rat, Dire Wolf.

Get either American Beauty or Workingman's Dead first.

[Broken Arrow]

Try Dire, Fire on the Mountain or Stagger Lee.:)

(Dead suggestions:))

[RNR]

Box Of Rain + everyone else's.

Curse my poor-non-being-able-to-buy-more-Dead-albums-ness

[lunch998]

Box Of Rain + everyone else's.

Curse my poor-non-being-able-to-buy-more-Dead-albums-ness

I also wish I wasn't poor so I could buy many more albums.

[thickasabrick]

ya i've heard a lot about American Beauty. i think i will buy it first.

thanks for the songs.

edit- i have enough money to buy my way into heaven, i just don't like spending 40 bucks on a record at this ripoff store. its the only one in my city though that has the records i want and for good quality. so i try to pick and choose from there, not just buy everything i see (i spend most of my money on guitar stuff)

[RockAndRoll]

I love box of rain.

[Broken Arrow]

Working Man's Dead> American Beauty

[guitrguy]

I need to buy a Dead CD.


Probably, I'll buy one with my christmas money.

[thickasabrick]

Working Man's Dead> American Beauty

ya? did the Grateful Dead like change their style from album to album (like zeppelin or jethro tull) or did they stay generally the same (ac/dc)? if they had a lot of different styles i suppose i will end up buying them all anyway.

[RNR]

I've heard that Workingman's Dead was better than American Beauty from a few people. That's the one i'm getting either tomorrow or the day after tomorrow ;)

edit: the one time we're actually talking about the grateful dead, badmoon isn't here. I feel guilty :upset:

[lunch998]

ya? did the Grateful Dead like change their style from album to album (like zeppelin or jethro tull) or did they stay generally the same (ac/dc)? if they had a lot of different styles i suppose i will end up buying them all anyway.

They changed, definitely not Ac/Dc.

Avatar: Now there's a black Santa.

[Broken Arrow]

ya? did the Grateful Dead like change their style from album to album (like zeppelin or jethro tull) or did they stay generally the same (ac/dc)? if they had a lot of different styles i suppose i will end up buying them all anyway.
I don't know that much about the Dead but I know that they changed their genre over a few albums.

[thickasabrick]

well thats good. i like bands that expand their music across more than one genre.

ya we'd better summon Badmoon.

/starts lighting candles and chanting Grateful Dead phrases

[Broken Arrow]

They changed, definitely not Ac/Dc.

Avatar: Now there's a black Santa.
:lol:

Who's in your avatar?!?

[thickasabrick]

i listened to Fire on the Mountain and Box of Rain and they were great.

who are the singer(s)? i notice they do a lot of harmonies.

edit- listening to St Stephen now and im really diggin' it. i think this forum has changed me into a deadhead.

[Schyma]

Jimi Hendrix

[Broken Arrow]

Jimi Hendrix
In Lunch's avatar?!?


How is Jim too cool for Christmas?

[thickasabrick]

yup definitely buying American Beauty ASAP. oh ya, i dont remember when it was, but i was trying to think of the Grateful Deads original name..it just came to me. it was The Warlocks.

edit- i was wondering who the black guy was too. and i didn't notice jim didn't have a santa hat. colour his beard white or something.

[Schyma]

In Lunch's avatar?!?


How is Jim too cool for Christmas?

Jim does his own thing. Which was being fat, drunk and having a bread.

[Badmoon]

i listened to Fire on the Mountain and Box of Rain and they were great.

who are the singer(s)? i notice they do a lot of harmonies.

edit- listening to St Stephen now and im really diggin' it. i think this forum has changed me into a deadhead.

Lead
-----------
Box of Rain - Phil Lesh
Fire on the Mountain - Jerry Garcia

[Schyma]

Ripple is me favorite Dead song.

[FreebirdTPM]

Badmoon does the Dead have any really bluegrassy songs...like the stuff he (Jerry) plays with David Grisman.

[thickasabrick]

when they sing harmony, does jerry sing the lower part or the higher part?

do you have any other songs to recommend that hasn't already been said?

[Badmoon]

ya? did the Grateful Dead like change their style from album to album (like zeppelin or jethro tull) or did they stay generally the same (ac/dc)? if they had a lot of different styles i suppose i will end up buying them all anyway.

The Grateful Dead usually put on tape whatever they were doing during the time. Of course a lot of different influences were pasted around, and since each member wrote at least one song, there'd be tons.

But their albums mostly varied.

S/t - Psychedelic + Rock n Roll

Anthem Of the Sun - Psychedelia

Aoxomoxoa - Psychedelia (But with a lot more going on)

Workingman's Dead - Roots

American Beauty - Roots + Psychedelia + Rock n Roll

Wake of The Flood - Jazz + Roots

Mars Hotel - Reggae + Jazz + Tons of stuff

Terrapin Station - Soul + Funk + Gospel

Shakedown Street - Reggae + Blues

Go to Heaven - Rock n Roll

In the Dark - Reggae + R&B + ect

Built to Last - Soft Rock + ect


Some of those were very hard to describe.

[Badmoon]

Badmoon does the Dead have any really bluegrassy songs...like the stuff he (Jerry) plays with David Grisman.

"Cumberland Blues", the largest portion of their Roots studd is more Country and Folk.


when they sing harmony, does jerry sing the lower part or the higher part?

do you have any other songs to recommend that hasn't already been said?

Jerry actually has the highest voice. Bob Weir and Pigpen have the lowest.

Reccomend
---------------
Eyes of The World
Mississippi Uptown Toodeloo
Brokedown Palace
Loose Lucy
China Cat Sunflower
Franklin's Tower
I Know You Rider
Bird Song (It's actually a Jerry Garcia song, but they of course play it all time)

That should do you good for some time.

[lunch998]

In Lunch's avatar?!?


How is Jim too cool for Christmas?

It's the cover of the Jimi Hendrix Christmas album. I told you Jimi would make a good Santa.

[Broken Arrow]

He has a Christmas album!?!?!?!?!?!?!!?!?!?!?!!??!!!!!!?!?!?!!?!??!!?

[guitrguy]

Ya, He does Little Drummer Boy and some other stuff.

[Badmoon]

Once you guys get more Grateful Deaded, I want to possibly start a clan.

Terrapin Troopers?


But I don't know. :)

[Broken Arrow]

Once you guys get more Grateful Deaded, I want to possibly start a clan.

Terrapin Troopers?


But I don't know. :)
Yay I'll study then join:D

[the_man_at_games]

i alwaysed like ossy and def lepared thats the kinda music i grew up on al the old ones led zepplin and what not

[RNR]

Once you guys get more Grateful Deaded, I want to possibly start a clan.

Terrapin Troopers?


But I don't know. :)

Maybe if the Grateful Dead get better. :)


/uncalled for and inaccurate

[Badmoon]

Jew

[RNR]

Christian

[Badmoon]

Maybe you're forgetting something. For you information: The Grateful Dead will be, and are, the greatest band in the world's history!

Dead > Beatles

Dead > Stones

Dead > Zeppelin

Dead > Who

Dead > Doors

Dead > All of um

:angry:

[RNR]

Hehe, did you ever write that article?

[Freddie9]

i alwaysed like ossy and def lepared thats the kinda music i grew up on al the old ones led zepplin and what not

Lepared? I wish I was that smart

[Badmoon]

Ohhh, I will.

[RNR]

Lepared? I wish I was that smart

:lol:

I'm recording that as proof that Def Leppard fans are dolts.

Ohhh, I will.

Good luck proving them better than The Beatles :p

[Badmoon]

Proving stuff will be easy, it's changing their opinions that'll be hard. ;)

[Freddie9]

I call 'em as I see 'em

[Seafroggys]

Beatles>all.....except maybe Christopher Franke.

[KingEdward5150]

i always get kind of bugged when some of my mellow friends who listen to indie and bob dyln type stuff try to tell that the beattles created rock n roll....same people who say that the doors are rock band...

I am not into thrash death metal or 7 string bass guitar crap but still:

the heart of rock is distortion!....am i to assume that by definition led zepplin was the first rock band?

I would say that rock came from a mix of country n Blues (most 70s guitar riffs are blues based)....

during the time of the beatles: Page, Clapton, hendrix and jeff beck were trying to find that rock sound (most of them with 'the yard birds') the band eventaully split and 'the other yardbirds' became led zepplin...Hendrix found that rock tone...Clatpton eventially found it...

I guess wat im tryin to say is:

Rock found its roots in guitarists trying to bring blues riffs into counrty/RnB...

Rock started officially in 1969 anything pre was the root of POP.....

[Jaded]

Maybe you're forgetting something. For you information: The Grateful Dead will be, and are, the greatest band in the world's history!

Dead > Beatles

Dead > Stones

Dead > Zeppelin

Dead > Who

Dead > Doors

Dead > All of um

:angry:
No. The Grateful Dead are good, but all of those bands are better than them.

[Jaded]

Actually screw it, Its all a matter of opinion anyway, and I probably don't listen to enough Dead to back that up.


Album/song recommendations?

[jpj]

American Beauty or Working Man's Dead are usually considered their best. I like Working Man's Dead a lot better.

[Woodstock]

Maybe you're forgetting something. For you information: The Grateful Dead will be, and are, the greatest band in the world's history!

Dead > Beatles

Dead > Stones

Dead > Zeppelin

Dead > Who

Dead > Doors

Dead > All of um

:angry:
You're such a fanboy, Badmoon :lol:

[KARMAPOL1CE]

Badmoon, what did you think of the Festival Express documentary?

[thickasabrick]

Maybe you're forgetting something. For you information: The Grateful Dead will be, and are, the greatest band in the world's history!

Dead > Beatles

Dead > Stones

Dead > Zeppelin

Dead > Who

Dead > Doors

Dead > All of um

:angry:

I think the dead were probably better musicians than the beatles, stones, and the who (except maybe moon), they (garcia?) were better songwriters than most of those guys except maybe lennon/mcartney. i think townshend was a great writer, but his guitar playing left something to be desired.
i think zeppelin was all around the best (skill,songwriting,live show), but im just a fanboy so its biased.

[thickasabrick]

Badmoon, what did you think of the Festival Express documentary?

is that out on video/dvd yet? a girl from toronto recommended i go see it, but it never came to theatres in my city. it looked really cool from what i saw.

i started the psychadelic Bay Area section in my Rock and Roll book last night, it was mostly about Jefferson Airplane and Big Brother, i'm just getting to the Grateful Dead part, so i will have enough info to join your Grateful Dead clan Badmoon.

lets pray the_man_at_games or whatever his name was never comes back.

[thickasabrick]

Rock started officially in 1969 anything pre was the root of POP.....

umm...k let me just think how im going to phrase this.

oh ok i got it: YOU ARE WRONG!

most would consider it excactly the opposite. many artists that were around in the sixties claimed that real rock ended when dylan and the beatles came about (early sixties). Jim Morrison started the mantra "Rock Is Dead" around the late sixties, because its true. real rock and roll wasn't around anymore, but the public accepted what they were now hearing as rock. I wouldn't consider Zeppelin real rock, they had just as many folk/blues/or even "pop" songs as they did rock songs. Grateful Dead couldn't really be considered true rock, neither could the Doors, or Sabbath or any '69 and on bands.

when i think of rock and roll, i think of Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis, Elvis Presley. Those guys are rock and roll. I'm not saying sixties and seventies music wasn't good, but you can't make the statement you did, without thinking of what Rock music really is.

edit- schools really boring today, sorry for making three long posts in a row.

[KARMAPOL1CE]

is that out on video/dvd yet? a girl from toronto recommended i go see it, but it never came to theatres in my city. it looked really cool from what i saw.

i started the psychadelic Bay Area section in my Rock and Roll book last night, it was mostly about Jefferson Airplane and Big Brother, i'm just getting to the Grateful Dead part, so i will have enough info to join your Grateful Dead clan Badmoon.

lets pray the_man_at_games or whatever his name was never comes back.


Yea the DVD is out. Go buy it. Now! Make haste.

[Heatseeker]

throw stones, but i never really got into the dead.

[thickasabrick]

Yea the DVD is out. Go buy it. Now! Make haste.

i believe i will.


and Heatseeker, what do you mean by Throw Stones?

[RockAndRoll]

he means "flame" him.

[guitrguy]

Thats how it was before we discovered fire.

[Woodstock]

The Grateful Dead are meh to me. Say what you will, but they're just meh.

[guitrguy]

I Have become increasingly intrigued to check them out. I get my paycheck today so I ll probably get American Beauty.

[magicbus]

The Grateful Dead are meh to me. Say what you will, but they're just meh.

Sorry to whomever, but I agree with that. They just don't interest me.


Thanks rockandroll :thumb:

[RockAndRoll]

magicbus nice avatar.

[Freddie9]

I think the dead were probably better musicians than the beatles, stones, and the who (except maybe moon), they (garcia?) were better songwriters than most of those guys except maybe lennon/mcartney. i think townshend was a great writer, but his guitar playing left something to be desired.
i think zeppelin was all around the best (skill,songwriting,live show), but im just a fanboy so its biased.

Keith Moon was definately a better drummer - Paige a better guitar player - Morrison just f***ing out of his god **** mind :thumb:

[RockAndRoll]

Ya I disagree with what thick as a brick said too.

[Freddie9]

I Have become increasingly intrigued to check them out. I get my paycheck today so I ll probably get American Beauty.

American Beauty is the best Dead album to get if you are trying to get into them. After that get some DVDs

[Badmoon]

No. The Grateful Dead are good, but all of those bands are better than them.

Your statement after this one is much more intelligent. I make these judgments after I have heard these bands for such a very long time. Of course it is opinion, but I can back each of those statements.

Badmoon, what did you think of the Festival Express documentary?

I haven’t actually seen all of it. My friend has it and I watched some of it though.


I think the dead were probably better musicians than the beatles, stones, and the who (except maybe moon), they (garcia?) were better songwriters than most of those guys except maybe lennon/mcartney. i think townshend was a great writer, but his guitar playing left something to be desired.
i think zeppelin was all around the best (skill,songwriting,live show), but im just a fanboy so its biased.

Well, writing wise, I could easily say (though opinion) that The Grateful Dead wipe all of those bands clearly out (maybe not The Beatles though). Skill wise, I believe they are more original than each. I believe Jerry Garcia is a much more accomplished guitarist than Townshend, Page, Harrison, Richards ect. His is surely one of the greatest acoustic guitarists ever. He was a very talented finger picker, and quite good on slide.

Technically, I also believe Mickey Hart of The Grateful Dead is a more proficient drummer than the rest. However, each could not take them in numerous fields.

Phil Lesh isn’t as talented as John Entwistle. Though Lesh is very influence and original. The only definite factor each other band has over The Grateful Dead is singing. Though that can be debated if I you count Donna Jean Godchaux, but she wasn’t in the band for that long.

/all opinion

[lunch998]

Speaking of the Dead, I just got the Grateful Dead (Skull and Roses) live album.

[Badmoon]

That is a fantastic album. Every song is great. :thumb:

[lunch998]

That is a fantastic album. Every song is great. :thumb:

I remember you saying it was good and I decided to pick it up. So far I've only heard the first song (and I really liked it), so I'm excited about the rest of the album.

[RNR]

Skill is completely irrelvant when it comes to how good a band is. And everyone has a different opinion about what sounds good.

Your article won't work unlessyou want to try to prove that they're the most skilled band ever at their instruments, and that can't possibly be done.

The only thing left is to prove that they were more influencial than any other band.

Trying to say that they're the best anything else is irrational.

Any article would have to be 100% opinion in a subject that is subjective.

Good luck :)

[Badmoon]

You act as though I was trying to convert everyone here. Now, I'm am just putting a follow up opinion to some one elses. Quit trying to pull reasons out of your *** to show that my "article" can be disaproved, when I already stated that it's all opinion.

[Creedence Clearwater]

You act as though I was trying to convert everyone here. Now, I'm am just putting a follow up opinion to some one elses. Quit trying to pull reasons out of your *** to show that my "article" can be disaproved, when I already stated that it's all opinion.

"article"????????

[RNR]

What else would it be called? An information pamphlet? And then we could go around putting them in people's mail boxes?

That's not a bad idea actually.

[jpj]

The Grateful Dead are meh to me. Say what you will, but they're just meh.
That's the way I felt for some time, but all of the sudden I just started liking them. I think Badmoon e-hypnotised me....

[Badmoon]

"article"????????

Though, I don't believe their a correct way to respond to this.

No, it is officially not an article, and article is by definition a section of something larger. For that is a whole, that is not broken into sections, nor has it real sections.

But that's irrelevant.

[lunch998]

You act as though I was trying to convert everyone here. Now, I'm am just putting a follow up opinion to some one elses. Quit trying to pull reasons out of your *** to show that my "article" can be disaproved, when I already stated that it's all opinion.

It seems as though the Grateful Dead revolution is taking flight though, even if you didn't intend to lead it. Apparently everyone is buying American Beauty now.

[RNR]

/me got BTO's greatest hits today.

Support one of about 5 good Canadian bands ;)

[Creedence Clearwater]

What else would it be called? An information pamphlet? And then we could go around putting them in people's mail boxes?

That's not a bad idea actually.

Ok, back to square one, what is it actually? is on the web, something Badmoon wrote/is involved in what, what?

[Badmoon]

We're just talking about the large post I just previously wrote.

Warren Haynes FA posted on Music discussion.

[Creedence Clearwater]

Maybe you're forgetting something. For you information: The Grateful Dead will be, and are, the greatest band in the world's history!

Dead > Beatles

Dead > Stones

Dead > Zeppelin

Dead > Who

Dead > Doors

Dead > All of um

:angry:

I think its was wise to leave Dylan of that:thumb:

[Badmoon]

I actually forgot about Dylan.

[RNR]

I think its was wise to leave Dylan of that:thumb:


Hehe, that was a good call.

[lunch998]

I actually forgot about Dylan.

Did you forgot him.....on purpose?

[pjdeadhead34]

Grateful Dead is by far the greatest band ever

[pjdeadhead34]

Then Pearl Jam, ha

[lunch998]

Grateful Dead is by far the greatest band ever

Badmoon will like you.

By the way Moon, you sure weren't lying about Skull and Roses. I love it :thumb:

[Badmoon]

Did you forgot him.....on purpose?

No.

[Woodstock]

The thread is in a dark mood today. As much as I dont like them, wasn't the BTO song You Aint Seen Nothin Yet about a person who stuttered?

[FreebirdTPM]

That idea that Grateful Dead is the best band ever (when considering lyrics, instruments, and influence) is not only opinion but pretty weak. That can be said for almost any band that is half-way decent.

[RNR]

The thread is in a dark mood today. As much as I dont like them, wasn't the BTO song You Aint Seen Nothin Yet about a person who stuttered?

BTO songs aren't about much. Just listen to the kickass guitars ;)

[Broken Arrow]

Star T.V. is doing a documentary on Randy Bachman.:cool:


If we've learned anything today its that-


Neil>Every Band times 10000000

[Badmoon]

That idea that Grateful Dead is the best band ever (when considering lyrics, instruments, and influence) is not only opinion but pretty weak. That can be said for almost any band that is half-way decent.

How so? How is it weak? Give me some reasons.

[FreebirdTPM]

How so? How is it weak? Give me some reasons.
Allman Brothers Band can easily be seen as more influential, better instruments/music--lyrics probly not, but that's 2 out of 3 so yeah.
Dylan could take lyrics and influence, that's 2 of 3 too.
Beatles could pretty easily take 3 out of 3 along with Zep and Floyd.

But me saying all of that is opinion (I guess although I truly believe its fact)
but if I really tried I bet I could make arguments that Lynyrd Skynyrd > Grateful Dead even though you may feel there is no comparison.

It's all opinion though and I think you're attempting to make it a fact that Grateful Dead is the best band of all time.

[Badmoon]

Yes, that is why I had post NUMEROUS amounts of time that that whole post is opinion. And to think I didn't want to offend anyone. :rolleyes:

is not only opinion

/All opinion

Where is the problem?

[Broken Arrow]

Opinion?!?

:eek:

[FreebirdTPM]

Of course it is opinion, but I can back each of those statements.
You're pretty much contradicting yourself right thar, but the fact that your making an article tells me that your trying to state that they are the best band ever..or tells me you have too much time on your hands...either/or whatever you win I don't care to argue about this since I only read the last page and saw where you said it was opinion and ****.

EDIT: Eeeyyaakakak ;)

[Badmoon]

I'm not going to make an article. The whole "I'm going to make an article stating how The Grateful pointless comment.

And don't fool around with the all too common "You have too much time on your hands" statement. You aswell as us, are on an internet forum talking to random people we have never met. We are all wasting our time, and could be doing better things.

[pjdeadhead34]

Did you say that Grateful Dead lacked lyrics in their music????

There are books and websites devoted completely to Jerry's lyrics and his memory, not to mention the lives people have devoted to the band and following it cross country. If there is one band that comes close to that of the Dead, its the Beatles, there would be no rock, grunge, punk, whatever, if it weren't for the accomplishments of those 2 bands. Think about it

[drummin_666]

I too think that classic rock is making a huge comeback. Back in the day (i'm only 15...so back in the day wasn't all that long ago) well a couple of years ago...i was the only one listening to zeppelin and the doors...everyone else was groovin to eminem or some ****. Now...a most of my friends listen to zeppelin some kind of 60/70/80's rock bands. Everyone agrees that the new **** sucks.

[Broken Arrow]

Did you say that Grateful Dead lacked lyrics in their music????

There are books and websites devoted completely to Jerry's lyrics and his memory, not to mention the lives people have devoted to the band and following it cross country. If there is one band that comes close to that of the Dead, its the Beatles, there would be no rock, grunge, punk, whatever, if it weren't for the accomplishments of those 2 bands. Think about it
Your statement is not going over well with me.:(

I still think there would be rock, grunge and punk today without the Dead. The bands might noy be all the same though.

EDIT-To the guy above me. How the hell do you groove to Eninem? You should honestly think about choosing your words better..

ANOTHER EDIT-Your avatar says Metallica is Bad ***, just letting you know.

[pjdeadhead34]

I too think that classic rock is making a huge comeback. Back in the day (i'm only 15...so back in the day wasn't all that long ago) well a couple of years ago...i was the only one listening to zeppelin and the doors...everyone else was groovin to eminem or some ****. Now...a most of my friends listen to zeppelin some kind of 60/70/80's rock bands. Everyone agrees that the new **** sucks.

Yea buddy, im in high school, and i've been to the dead 3 times, phish once, allman brothers, ccr, fogerty, there's nothing like listening to some classic rock hammered. Classic rock is definitely making a come back, now today's musicians need to start playing it again, and not that trash that is on the radio these days. There's only a few good bands left these days now that Phish is broken up, even though they will definitely come back someday.

[Freddie9]

How so? How is it weak? Give me some reasons.

I really am a fan of the Dead, but compared to other bands, Phil Lesh & Bob Weir are a little weak when it comes to playing skill

[Broken Arrow]

I really am a fan of the Dead, but compared to other bands, Phil Lesh & Bob Weir are a little weak when it comes to playing skill
I think Phil Lesh has some pretty good grooves.

[Freddie9]

I think Phil Lesh has some pretty good grooves.

yeah, but compared to the allman brothers, who showed more talent

[pjdeadhead34]

I really am a fan of the Dead, but compared to other bands, Phil Lesh & Bob Weir are a little weak when it comes to playing skill

In their heyday Bobweirser was one fine guitar player, and Phil Lesh was an amazing bassist, but do you realize how many drugs those two probably have done, it has to slow down your skills a bit.

[Badmoon]

Once again, not to be repetive, I still wouldn't say that. Personally, I think it's debatable that Duane was better than Jerry. Personally (I've heard them solo side by side) I'd call it practically even. Phil Lesg is surely a better bassist than Berry Oakley. Each band's singer aren't technically great, Kreutzmann and Hart were much more risky on the drums than Jaimoe and Trucks. I will say that Dickey Betts is a better guitarist than Bob Weir. As for the keyboardists, The Grateful Dead have had some more talented than Gregg, and some most certainly not.

/ALL OPINION!!!!


I really am a fan of the Dead, but compared to other bands, Phil Lesh & Bob Weir are a little weak when it comes to playing skill

Phil Lesh is looked upon as one of the greatest bassists ever. His style was at one time arguably one of a kind, and his musical knowledge is incredibly great. Not a bad voice either.

[pjdeadhead34]

Yea buddy, im in high school, and i've been to the dead 3 times, phish once, allman brothers, ccr, fogerty, there's nothing like listening to some classic rock hammered. Classic rock is definitely making a come back, now today's musicians need to start playing it again, and not that trash that is on the radio these days. There's only a few good bands left these days now that Phish is broken up, even though they will definitely come back someday.

I forgot frampton and crosby, stills, and nash

[LouReed_is_Jesus]

I agree with you all...but what about:
-The Small Faces
-The Velvet Underground (and Nico)
-Lynyrd Skynrd
and...
-Bob Dylan?

[Badmoon]

Small Faces...not mentioned. Good call :thumb:

[FreebirdTPM]

And don't fool around with the all too common "You have too much time on your hands" statement. You aswell as us, are on an internet forum talking to random people we have never met. We are all wasting our time, and could be doing better things.
Actually you have no idea...I've just needed to place to talk about classic rock..to vent about it..but most people here just kiss your *** and take everything you say like a religion. And try comparing my 130 posts to you 10,000+ including lengthy Cd reviews and stuff. I'm not your average person wasting time on the net. But I've come to the assumption that everyone on forums like these think they are all know-it-alls and pricks who will argue with the door if it slams behind them.

[pjdeadhead34]

Can we consider Phish classic rock? I've always wondered that

[Badmoon]

No, they are not. Gov't Mule is one of the only Jam Bands you can.

[RockAndRoll]

Shouldn't be too worried with classification anyways.

[pjdeadhead34]

I missed their show when they came around here this year, sold out, Warren is amazing, i saw him with the Dead at least, and Allman Brothers, what's the young slid guitarist in the ABB, Derek Flakes maybe?? That kid can play

[Badmoon]

I'm not your average person wasting time on the net. But I've come to the assumption that everyone on forums like these think they are all know-it-alls and pricks who will argue with the door if it slams behind them.

Says the one who keep whinning. You make your self look worse and worse.

bUt wh0 car3s, it'2 th3 int3rn3t!!!!111 :rolleyes:

SaWy f0r rUinen1n' the int3rn3t 4 u.

[Badmoon]

Shouldn't be too worried with classification anyways.

True.

[Freddie9]

^he's callin you out

[FreebirdTPM]

Says the one who keep whinning. You make your self look worse and worse.

bUt wh0 car3s, it'2 th3 int3rn3t!!!!111 :rolleyes:

SaWy f0r rUinen1n' the int3rn3t 4 u.
You love it here because everyone kisses your ***..your in your domain you feel some sense of power here when your probly equivalent to a rape victim inth e real world. And yes, you have ruined the internet for me.

[Riva]

You love it here because everyone kisses your ***..your in your domain you feel some sense of power here when your probly equivalent to a rape victim inth e real world. And yes, you have ruined the internet for me.


Then leave, ****nut. :thumb:


*From Nowhere*

[FreebirdTPM]

I'm obvously gonna stick around to see the rebuttals dumb *** then I'll leave

[pjdeadhead34]

You love it here because everyone kisses your ***..your in your domain you feel some sense of power here when your probly equivalent to a rape victim inth e real world. And yes, you have ruined the internet for me.

You my friend, need to listen to some Blue Sky, take a deep breath, and calm down, same with badmoon though, isn't that what classic rock is about, no war, peace!!!!

[magicbus]

Then leave, ****nut. :thumb:


*From Nowhere*

Seconded. (Kill assist)

Do you guys like Robin Trower?

[Badmoon]

:lol: Power, ha, have you seen how many fights I get into? I have been the victim of many attacks from every regular here. But after time, I am forgiven. Which makes sense, I do give songs, rep points, albums, ect, to them whenever I can, and even appologize.

But what can I say, I'm superior :rolleyes:

[pjdeadhead34]

:confused:

[RockAndRoll]

Seriously let's all just listen to some good tunes and dig the music.

[RNR]

I'm obvously gonna stick around to see the rebuttals dumb *** then I'll leave

Err, no spamming the thread please.


Jam bands that are considered rock: The Grateful Dead, The Allman Brothers, Gov't Mule.

I'm sure there are more, but those are the ones that i've heard of.

[pjdeadhead34]

Seriously let's all just listen to some good tunes and dig the music.


Exactly, we're talking about happy music, mostly, so let's all be happy,

[Badmoon]

Err, no spamming the thread please.


Jam bands that are considered rock: The Grateful Dead, The Allman Brothers, Gov't Mule.

I'm sure there are more, but those are the ones that i've heard of.

Little Feat, but they are more of a large influence on the 1st official wave of Jam bands (Phish, Panic, ect).

[Freddie9]

String Cheese Incident
moe.

[Riva]

So, who likes Australian '70s rock?

*glares*