Classic Rock

[jpj]

JPJ-Zooma and Primus-Sailing the Seas of Cheese, if you like weird music.

[lunch998]

JPJ-Zooma and Primus-Sailing the Seas of Cheese, if you like weird music.

Eh, not interested.

[Badmoon]

Phil Lesh & Friends - There and Back Again

Here's my wanted list, I doubt you'd be interested in most of it.

http://rateyourmusic.com/user_albums/album_list_id_is_63799_and_list_type_is_wants


EDIT: LOOK AT MY POST COUNT!!!!

[jpj]

Eh, not interested.
What are you interested in? Your request was far too general.

[lunch998]

I'm kind of into Jam Band stuff a little bit, and since it's from Amazon it should be semi-rare.

I'm ordering CCR - Willy and the Poor Boys and ABB - Beginnings.

Badmoon: All 1's. That is neat. Now never post again.

[jpj]

Well, then it sounds like Badmoon's your guy.

[Woodstock]

JPJ: I just got Birds Of Fire to work again.

[lunch998]

Well, then it sounds like Badmoon's your guy.

Yea but he'll give me an ultra complex analysis of bands I've never heard of and then I will be confused.

Which Phish Cd should I get first?

[jpj]

Hoist for Phish.

[Woodstock]

Phil Lesh & Friends - There and Back Again

Here's my wanted list, I doubt you'd be interested in most of it.




EDIT: LOOK AT MY POST COUNT!!!!
Why do you want a Yngwie Malmsteen CD?

Good orders Lunch, my ordered CD's still haven't arrived!! :evil:

[jpj]

JPJ: I just got Birds Of Fire to work again.
Sorry I can't send it to you, I'm on my way out the door as I'm typing this.

[lunch998]

I might get Phil Lesh and friends, I listened to most of the samples and was impressed.

[Woodstock]

Sorry I can't send it to you, I'm on my way out the door as I'm typing this.
I was going to send you the missing tracks. ???

[RNR]

I second getting Hoist.

/contributed, kind of.

[RNR]

Why do you want a Yngwie Malmsteen CD?

:

Because he's a shredz0rz at heart. He's also got some Steve Vai and Jason Becker on there too.

[lunch998]

Now I might get Jazz Is Dead - Laughing Water.

[IAJP]

Does anyone like Deep Purple in here?

[RNR]

They're a good band. I'm sure we all have the standard Machine Head.

[Badmoon]

Now I might get Jazz Is Dead - Laughing Water.

Do you have Wake of the Flood?

[lunch998]

Do you have Wake of the Flood?

No.

[IAJP]

They're a good band. I'm sure we all have the standard Machine Head.
Yeah I have Machine Head, Made In Japan and a greatest hits, which is just "30:the very best of deep purple"

At the moment they're one of my favourite bands.
I didn't like them as much when Ian Gillian went, does anyone agree?

[Badmoon]

No.

Well, then I should give it to you. Because Laughing Water is a recreation of that album.

Or you could of course buy Jazz is Dead's Blue Light Rain. Which covers Blues for Allah. Or you could get Jazz is Dead's live Great Sky River. Which does a bunch of stuff.

But I'd still recommend Laughing Water :).

[thickasabrick]

i dont mind deep purple. i like some of their songs a lot, a lot of their songs mediocrely, and a few of their songs little.

hard poll! too many choices. i voted for the Doors, although it was basically a coin toss between like five bands.

edit- man there were a lot of errors in this post. and congrats on the cool post count Badmoon, although i'm a little late.

[lunch998]

Well, then I should give it to you. Because Laughing Water is a recreation of that album.

Or you could of course buy Jazz is Dead's Blue Light Rain. Which covers Blues for Allah. Or you could get Jazz is Dead's live Great Sky River. Which does a bunch of stuff.

But I'd still recommend Laughing Water :).

I've heard some of Wake of the Flood, and thought it was excellent. And I listened to the samples of Laughing Water on Amazon and was impressed. I'm leaning towards buying it.

Actually Blue Light Rain caught my attention now. Which one do you think is better?

[IAJP]

i dont mind machine head. i like some of their songs a lot, a lot of their songs mediocrely, and a few of their songs little.Have you heard "Lazy" and "Highway Star" ?
They're probbably my favourite songs off Machine head, and are both insanely underated too.

[magicbus]

I really like Jack Bruce.

[Illmatic]

Christ that was a tough poll.

And I can't believe Rage Against the ****ing Machine is winning.

[IAJP]

i voted for the Doors,Did anyone know I'm doing a featured artists on the Doors?
:cool:

[Illmatic]

I'll be sure to check it out.

[Badmoon]

Actually Blue Light Rain caught my attention now. Which one do you think is better?

I've only heard samples of Blue Light Rain. But the reason I first bought Laughing Water was because I like Wake of the Flood more than Blues for Allah.

Pros - Laughing Water/Wake of the Flood

- Catchier and easily remembered songs
- Not one bad song.
- Two drummers
- Better cover :p

Cons - Laughing Water/Wake of the Flood

- No Billy Cobham



Pros - Blue Light Rain/Blues For Allah

- Three really catchy songs
- Original Instrumentals
- More experimental


Cons

- Original Instrumentals
- Less Catchy
-Less Emphasis on Melodies

[lunch998]

Christ that was a tough poll.

And I can't believe Rage Against the ****ing Machine is winning.

Yea well all the Classic Rock votes are divided among the 6 or so great choices, so RATM and CoB are going to get through.

[lunch998]

I've only heard samples of Blue Light Rain. But the reason I first bought Laughing Water was because I like Wake of the Flood more than Blues for Allah.

Pros - Laughing Water/Wake of the Flood

- Catchier and easily remembered songs
- Not one bad song.
- Two drummers
- Better cover :p

Cons - Laughing Water/Wake of the Flood

- No Billy Cobham



Pros - Blue Light Rain/Blues


I think I might just flip a coin. I really doubt that either of them is going to be a bad choice.

[IAJP]

I'll be sure to check it out.
Thanks man,
It's not due for a bit but you'll know when it is :).

[Badmoon]

Which ever one you buy, I'll give you the original Grateful Dead album. Mainly because you will probably appreciate the Grateful Dead and Jazz is Dead version more so than if you only owned the Jazz is Dead version.

Hopefully that made sense.

[Badmoon]

Wait, Blue Light Rain doesn't even have most the Blues For Allah songs. I'd definitley choose Laughing Water. But the ratings for Blue Light Rain are better, so...

Blue Light Rain = Mars Hotel + Blues For Allah

[magicbus]

I hate when we talk about Grateful Dead cause I suck at it so much.

[Illmatic]

I'm not too keen on the Grateful Dead, so I get aggravated when they come up.

[thickasabrick]

Did anyone know I'm doing a featured artists on the Doors?
:cool:

awesome. try to write it in your words (not that I'm assuming you are going to copy it). i've noticed some of the Featured Artists are basically just copy and pasted from websites, which is useless because they might as well just provide a link. i'm looking forward to reading yours, and i hope you don't take the easy way out.

today I was wearing one of my Jim Morrison shirts, and a guy in my math class asked who it was, and since it actually said Jim Morrison below his picture, I decided to propose a riddle by saying "that's mr mojo risin". within like two seconds he was like "that's pretty clever". i was suprised he got it so fast.

does anyone else find the new(er) CD Reviews site kind of a hassle?

[RNR]

When Badmoon goes into his jam band talking spree nobody is spared.

I haven't heard of 80% of the bands he mentions :/

[Badmoon]

It is a bit of a hassle, and people notice my reviews less :(

[IAJP]

I hate when we talk about Grateful Dead cause I suck at it so much.
I don't mind the Grateful Dead, Dark Star is a near perfect example of a jam band on stage.
Other than that I like some of their hits, like "Uncle Johns Band, Truckin', Sugar Magnolia, Turn On Your Love Light" I haven't listened to them in absoultley ages though, I'll have to dig out the C.D soon.

[lunch998]

Wait, Blue Light Rain doesn't even have most the Blues For Allah songs. I'd definitley choose Laughing Water. But the ratings for Blue Light Rain are better, so...

Blue Light Rain = Mars Hotel + Blues For Allah

I went with Blue Light Rain :upset:

But I did listen to the samples of the album and they sounded great.

I ended up ordering Willy and the Poor Boys, Beginnings, Aoxomoxoa, and Blue Light Rain.

[Badmoon]

When Badmoon goes into his jam band talking spree nobody is spared.

I haven't heard of 80% of the bands he mentions :/

JPJ knows most of them :(

[IAJP]

awesome. try to write it in your words (not that I'm assuming you are going to copy it). i've noticed some of the Featured Artists are basically just copy and pasted from websites, which is useless because they might as well just provide a link. i'm looking forward to reading yours, and i hope you don't take the easy way out.

today I was wearing one of my Jim Morrison shirts, and a guy in my math class asked who it was, and since it actually said Jim Morrison below his picture, I decided to propose a riddle by saying "that's mr mojo risin". within like two seconds he was like "that's pretty clever". i was suprised he got it so fast.

does anyone else find the new(er) CD Reviews site kind of a hassle?
No way man, I haven't copied it off anywhere, being my favourite band, I know a lot about the Doors, so I thought it'd be stupid not to write a featured artists on them.
I've finnished it already and it's due in for the end of March :( I'm such a nerd...

[Badmoon]

I went with Blue Light Rain :upset:

But I did listen to the sample of the album and they sounded great.

I ended up ordering Wlly and the Poor Boys, Beginnings, Aoxomoxoa, and Blue Light Rain.

Good choices. Plus, I don't have Blue Light Rain, so you out did me in something relating to the Grateful Dead.

Good job, asshole :angry:

[lunch998]

Good choices. Plus, I don't have Blue Light Rain, so you out did me in something relating to the Grateful Dead.

Good job, asshole :angry:

Haha! Me>you. Except that you>me.... :upset:

When I get it I'll send it to you if you're interested.

[magicbus]

White Rabbit makes me feel like I'm on drugs.....but I'm not. :eek:

[lunch998]

White Rabbit makes me feel like I'm on drugs.....but I'm not. :eek:

Or you are on drugs and you don't know it....

[Illmatic]

You know, I'm not keen on Led Zeppelin, but aside from "Immigrant Song", III is fantastic.

(is listening to "Tangerine")

[IAJP]

Jefferson Airplane own.
My favourites:High Flyin' Bird,It's No Secret,Come Up the Years,Somebody to Love (of course:p),Blues from an Airplane,White Rabbit,Plastic Fantastic Lover,The Ballad of You and Me and Pooneil,Volunteers.
I found myself listening to a lot of Californian acts lately..:confused:

[magicbus]

I absolutely love III. Tangerine is amazing. The whole album has that folkish type sound, not rockin, but it doesn't need to be.

And Lunch you're probably right.

[lunch998]

You know, I'm not keen on Led Zeppelin, but aside from "Immigrant Song", III is fantastic.

(is listening to "Tangerine")

I like "Gallows Pole" a lot, even though many will claim that they have no skill or ability in bluegrass/folk/traditional.

Jack Cassidy=Ownage on Bass(on the topic of Jefferson Airplane)

[RNR]

I don't like to talk about Led Zeppelin in this thread and try to avoid it but I have to say that Zeppelin III is their most underrated album. It's my second favorite avter Houses.


w00t. also super cool post count!

[lunch998]

I don't like to talk about Led Zeppelin in this thread and try to avoid it but I have to say that Zeppelin III is their most underrated album. It's my second favorite avter Houses.


w00t. also super cool post count!

Why can't we talk about Zeppelin? We have to get the Led out somehow.

Your postcount would be cool but Badmoon already did it. It's old news now.

[MalcolmYoungRock]

My favorite is Houses then II then I.

In order.

[lunch998]

My favorite is Houses then II then I.

In order.

I >all to me.

Seriously, Presence is underrated.

[IAJP]

I still have to digress that Led Zeppelin III is my favourite.
All their albums are good to me. :)

[theGirlwhoLived]

classic rock is my favorite genre of music. my favorite band is led zeppelin, and i love the grateful dead, along with pink floyd, the who, etc.

[wanton]

On the Grateful Dead topic:

I am going to get Skull & Roses for my birthday. :thumb: How many songs on it are covers? Badmoon's review metioned that a lot of the songs were covers, not that it's a bad thing.

[Ulysses]

I still have to digress that Led Zeppelin III is my favourite.
All their albums are good to me. :)

Immigrant Song, Gallows Pole and Tangerine are great tracks, it is without a doubt one of my favourite Led Zeppelin albums.

[Badmoon]

On the Grateful Dead topic:

I am going to get Skull & Roses for my birthday. :thumb: How many songs on it are covers? Badmoon's review metioned that a lot of the songs were covers, not that it's a bad thing.

I believe six, originally.

I highly recommend Skull & Roses.

[thickasabrick]

No way man, I haven't copied it off anywhere, being my favourite band, I know a lot about the Doors, so I thought it'd be stupid not to write a featured artists on them.
I've finnished it already and it's due in for the end of March :( I'm such a nerd...

awesome. i'm looking forward to it.

I prefer the second side to Zep III. Two of my favourite Zeppelin songs are Gallows Pole and Hey Hey What Can I Do, I think they do a great job of more folky acoustic songs, just as good as their rock songs.

edit- and i didnt mean favourite songs from Zep III, I just meant out of all Zeps songs.

[Freddie9]

Bring it on Home
+
Babe Im Gonna Leave You
=
wicked awesome

[Illmatic]

Tangerine, Friends, That's The Way, Gallow's Pole = the greatest

[Illmatic]

I don't like to talk about Led Zeppelin in this thread and try to avoid it but I have to say that Zeppelin III is their most underrated album. It's my second favorite avter Houses.


w00t. also super cool post count!

Actually, considering it's a Led Zeppelin album, III is an underrated classic rock album period.

[thickasabrick]

Tangerine, Friends, That's The Way, Gallow's Pole = the greatest

Very true. That's the Way is a great song. Does anyone know if that's a fiddle at the end of gallows pole? i always thought it was a fiddle, but someone told me it was just Page playing his electric. I just wanna clarify.

[RockISdead420]

Would you consider earlier Funkadelic CLassic Rock or what Funk ROck moreso or what? or shall we call it Pfunk

[Illmatic]

Very true. That's the Way is a great song. Does anyone know if that's a fiddle at the end of gallows pole? i always thought it was a fiddle, but someone told me it was just Page playing his electric. I just wanna clarify.

I'm 100% sure that's an electric guitar.

[Illmatic]

Would you consider earlier Funkadelic CLassic Rock or what Funk ROck moreso or what? or shall we call it Pfunk

I'd call them "awesome".

They're funk-rock, but they released terrific albums in the 70's and did lots of drugs, so they qualify.

[lunch998]

On the Grateful Dead topic:

I am going to get Skull & Roses for my birthday. :thumb: How many songs on it are covers? Badmoon's review metioned that a lot of the songs were covers, not that it's a bad thing.

That's a great album. I also highly recommend it.

[jpj]

JPJ knows most of them
I feel so proud :)

I ended up ordering Wlly and the Poor Boys, Beginnings, Aoxomoxoa, and Blue Light Rain.
I just got Aoxomoxoa and love it, those are definitely good choices.

Jack Cassidy=Ownage on Bass(on the topic of Jefferson Airplane)
Yes he does, and on the topic of Jack Cassidy everyone check out Hot Tuna because they rock.

And Funkadelic is awesome, I love Uncle Jam Wants You.

EDIT: What happened to Badmoon's postcount :confused:

[thickasabrick]

I'm 100% sure that's an electric guitar.

you know, you're right. i just listened to the song for the first time in a long time, and it doesn't even sound like a fiddle. maybe it was just how i remembered it in my head.

[Illmatic]

When it first comes in, it kind of sounds like a fiddle, but then as it became more prominent it revealed itself as electric guitar.

It's funny, really; my two least favorite songs on III are the two most popular (Immigrant Song and Since I've Been Loving You).

Also, when I was gushing about the great songs from III, I left out Bron-Y-Aur Stomp and Celebration Day.

[lunch998]

It's strange how everyone thinks of III as an entirely acoustic album, when in fact the first side is basically rock.

[lunch998]

When it first comes in, it kind of sounds like a fiddle, but then as it became more prominent it revealed itself as electric guitar.

It's funny, really; my two least favorite songs on III are the two most popular (Immigrant Song and Since I've Been Loving You).

Also, when I was gushing about the great songs from III, I left out Bron-Y-Aur Stomp and Celebration Day.

I like how "Friends" leads into Celebration Day.

[Illmatic]

I can't believe more people don't listen to this record. I think it's easily their most compelling album.

[lunch998]

I can't believe more people don't listen to this record. I think it's easily their most compelling album.

Sometimes I really get in the mood for it, other times I don't. I still find LZ I to be my favorite.

[Illmatic]

To each his own.

[Mx_Music_Fanatic]

...Has anyone ever heard of this band??? i just recently heard them, and i think they are awesome! If you have heard them tell me watch cha think?

PS: they kinda have a classic rock sound to them, there no Led Zeppelin but they are still good IMO

[lunch998]

To each his own.

That's an evolution for you. I was expecting to hear how much you hate LZ I and that I suck :p

[RNR]

Generic hard rock. If I want their kind of music it's listen to Ac/dc because Ac/dc has songs that i'll care to remember 5 hours after listening to them.

[Against Miik!]

I've gotten sick of Zeppelin for the moment. I'm trying to explore some other types of music. Recently i've been gettin into The Roots, The Temptations, Phish, Oar, Kanye West, Elmore James, and, umm..Counting Crows..

[jpj]

These people were giving away their demos at CD Warehouse and I didn't think they were anything special. Just another hard rock group.

[lunch998]

I've gotten sick of Zeppelin for the moment. I'm trying to explore some other types of music. Recently i've been gettin into The Roots, The Temptations, Phish, Oar, Kanye West, Elmore James, and, umm..Counting Crows..

I go in and out of Zeppelin, right now I'm a jamband type phase.

[jpj]

Zeppelin will always hold a special place in my heart :)




*warm and fuzzy*

[Illmatic]

I've gotten sick of Zeppelin for the moment. I'm trying to explore some other types of music. Recently i've been gettin into The Roots, The Temptations, Phish, Oar, Kanye West, Elmore James, and, umm..Counting Crows..

I'm no Zeppelin fan, but III stands out as a terrific album. Lately I've just been listening to III, Miles Smiles by Miles Davis, and New Morning by Bob Dylan.

Also, I hate Counting Crows, but The Roots and Kanye West (even if he is an arrogant, ubiquitious ****) both merit :thumb: <-- that

That's an evolution for you. I was expecting to hear how much you hate LZ I and that I suck

Well, I like you, so I'm not going to insult you, and as a whole I've mellowed out a lot.

Plus, LZ I isn't so much a bad album as much as it is a boring one.

[lunch998]

Well, I like you, so I'm not going to insult you.

Plus, LZ I isn't so much a bad album as much as it is a boring one.

Hey thanks man, I like you to.

So anyway, The Who Sell Out is underrated. Rael is such a great song, no one realizes it holds the beginning of the Tommy riffs.

[Illmatic]

The Who Sell Out is another album I feel is very underrated.

I haven't listened to it a whole lot lately, so I can't comment further.

[lunch998]

The Who Sell Out is another album I feel is very underrated.

I haven't listened to it a whole lot lately, so I can't comment further.

I think some people can't take it seriously because of the advertisements, but musically it is very strong. Plus another thing about the early Who is that Daltrey doesn't have to use his hard rock voice/power on every track.

[Illmatic]

Actually, his voice never changed. But when they were recording Who's Next, they recruited a new producer who gave them that big arena sound.

[lunch998]

Actually, his voice never changed. But when they were recording Who's Next, they recruited a new producer who gave them that big arena sound.

The earlier Who have a lot more melody,harmony, and range to me then The Who of Who's Next and after.

[Illmatic]

That may be so, but I always preferred Who's Next and Quadrophenia. Can't put my finger on it. Any Who is good Who, I always say.

[RNR]

Actually, his voice never changed. But when they were recording Who's Next, they recruited a new producer who gave them that big arena sound.

That really changed their sound. Before that it was a little more gritty. I don't know which is better but there's defintly a difference.

[Against Miik!]

Stop talking about the Who. I don't like the Who, I know nothing about them, and I feel excluded.

[lunch998]

That may be so, but I always preferred Who's Next and Quadrophenia. Can't put my finger on it. Any Who is good Who, I always say.

Yea I agree, any Who is good Who. I just grew up listening to early Who, so I like it more.

[RNR]

Stop talking about the Who. I don't like the Who, I know nothing about them, and I feel excluded.

Tough it out. Every time badmoon and JPJ go all jam bandy I sit in the corner wishing somebody would bring up The Grateful Dead or The Allman Brothers.

[Illmatic]

My first Who song was "Baba O'Riley"...I'd imagine I speak for a lot of people when I say that.

I also remember when I was about 11 or 12, I'd imagine, seeing Keith Moon's "Behind The Music" on VH1. That's what got me interested in the first place.

[Illmatic]

And rock not roll is right, Badmoon could go on one of his extended rants about how awesome Phil Lesh and Warren Haynes are.

[jpj]

Stop talking about the Who. I don't like the Who, I know nothing about them, and I feel excluded.
I like The Who, but I don't know anything about them other than A quick One and Who's Next are both kickass.


I'll just observe until someone brings up something else.

[lunch998]

Tommy and The Who Sell Out were my favorite albums when I was a kid.

[Illmatic]

I never dug Tommy as much as their other albums. It's good to be sure, but it never seemed to be as great as My Generation, Sell Out, Who's Next, Live at Leeds, or Quadrophenia. It's on the same level as A Quick One and a little ahead of Who Are You and Magic Bus in my book.

[RNR]

And rock not roll is right, Badmoon could go on one of his extended rants about how awesome Phil Lesh and Warren Haynes are.

Warren Haynes, being in the Allmans I actually decided to look into some of his solo stuff. But anything else and i'm gone.

[Illmatic]

Well, you get my point.

[Against Miik!]

Warren Haynes, being in the Allmans I actually decided to look into some of his solo stuff. But anything else and i'm gone.

I downloaded the song Beautifully Broken by Gov't Mule, but never really went beyond that.

[lunch998]

I bought Deep End Vol. 1 by Gov't Mule, it's very good.

[jpj]

http://web1.nugs.net/stash.asp
You should go there and check out some of the Mule they have, and if you like it get Deep End Vol. 1

What the hell these ****ing links!

[Against Miik!]

Already have it bookmarked from a few hundred pages ago.

[Illmatic]

%$^%&$@#

Oh boy, it's time for a trip down Jam Band Lane.

[jpj]

Already have it bookmarked from a few hundred pages ago.
Oh, good. Have you listened to any of the Mule?

EDIT:I just noticed your user title Disconnection, and the Steelers will kill the Patriots.

[lunch998]

%$^%&$@#

Oh boy, it's time for a trip down Jam Band Lane.

Ok well if not Jam bands, then what?

[Illmatic]

jpj: Belichick never loses to the same team twice. We'll find a way. If we can make Peyton Manning look like Eli Manning, lord knows what we can do to Big Ben.

lunch: I don't know. Just not jam bands. I'm surprised that we (well, Badmoon) still actually has things to say about them.

[lunch998]

There's no chance for the Steelers to win, because I am rooting for them.

[jpj]

jpj: Belichick never loses to the same team twice. We'll find a way. If we can make Peyton Manning look like Eli Manning, lord knows what we can do to Big Ben.
I guess we'll just have to wait and see.

[Illmatic]

The regular season Pittsburgh was a once-in-a-lifetime debacle. One thing is for certain: the AFC Championship will be nothing like that game.

[lunch998]

Has anyone else noticed the rise of Who song popularity? At sporting events now I hear "We Don't Get Fooled Again" or something, and it seems like they are in many commercials now.

[jpj]

Well, I have been hearing that song a lot, but that's about it.

[Illmatic]

I have picked up on that. I honestly can't say why.

And speaking of The Who songs at sporting events, Paul O'Neill used to come up to the plate to "Baba O'Riley" /random

[RNR]

They play Baba O'Riley a lot at hockey games. Same with My Generation and Won't Get Fooled Again

[rhcp_r_gods]

Why does everyone say that the darkness are bringing back Classic Rock, I think that Five For Fighting is bring back a Beatles sound. For example piano, easy riff on instruments, light vocals

[Badmoon]

The only bands that are bringing back Classic Rock are almost at the end of their careers, in my opinion.

[rhcp_r_gods]

for example U2 and the Stones?

[Badmoon]

I downloaded the song Beautifully Broken by Gov't Mule, but never really went beyond that.

Ehh, crap song.

[Badmoon]

for example U2 and the Stones?

I was thinking more bands that weren't originally classified as Classic Rock. Like Gov't Mule or Widespread Panic. There sound could easily be classified as Classic Rock, but they obviously don't make the required date. So, they are not counted.

[lunch998]

So, Stand Up by Jethro Tull is a great album. I don't think their early material gets enough credit.

[Woodstock]

I think Benefit is my favorite early Tull album.

[RNR]

And I've never heard any of their early stuff ;) (me=aqualung n00b)

[jpj]

And I've never heard any of their early stuff ;) (me=aqualung n00b)
Yep same here :)

[Kreator2112]

jethro tull is basically an unknown among young classic rock listeners. when they only know zep you can tell they arent really a classic rock fan.

down with emo

[RNR]

1. Very true.

2. Agreed ;)

[Woodstock]

JPJ: I got Birds of Fire to work again, wanna contact me anytime now????.....

[jpj]

I'm at my dad's house, I need to be at my mom's :(

[Stratoholic69]

Please, don't classify Jimi Hendrix as classic rock. If you go by the stations then yes Purple Haze, thats classic rock, so is Hey Joe, but its all bull****. Those are the only two songs I by Jimi on the airwaves. To classify Jimi Hendrix under classic rock just seems too, I don't know. To me, just because he played from 66-70, doesn't mean hes Classic Rock. Yes he is classic rock, but he isn't Classic Rock, the category. Jimi Hendrix is so beyond Classic Rock, its frustrating to see him in that category. Miles Davis played during the late 60's, is he classic rock? Listen to 1983...(A Merman I Should Turn To Be), is that classic rock? His finest work is definetley not classic rock, the stuff I personally think he would want to be remembered with. Jimi Hendrix is a blues artist. A bluesman from Venus haha. For gosh sakes he's more an RnB artist than Classic Rock. Thanks for listening, any replies are welcome.

[jpj]

Miles Davis isn't classic rock because he wasn't a rock artist, he was mainly a jazz artist. Jimi Hendrix is classic rock, end of story.

[Woodstock]

Please, don't classify Jimi Hendrix as classic rock. If you go by the stations then yes Purple Haze, thats classic rock, so is Hey Joe, but its all bull****. Those are the only two songs I by Jimi on the airwaves. To classify Jimi Hendrix under classic rock just seems too, I don't know. To me, just because he played from 66-70, doesn't mean hes Classic Rock. Yes he is classic rock, but he isn't Classic Rock, the category. Jimi Hendrix is so beyond Classic Rock, its frustrating to see him in that category. Miles Davis played during the late 60's, is he classic rock? Listen to 1983...(A Merman I Should Turn To Be), is that classic rock? His finest work is definetley not classic rock, the stuff I personally think he would want to be remembered with. Jimi Hendrix is a blues artist. A bluesman from Venus haha. For gosh sakes he's more an RnB artist than Classic Rock. Thanks for listening, any replies are welcome.
Jimi Hendrix is classic rock because he played a blues influenced form of music(called rock), in the time period we now call classic. Put the two together.

Yes he did play a wide variety of music, but, I would argue to say most of it is rock.

[PinkFreud]

Please, don't classify Jimi Hendrix as classic rock. If you go by the stations then yes Purple Haze, thats classic rock, so is Hey Joe, but its all bull****. Those are the only two songs I by Jimi on the airwaves. To classify Jimi Hendrix under classic rock just seems too, I don't know. To me, just because he played from 66-70, doesn't mean hes Classic Rock. Yes he is classic rock, but he isn't Classic Rock, the category. Jimi Hendrix is so beyond Classic Rock, its frustrating to see him in that category. Miles Davis played during the late 60's, is he classic rock? Listen to 1983...(A Merman I Should Turn To Be), is that classic rock? His finest work is definetley not classic rock, the stuff I personally think he would want to be remembered with. Jimi Hendrix is a blues artist. A bluesman from Venus haha. For gosh sakes he's more an RnB artist than Classic Rock. Thanks for listening, any replies are welcome.

how can you say hendrix wasnt classic rock? because he played some blues? great. so did cream, derek & the dominos, jeff beck, zeppelin etc. theyre all classic rock. he was rock. he was back in the eral thats considered "classic". thus hendrix was "classic rock"

[Stratoholic69]

Miles Davis isn't classic rock because he wasn't a rock artist, he was mainly a jazz artist. Jimi Hendrix is classic rock, end of story.

Yes, obviously Miles Davis was a jazz artist haha. But the point I was trying to make was that just because Jimi Hendrix played during the late 60's doesn't make him classic rock. He isn't. He's become this drugged out icon from the 60's with niffty t-shirts, and thats what makes him Classic Rock. Jimi Hendrix is everything, but to put him in the same musical category as the freaking Buzzcocks, come on. Insane.

[jpj]

Jimi Hendrix IS CLASSIC ROCK. He played blues-ROCK in an era now considered to be CLASSIC. And who the **** are the Buzzcocks?

[RNR]

Hendrix was mostly strongly blues influenced rock. Blues was a big part of rock music at the time. This guy obviously hasen't hear enough Hendrix. Machine Gun, Vodoo Child, Fire, Cross Town Traffic, All Along The Watchtower, and most others are more rock than anything.

*blues artists don't use distorion and a trem bar.

[Stratoholic69]

OKay first of all, Ill agree, okay, I can see where Jimi Hendrix is classic rock because of the time period and all that. I tried to make the point that i saw that, cuz I do, but I don't agree with it. Zeppelin, okay yes they are classic rock, but Classic rock is such a vast category that you can fit any group into it. I think thats stupid. It describes the time period more than the music. Led Zeppelin musically is rock, hard rock, or what have you. But I think the term "Classic Rock" is stupid. Who's to decide when the classics end? Is Stevie Ray Vaughan classic rock? The local Classic Rock station plays him and hes a blues artist. It seems people like to put any band that isn't recent that had talent as classic rock. The Ramones? Are they "Classic Rock". Hey, theyre pretty classic. Hell, Nirvana, thats pretty classic. Its just a stupid term I think, it doesn't describe music at all, and is just an odd idea. If theres a good guitarist, hell, lets call it Classic Rock. Classic Rock is a term that the radio stations made up.

[Stratoholic69]

Hendrix was mostly strongly blues influenced rock. Blues was a big part of rock music at the time.

Correction, rock was a big part of the blues.

[IAJP]

Jimi Hendrix IS CLASSIC ROCK. He played blues-ROCK in an era now considered to be CLASSIC. And who the **** are the Buzzcocks?
I wouldn't worry about it man,
The Buzzcocks are a very **** english punk band, if he wants to talk about the buzzcocks let him go to the punk forum,
I'd also like to say I agree with absolutley EVERYTHING you've just said in that statement :thumb:

[RNR]

Please go back and include my ninja edit.

:ninja:

[Woodstock]

No one is to judge whether something is classic rock or not. But, wouldn't you say the ones we discuss are a good guess? I mean, 40 years is quite a long time. Classic rock is technically the first rock ever made, which it was. Name a true rock band before 1950.

[IAJP]

Please go back and include my ninja edit.

:ninja:
:eek:
Ninja!
:eek:

[Stratoholic69]

Hendrix was mostly strongly blues influenced rock. Blues was a big part of rock music at the time. This guy obviously hasen't hear enough Hendrix. Machine Gun, Vodoo Child, Fire, Cross Town Traffic, All Along The Watchtower, and most others are more rock than anything.

*blues artists don't use distorion and a trem bar.


haha, Stevie Ray Vaughan isn't blues? And Machine Gun is more soul than staight rock. Voodoo Chile is blues and if you're talking about slight return, Jimi is playing blues rock, but its blues man. Listen to the lyrics of the song, look at the blues licks he plays during it. Fire, Fire is rock. ROCK. Not Classic Rock. CLASSIC ROCK doesn't exist! Its just rock! What is Classic Rock? What makes something Classic Rock? Its a dumb phrase people throw around. Rock from the 60's. There ya go. In 20 years are the Los Lonely Boys going to be classic rock? When does it end?

[Woodstock]

haha, Stevie Ray Vaughan isn't blues? And Machine Gun is more soul than staight rock. Voodoo Chile is blues and if you're talking about slight return, Jimi is playing blues rock, but its blues man. Listen to the lyrics of the song, look at the blues licks he plays during it. Fire, Fire is rock. ROCK. Not Classic Rock. CLASSIC ROCK doesn't exist! Its just rock! What is Classic Rock? What makes something Classic Rock? Its a dumb phrase people throw around. Rock from the 60's. There ya go. In 20 years are the Los Lonely Boys going to be classic rock? When does it end?
Machine Gun is a rock song, what are you talking about?

Rock is a genre of music, classic rock is a specific sect of that genre. Got it?

[Badmoon]

Jimi Hendrix IS CLASSIC ROCK. He played blues-ROCK in an era now considered to be CLASSIC. And who the **** are the Buzzcocks?

The Buzzcocks are not Classic Rock. They are a British Punk Band.


My used CD store just had a sale. 7 CDs for $10.

Frogwings - Croakin' At Toad's
Jeff Healy Band - Feel This
Firehose - Mr. Machinery Operator
Spin Doctors - Homebelly Groove...Live
Porno For Pyros - Good God's Urge
Porno For Pyros - s/t
The Lemon Heads - Come on Feel

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

Classic rock is the type of music that the artist plays. A lot of classic rock was influenced by the blues, but it was still rock. And anyways, an artist or band can be a part of more than one genre. Example: The Doors; they are considered classic rock and psychadelic rock. Actually, I don't think most bands belong to just one genre.

[RNR]

The Buzzcocks were loosely Classic Rock.


My used CD store just had a sale. 7 CDs for $10.

Frogwings - Croakin' At Toad's
Jeff Healy Band - Feel This
Firehose - Mr. Machinery Operator
Spin Doctors - Homebelly Groove...Live
Porno For Pyros - Good God's Urge
Porno For Pyros - s/t
The Lemon Heads - Come on Feel

That's what I like to see ;). Nice deal by the way :thumb:

[jpj]

The Buzzcocks were loosely Classic Rock.


My used CD store just had a sale. 7 CDs for $10.

Frogwings - Croakin' At Toad's
Jeff Healy Band - Feel This
Firehose - Mr. Machinery Operator
Spin Doctors - Homebelly Groove...Live
Porno For Pyros - Good God's Urge
Porno For Pyros - s/t
The Lemon Heads - Come on Feel
Well, I've heard of 4 of those bands. Only heard songs from 1 :(

[IAJP]

Machine Gun is a rock song, what are you talking about?

Rock is a genre of music, classic rock is a specific sect of that genre. Got it?
I love the whole of the Band Of Gypsies especially, Who Knows?
Such fluid improvisational guitar playing.
It's true, Hendrix was God.

[Stratoholic69]

No, classic rock is more general than rock. In classic rock theres blues rock, punk rock, so on and so forth.

[RNR]

This is true. Classic rock can be blues rock, country rock, prog rock, southern rock (ot to be confused with country rock), folk rock, hard rock. Lots of types o rock. All classic.

[IAJP]

No, classic rock is more general than rock. In classic rock theres blues rock, punk rock, so on and so forth.
Punk is not an offshoot of classic rock,
punk IS, however, a DIRECT offshoot of proto-punk.
With bands like: Patti Smith,Iggy And The Stooges, The Velvet Underground(my personal favourite) and the MC5.
Go and download songs by these bands, and you'll realise how much punk has came from these bands.

[Stratoholic69]

Okay, okay okay. Here we are arguing about stupid categories that we'd put our favorite artists under. It really doesn't matter that much. I'll categorize them the way I will in my head, and you can do the same for yours. We all have different reasonings and thoughts so what the hell is the use in fighting over it. I believe Ron Burgandy said it best "We'll agree to disagree". Thanks for the adrenaline kick ya get when you argue haha. Cya around.

[IAJP]

Okay, okay okay. Here we are arguing about stupid categories that we'd put our favorite artists under. It really doesn't matter that much. I'll categorize them the way I will in my head, and you can do the same for yours. We all have different reasonings and thoughts so what the hell is the use in fighting over it. I believe Ron Burgandy said it best "We'll agree to disagree". Thanks for the adrenaline kick ya get when you argue haha. Cya around.
:lol:
I certainly wasn't arguing with you,
but if your roots on punk rock are hazy you should check out those four bands. :thumb: :)

[Stratoholic69]

Yeah I don't really know much about Punk Rock, I'll have to check these out thanks.

[IAJP]

Yeah I don't really know much about Punk Rock, I'll have to check these out thanks.
It's no problem :).
You should deffinitley check out The Velvet Underground though.

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

What classic rock songs would make good pom routines?

[punkster998]

Yeah I don't really know much about Punk Rock, I'll have to check these out thanks.



Check these bands out.



Circle Jerks
Ramones
The Clash
Sex Pistols
old Misfits
old Bad Religion
Rancid
NOFX
Dead Kennedys
The Adicts
Minor Threat
The Exploited
The Germs
Husker Du
Bad Brains
Black Flag

[thickasabrick]

What classic rock songs would make good pom routines?

Pom routines? like cheerleading?

I don't think anyone in here has ever asked, or even thought of, that question. This is a first.

And I have no clue.

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

Pom routines? like cheerleading?

I don't think anyone in here has ever asked, or even thought of, that question. This is a first.

And I have no clue.

Yes, pom routines are similar to cheerleading, but not the same. I'm a classic rock nut and I want to try and turn everyone at this tiny school on to classic rock :naughty: A lot of people actually come to the basketball games (I don't know why...our team sucks...). I've thought of some possible songs, but I'm not really sure about them.

This probably hasn't been brought up before because, well, when you think of poms girls and cheerleaders, you think of girls that like Ashlee Simpson, Dashboard Confessional, dance music, whatever...not classic rock. The times they are a'changin though. ;)

[thickasabrick]

Well yesterday I was working out, and our cheerleading team was doing a routine to a remix of We're Not Gonna Take It by Twisted Sister. They're not really classic rock though, more like eighties glam rock/hair metal or something like that.

You can't really use a lot of Classic Rock songs for stuff like that, unless you wanna remix it (which usually butchers the song).

edit- you could try using the remix for Elvis's "A Little Less Conversation." It might work, I dunno if you like Elvis though.

[Woodstock]

Rock and Roll Pt. 2. It's all the pom routines you'll ever need.

[RNR]

Bleh, stay away from classic rock you pom shaking freak! :angry: :p

/me is kidding. Use something by Bon Jovi.

[Woodstock]

Mahavishnu Orchestra, discuss.

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

Bleh, stay away from classic rock you pom shaking freak! :angry: :p

/me is kidding. Use something by Bon Jovi.

You Give Love A Bad Name was one of my "maybes."

[Badmoon]

Mahavishnu Orchestra, discuss.

Billy Boham's cool. He played with Bob Weir in Bobby & The Midnites and was in Jazz is Dead.

P.S. My profile picture owns.

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

Mahavishnu Orchestra? Remembers hearing that, but it's not registering.

[Woodstock]

Who thinks The Inner Mounting Flame is nothing compared to Birds Of Fire?

[Badmoon]

I've never been interested enough to buy anything beyond Birds of Fire :(

[Woodstock]

The Inner Mounting Flame has flow, but it lacks gems that were on Birds of Fire.

What are your favorite tracks of BOF? Mine are Birds of Fire and Miles Beyond.

[magicbus]

I missed a ****load. That's what I get for not being at my own house.

I like Since I've Been Lovin You, its real bluesy, and that's what I love. Blues.

[Badmoon]

The Inner Mounting Flame has flow, but it lacks gems that were on Birds of Fire.

What are your favorite tracks of BOF? Mine are Birds of Fire and Miles Beyond.

Same with me ;)

[magicbus]

I don't know how many times we've discussed Frank Zappa, or if we ever have, but he's awesome. Apostrophe is a great album, listened to it yesterday.

What band are you two talking about?

[Woodstock]

I don't know how many times we've discussed Frank Zappa, or if we ever have, but he's awesome. Apostrophe is a great album, listened to it yesterday.

What band are you two talking about?
Mahavishnu Orchestra.

I love Zappa also. Hot Rats is one of my all time favorite albums. Apostrophe is hilarious, but keeps it's musical ingenuity.

[magicbus]

Those are the two albums of his that I've listened to. My dad has more, but I forget which ones. Zappa's one of his favs.

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

Frank Zappa was an interesting guy...

[lunch998]

Classic Rock refers to a time period, not a genre.

[magicbus]

Can anyone send me that Casey Jones song by the dead?

[Schyma]

Can someone send me "Maiden of Cancer Moon"?

[jpj]

Can anyone send me that Casey Jones song by the dead?
I don't have it, but it's on the site.

[Schyma]

Can anyone send me that Casey Jones song by the dead?
Sure, I can.

[Illmatic]

I don't know how many times we've discussed Frank Zappa, or if we ever have, but he's awesome. Apostrophe is a great album, listened to it yesterday.

What band are you two talking about?

Frank Zappa is a guy we could talk about forever.

Mostly because he made about 3,000 albums.

I love what I have of him, but there's still a lot of material I'd like to have.

[Schyma]

Hey magicbus sign on.

[IAJP]

Sure, I can.
Woow Doors avatar,
rep for that and randomly repping me the other day :lol:

[Illmatic]

By the way, I picked up Eddie Hazel's "Jams From the Heart" today. Anyone else have it?

[Schyma]

Frank Zappa is a guy we could talk about forever.

Mostly because he made about 3,000 albums.

I love what I have of him, but there's still a lot of material I'd like to have.
All I have Sheik Yerbouti. I hate it. :upset:

[Woodstock]

Would anyone happen to have any Quicksilver Messenger Service that could be sent over AIM?

[lunch998]

I guess I can send you guys Happy Trails, if my computer will let me.

[Schyma]

Woow Doors avatar,
rep for that and randomly repping me the other day :lol:
Didn't you rep me like a week ago?

[Woodstock]

I guess I can send you guys Happy Trails, if my computer will let me.
If you did, I would rep + you 500 times.

[Schyma]

I asked first..... :upset:

[lunch998]

If you did, I would rep + you 500 times.

500, eh? Make it 550 and you got a deal :p

[Illmatic]

All I have Sheik Yerbouti. I hate it. :upset:

Sheik isn't his best material, methinks. You'd be best off getting some stuff from the Mothers (Freak Out! or We're Only In It For the Mothers), and for solo stuff Cheap Thrills and Over-Nite Sensation would be a good start.

[Woodstock]

Hot Rats, Freak Out, or Apostrophe are good starters.

[IAJP]

Didn't you rep me like a week ago?
Yeah I can't anymore :upset:

[Walrus Gumboot]

I've only heard one song by QMS, but I really liked it, I forget what it was called though
The lyrics went kinda like:
Now I don't ever want to spoil your party babe,
or tell you where to go or what to do
all I ever wanted to do was know you
and maybe hope you could know me too

[IAJP]

Does anyone agree that The Queens Of The Stoneage are one of the best new classic rock influenced bands?
I was listening to them before and I realised how much they sound like zeppelin, the who, the doors etc.

[Woodstock]

I've only heard one song by QMS, but I really liked it, I forget what it was called though
The lyrics went kinda like:
Now I don't ever want to spoil your party babe,
or tell you where to go or what to do
all I ever wanted to do was know you
and maybe hope you could know me too
I have no idea. I've heard maybe 6 QMS songs. They have long jams and poppy Beatle-esque songs.

[RNR]

I've only heard one song by QMS, but I really liked it, I forget what it was called though
The lyrics went kinda like:
Now I don't ever want to spoil your party babe,
or tell you where to go or what to do
all I ever wanted to do was know you
and maybe hope you could know me too

That's Dino's Song.

Google'd :cool:

/now downloading.

[Walrus Gumboot]

I have no idea. I've heard maybe 6 QMS songs. They have long jams and poppy Beatle-esque songs.

Yeah, I think they were a part of that whole San Fransico scene

[IAJP]

I've only heard one song by QMS, but I really liked it, I forget what it was called though
The lyrics went kinda like:
Now I don't ever want to spoil your party babe,
or tell you where to go or what to do
all I ever wanted to do was know you
and maybe hope you could know me too
Who do you love is a song by QMS,
I like it quite a bit actually, I must get more though:)

[Illmatic]

Does anyone agree that The Queens Of The Stoneage are one of the best new classic rock influenced bands?
I was listening to them before and I realised how much they sound like zeppelin, the who, the doors etc.

I dig QotSA

[Woodstock]

Yeah, I think they were a part of that whole San Fransico scene
They were great friends with Jefferson Airplane.

[Walrus Gumboot]

They were great friends with Jefferson Airplane.

Yeah, that stuff is the only rock I can listen to and immediatly recognise what city it came from. Exept maybe for that early punk from London

I love some of the Grateful Dead songs in that style, like Sugar Magnolia or When the Morning comes (I only have American Beauty :upset: )

[Schyma]

How many bands were involved with the psychedellic San Fransico scene?

[Woodstock]

How many bands were involved with the psychedellic San Fransico scene?
Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, Big Brother And The Holding Company, Quicksilver Messenger Service, The Byrds and too many others.

[IAJP]

Hmm..
I'll name the ones I'm aware of:
Jefferson Airplane,
The Grateful Dead,
Love,
The Doors,
QMS (?maybe?)

uh..that's it :(

[Walrus Gumboot]

Probably more than we will ever know, like garage bands and stuff

The Doors were there in that time period in that area, but I wouldn't say their sound is like most of the other Frisco bands, or like anything else at all, they were really different

[Schyma]

Yea I dont know about The Doors. The Doors were about the L.A. strip and so were the Byrds and Love (I think).

Speaking of Love...for the 5th time Badmoon how was Forever Changes?

[Badmoon]

Does anyone agree that The Queens Of The Stoneage are one of the best new classic rock influenced bands?
I was listening to them before and I realised how much they sound like zeppelin, the who, the doors etc.

They more influenced by bands like The Stooges and The MC5, who may be Classic Rock, but not the expected type.


S.F. Bands

Grateful Dead
Jefferson Airplane
Hot Tuna
Love
New Riders of the Purple Sage
The Byrds
Moby Grape
Big Brother
Quicksilver Messenger Service
County Joe & The Fish

[Badmoon]

Speaking of Love...for the 5th time Badmoon how was Forever Changes?

I like it. I have some of the songs on my ipod.

[Illmatic]

I can detect a little Sabbath (but not a lot) in QotSA

[Woodstock]

Weren't Canned Heat and Hot Tuna some San Fransisco bands?

[Walrus Gumboot]

Was Donovan SF or East-coast?

Is Hot Tuna more or less Bluegrass-influenced? I missed a chance to see them at Grey Fox (Bluegrass Festival) in NY State this summer

[Badmoon]

Yes, I forgot Canned Heat. Santana was a San Fransisco band also.

[Schyma]

They more influenced by bands like The Stooges and The MC5, who may be Classic Rock, but not the expected type.


S.F. Bands

Grateful Dead
Jefferson Airplane
Hot Tuna
Love
New Riders of the Purple Sage
The Byrds
Moby Grape
Big Brother
Quicksilver Messenger Service
County Joe & The Fish
I need some of those bolded band. County Joe Mc. was really good at really Woodstock "Fixin the Rag" was a great.

[IAJP]

I like it. I have some of the songs on my ipod.
The best song off that album, undoubtedly is The Red Telephone.

I'm listening to Uncle John's Band now :cool:

[IAJP]

I need some of those bolded band. County Joe Mc. was really good at really Woodstock "Fixin the Rag" was a great.
I'll recomend you some Love and Moby Grape.
Moby Grape:
Hey Grandma,
Fall On You,
8:05,
Omaha,
Motorcycle Irene,

Love:
Alone Again Or,
The Red Telephone,
Maybe the People Would Be the Times or Between Clark and Hilldale,
Bummer in the Summer,
My Little Red Book,
Emotions,
Signed D.C (Bob Dylan-esque),
7 and 7 is.

Hope that helped man :)

[Illmatic]

What's the Moby Grape song that Zeppelin ripped for "Since I've Been Loving You"?

[Schyma]

Has anyone herad Oar?

[lunch998]

Has anyone herad Oar?

Yea, I'm not a huge fan though. Some of their stuff is ok, some of it I don't like.

[Freddie9]

Has anyone herad Oar?
i dont really like them that much. sorta like moe. or DMB only they suck a little more

[jpj]

Yes, my brother constantly listens to them, and he's been to a couple concerts and he said they were awesome. I think they're pretty fun to listne to.

[jpj]

i dont really like them that much. sorta like moe. or DMB only they suck a little more
moe. doesn't suck, moe. is the complete opposite of suck.

[Freddie9]

moe. doesn't suck, moe. is the complete opposite of suck.
i know. dmb sucks. i think that sorta came out wrong. i'm listening to moe. right now

[Schyma]

Not talking about the band its a album ummm.......by Alexander "Skip" Spence

[Badmoon]

i dont really like them that much. sorta like moe. or DMB only they suck a little more

They are nothing like moe.. I will not stand for that :angry:

[IAJP]

What's the Moby Grape song that Zeppelin ripped for "Since I've Been Loving You"?
Hmm..
what part of SIBLY? :confused:

[Schyma]

Moe is great I have Warts and All (vol.1 & 2)

[Freddie9]

the bassist of moe., Rob Derhak, is incredible. he does a sick slap solo on "meat" on the L album. amazing

[IAJP]

Not talking about the band its a album ummm.......by Alexander "Skip" Spence
Hmm..Oar?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/cgi-perl/music/muze/index.pl?site=music&action=list_album&album_id=488930

??

[Woodstock]

My sister used to listen to OAR, that's all I know about them.

[Schyma]

Hmm..Oar?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/cgi-perl/music/muze/index.pl?site=music&action=list_album&album_id=488930

??
Yes thats it.

[Walrus Gumboot]

Who's Moe?




/ignorant

[lunch998]

I don't know this "Skip" guy or his album.

[IAJP]

My sister used to listen to OAR, that's all I know about them.
Schyma meant the album by Skip Spence of Moby Grape..at least I think..:confused:

[jpj]

Who's Moe?




/ignorant
An awesome jam band, check them out you won't be disappointed.

[RNR]

Who's Moe?




/ignorant

What's*

A crazy jam band. By crazy I mean wacky because they are indeed very wacky.

wacky=pwnz0orzz

[Badmoon]

"Since I've Been Lovin' You" - lyrics are the same as Moby Grape's "Never," though the music isn't similar.

Yep

[IAJP]

I don't know this "Skip" guy or his album.
Hmm,
if you can be bothered to read it,
Here is a biography of skip spence (http://www.bbc.co.uk/cgi-perl/music/muze/index.pl?site=music&action=biography&artist_id=28528) :)

[Freddie9]

i'm going to see moe. and trey at some tsunami benefit thing in feburary

[Schyma]

The only solo album from this former Jefferson Airplane and Moby Grape cult hero is something of a legend. Cut in four days all by himself, it bombed upon its release in 1969. Nevertheless, Spence's legend has led to devotion from such fans as Tom Waits, Robert Plant, Beck, and R.E.M.. Oar features quiet, stark folk; odd turns of phrase; old-timey shuffles; playful swing; and pretty melodies croaked out from Spence's hoarse voice. Generally, the mood is blissed out, with the occasional apocalyptic dread ("Cripple Creek," "Books of Moses") and dissociated narratives ("Margaret-Tiger Rug," "Lawrence of Euphoria") that came naturally to the poor soul who spent time in psychiatric institutions prior to his death at age 52. This Sundazed reissue includes new liner notes, plus 10 additional tracks, including five previously unissued recordings. --Jason Gross

[lunch998]

"Omaha" by Moby Grape is a great song.

[IAJP]

I like Murder In My Heart For The Judge
The low parts are insane :lol:

[jpj]

i'm going to see moe. and trey at some tsunami benefit thing in feburary
I could see moe., but well you know lack of a driver's license :(

[IAJP]

I could see moe., but well you know lack of a driver's license :(
Being 15 is bad,
no drivers license...:(

[Walrus Gumboot]

An awesome jam band, check them out you won't be disappointed.

Could you recommend me a song or two? I'm intrigued

[Freddie9]

I could see moe., but well you know lack of a driver's license :(
same here, but i'll take the train to NYC and walk to roseland ballroom, only a few blocks. thats what i did for stringcheese at msg