Classic Rock

[jpj]

They don't really grow in Illinois, more like Florida.
You have legs, why don't you walk?

[Badmoon]

Then I would have to dig them out of some cow crap.

[Woodstock]

Allman Brothers definetly pwn the Skynyrd.

[Schyma]

Tr00f

[wanton]

Badmoon, Do you have any samples of Old & In the Way? or any other good bluegrass?

*has become a leecher* :upset:

[Badmoon]

I posted like 5 before. Where were you :p

I'll post them again :)

[Badmoon]

http://s31.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=21M7CIOCUZC0W1MQQCK00UAIDU

Old & in the Way - Pig in a Pen

Vocals - Jerry Garcia

[RNR]

That's a great song. Moon sent it to me a while ago :D

[Badmoon]

http://s31.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=30AB60WHM00X71CNDTX68BUGMG

Old & In the Way - Old & In the Way

Vocals - David Grisman

[wanton]

Sweet. :) I really enjoy Grisman's guitar playing (that is his on the guitar right?) in this and those Garcia and Grisman songs you sent.

[RNR]

Grisman plays mandolin doesn't he?

[lunch998]

Grisman plays mandolin doesn't he?

Yea I was pretty sure.

[Schyma]

Thanx moon.

[Badmoon]

Sweet. :) I really enjoy Grisman's guitar playing (that is his on the guitar right?) in this and those Garcia and Grisman songs you sent.

Garcia & Grisman

Jerry Garcia - Guitar, Banjo, Vocals
David Grisman - Mandolin, etc

Old & In the Way

Jerry Garcia - Banjo, Vocals
Peter Rowan - Guitar, Vocals
Vassar Clements - Fiddle
David Grisman - Mandolin, Vocals
John Kahn - Bass

[wanton]

Garcia & Grisman

Jerry Garcia - Guitar, Banjo, Vocals
David Grisman - Mandolin, etc

Old & In the Way

Jerry Garcia - Banjo, Vocals
Peter Rowan - Guitar, Vocals
Vassar Clements - Fiddle
David Grisman - Mandolin, Vocals
John Kahn - Bass

Guess it was a mandolin I was hearing, I can't really tell.

[Badmoon]

The guitar playing in Old & In the Way has never really excited me. Though, it really shouldn't. Being that Old & In the Way is a traditional Bluegrass band the guitar is strickly a rhythmic instrument. So, as you can see, Rowan does come out that much. Lead Bluegrass guitar didn't really come around until Clarence White of The Byrds and various other bands.

[Ulysses]

Badmoon, Do you have any samples of Old & In the Way? or any other good bluegrass?

*has become a leecher* :upset:

I don't mind the Bluegrass band "New Grass Revival", i recommend you to check them out. "I'm Down" and "Love Someone Like Me" are good tracks among others.

[Schyma]

We are kinda slow today...:(

*Schyma000 has died

[Johnny B. Good]

Allman Brothers definetly pwn the Skynyrd.
What's wrong with Skynard?

[Schyma]

What's wrong with Skynard?
Nothing all he is saying is: Allman Brothers > Skynard

In which maybe all of us would agree.

[Johnny B. Good]

Nothing all he is saying is: Allman Brothers > Skynard

In which maybe all of us would agree.
oh, well of course Allman's>Skynard
but Skynard is still quite awesome

[Schyma]

Their OK but I haven't hread anything that amazing or fantastic to label them "awesome".

[Schyma]

By the way what album is that in your avatar?

[Johnny B. Good]

Their OK but I haven't hread anything that amazing or fantastic to label them "awesome".
How do you make your user titles so long schmya

[Schyma]

http://home.iprimus.com.au/mrothwell/long-title-hack.html

[Johnny B. Good]

Thank you shmya
hey I just noticed you got rid of the numbers in your name
how did you do that?

[Broken Arrow]

By the way what album is that in your avatar?
It's Fly by Night by Rush.

[jpj]

Thank you shmya
hey I just noticed you got rid of the numbers in your name
how did you do that?
He probably just asked DBJ. He's the onlyperson that can change names.

[Broken Arrow]

He probably just asked DBJ. He's the onlyperson that can change names.
You should change your name to JPJ. You Fanboy.

[jpj]

You should change your name to JPJ. You Fanboy.
I want to, but it would be like a complete name change rather than just taking away numbers or something of the sort. So I'm afraid it would cause confusion.

[unclebobscircus]

Are you afraid your fans will wander away?

[jpj]

Are you afraid your fans will wander away?
Yes.






























smartass

[unclebobscircus]

:)!

[RNR]

It's Fly by Night by Rush.

That song got stuck in my head for 2 days. I kill now :angry:

[Distant Echoes]

I love the riff from fly by night, but when i play it, i always get the aggresive natural distortion from my cheap *** guitar, so i enjoy listening to it rather then playing it

[Woodstock]

I've been playing my guitar more lately. Do you guys print out your tabs?

Allmans>Skynyrd

[Badmoon]

No, I either use Guitarport, The Dead tab site or http://www.bluegrassguitar.com

[Broken Arrow]

I've been playing my guitar more lately. Do you guys print out your tabs?

Allmans>Skynyrd
Hell naw biatch.

I usually just learn them beside the computer unless they are solo's where I need the amp to know if I'm doing in right or not.

I like to save paper.

JPJ change your name people will know who you are because where does a guy with 3000+ posts come from?

[Broken Arrow]

Fine. What dance music do you think I would like? Keeping in mind that I like mainly loud *** guitar rock.


I also think Warren is better. Though I do find him a bit choppy, and Derek a bit more smooth, it's irrelevant. Because look at Neil Young, or listen to "Woodstock". He can not be playing anymore jagged and choppy, but Neil is stills a fabulous guitarist. And so is Warren, as is Derek :).


Duane>Dickey>Warren>Derek

Here are some old posts that I'm going to quote.

[thickasabrick]

I've been playing my guitar more lately. Do you guys print out your tabs?

Allmans>Skynyrd

I don't learn a lot of real songs from tab. I usually just improvise/write my own songs, or just try to learn a song by ear. If there's a song that I can't figure out though, I will usually print it off. I don't learn a lot of mainstream songs though, mostly bluegrass (unless I need to impress someone).

Do you guys ever go to parties, and there's a guitar there that keeps getting passed around by all the drunk people, and you get really nervous it's gonna get broken? I can't stand seeing a guitar sitting in the middle of the room, with drunk people stumbling all around it...even if I don't know who's guitar it is, I get very protective.

And I have heard way more Skynyrd than Allmans to make an educated decision on who is better...although I'd say I like Skynyrd more, just because they seem more accessable, not as good at jams though.

[Badmoon]

Here are some old posts that I'm going to quote.

As far as technical ability goes (though melodically, slide wise, and writing wise the list would be different).

Duane = Herring > Haynes = Betts > Trucks

[RNR]

I think that we were talking about in The Allman Brothers that time. I'd put Warren ahead of Dicky for pure talent. But Dicky did better work with The Allmans.

[Broken Arrow]

I was acctually pointing out that Badmoon said Neil is a fabulous guitarist.

I also thought it was funny how Rock said he liked loud *** guitar rock.

[ANGUS YOUNG13]

Are the dire straights just a one hit wonder, or do they have other songs besides my mtv. I know they have one other really famous song but do they have alot of other hits?

[Illmatic]

Hahahahaha...ANGUS YOUNG13, you are too much. You try to de-rep me and I lose exactly zero rep points.

[rhcp_r_gods]

yah thats is quite funny.

[thickasabrick]

Are the dire straights just a one hit wonder, or do they have other songs besides my mtv. I know they have one other really famous song but do they have alot of other hits?

The Dire Straits are a great band. Definitely not one hit wonders. Although they didn't get many actual "hits" on the charts, they wrote countless great songs and were great musicians.

[guitrguy]

I was this close(| |) to getting Festival Express, last night.

[thickasabrick]

I wanna buy it, but I absolutely have no money.

Here's where my money has gone lately(canadian dollars):

Going to Spain during Easter Break = $2500
New Marshall amp = $2800
Having to buy a new car soon = (haven't picked one out yet)

Plus I got a speeding ticket for $120 the other day, which ruined all I had left of my money.

Someone donate me Festival Express.

[guitrguy]

I was also torn between The Beatles U.S. tour, A hard days night DVD, and the Yellow Submarine DVD. I decide to save my money and not buy any of them(yet...).

[thickasabrick]

What's A Hard Days Night all about? I have the record for it, but I've never actually seen it.

[Woodstock]

I wanna buy it, but I absolutely have no money.

Here's where my money has gone lately(canadian dollars):

Going to Spain during Easter Break = $2500
New Marshall amp = $2800
Having to buy a new car soon = (haven't picked one out yet)

Plus I got a speeding ticket for $120 the other day, which ruined all I had left of my money.

Someone donate me Festival Express.
Money doesn't grow on trees.

/goes into backyard, plants a dollar bill

[Illmatic]

How in the hell do you have $5,000+?

You kids are spoiled rotten these days.

[guitrguy]

What's A Hard Days Night all about? I have the record for it, but I've never actually seen it.
I meant the Documentary DVD, not the movie.

[thickasabrick]

Oh ok. But it was a movie right? I'm not just imagining that?

And I teach guitar, so I make a lot of money.

[guitrguy]

Ya it was a movie.

[thickasabrick]

so is the Yellow Submarine DVD a documentary as well, or a movie?

[PinkFreud]

so is the Yellow Submarine DVD a documentary as well, or a movie?

its an animated movie. i found it quite entertaining the first time, but then again, i was high. its still a pretty amusing movie.

[thickasabrick]

So does it have any sort of a plot (Pink Submarine) or is it just a bunch of nonsense? Either way, I wanna see it.

[Broken Arrow]

Spain sounds fun.........*sighs*

[Illmatic]

Actually, from what I heard, Spain is a hellhole.

[PinkFreud]

So does it have any sort of a plot (Pink Submarine) or is it just a bunch of nonsense? Either way, I wanna see it.

theres a plot but it kind of just acts as a vehicle for the music. the animation is quite awesome though.

[nothingtolose]

Maybe I should check it out...

I still love the Quadrophenia movie though.

[Illmatic]

Even though it has Sting in it?

[unclebobscircus]

Even though it has Sting in it?

Actually, from what I heard, Spain is a hellhole.

How in the hell do you have $5,000+?

You kids are spoiled rotten these days.

Are you just trying to piss on everyone's parade?

[magicbus]

Are you just trying to piss on everyone's parade?

:lol:

[Illmatic]

Are you just trying to piss on everyone's parade?

That's my schtick, apparently. Just ask any one of the regulars.

[Slash4040]

Oh ok. But it was a movie right? I'm not just imagining that?

And I teach guitar, so I make a lot of money.
I don't charge when I give lessons, spread the gospel of rock freely!

[jpj]

I got moe.-Warts & All and Allmans-Hittin' the Note. Warts & All was only $10 for 3 CD's :) I love used CD's.

[BillCosby]

I don't charge when I give lessons, spread the gospel of rock freely!


You probably suck though.

[Illmatic]

Oh snap.

[Schyma]

Does anyone have "8 Miles High" by the Byrds?

[jpj]

Oh snap.
Krackle Pop!

/Rice Crispies++

[Distant Echoes]

What album should i get if i want to get the byrds...i dont think ive heard one song by them yet, or one that i knew they sung.

And what years were they around, I really know nothing about them

[jpj]

I believe they were late 60's, like somewhere between 66-69. I'm not sure what a good album is though.

[Distant Echoes]

whyd they break up so soon?

[Schyma]

Ask the moon.

A rep for whoever knows what song my subtitle is form.

[jpj]

I googled it, but I'll wait and see if someone knows.

[BillCosby]

Oh snap.


You know how we do.

[Illmatic]

Love - The Red Telephone

[Against Miik!]

The song would be The Red Telephone. Not sure on the artist.

edit: crap

[Schyma]

Love - The Red Telephone
You cheater I caught you before that ninja edit.

[Illmatic]

I deny everything

>_>

[jpj]

You cheater I caught you before that ninja edit.
Do you have proof of this alleged ninja edit?

[Badmoon]

The Byrds' ('64 - '73) best album is definitley Sweatheart of the Rodeo.

[jpj]

The Byrds' ('64 - '73) best album is definitley Sweatheart of the Rodeo.
Eh, 66-69 is included in that.

[Schyma]

Do you have proof of this alleged ninja edit?
What is that in your avatar?

[jpj]

What is that in your avatar?
Blues Traveler's s/t

[Jam2Me]

Which is my third favorite BT album.

Allman Brothers got the shaft in the poll.

[Illmatic]

Tru dat.

[Schyma]

Which is my third favorite BT album.

Allman Brothers got the shaft in the poll.
The Allman Brothers just cant compete in the polls with DSOTM. :upset:

DSOTM = most overated
Eat a Peach = most underated

[Schyma]

Anybody up for some AIM tradin?

[Badmoon]

I'll give something off, if anyone wants anything.

[Illmatic]

Also, Hendrix fared poorly in his poll too, which sucks.

For my money, Are You Experienced? and Eat a Peach were the two best albums left.

[Woodstock]

I googled it, but I'll wait and see if someone knows.
Crosby made an off-hand political statement, so he was kicked out of the band. That's about all I know.

[Schyma]

What?

[jpj]

Crosby made an off-hand political statement, so he was kicked out of the band. That's about all I know.
methinks you quoted the wrong person

[Woodstock]

methinks you quoted the wrong person
Nope. You were talking about the Byrds, and you asked how they broke up. You googled the answer and waited to see if someone knew it.

[jpj]

Nope. You were talking about the Byrds, and you asked how they broke up. You googled the answer and waited to see if someone knew it.
No, I didn't ask how they broke up. I believe it was Distant Echoes, and I googled the answer to Schyma's question.

[Woodstock]

No, I didn't ask how they broke up. I believe it was Distant Echoes, and I googled the answer to Schyma's question.
Whatever! Stop spamming the thread. RnR will get all PMS on us.

Anyways, I've been wanting to get into Simon & Garfunkel, any album recommendations?

[jpj]

I believe Bridge Over Troubled Water is supposed to be good.

[unclebobscircus]

No, I didn't ask how they broke up. I believe it was Distant Echoes, and I googled the answer to Schyma's question.
So are you going to tell us the answer or no?

[jpj]

So are you going to tell us the answer or no?
Someone said it, it's from Love-The Red Telepone.

[Woodstock]

I think I'll start with one of those famous Greatest Hits.

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

Hello, has anything important gone on in here while I was gone?

[slowhand]

Just bought Pink Floyd's 'Piper At The Gates Of Dawn.'

It's an interesting album. I went in knowing it wouldn't be the Pink Floyd of DSOTM, but it still surprised me how much different the album is from the latter Pink Floyd. I guess that's what happens when someone like Syd is being the guy with all the songs, or most of them.

It's a good album, but I think I preffer 'Wish You Were Here' more.

[Badmoon]

Nope. You were talking about the Byrds, and you asked how they broke up. You googled the answer and waited to see if someone knew it.

Well, The Byrd's could not have broken up due to one of Crosby's off hand remarks. Because I'm pretty sure that Crosby left during the 60's and never came back. And they of course broke up during '73, therefore he couldn't have really played a role in the breakup.

[Woodstock]

Well, The Byrd's could not have broken up due to one of Crosby's off hand remarks. Because I'm pretty sure that Crosby left during the 60's and never came back. And they of course broke up during '73, therefore he couldn't have really played a role in the breakup.
True, but I'm sure they reached their peak with Crosby at their side.

[RNR]

Leaving was the best thing he ever did. Because CSN(Y) pwnz0orz The Byrds :)

[Badmoon]

I'm listening to Shakedown Street :D. How could allmusic.com give that album two stars? There is at least six 5/5 songs featured.

Stagger Lee > All of them

I recommend you all download Robert Hunter's (Garcia's Co-writer) version, entitled "Delia DeLyon and Stagger Lee".

Leaving was the best thing he ever did. Because CSN(Y) pwnz0orz The Byrds :)

Plus, The Byrds were more unique without him.

[Woodstock]

Leaving was the best thing he ever did. Because CSN(Y) pwnz0orz The Byrds :)
Did you discover this while you were away?

[Badmoon]

We should make a chat.

[Against Miik!]

We should make a man out of clay

[lunch998]

I think I'll start with one of those famous Greatest Hits.

I think their "essential album"(the greatest hits thing) is actually really good.

[Badmoon]

We should make a man out of clay

You are obviously too funny for out chats. :angry:

:p

[Woodstock]

I think their "essential album"(the greatest hits thing) is actually really good.
Yeah, that's what I've heard.

[lunch998]

Just bought Pink Floyd's 'Piper At The Gates Of Dawn.'

It's an interesting album. I went in knowing it wouldn't be the Pink Floyd of DSOTM, but it still surprised me how much different the album is from the latter Pink Floyd. I guess that's what happens when someone like Syd is being the guy with all the songs, or most of them.

It's a good album, but I think I preffer 'Wish You Were Here' more.

PATGOD can really grow on you though. Be careful or else you'll end up listening to Interstellar Overdrive all the time.


Haha, I think ANGUS YOUNG 13's neg rep actually increased my rep total. :lol:

[RockAndRoll]

I think their "essential album"(the greatest hits thing) is actually really good.
I'd agree, I'm not a big fan of greatest hits and how they've taken of the world along with singles and hits with the new easy to download tracks and burnable cd's. To be quite honest I think they're just another step in to massacreing music in to pretty much anything that flows and is within the limits of my particular social group is pure gold. When in reality it's a shallow, simple, boring, formulaic, unoriginal, unemotional heap of flaming **** that's been done a million times before.

However the Simon and Garfunkle greatest hits is failry well done and fairly large, so it's one of the few greatest hits that has done a decent job.

[lunch998]

I'd agree, I'm not a big fan of greatest hits and how they've taken of the world along with singles and hits with the new easy to download tracks and burnable cd's. To be quite honest I think they're just another step in to massacreing music in to pretty much anything that flows and is within the limits of my particular social group is pure gold. When in reality it's a shallow, simple, boring, formulaic, unoriginal, unemotional heap of flaming **** that's been done a million times before.

However the Simon and Garfunkle greatest hits is failry well done and fairly large, so it's one of the few greatest hits that has done a decent job.

It was funny because you said "I'd agree", then went off for a paragraph about how greatest hits are a sign of the apocolypse, then added at the end that the Simon and Garkfunkle one was good.

[ultimaterocker]

any people out there like the band C.C.R

[Woodstock]

any people out there like the band C.C.R
Yes, definetly.

[Illmatic]

CCR is great.

[lunch998]

any people out there like the band C.C.R

I just got Willy and the Poor boys. :thumb:

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

CCR is great.

[RockAndRoll]

It was funny because you said "I'd agree", then went off for a paragraph about how greatest hits are a sign of the apocolypse, then added at the end that the Simon and Garkfunkle one was good.
Ya, hehe. I just wanted to present my theory to everyone else. I find there are few people I can trust to reccomend good music, everyone and their mother is reccomending these gods that will blow your mind. And yet it has nothing special about it at all. If you can make a 3 minute song that flows (easiest thing in the world, honestly, try it, it's beyond easy, really, pick a few white keys on your piano, play them in 4/4 time, you win) people will love it, they will become completely consumed by it. Mind you they'll move on to a new fad rather quickly.

I hate it.

[wanton]

CCR consistently put out enjoyable music, how could you not like them?

[Woodstock]

If anyone dislikes CCR, please make yourself present. We want to kill you.

[lunch998]

The only thing is that there songs all sound the same. That means they're all great though.

[Illmatic]

What?

I'll disagree with you, lunch.

[Woodstock]

What?

I'll disagree with you, lunch.
It's better than your lunch disagreeing with you.

/corny joke

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

Favorite CCR song?

Mine would be Bad Moon Rising.

[Badmoon]

What is Aqualung exactly about?

My favorite CCR song is "Lookin' Out My Backdoor".

[lunch998]

It's better than your lunch disagreeing with you.

/corny joke

Zing!...kinda...not really.

My favorite is probably Fortunate Son. Can't go wrong with anti-war messages.

[wanton]

Probably Looking Out My Backdoor, but there are so many greats.

[lunch998]

What is Aqualung exactly about?

My favorite CCR song is "Lookin' Out My Backdoor".

It's about a homeless guy with a bad cold who complains about Christianity.

[Woodstock]

My favorite CCR song is Down On The Corner.

[jpj]

What is Aqualung exactly about?

My favorite CCR song is "Lookin' Out My Backdoor".
I just know it's something about religion, not sure what.

[Illmatic]

Down on the Corner, Green River, Fortunate Son, or The Midnight Special

[RockAndRoll]

Every time I turn on my metronome I think of down on the corner and start singing it.

[Badmoon]

I heard the main idea was based off of Anderson's believe that organized religion ruins man's connection with God.

[lunch998]

I wrote a small paper on Aqualung, but really only focused on "My God", "Hymn 43",and "Wind Up". I think those are the most obvious anti-religion messages, I don't really know much about the rest of the album.

[lunch998]

I heard the main idea was based off of Anderson's believe that organized religion ruins man's connection with God.

Yea that is a big part of it. There are lines that man destroyed God, and that terrible people use God's name in vain and things like that. In "Wind Up" the main character finds his God and taunts the Christian Church by saying "he's not the kind of God you have to wind up on Sundays".

[Woodstock]

I heard the main idea was based off of Anderson's believe that organized religion ruins man's connection with God.
That would seem right, or that bums are the smartest philosophers on Earth.

[RockAndRoll]

I heard the main idea was based off of Anderson's believe that organized religion ruins man's connection with God.
That sounds like a fairly good descripition. If you listen to the album alot of it is critical of religion, but the album is not meant to criticize religion itself. I think more accurately as badmoon put it it's a criticism of how religion has been organized, and similar themes could be used for the way many things have been organized, sort of an indoctrination type thing more than focusing on actually reaching the supposed, and quite frankly much better goal.

[RockAndRoll]

Yea that is a big part of it. There are lines that man destroyed God, and that terrible people use God's name in vain and things like that. In "Wind Up" the main character finds his God and taunts the Christian Church by saying "he's not the kind of God you have to wind up on Sundays".
That's one of my favourites songs and lines because I've always felt this way. Any god who should rightfully be called god doesn't want you to go and "wind him up" on sundays, he would want you to live a respectable life, which does not necessarily require church.

[PinkFreud]

I'd agree, I'm not a big fan of greatest hits and how they've taken of the world along with singles and hits with the new easy to download tracks and burnable cd's. To be quite honest I think they're just another step in to massacreing music in to pretty much anything that flows and is within the limits of my particular social group is pure gold. When in reality it's a shallow, simple, boring, formulaic, unoriginal, unemotional heap of flaming **** that's been done a million times before.

However the Simon and Garfunkle greatest hits is failry well done and fairly large, so it's one of the few greatest hits that has done a decent job.

the essential greatest hits series is excellent. theyre all double discs so they get some of the lesser known songs as well. i own the srv one, bob dylan, janis joplin and maybe some others. haha i cant recall them all at the moment.

[RockAndRoll]

I wrote a small paper on Aqualung, but really only focused on "My God", "Hymn 43",and "Wind Up". I think those are the most obvious anti-religion messages, I don't really know much about the rest of the album.
It's not anti-religious so much as it is anti-organization though, I think it's important to distinguish.

[lunch998]

That's one of my favourites songs and lines because I've always felt this way. Any god who should rightfully be called god doesn't want you to go and "wind him up" on sundays, he would want you to live a respectable life, which does not necessarily require church.

It is great. When I picked apart the lyrics I found that I really agreed with his most of his points.

Another thing is the hypocrisy in Church(or just religion). Like the "bloody Church of England".

[Illmatic]

The Dylan one (or any Dylan Greatest Hits album) is the only way to get "Positively 4th Street", because as far as I can tell it's not on any of his studio albums.

[lunch998]

It's not anti-religious so much as it is anti-organization though, I think it's important to distinguish.

Yea I know, I made sure to make it clear on the paper.

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

Now I need to go look for that song because I don't think I've heard it...

[Woodstock]

NP: Mr. Churchill Says

[RockAndRoll]

It is great. When I picked apart the lyrics I found that I really agreed with his most of his points.

Another thing is the hypocrisy in Church(or just religion). Like the "bloody Church of England".
Ya, I find religiong to be one of the greatest things and one of the things that's been the most terribly misused at the same time.

Ugh I hate this I want to give rep so badly, but I have to spread it.

[lunch998]

Everyone's been trying to rep me, but they all have to spread it.

[RockAndRoll]

Everyone's been trying to rep me, but they all have to spread it.
Doesn't that huge head get in the way of your typing? :p

Anyways I'm off.

[Woodstock]

Doesn't that huge head get in the way of your typing? :p

Anyways I'm off.
See ya.

Anyways, Lunch, what is your favorite Kinks album?

[lunch998]

Doesn't that huge head get in the way of your typing? :p

Anyways I'm off.

Well yea, but I work around it.

No I was just referring to a few people that tried to in the Angus Young thread. Besides, I repped you.

[lunch998]

See ya.

Anyways, Lunch, what is your favorite Kinks album?

Either Lola vs... or the Village Green.

[RockAndRoll]

Well yea, but I work around it.

No I was just referring to a few people that tried to in the Angus Young thread. Besides, I repped you.
I never venture in to R&M I stay here at home or in D&P or politics so I didn't know about the Angus Young thing.

I'll rep you as soon as I can. But now I'm actually off.

[Woodstock]

Either Lola vs... or the Village Green.
It would be Village Green vs. Arthur for me.

Village Green-Picture Book, Do You Remember Walter, Johnny Thunder, Last Of The Steam Powered Trains, Big Sky

Arthur-Victoria, Yes Sir No Sir, Shangri La, Arthur, Mr. Churchill Says, Drivin

[lunch998]

I never venture in to R&M I stay here at home or in D&P or politics SO i didn't know about the Angus Young thing.

I'll rep you as soon as I can. But now I'm actually off.

Peace man.

Hot 'Lanta is quickly becoming one of my favorite songs.

[lunch998]

It would be Village Green vs. Arthur for me.

Village Green-Picture Book, Do You Remember Walter, Johnny Thunder, Last Of The Steam Powered Trains, Big Sky

Arthur-Victoria, Yes Sir No Sir, Shangri La, Arthur, Mr. Churchill Says, Drivin

Yea I was just thinking about Arthur too.

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

Either Lola vs... or the Village Green.

How many albums did the Kinks have?

[Woodstock]

Yea I was just thinking about Arthur too.
It's really starting to grow on me. Great concept album. It covers Britain during wartime, English childhoods, and the Australia colony.

It's like a British history lesson.

[Woodstock]

How many albums did the Kinks have?
30+

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

Wow. I'm not very educated about the Kinks. All I have is Lola and Rats on 45s.

[lunch998]

It's really starting to grow on me. Great concept album. It covers Britain during wartime, English childhoods, and the Australia colony.

It's like a British history lesson.

Yea true. I think Lola has a great concept too though. Especially for the time it came out.

[Woodstock]

Wow. I'm not very educated about the Kinks. All I have is Lola and Rats on 45s.
They released extremely good albums during 67-73, and many have never heard of them.

[PinkFreud]

Wow. I'm not very educated about the Kinks. All I have is Lola and Rats on 45s.

dont feel bad. all i have is something else by the kinks.

[Woodstock]

Yea true. I think Lola has a great concept too though. Especially for the time it came out.
Yeah, but Arthur gives a more subtle, intelligent way of presenting the concept. Lola clearly states it's concept.

[lunch998]

My dad listens to them, so that's where I got it.

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

They released extremely good albums during 67-73, and many have never heard of them.

Could you name some more than the ones you and lunch already mentioned? I'd like to check them out.

[Schyma]

I have no Kinks except "Picture Book"......:(

[Woodstock]

Could you name some more than the ones you and lunch already mentioned? I'd like to check them out.
The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society

Arthur(Or The Decline And Fall Of The British Empire)

Lola vs. Powerman and the Moneygoround Pt. 1

Three amazing Kinks albums.

[lunch998]

The Kinks s/t, Kinda Kinks, Face to Face are the earlier albums. The ones me and Stock named are pretty much the best Kinks albums though.

[Johnny B. Good]

The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society

Arthur(Or The Decline And Fall Of The British Empire)

Lola vs. Powerman and the Moneygoround Pt. 1

Three amazing Kinks albums.
What about Schoolboys in Disgrace?
That is a good album too

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

Thanks Woodstock and lunch.

[Woodstock]

What about Schoolboys in Disgrace?
That is a good album too
That's a later one, 75 I believe.

Here's another great Kink's album:

Muswell Hill-billys

[lunch998]

What about Schoolboys in Disgrace?
That is a good album too

Yea it is, but I tend to lose interest in their late 70's and 80's material.

[jpj]

I really need some Kinks, I forgot to look for them today when I was CD shopping.

And didn't someone say Willie and The Poor Boys was hard to find? I saw it at Best Buy today, but didn't have enough for it and The Allmans.

[Woodstock]

I really need some Kinks, I forgot to look for them today when I was CD shopping.

And didn't someone say Willie and The Poor Boys was hard to find? I saw it at Best Buy today, but didn't have enough for it and The Allmans.
I'll send ya a Kinks album if you remind me tomorrow. You to Schyma.

[Johnny B. Good]

I really need some Kinks, I forgot to look for them today when I was CD shopping.

And didn't someone say Willie and The Poor Boys was hard to find? I saw it at Best Buy today, but didn't have enough for it and The Allmans.
Do you have a Zia where you live?

[lunch998]

I really need some Kinks, I forgot to look for them today when I was CD shopping.

And didn't someone say Willie and The Poor Boys was hard to find? I saw it at Best Buy today, but didn't have enough for it and The Allmans.

I found it at Best Buy too, but couldn't buy it because it wouldn't scan or something.

Mick Avory, drummer for the Kinks, is a really great classic rock drummer. He did a lot for rock drumming but is usually unheard of.

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

I'm not a very big fan of 80's rock.

[Woodstock]

I found it at Best Buy too, but couldn't buy it because it wouldn't scan or something.

Mick Avory, drummer for the Kinks, is a really great classic rock drummer. He did a lot for rock drumming but is usually unheard of.
Yeah, he has some great work on Arthur and Lola. Dave Davies has great guitar work on every album, too.

[lunch998]

I'm not a very big fan of 80's rock.

Because it's boring generic arena rock.

[jpj]

I'll send ya a Kinks album if you remind me tomorrow. You to Schyma.
I don't think I'll be able to tomorrow, Monday?

Do you have a Zia where you live?
Never heard of it.

I found it at Best Buy too, but couldn't buy it because it wouldn't scan or something.
Yea, I remember you saying that, that sucks.

[Woodstock]

I don't think I'll be able to tomorrow, Monday
Yeah, I can do it Monday.

[jpj]

Yeah, I can do it Monday.
K, that'd be nice.

[PinkFreud]

Yeah, he has some great work on Arthur and Lola. Dave Davies has great guitar work on every album, too.

hey man, id appreciate if you could send me lola and preservation green society sometime.

[Woodstock]

hey man, id appreciate if you could send me lola and preservation green society sometime.
Contact me tomorrow.

[Johnny B. Good]

I Never heard of it.
Oh well it's a CD store where you can find almost any CD you want and buy for like $7 rather than the typical $15

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

Do you all send music on AIM? or some other way?

[lunch998]

Yea, I remember you saying that, that sucks.

Yea but now I have it anyway, despite Best Buy's wishes. Screw them.

[Schyma]

I'll send ya a Kinks album if you remind me tomorrow. You to Schyma.
Thanx I really need to get some money I have like 15 albums (and growing) I want to get but each time I get money I buy weed. :upset:

[lunch998]

Woodstock is spreading all my Kinks around. I created that man.

[Woodstock]

Woodstock is spreading all my Kinks around. I created that man.
Hey, I started off with 2, you sent me 2. We're even.

[lunch998]

Hey, I started off with 2, you sent me 2. We're even.

Deal.

Besides, everyone is asking you for Kinks material, seemingly unaware that I have all the albums you do that you would be sending them. :p

[jpj]

Yea but now I have it anyway, despite Best Buy's wishes. Screw them.
Yea, **** Best Buy. They're just a bunch of corporate assholes.


I think Badmoon's taking shrooms now, how exciting.

[Woodstock]

Deal.

Besides, everyone is asking you for Kinks material, seemingly unaware that I have all the albums you do that you would be sending them. :p
ANYONE ELSE WHO WOULD LIKE KINKS ALBUMS, PLEASE CONTACT LUNCH998 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

[lunch998]

ANYONE ELSE WHO WOULD LIKE KINKS ALBUMS, PLEASE CONTACT LUNCH998 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

Haha, no way man, you're the number one Kinks fan right? You got what you wanted. No one knows I like them.

[PinkFreud]

Deal.

Besides, everyone is asking you for Kinks material, seemingly unaware that I have all the albums you do that you would be sending them. :p
ok, YOU send them to me then. haha.

[Woodstock]

Haha, no way man, you're the number one Kinks fan right? You got what you wanted. No one knows I like them.
LUNCH998 LIKES THE KINKS AS EQUALLY AS ME, HE ALSO HAS ALL THE KINKS ALBUMS I HAVE. THEREFORE, LUN998=ME.

G'night.

[jpj]

I don't care who sends them I just want my albums.

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

Nobody answered me before, so I'll ask again. How are you sending music? with AIM or something else? I want to know, so I can download whatever so I can get good music too.

[jpj]

Nobody answered me before, so I'll ask again. How are you sending music? with AIM or something else? I want to know, so I can download whatever so I can get good music too.
We use AIM to send albums.

[Woodstock]

Nobody answered me before, so I'll ask again. How are you sending music? with AIM or something else? I want to know, so I can download whatever so I can get good music too.
Yes,we send albums and songs through AIM file sharing.

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

Nevermimd.

What do you think of The Mamas & the Papas? I like them a lot. They had great voices.

[Schyma]

How's the shrooms moon?

[RNR]

:angry: I missed the CCR discussion. Now we're talking about the **** kinks and about shrooms.

John Fogerty was a master riff writer. It seems like every song of his has a great catchy, original riff.

[jpj]

Yea, Fogerty is a damn good songwriter. Has anyone heard his solo stuff?

[Schyma]

So anybody like The Zombies? I was downloading Odessey & Oracle its pretty a great album so far a little popy but great none the less.

[lunch998]

So anybody like The Zombies? I was downloading Odessey & Oracle its pretty a great album so far a little popy but great none the less.

I like them a lot. They did a lot for British Invasion music but tend to go unnoticed too.

[Schyma]

So its agreed all of us are voting Dark Side. Right?

So the votes wont split between The Wall and DSOTM.

[RNR]

Screw you guys. The Wall is much better.

[lunch998]

Screw you guys. The Wall is much better.

Ok fine let's vote for the Wall.

[Schyma]

^ Thats the kinda stuff I mean

Now someone is gunna come and say "Screw you guys. Dark Side is much better."

[lunch998]

I really don't care which one I vote for out of those two, so whatever.

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

I already voted for DSOTM though.

[Schyma]

OK so its The Wall. Right?

[Badmoon]

How's the shrooms moon?

He couldn't have the party yesterday. That's why I was on here all of yesterday. :angry:

[Schyma]

He couldn't have the party yesterday. That's why I was on here all of yesterday. :angry:
That sucks so when are you going to take them?

[9/11 Truther]

Click Here To Read The Story... Please (http://www.yourbbsucks.com/forum/showthread.php?t=370)

I hate spam, and I apologize for this, but this is too ****ed important. Read it for the ones you love. Also, register and say hi. It's free, and we have video games, and a lot of good people.

Thanks,

9/11 Truther

BTW... I'm a drummer... this is a very cool site.

[Schyma]

I want Nuggets...cant find it though.

*4 stars :)

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

Congrats for the stars schyma:)

[Badmoon]

I want Nuggets...cant find it though.

*4 stars :)

I have both of those ;)

[Schyma]

Theres two Classic Rock threads.....Im confused....

[Schyma]

I have both of those ;)
Where did you find it?

[Badmoon]

Borders, and no, I will not upload it for you. There's like 4 discs.

It isn't as good as you'd think. There is a cool Cpt. Beefheart song though ;).

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

The other one needs to be deleted. Why would you even start a thread called Classic Rock when there already is one on the first page of forums?

[Badmoon]

List of Cool, Smooth, Psychotic Songs
-----------------------------------------
Warren Zevon - Excitable Boy
The Beatles - Maxwell's Silver Hammer


Add to it!

[Schyma]

Borders, and no, I will not upload it for you. There's like 4 discs.

It isn't as good as you'd think. There is a cool Cpt. Beefheart song though ;).
I wasn't about to ask for 100 songs. :upset:

Cpt. Beefheart is cool I have Safe as Milk and Trout Replica.

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

Piggies-The Beatles

[Badmoon]

Piggies isn't psychotic, smooth and cool. It needs to be subtle and light, but needs a harsh subject. Like "Excitable Boy" is presented in a catchy and nice way, but is about a psycho murder.

[xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]

I know :upset: , but I'm having trouble thinking of any.

[Schyma]

Esther ~ Phish?

[Badmoon]

"Esther", yes!

List of Cool, Smooth, Psychotic Songs
-----------------------------------------
Warren Zevon - Excitable Boy
The Beatles - Maxwell's Silver Hammer
Phish - Esther
Blind Melon - Skinned

[jpj]

I'm not sure I know what you mean by "psychotic", but Thorazine Shuffle is cool and smooth. However, by no means is it psychotic.

[Schyma]

I love that song its pretty ****ed up too.

[Badmoon]

Cool Song with good Background Information: "The Divided Sky"

[Schyma]

Well I have my first Kinks album thanx to Lunch. :D

[Badmoon]

List of Cool, Smooth, Psychotic Songs
-----------------------------------------
Warren Zevon - Excitable Boy
The Beatles - Maxwell's Silver Hammer
Phish - Esther
Blind Melon - Skinned
Grateful Dead - Me & My Uncle
Grateful Dead - Good Morning Little School Girl (Though I believe it's a cover)

[jpj]

List of Cool, Smooth, Psychotic Songs
-----------------------------------------
Warren Zevon - Excitable Boy
The Beatles - Maxwell's Silver Hammer
Phish - Esther
Blind Melon - Skinned
Grateful Dead - Me & My Uncle
Grateful Dead - Good Morning Little School Girl (Though I believe it's a cover)
So Thorazine Shuffle doesn't fit? What about St. Stephen or Franklin's Tower?

[Badmoon]

The lyrics have to be mad. Each one of those songs speaks about a harsh person, a psycho criminal, or a murder.

Check out the trend.

-Maxwell = Murder
-Esther = Possible rapist
-Speaker (Good morning...) = Possible rapist
-Me (Me & my...) = Hypocritcal murder/criminal
-Speaker (Skinned) = Psycho/Murder
-Excitable Boy = Psychopathic murder

What should I review...

Dr. John - Gris Gris
The Byrds - Sweetheart of the Rodeo

[Badmoon]

I don't feel like checking on the lyrics (Haven't listened to Junta in awhile), so decide for yourself.

EDIT: You and your ninja edits!

[jpj]

The lyrics have to be mad. Each one of those songs speaks about a harsh person, a psycho criminal, or a murder.

Check out the trend.

-Maxwell = Murder
-Esther = Possible rapist
-Speaker (Good morning...) = Possible rapist
-Me (Me & my...) = Hypocritcal murder/criminal
-Speaker (Skinned) = Psycho/Murder
-Excitable Boy = Psychopathic murder

What should I review...

Dr. John - Gris Gris
The Byrds - Sweetheart of the Rodeo
Now I get it.

[Schyma]

The lyrics have to be mad. Each one of those songs speaks about a harsh person, a psycho criminal, or a murder.

Check out the trend.

-Maxwell = Murder
-Esther = Possible rapist
-Speaker (Good morning...) = Possible rapist
-Me (Me & my...) = Hypocritcal murder/criminal
-Speaker (Skinned) = Psycho/Murder
-Excitable Boy = Psychopathic murder

What should I review...

Dr. John - Gris Gris
The Byrds - Sweetheart of the Rodeo
The Byrds - Sweetheart of the Rodeo

[Woodstock]

What about Desire by Dylan. That's about a framed homocide.

[Schyma]

Hey Joe?

[Badmoon]

Just add it yourself, you both came up with good examples. Try to keep in mind that the music should not reflect the songs topic.

I'm doing Dr. John. Too good to be passed up.