[QUOTE=Badmoon]Has anyone heard the live anniversary version of "My Back Pages"; featuring Roger Mcguinn, Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Tom Petty, Neil Young and Eric Clapton?[/QUOTE]

Yes, that version rocks!

Anyone heard "Standing in the Doorway" by Bob Dylan?

The first few stanzas, I think, could be written by a man about his absentee father. Then the last few stanzas give it away.

i need help in putting a artist, and title to a song i heard on the radio today. One of the opening lines went something like this: "I sit alone waiting for your call.."..that might not've been it exactly, but it was something similar..anyone recognize it?

Describe their sound.

Guess: The Cars

I'd hate to bring up another "Anyone heard..." but has anyone heard the cover of "Across the Universe" by Bowie.


Don't.

Well, download it if you want a laugh.

umm well the vocals kinda sounded like between iron maiden and supertramp..i don't mean the style, i just mean the sound of the voice...started out with a softer guitar riff and then eventually evolved to a heavier riff as the song progressed...that's all i can really think of.

So, I have a question about Highway 61 Revisited for people who are well-aquainted with said album, for I am consifering purchasing it. For someone (me) who the only track off of it they've heard is "Like A Rolling Stone," how would you describe the rest of the album? Does it sound the same throughout, change around a lot, etc., etc.? Feedback would be excellent.

I'll admit I never listened to it that carefully, but I was in your position and I love the album. It's reguarded as one of the better classic rock albums.

I would say most of the other tracks sound similar to "Like a Rolling Stone".

Speaking of Dylan, I got "Bringing It All Back Home" today.

Our station was having a Dylan givaway this weekend. I was two callers from the 12th (winning call).

Two weeks away and i still have nothing useful to say :upset:

NP: Hot Lanta

[QUOTE=Distant Echoes]Two weeks away and i still have nothing useful to say :upset:

NP: Hot Lanta[/QUOTE]

Yea but...
1. You made a rhyme
2. You're playing Hot 'Lanta.

Seems like a good post to me.

Im borrowing the Grateful Dead DVD from my friend hopefully tomorrow. I cant wait to see it...defintaly one of my favorite live bands.

[QUOTE]So, I have a question about Highway 61 Revisited for people who are well-aquainted with said album, for I am consifering purchasing it. For someone (me) who the only track off of it they've heard is "Like A Rolling Stone," how would you describe the rest of the album? Does it sound the same throughout, change around a lot, etc., etc.? Feedback would be excellent.[/QUOTE]

There may be two songs I like on that album, the rest is nothing special to me. However, most people like it. I just don't see what is so great about it.

I definetly think classic rock is gettin more popular with teenagers i mean i love it and im 12 years old so definetly.zeppilen and clapton RULE!

Like A Rolling Stone is somewhat different to the rest of the album. You could say it's the best song, but the rest of the album has a different feel to it, so it's hard to compare. But overall, it's a great album.

[QUOTE=guitar_drew]I definetly think classic rock is gettin more popular with teenagers i mean i love it and im 12 years old so definetly.zeppilen and clapton RULE![/QUOTE]
Will this ever stop :(

Anybody that likes Widespread Panic and Phish, what are some good songs to start off with?

[QUOTE]Anybody that likes Widespread Panic and Phish, what are some good songs to start off with?[/QUOTE]

Panic
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Blue Indian
Climb to Safety
Space Wrangler
Papa Johnny Road
Can't Get High
Cocunuts
The Porch Song

Badmoon, what Phish albums do you have and can you send any over AIM?

NP: You Never Give Me Your Money - The Beatles

You guys should go to the YSI thread and see the covers I'm uploading.

[QUOTE=lunch998]I'll admit I never listened to it that carefully, but I was in your position and I love the album. It's reguarded as one of the better classic rock albums.

I would say most of the other tracks sound similar to "Like a Rolling Stone".

Speaking of Dylan, I got "Bringing It All Back Home" today.[/QUOTE]

w0rd, thanks to everyone who helped me here. And I believe "Bringing It All Back Home" has Subterranean Homesick Blues, does it not?

[QUOTE=JonG]Will this ever stop :(

Anybody that likes Widespread Panic and Phish, what are some good songs to start off with?[/QUOTE]
Widespread Panic-Thin Air (Smells Like Mississippi), Coconuts, Blue Indian, Party at Your Momma's House, Bear's Gone Fishing

Phish-Down With Disease, Bouncing Round the Room, Tweezer, Julius

^^^Just some of my favorites.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]w0rd, thanks to everyone who helped me here. And I believe "Bringing It All Back Home" has Subterranean Homesick Blues, does it not?[/QUOTE]

Yea it does, I really like that track.

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]Badmoon, what Phish albums do you have and can you send any over AIM?

NP: You Never Give Me Your Money - The Beatles[/QUOTE]

I have all of the official studio albums, but none of them are on here. So, can't send them to you now. Sorry.

is anybody else a major alice cooper fan in here?
im reading his book in the life and crims box set and there is some interesting stuff in there. alice cooper is one of the best artist of all time, in my opinoin

I love Alice Cooper. My dad has numerous albums. They have some great, unappreciated work.

Well it turns out Im going to Paul's show.....:D.....cost = 98$.....:D......4th row. :D :cool: :chug: :D

*lucky* :D

I've been meaning to cheak out some of Alice Coopers stuff, I heard his guitarist is the reason Randy Rhoads made the switch from classical to rock (though he kept some of the classical).

[QUOTE=Schyma]Well it turns out Im going to Paul's show.....:D.....cost = 98$.....:D......4th row. :D :cool: :chug: :D

*lucky* :D[/QUOTE]
/me kills you, steals your tickets

Awesome that you got a ticket. How much were 1st row seats?

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]I've been meaning to cheak out some of Alice Coopers stuff, I heard his guitarist is the reason Randy Rhoads made the switch from classical to rock (though he kept some of the classical).[/QUOTE]
Yea, he had a pretty tight band of musicians. Check out the albums Love It To Death and Goes To Hell.

[QUOTE=Schyma]Well it turns out Im going to Paul's show.....:D.....cost = 98$.....:D......4th row. :D :cool: :chug: :D

*lucky* :D[/QUOTE]

And I thought I was cool because I was going to Deep Purple :upset: