Unless your beliefs are the same as mine, then yes I believe he and I have the correct thoughts reguarding religion.

But it's our belief. Is this new to you?

[QUOTE=Illmatic][url=http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:kz6ktro9kl1x]Yes it was.[/url][/QUOTE]

I got to get that album. :)

Yes you do.

He's saying well I go church so me and my friends won't die but your's will and I don't sin. How the **** is that not offinsive?!?!?

CSNY - 4 Way Street came out in 1971!

Speaking of that, can anybody send it to me? ;)

[QUOTE]He's saying well I go church so me and my friends won't die but your's will and I don't sin. How the **** is that not offinsive?!?!?[/QUOTE]

I'm not saying it is not offensive to you, but I do not think you are understanding it.

[QUOTE]go church so me and my friends won't die[/QUOTE]

Won't die? What?

Fall = lose faith/go to Hell

And he is not stating that because he “goes to church” he and his friends will go to Heaven. He believes that they will go to Heaven, because they accept and most likely support/share his belief. For if they didn't, he would not consider them a friend. As he said, "for what is a friend who would want you to fall".

So if you don't share the same belief to hell with you?

in your opinion, what song has Eric Clapton's best guitar playing?

[QUOTE=clown_phobia]in your opinion, what song has Eric Clapton's best guitar playing?[/QUOTE]

White Room has a great solo.

White Room sounds cool, but it's all D minor pentatonic with a wah. It is, however, still one of my favorite.

[QUOTE]I wish they made some psychedelic albums, Pet Sounds was the closest they came. I know Brian Wilson did acid.[/QUOTE]
I have not heard them but [I]Smilely Smile [/I]and [I]Friends[/I] are both sopposed to be psychedelic.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]White Room has a great solo.[/QUOTE]

It's great live! Has anyone heard a live version?

allrite im sorry is this was asked but i dont rlly want to read 30k+ posts anyways.

In 30 years when Radiohead< Tool and bands like become "classic rock" will sabbath and the stones be "classic classic rock"?

[QUOTE]in your opinion, what song has Eric Clapton's best guitar playing?[/QUOTE]

I've been partial to "Crossroads" and the Unplugged version of "Tears in Heaven" myself.

[QUOTE]In 30 years when Radiohead< Tool and bands like become "classic rock" will sabbath and the stones be "classic classic rock"?[/QUOTE]

No.

I'd agree on Crossroads, and I'm a sucker for the wah on Tales of Brave Ulysses.

I'd go Crossroads too.

I voted Clapton.

[QUOTE=Schyma]So if you don't share the same belief to hell with you?[/QUOTE]

Well, technically yes. But hey, I wouldn't mind if He showed a little sympathy towards you.

Yeah so hows this for a kick as[COLOR=White]s[/COLOR] week, ok well I just found out I might be going to see Bob Dylan the same week as Deep Purple. My cousin is taking me, and that weekend his parents arn't gonna be there :smoke:.

[QUOTE=clown_phobia]in your opinion, what song has Eric Clapton's best guitar playing?[/QUOTE]
the live version of have you ever loved a woman. or the live version of why does love got to be so sad. definitely his best playing. i might post them in dboons thread.

becks losing. quick, vote for beck.

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]Yeah so hows this for a kick as[COLOR=White]s[/COLOR] week, ok well I just found out I might be going to see Bob Dylan the same week as Deep Purple. My cousin is taking me, and that weekend his parents arn't gonna be there :smoke:.[/QUOTE]

Dylan and Deep Purple in the same week? Sounds like a good gig. I had plans to go to the purple concert with 4 friends, but nobody wants to drive to scranton or atlantic city (each way 2 1/2 hours). I dont see why they couldnt just play in Philly. They seem to be going right around it.

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]Yeah so hows this for a kick as[COLOR=White]s[/COLOR] week, ok well I just found out I might be going to see Bob Dylan the same week as Deep Purple. My cousin is taking me, and that weekend his parents arn't gonna be there :smoke:.[/QUOTE]

I couldn't get Dylan tickets. It probably would have sucked though, even though I think of Dylan as a hero, because my parents also love Dylan and would have insisted on going as well. Speaking of Dylan, I would just like to add that the Live '75, or Bootleg Series Volume 5 with the Rolling Thunder Revenue is absolutely incredible. Listened to it yesterday :D.

[QUOTE=magicbus]CSNY - 4 Way Street came out in 1971!

Speaking of that, can anybody send it to me? ;)[/QUOTE]
Whenever you're ready.

[QUOTE=clown_phobia]in your opinion, what song has Eric Clapton's best guitar playing?[/QUOTE]

Crossroads blows me away every time I hear it.

White Room is pretty intense too.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]Crossroads blows me away every time I hear it.

White Room is pretty intense too.[/QUOTE]

I like his guitar licks during the third verse, behind Jack's voice. Then of course the jam at the end.

^^^Yeah, that third verse is fricken killer.

White Room live is awesome (heard it on their farewell concert video)....the solo goes on for like 5 minutes.

Do any of you guys have some Johnny Winter mp3s? I requested it in the YSI thread, but I just wanted to check in here as well.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]Do any of you guys have some Johnny Winter mp3s? I requested it in the YSI thread, but I just wanted to check in here as well.[/QUOTE]

I shall post some in the YSI thread.

[QUOTE=clown_phobia]in your opinion, what song has Eric Clapton's best guitar playing?[/QUOTE]
Classical Gas is very good, I'm learning to play it. Pretty hard, good fingerpickin song.

White Room and Crossroads are good(like Crossroads bass more than guitar)


Layla is good too.

Jack Bruce wouldn't have Clapton steal all the spotlight, so he countered Eric's great solo in Crossroads with some of the best bass playing I've ever heard.

Whenever I hear the live version of Crossroads, and you hear the last line:

"Standing at the crossroads, believe I'm sinking down"

I'm always like ":eek:" at the end.