Has anybody else noticed, in any live version of "Truckin'", Jerry never takes that first lead lick :|

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Hahah @ this thread.


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[QUOTE=Livewired]I just bought Freedom by Neil Young.[/QUOTE]

Good album, 'specially Crime In The City.

It was also my first full Neil Young album.

[QUOTE=Livewired]/doesn't download

I bought Band of Gypsies DVD today.

I like "Dancin' in the Streets" Badmoon.


"Dancin', Dancin' Dancin' in the streets!"[/QUOTE]

That's kinda sad.

[QUOTE]The cast was great, John Belushi, Dan Akroyd, John Candy, Carrie Fischer, Cab Calloway, James Brown, John Lee Hooker, Aretha Franklin, and Ray Charles. [/QUOTE]

John Candy > all of them

I've seen that movie a million times (lives in Chicago).

Uncle Buck.


What a great movie.

Hahaha.

I havent seen the blues brothers , but i want to . ( sorry if we are talkin about something else , my computer was messin up and it took me about 20 min. to post this message . :lol: )

I'm feeling generous right now, does anyone want me to upload anything?


Edit - Don't have Love Walrus :(

[QUOTE=Mister Blue Sky]I'm feeling generous right now, does anyone want me to upload anything?[/QUOTE]

Love- Forever Changes

/takes advantage of MBS's generosity before anyone else :D

[quote]And to make this post a good one:: a bootleg!

[url]http://www.megaupload.com/?d=27156FLP[/url]

The Who bootleg

Keith Moons last show.[/quote]

Thanks a ton!

[QUOTE=JonG]Uncle Buck.


What a great movie.

Hahaha.[/QUOTE]

John Candy was the man.

[QUOTE=Livewired]Blues Brothers also have Donald "Duck" Dunn and Steve Cropper of Booker T. and the MGs.

I just bought Freedom by Neil Young.[/QUOTE]

I never knew they were in Booker T. and the MGs. Actually I don't know anything about Booker T. and the MGs. Anyone want to suggest an album to get?

Oh yeah, I forgot about this, but it's really cool. At like 10 in the morning, I sat down for breakfast, and my mom told me there was an article about Bob Dylan in the NY Times. There was a great article on No Direction Home. It sounds awesome. It was a long article. The DVD comes out September 20th, 2 days before my birthday :D

Most of the movie is based on the '65 and '66 electric tours, but there are clips of early folk performances too. The soundtrack, The Bootleg Series Vol. 7 came out today and is 2 discs, 28 songs, 26 of which are unreleased material, like alternate or live versions of his songs. The two previously released songs are Like A Rolling Stone and Ballad of a Thin Man off of the bootleg series volume 4.

[QUOTE=robo2448]Oh yeah, I forgot about this, but it's really cool. At like 10 in the morning, I sat down for breakfast, and my mom told me there was an article about Bob Dylan in the NY Times. There was a great article on No Direction Home. It sounds awesome. It was a long article. The DVD comes out September 20th, 2 days before my birthday :D
[/QUOTE]

I saw that article too :-D

get hip hug her or green onions for booker t and the mgs. everyone ive talked to prefer hip hug her.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]That's kinda sad.



John Candy > all of them

I've seen that movie a million times (lives in Chicago).[/QUOTE]
It's better than Estimated Prophet.

Nah, but that still wouldn't be saying much.

It's better than "Touch of Grey".

Has anyone seen One Flies Over the Cookoo's Nest?

Did anyone listin to the Beck bootleg? Opinions?

[QUOTE=Schyma]Has anyone seen One Flies Over the Cookoo's Nest?

Did anyone listin to the Beck bootleg? Opinions?[/QUOTE]

I saw One Flew Over the Cookoo's Nest like 5 years ago. I remember it was pretty goo, but not great. I was a little disappointed. That was a long time ago though, so I'll give it another chance. Haven't listened to the Beck bootleg.

np- Cream- I'm So Glad

[QUOTE=Schyma]Has anyone seen One Flies Over the Cookoo's Nest?

Did anyone listin to the Beck bootleg? Opinions?[/QUOTE]
I believe it's One Flew Over the Cukoo's Nest, and no but I'd like to. I want to read the book too.

To the other question-No.

[QUOTE=jpj]I believe it's One Flew Over the Cukoo's Nest, and no but I'd like to. I want to read the book too.

To the other question-No.[/QUOTE]

You should, it's an excellent film. I've tried reading the book, but never really got into it.

I'm reading Johnny Got His Gun by Dalton Trumbo right now.

I think it's the greatest movie of all time. I haven't tried reading the book yet.

Anyone got any good bootlegs that haven't been posted in here yet?? I listened to The Who bootleg, pretty good. It's prolly too late to try the Beck bootlegs... I'll see. I kinda want some bootlegs for pretty much any classic rock band. I <3 bootlegs :cool: This bootleg post is definitely not an attempt to say bootleg as many times as possible. Bootleg. :smoke:

[QUOTE=BigTrav415]Anyone got any good bootlegs that haven't been posted in here yet?? I listened to The Who bootleg, pretty good. It's prolly too late to try the Beck bootlegs... I'll see. I kinda want some bootlegs for pretty much any classic rock band. I <3 bootlegs :cool: This bootleg post is definitely not an attempt to say bootleg as many times as possible. Bootleg. :smoke:[/QUOTE]

Mr. Blue Sky posted a Beatles bootleg in the Beatles thread

[QUOTE=BigTrav415]Anyone got any good bootlegs that haven't been posted in here yet?? I listened to The Who bootleg, pretty good. It's prolly too late to try the Beck bootlegs... I'll see. I kinda want some bootlegs for pretty much any classic rock band. I <3 bootlegs :cool: This bootleg post is definitely not an attempt to say bootleg as many times as possible. Bootleg. :smoke:[/QUOTE]

I just downloaded the Beck, so it's not too late. I haven't downloaded any of the others though.

[QUOTE=robo2448]I never knew they were in Booker T. and the MGs. Actually I don't know anything about Booker T. and the MGs. Anyone want to suggest an album to get?

Oh yeah, I forgot about this, but it's really cool. At like 10 in the morning, I sat down for breakfast, and my mom told me there was an article about Bob Dylan in the NY Times. There was a great article on No Direction Home. It sounds awesome. It was a long article. The DVD comes out September 20th, 2 days before my birthday :D

Most of the movie is based on the '65 and '66 electric tours, but there are clips of early folk performances too. The soundtrack, The Bootleg Series Vol. 7 came out today and is 2 discs, 28 songs, 26 of which are unreleased material, like alternate or live versions of his songs. The two previously released songs are Like A Rolling Stone and Ballad of a Thin Man off of the bootleg series volume 4.[/QUOTE]

I've never been more excited about anything in my life than this Bob Dylan movie. I think it's going to be sooo amazing, especially if a lot of it is based in his mid sixties days...I wonder how much explicit drug use they will show, because basically all he did in those years was smoke drugs and write and perform folk songs.

At the library today I got an American Roots CD, it goes through every genre that is important to American roots music, theres a lot of different types of country music, bluegrass, different types of blues, folk, cajun music and some zydeco. It's pretty cool, I haven't listened to it all yet. I also got a Joni Mitchell album and a Newkirk and Bell album. As well as a self hypnosis book, which is supposed to be a more powerful version of meditation, and a Hemingway book.

Joni Mitchell is cool.

[QUOTE=Livewired]It's better than "Touch of Grey".[/QUOTE]

Shut up, you're a joke

[QUOTE]I've never been more excited about anything in my life than this Bob Dylan movie.[/QUOTE]

...I'm hoping this isn't true :p

i love one flew over the cuckoos nest. the books better than the movie but the movie has jack nicholson in it. and thats always a good thing.


and yeah i listened to the beck bootleg! its amazing!

[COLOR=Lime]i'm a 13 year old from pennsylvania yeah it is on the rise i brought in some cd's 2 school and had the teacher play them now a lot more ppl listen to classic rock

Students would actually start digging music because their teacher played it?

**** do you go to a private school? Because you're not supposed to like or follow the teachers :D

Honestly how do you know they start listening to it? And what do they listen to? Nirvana? :lol:

My guitar teacher got me into the Animals almost two years ago.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Shut up, you're a joke
[/QUOTE]
:lol: :lol:

The new person put "Lime" as his color :lol:


For further notice, don't type in [COLOR=Blue]d[/COLOR][COLOR=DimGray]i[/COLOR][COLOR=DarkGreen]ff[/COLOR][COLOR=Orange]er[/COLOR][COLOR=LightBlue]ent[/COLOR] colors

I got some albums coming up, download 'em if you want. I'm sending them to Welcometothemachine.

what are they?

jpj, im upping some of your stuff in alt/indie too.

Dead - From The Mars Hotel
Dead - Dead Set
Dead - Wake of the Flood
Dead - Built To Last
ABB - An Evening With The Allmans

oh wonderful

Don't upload every Dead album you have; you'll regret it later.

Someone upload Bob Marley & The Wailers - Burnin'...and then give me the link, so I can claim it as my own.

Freud, give Buzz or Howl and Goat (If I can even find the files) some time; for your wait I'll likely upload another you recommended.

I'm not, I'm sending to somebody, might as well give it to the CR thread.

[QUOTE=JonG]Dead - From The Mars Hotel
Dead - Dead Set
Dead - Wake of the Flood
Dead - Built To Last
ABB - An Evening With The Allmans[/QUOTE]


Sweet, where?

EDIT: Ahh Ok

/cools jets

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Sweet, where?[/QUOTE]
When they get done :p

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Call me crazy, but I don't like Dylans voice on "Dylan and the Dead" album.

It gets to me.

[QUOTE]yeah, schyma, im gonna try to upload another beck bootleg. not too many though. i like feeling superior.[/QUOTE]Very cool. :cool:

Can't wait to hear them and thank you for suppling us with such a fantastic bootleg. :)

Does anyone have [I]Cositas Buenas[/I] by Paco De Lucía? If not that any Paco De Lucía?

hxxp://s41.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=06CMP480JMYYZ156RLNQOWELW8


There's : Wake of the Flood and From The Mars Hotel.