[QUOTE=justine_hammett]Oh well thanks very much for the welcome. Yea i do feel pretty left out lol specially as im a girl and most people in this forum are boys lol. ive decided i like this forum - the people are nice :-D[/QUOTE]

Walrus Gumboot is a girl too, you'll see her around here and any other CR thread.

Christ, I've got some catching up to do.

Edit: Stick around for about a month, you'll start to feel a big classic rock community/ family-ish thing.

I remember something that Lunch said when Badmoon told him to stop spamming the thread.

[QUOTE=Lunch]Sorry Mom.[/QUOTE]
:lol:

[QUOTE=justine_hammett]Oh well thanks very much for the welcome. Yea i do feel pretty left out lol specially as im a girl and most people in this forum are boys lol. ive decided i like this forum - the people are nice :-D[/QUOTE]

You're not the only one :wave:

Today I am beigning to think that my Philosophy class is a Classic Rock class. I can't belive it. First we listened to DSOTM, and now he is telling us about how "A band named CSNY*" (He knows there can't be more than 4 or 5 musically educated individuals in the class) "did a song called Teach Your Children, and then something happened that made Neil Young so upset that he ran away for two days. This song was called Ohio, and they recorded and released it so soon that it bumped Teach Your Children right off the #1 spot, even though, finacially, this is very stupid. Does anyone know what this song was about?"

*time at which I suppressed the urge to blurt out "Kent State!"

He is asking us to bring in cool lyrics from songs to put all around the room, I am thinking "Grandpa's Interview" from Greendale :D

PS- He also lectured a little bit about Syd Barret. And Interstellar Overdrive. This is my best class all year, and the funniest part is that nobody else thinks its interesting enough to listen too. Its so strange how disrespectful Honors classes students can be of things that they consider below them
/gets new friends

Heh, I would have blurted out Kent State and gotten goody points with the teacher early. :)

[QUOTE=Mister Blue Sky]Heh, I would have blurted out Kent State and gotten goody points with the teacher early. :)[/QUOTE]

yeah, and now I didn't, and that stupid valedictorian whore got the goody points. The one who was complaining about how stupid the DSOTM project was :angry: :lol:

I love Just What I Needed, great song

Only chavs don't know that it's about Kent State.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh]Only chavs don't know that it's about Kent State.[/QUOTE]


They have chavs in Canada? I thought they only made those in the UK!
Here we just call them white trash or my favorite "ghetto hicks"

Aren't "chavs" just a bizarre combination of wiggers and white trash?

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]They have chavs in Canada?[/QUOTE]

Well, yeah. We call them wiggers, but I picked up the term chav from this forum.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]Aren't "chavs" just a bizarre combination of wiggers and white trash?[/QUOTE]

Pretty much.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh]Well, yeah. We call them wiggers, but I picked up the term chav from this forum.
[/QUOTE]


Ok, you scared me for a second there :)
It's hard to find people on this continent that use that term, minus the MXicans for sure.

Chavs are English. And being that their are rarely any English in this thread, I'm wondering why we're using that term instead of Wigger.

[QUOTE]Aren't "chavs" just a bizarre combination of wiggers and white trash?[/QUOTE]

I guess British White trash, being that from what I've seen are different from American White Trash.

And I cannot see a Wigger/White Trash American. It just doesn't fit.

/bitches for no reason at all

Listening Party...sooon...yea

I know this is pretty off topic , but ive always wondered , what happened to that bonzo guy who started the thread ?

b0nz0 leaves, then comes back, then leaves again.

He's came back 2 or 3 times, staying for about a week.

Ok here's my Rock History class overview:

Week 1: Roots of rock: early jazz, boogie woogie, country, blues, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Muddy Waters, B.B. King.

Week 2: Rockabilly, Sun records, Elvis, Everly Bros.

Week 3: Late 50's and early 60's, girl groups, Spectorsound, the Brill building, Beach Boys, Motown.

Week 4: The early Beatles

Week 5: Early and middle period Beatles

Week 6: Middle and late period Beatles

Week 7: Dylan and the transistion from folk to folk-rock.

Week 8: Folk-rock: The Byrds, The Mama and the Papas, British blues, early Rolling Stones.

Week 9: Middle and late 60's Rolling Stones

Week 10: The Stones in the 70's. Solo Beatles in the 70's.

Week 11: Jimi Hendrix

Week 12: The Doors, The Who

Week 13: Tommy

Week 14: Led Zeppelin

That's the overview of the entire class. Yes, it's a college class. We only have 5 tests, and we don't have to write any papers. Today we listened to Robert Johnson and Muddy Waters records, and watched a video about Chuck Berry. This is my favorite class ever :D

I had a class like that last semester. I finished the final exam in 10 minutes :lol:

[QUOTE=magicbus]Ok here's my Rock History class overview:

Week 1: Roots of rock: early jazz, boogie woogie, country, blues, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Muddy Waters, B.B. King.

Week 2: Rockabilly, Sun records, Elvis, Everly Bros.

Week 3: Late 50's and early 60's, girl groups, Spectorsound, the Brill building, Beach Boys, Motown.

Week 4: The early Beatles

Week 5: Early and middle period Beatles

Week 6: Middle and late period Beatles

Week 7: Dylan and the transistion from folk to folk-rock.

Week 8: Folk-rock: The Byrds, The Mama and the Papas, British blues, early Rolling Stones.

Week 9: Middle and late 60's Rolling Stones

Week 10: The Stones in the 70's. Solo Beatles in the 70's.

Week 11: Jimi Hendrix

Week 12: The Doors, The Who

Week 13: Tommy

Week 14: Led Zeppelin

That's the overview of the entire class. Yes, it's a college class. We only have 5 tests, and we don't have to write any papers. Today we listened to Robert Johnson and Muddy Waters records, and watched a video about Chuck Berry. This is my favorite class ever :D[/QUOTE]

****, that's awesome. The week on Tommy should own. So should the week on Dylan. Actually, it all sounds awesome. Wish I had a class like that.

College will pwn.

[QUOTE=magicbus]Ok here's my Rock History class overview:

Week 1: Roots of rock: early jazz, boogie woogie, country, blues, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Muddy Waters, B.B. King.

Week 2: Rockabilly, Sun records, Elvis, Everly Bros.

Week 3: Late 50's and early 60's, girl groups, Spectorsound, the Brill building, Beach Boys, Motown.

Week 4: The early Beatles

Week 5: Early and middle period Beatles

Week 6: Middle and late period Beatles

Week 7: Dylan and the transistion from folk to folk-rock.

Week 8: Folk-rock: The Byrds, The Mama and the Papas, British blues, early Rolling Stones.

Week 9: Middle and late 60's Rolling Stones

Week 10: The Stones in the 70's. Solo Beatles in the 70's.

Week 11: Jimi Hendrix

Week 12: The Doors, The Who

Week 13: Tommy

Week 14: Led Zeppelin

That's the overview of the entire class. Yes, it's a college class. We only have 5 tests, and we don't have to write any papers. Today we listened to Robert Johnson and Muddy Waters records, and watched a video about Chuck Berry. This is my favorite class ever :D[/QUOTE]

You son of a bitch.

We don't get that at University of Illinois.

Is this at MSU or a community college?

[QUOTE=Illmatic]You son of a bitch.

We don't get that at University of Illinois.

Is this at MSU or a community college?[/QUOTE]
;)

This one's at Oakland Community College, but it transfers to MSU, so maybe it's there too?

I saw Eric Clapton's new CD at Sam Goody for 11.99. Should I get it? Anyone know if it's any good?

[QUOTE=robo2448]I saw Eric Clapton's new CD at Sam Goody for 11.99. Should I get it? Anyone know if it's any good?[/QUOTE]
If you have the money , i would pick it up if i were you , usually any eric claptons good , well , in my opinion .

[QUOTE=angusmaster]If you have the money , i would pick it up if i were you , usually any eric claptons good , well , in my opinion .[/QUOTE]

I think I'll give it a chance though. Clapton's released some crap though. Money and Ciggarettes /shudders. I've got a lot of other Clapton that I want before I get that one though- Riding With The King, Me and Mr. Johnson, One More Car, One More Rider...

Thread's really dead today.

[QUOTE=robo2448]I saw Eric Clapton's new CD at Sam Goody for 11.99. Should I get it? Anyone know if it's any good?[/QUOTE]

Of course you should get it.

And Magicbus....you are one lucky son of a binch. I read a book titled Rock and Roll (which I've mentioned before, forget the author) which seems to follow your overview exactly. Guaranteed your prof has read this book, and is most likely getting some of his information from it. Each chapter is basically exactly what you are learning each week. Good book too, highly recommended...I wish I could remember the authors name.

[QUOTE]Ok here's my Rock History class overview:

Week 1: Roots of rock: early jazz, boogie woogie, country, blues, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Muddy Waters, B.B. King.

Week 2: Rockabilly, Sun records, Elvis, Everly Bros.

Week 3: Late 50's and early 60's, girl groups, Spectorsound, the Brill building, Beach Boys, Motown.

Week 4: The early Beatles

Week 5: Early and middle period Beatles

Week 6: Middle and late period Beatles

Week 7: Dylan and the transistion from folk to folk-rock.

Week 8: Folk-rock: The Byrds, The Mama and the Papas, British blues, early Rolling Stones.

Week 9: Middle and late 60's Rolling Stones

Week 10: The Stones in the 70's. Solo Beatles in the 70's.

Week 11: Jimi Hendrix

Week 12: The Doors, The Who

Week 13: Tommy

Week 14: Led Zeppelin

That's the overview of the entire class. Yes, it's a college class. We only have 5 tests, and we don't have to write any papers. Today we listened to Robert Johnson and Muddy Waters records, and watched a video about Chuck Berry. This is my favorite class ever [/QUOTE]

That's the greatest class ever. No Pink Floyd though.

I'll have to come up there for Week 13.

[QUOTE=dr._feelgood]That's the greatest class ever. No Pink Floyd though.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I'm kind of surprised PF was left out.

Edit- Actually no prog bands mentioned in there at all. Oh well, the class is still amazing.

God**** I'm jealous of Magicbus.

Listening to Rainy Day Women #12 & 35.....and now I'm going out for a wild night on the town. See ya guys!

Too bad they don't have enough time to go more in depth into psychedelia and all that, but it still sounds awesome. Aaron, being a CR reg for over a year now, you'll probably know most of whats covered.

Wow, I am jealous beyond reason. Three weeks of Beatles. I would be happy for 3 minutes. And a week of Tommy. I don't think I'm applying to any colleges with that sort of thing though. Just Flamenco dancing :D

College is suiting you well, then?

EDIT: Who would have thought that haunting this forum would get you any college credits

I'd like to go to a college where I could major in the Allman Brothers.

I would actaully want to write a paper for that class. It would be fun to write about the history of my favorite songwriters and bands.

[QUOTE=Lunch]I'd like to go to a college where I could major in the Allman Brothers.[/QUOTE]


One of the colleges (Bard) I want to get into lets you take pretty much anything for a major, as long as you do a senior thesis, and when you graduate its actually very credible (always a plus). I'd like to see a Grateful Dead major, haha

When i go to college , im gonna try and go to a school like magicbus' and have a classic rock class , that would make me happy . :lol: Edit: That would be funny if someone asked you what you majored in , and you tell them Led Zeppelin . :lol:

I know at Case Western (in Cleveland) they have a history of Rock and Roll class, and you get to go to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame once a week for it.

[QUOTE=Lunch]Too bad they don't have enough time to go more in depth into psychedelia and all that, but it still sounds awesome. Aaron, being a CR reg for over a year now, you'll probably know most of whats covered.[/QUOTE]

Yea I knew almost everything the teacher was talking about today. I don't think I'll have a problem with that class after spending a year plus in this thread.

[QUOTE]Ok here's my Rock History class overview:

Week 1: Roots of rock: early jazz, boogie woogie, country, blues, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Muddy Waters, B.B. King.

Week 2: Rockabilly, Sun records, Elvis, Everly Bros.

Week 3: Late 50's and early 60's, girl groups, Spectorsound, the Brill building, Beach Boys, Motown.

Week 4: The early Beatles

Week 5: Early and middle period Beatles

Week 6: Middle and late period Beatles

Week 7: Dylan and the transistion from folk to folk-rock.

Week 8: Folk-rock: The Byrds, The Mama and the Papas, British blues, early Rolling Stones.

Week 9: Middle and late 60's Rolling Stones

Week 10: The Stones in the 70's. Solo Beatles in the 70's.

Week 11: Jimi Hendrix

Week 12: The Doors, The Who

Week 13: Tommy

Week 14: Led Zeppelin

That's the overview of the entire class. Yes, it's a college class. We only have 5 tests, and we don't have to write any papers. Today we listened to Robert Johnson and Muddy Waters records, and watched a video about Chuck Berry. This is my favorite class ever [/QUOTE]

You are such a bastard man, that class sounds so great.

[QUOTE]Aaron, being a CR reg for over a year now, you'll probably know most of whats covered.[/QUOTE]

Weird, both of our names are Aaron and we both joined in May 04.

Conspiracy?

[QUOTE=magicbus]Ok here's my Rock History class overview:

Week 1: Roots of rock: early jazz, boogie woogie, country, blues, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Muddy Waters, B.B. King.

Week 2: Rockabilly, Sun records, Elvis, Everly Bros.

Week 3: Late 50's and early 60's, girl groups, Spectorsound, the Brill building, Beach Boys, Motown.

Week 4: The early Beatles

Week 5: Early and middle period Beatles

Week 6: Middle and late period Beatles

Week 7: Dylan and the transistion from folk to folk-rock.

Week 8: Folk-rock: The Byrds, The Mama and the Papas, British blues, early Rolling Stones.

Week 9: Middle and late 60's Rolling Stones

Week 10: The Stones in the 70's. Solo Beatles in the 70's.

Week 11: Jimi Hendrix

Week 12: The Doors, The Who

Week 13: Tommy

Week 14: Led Zeppelin

That's the overview of the entire class. Yes, it's a college class. We only have 5 tests, and we don't have to write any papers. Today we listened to Robert Johnson and Muddy Waters records, and watched a video about Chuck Berry. This is my favorite class ever :D[/QUOTE]


Ugh, my parets wouldn't pay for that.

[QUOTE=magicbus]Ok here's my Rock History class overview:

Week 1: Roots of rock: early jazz, boogie woogie, country, blues, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Muddy Waters, B.B. King.

Week 2: Rockabilly, Sun records, Elvis, Everly Bros.

Week 3: Late 50's and early 60's, girl groups, Spectorsound, the Brill building, Beach Boys, Motown.

Week 4: The early Beatles

Week 5: Early and middle period Beatles

Week 6: Middle and late period Beatles

Week 7: Dylan and the transistion from folk to folk-rock.

Week 8: Folk-rock: The Byrds, The Mama and the Papas, British blues, early Rolling Stones.

Week 9: Middle and late 60's Rolling Stones

Week 10: The Stones in the 70's. Solo Beatles in the 70's.

Week 11: Jimi Hendrix

Week 12: The Doors, The Who

Week 13: Tommy

Week 14: Led Zeppelin

That's the overview of the entire class. Yes, it's a college class. We only have 5 tests, and we don't have to write any papers. Today we listened to Robert Johnson and Muddy Waters records, and watched a video about Chuck Berry. This is my favorite class ever :D[/QUOTE]
Screw. You.

This is great, I love how everyone has to quote the entire post.

It's just to show how pissed off and jealous we are.

[QUOTE=Mister Blue Sky]You are such a bastard man, that class sounds so great.



Weird, both of our names are Aaron and we both joined in May 04.

Conspiracy?[/QUOTE]

More like a cool-spiracy.

[quote=Woodstock]Screw. You.[/quote]

<2

[QUOTE=magicbus]More like a cool-spiracy.[/QUOTE]

:cool:

:high five: