AND!

GET THIS!

She changed the lyrics of the song...

"I hope I die before I get old" - The Who

"I hope I DON'T die before I get old" - Hilary Duff

Heh we all posted at 9:17.

really I don't hear any Avril being played at all.

So who's excited for The Wall being made into a Broadway show?

My dad already said that we can go :cool:

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]AND!

GET THIS!

She changed the lyrics of the song...

"I hope I die before I get old" - The Who

"I hope I DON'T die before I get old" - Hilary Duff[/QUOTE]

b...b..but....n-n-no....

/is literally speechless

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]So who's excited for The Wall being made into a Broadway show?

My dad already said that we can go :cool:[/QUOTE]
It would be trippy.

No....that was my favourite line!!!! :angry:

[QUOTE=lunch998]b...b..but....n-n-no....

/is literally speechless[/QUOTE]
/gives you cyanide as sign of sympathy.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]So who's excited for The Wall being made into a Broadway show?

My dad already said that we can go :cool:[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I'm going to try to go see it. I think this may set the recored for the most number of people stoned during a broadway show.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]So who's excited for The Wall being made into a Broadway show?

My dad already said that we can go :cool:[/QUOTE]

I'm looking forward to it.

Roger had more control this time in writing the show, so the mood is going to be more humerous and subtle than the movie which was just really depressing.

I'd definetly go if he reunites with Gilmour and they put aside their differences to play the show

/not gonna happen.

[QUOTE=Livewired]It would be trippy.

No....that was my favourite line!!!! :angry:[/QUOTE]

Thats everyone's favorite line! That line = rock 'n' roll.

I'd love to go see The Wall on broadway.

[QUOTE=lunch998]Thats everyone's favorite line! That line = rock 'n' roll.

I'd love to go see The Wall on broadway.[/QUOTE]

I would too, or anything classic-rock related on broadway, esp. if "We Will Rock You" hits NYC

I wanna see Spamalot.

I'd like to see Spamalot too. Hank Azaria is great.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]So who's excited for The Wall being made into a Broadway show?

My dad already said that we can go :cool:[/QUOTE]

that would be sweet.

that is, if I haven't already killed myself after learning that Avril Lavigne and Hilary Duff have disgraced wonderful songs.

I also heard there was going to be a broadway show about John Lennon :cool:

[URL=http://s38.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=32C5N7TZWQTGE3AH1N6XVTK3LK]John Mclaughlin & Jeff Beck - Django[/URL]

look what i do for you guys. uploading a song here so you dont have to check dboons thread. this is an excellent example of becks talent. in case you cant recognize his tone, he solos first. try to ignore mclaughlin for now, but definitely come back to him later. theyre both amazing and mclaughlin should definitely be in this top 5 but this could also be used as evidence for becks greatness.

Those are 2 of the greatest guitarists of all time. Can't wait to download it. :)

you should love it. jazz fusion at its most intense finest.

For some more Mclaughlin see here aswell:

[url]http://www.italway.it/morrone/WBTG-videos.htm[/url]

Has a lot of variety, too. Several versions of the Mahavishnu Orchestra, solo concerts, duets with Paco de Lucia and Al DiMeola. After watching several of them, I concluded that he is, in fact, not human. I'm not sure what, but he ain't human.

agh! thank you! ive been looking for that link for forever.

John Mclaughlin is really amazing, I wish more people knew about him.

eh? comments?

Im still downloading.

*36%*

Tonight I will be attempting to download [I]The Abouve Ground Sound[/I] which contains the first version of "Dazed and Confused" performed by Jake Holmes. :D

Wish me luck.

Edit: Extremly rare BTW

[QUOTE=Schyma]Tonight I will be attempting to download [I]The Abouve Ground Sound[/I] which contains the first version of "Dazed and Confused" performed by Jake Holmes. :D

Wish me luck.[/QUOTE]
thats awesome. ive been wanting to hear that for a while.

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]John Mclaughlin is really amazing, I wish more people knew about him.[/QUOTE]

I have this CD by him called "The Promise". Its amazing. It features artists like Jeff Beck,Al Dimeola, Michael Brecker, Dennis Chambers. If u like John you should definlity pick this up.

[QUOTE=PinkFreud][URL=http://s38.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=32C5N7TZWQTGE3AH1N6XVTK3LK]John Mclaughlin & Jeff Beck - Django[/URL]

look what i do for you guys. uploading a song here so you dont have to check dboons thread. this is an excellent example of becks talent. in case you cant recognize his tone, he solos first. try to ignore mclaughlin for now, but definitely come back to him later. theyre both amazing and mclaughlin should definitely be in this top 5 but this could also be used as evidence for becks greatness.[/QUOTE]

Umm, let me put it this way. I appreciate the skill, but the music bores me. I can listen to jazz, I can listen to blues, rock, bluegrass, folk, classical...basically anything. But for some reason music like that (fusion or whatever you wanna call it), just bores the hell outta me. Cool tone though, and they both had some great licks.

So I had my auditions today for a Battle of the Bands, we played Sunshine of Your Love...the song didn't go bad (it was all emo/hardcore bands there anyways), although i couldn't hear the bass, and we didn't have a rhythm guitarist, so my solo was sorta odd in terms of timing. I mostly just improvised it except for a few key parts. It went well though.

[QUOTE=R. Blythe]I have this CD by him called "The Promise". Its amazing. It features artists like Jeff Beck,Al Dimeola, Michael Brecker, Dennis Chambers. If u like John you should definlity pick this up.[/QUOTE]
thats actually what this song is from. the album is definitely amazing.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]Umm, let me put it this way. I appreciate the skill, but the music bores me. I can listen to jazz, I can listen to blues, rock, bluegrass, folk, classical...basically anything. But for some reason music like that (fusion or whatever you wanna call it), just bores the hell outta me. Cool tone though, and they both had some great licks.[/QUOTE]
i can understand that. i wasnt sure how much luck i would have posting it in the classic rock thread anyway but yeah. i mainly put it up to show the skills of beck.

The deed is done I have downloaded Jake Holme's 1st version of "Dazed and Confused" and I'm probably the youngest person alive to hear it.

*EXTREME rareness++++

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]i can understand that. i wasnt sure how much luck i would have posting it in the classic rock thread anyway but yeah. i mainly put it up to show the skills of beck.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I definitely can see the skill. I've actually never heard much by Beck, so I'm glad I heard this. He's not exactly my kinda player though (he did rock and/or blues too though right? I'd probably love that)

What's up with that "Thread" you just made? :confused:

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]

So I had my auditions today for a Battle of the Bands, we played Sunshine of Your Love...the song didn't go bad (it was all emo/hardcore bands there anyways), although i couldn't hear the bass, and we didn't have a rhythm guitarist, so my solo was sorta odd in terms of timing. I mostly just improvised it except for a few key parts. It went well though.[/QUOTE]

Awesome man! Have you heard anything from the organizers yet?..Or however it's done..

/has no clue how a battle of the bands works