Yes is pretty good, I like the old stuff. Like before "Owner of a Lonely Heart"

The Yes Album is pretty good.

*EDIT*

Also more albums to add :P

CSN - CSN
CSNY - Deja Vu
Cream - Disraeli Gears
Beatles - White Album
Emerson Lake and Palmer - Brain Salad Surgery

:thumb:

i like yes before all but two of the original band members left

[QUOTE=Schyma][B]She's[/B] just adding to the list.

I really don't see what's so great about Yes.[/QUOTE]

What have you heard? Maybe it was a bad album, they have some...

have u guys heard "spanish fly" by van halen?

[QUOTE=Schyma][B]S[/B] He's just adding to the list.

I really don't see what's so great about Yes.[/QUOTE]
oh i see that now.

yes is great technically and theyre one of the most important prog bands ever. i love them.

i shall add to the list as well:

king crimson - in the court of the crimson king
free - fire & water
mahavishnu orchestra - birds of fire
derek & the dominos - layla and other love songs
big brother & the holding company - cheap thrills
deep purple - in rock
black sabbath - black sabbath



has anyone else listened to that free cd? its great. theres an article on them in classic rock magazine.

[QUOTE=Johnny B. Good]have u guys heard "spanish fly" by van halen?[/QUOTE]
yeah, its ok. its just eddie on an acoustic. same playing style. im not big on van halen.

Van Halen gets boring after a while, the flanger just overdoes it sometime :\

well ive never heard an acoustic guitar played like that, its' incredible

Neil Young - After the Goldrush
" - Everybody Knows This is nowhere
" - Harvest
Sabbath - Paranoid
Beatles -White Album

[QUOTE=Johnny B. Good]i like yes before all but two of the original band members left[/QUOTE]

What do you mean? Howe Anderson and Squire have always been there, haven't they?

T.Rex - Electric Warrior
Curtis Mayfield - Superfly

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]What do you mean? Howe Anderson and Squire have always been there, haven't they?[/QUOTE]

I think Anderson might've left.

Chris Squire is so amazing at bass, it's ridiculous. I love listening to his amazing lines. He was progs bass pioneer.

[QUOTE=TheDMV]I think Anderson might've left.

Chris Squire is so amazing at bass, it's ridiculous. I love listening to his amazing lines. He was progs bass pioneer.[/QUOTE]

No, I reckon he's still with them, but he had to stop awhile ago because he got sick or something
I saw him last summer, he had a 3-neck bass :D

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]No, I reckon he's still with them, but he had to stop awhile ago because he got sick or something
I saw him last summer, he had a 3-neck bass :D[/QUOTE]

I just meant that he left at one point.

I envy you. :upset:

[QUOTE=B0nz0]ok ok, i admit it, i'm a classic rock nut. i love led zeppelin, the beatles, the who, eric clapton, the doors, and so on. most of the bands i listen to broke up years before i was born. at 17, nearly every song on my playlist is older than me. but is it just my imagination, or is classic rock experiencing sort of a revival. i am running into an increasing number of classic rock fans my age. at my school (an all boys high school), the school newspaper took a poll of everyone's favorite genre and band. led zeppeling got 5th and the beatles got 6th, behind that rap crap. classic rock made up a large percent of ppls favorite genre. is this just by me, or are other ppl noticing this too?


This is the thread for general classic rock discussion.[/QUOTE]

I like classic rock as well that's basically all I listen to and I'm 15. Not many of my friends like the same music as I do conciously, but once they hear some of the stuff I do they have a thing for it.

Would it kill n00bs to actually contribute to the conversation at hand?

[QUOTE=Illmatic]Would it kill n00bs to actually contribute to the conversation at hand?[/QUOTE]

why don't you respond to this thread positively you don't need to start calling people "noobs"?

[QUOTE=Illmatic]Would it kill n00bs to actually contribute to the conversation at hand?[/QUOTE]

I resemble that remark. :angry:

[QUOTE=hughhef89]why don't you respond to this thread positively you don't need to start calling people "noobs"?[/QUOTE]

:lol:

listen kid, I've been with this thread awhile. Don't smartmouth me.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]:lol:

listen kid, I've been with this thread awhile. Don't smartmouth me.[/QUOTE]

dude you should be a leader if you're experienced in here. i wouldn't have said anything but you do the same thing on my threads. one of the rules is don't pick fights, i'm tryin to be cool here. if you don't agree with me then report me but if anyone else in here thinks that takin this so seriously and dubbing yourself thread security isn't cool then w/e

[QUOTE=hughhef89]why don't you respond to this thread positively you don't need to start calling people "noobs"?[/QUOTE]


It's nothing against you personally, but every two pages or so, someone responds to the begining of the post, and don't seem to realize we are well into the conversation of Classic Rock, so, since it happens so often, it gets a little annoying, you see

No offense

For one, you make no sense.

For another, you made a stupid post and then attacked me. so stfu.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]For one, you make no sense.

For another, you made a stupid post and then attacked me. so stfu.[/QUOTE]

alright dude im new look at my posts ive done like 27 or whatever just look at that and be like look try to keep up with the chat don't just spam. i appologize for screwin that convo up

[QUOTE=Illmatic]
Jeff Beck - Blow By Blow
Television - Marquee Moon
[B]Iggy and the Stooges - Raw Power[/B]
David Bowie - Low (although this is certainly debatable)
Sly and the Family Stone - There's a Riot Goin' On
Neil Young - Harvest (also debatable)
Funkadelic - Maggot Brain
Queen - A Night at the Opera
Iggy Pop - Lust For Life[/QUOTE]
I love that album.

For this album list, what would you guys say is the point where classic rock stops, and other types of music begin?

[QUOTE=hughhef89]alright dude im new look at my posts ive done like 27 or whatever just look at that and be like look try to keep up with the chat don't just spam. i appologize for screwin that convo up[/QUOTE]

It's just annoying that every single person that joins this thread quotes the first post and says exactly what you said about being young and liking classic rock. This is usually followed by a slew of incoherent ramblings about ACDC and Led Zeppelin.

[QUOTE=TheDMV]For this album list, what would you guys say is the point where classic rock stops, and other types of music begin?[/QUOTE]

The end of classic rock is generally thought have as being between 1978-1980

Somewere within the early-80s

NP: Deep Purple - Knocking at your Back Door
I cant get enough of this album

EDIT: i cant type :upset:

[QUOTE=Johnny B. Good]well ive never heard an acoustic guitar played like that, its' incredible[/QUOTE]
let me upload a song for you to be amazed at.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]I love that album.[/QUOTE]

I need to get that, just for Search & Destroy. Iggy Pop <3.