The little flying ones with a dome over them?

:cool:

DVG.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]Band of Gypsies - Power to Love > All

^The timing of the drums, and Cox's yell are perfect. And then the following solo is amazing.[/QUOTE]
:thumb: :thumb:

I'd say Sgt. Peppers over White Album. Even though While My Guitar Gently Weeps is on it.

Hey guys, im off for the next 4 days, im going to climb Kinabalu, the heighest mountain in South East Asia (4000m) =) So adios and keep rocking!

DVG.

[b]Sgt. Peppers[/b]

The Who - Live at Leeds should be on there. One of the best live albums of the time.

[I]Live at Leeds [/I] is great but [I]Tommy[/I] deserves a place more so than live at leeds. :thumb:

Sgt. Peppers
Who's Next
Are You Experienced
The White Album

#1 - The Beatles - Sgt. Peppers

I also think [I]Tommy[/I] should be above [I]Live at Leeds[/I] and [I]Who's Next[/I]. It's a better album.

Not necessarily on the top 10, but maybe if we do a top 100 or something.

What makes Sgt. Peppers so much better? Don't get me wrong, I love it, but I don't see why it is considered the Beatles best album.

It's good music, people like "good" music. Where not basing the places on anyother subject. It's just fabulous album, no low points at all.

I also believe Van Morrison - Astral Weeks should be in the top ten.

Abbey Road and Revolver don't have low points either and both are good music. Why aren't they #1?

Because not many people have voted for them...
it seems like you like the beatles...
guess what,
I'm from the same place as those
*publicises
:cool:

The Beatles are my favorite band and the first band I really got into. The Doors were what introduced me to classic rock though.

Jimi Hendrix introduced me to classic rock

[QUOTE=themightyquinn23]Abbey Road and Revolver don't have low points either and both are good music. Why aren't they #1?[/QUOTE]

Why must you attempt to make everything more difficult, when there is no reason to? People voted for it!! That's why it is number one. There nothing more to it.

Same here man,
A lot of people mistake me for John Densmore...
which is pretty darn cool I think you'll agree....
:thumb:

John Densmore is a f*ucken as$hole!!!

No he isn't
you know absolutely nothing about anything young man
:angry:
seriously though, I'm growning burns like Densmores...they rule

No I dont think you know what your talking about.....

He supposebly was slightly mean, but who cares.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]Why must you attempt to make everything more difficult, when there is no reason to? People voted for it!! That's why it is number one. There nothing more to it.[/QUOTE]
So I'm not allowed to share my thoughts anymore?

ok then....
why is he a "f*ucken as$hole!!!"
??
why do you think that?

[QUOTE]He supposebly was slightly mean, but who cares.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, but he still has the best burns in the business, followed closely by John Entwhistle....
Was he mean, because he didn't reunite with the 20th Century Doors I heard somewhere...
but who cares, he might want to live the rest of his life in peace, which he deserves credit for, besides, he is still one of my favourite rock drummers of all time
:thumb:

Jazz drumming is just great. In fact, all jazz is great.

But I'm getting off topic *gives evil stare at certain member*

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]ok then....
why is he a "f*ucken as$hole!!!"
??
why do you think that?[/QUOTE]

John Densmore filed a lawsuit against fellow Doors founders Robby Krieger and Ray Manzarek Tuesday (February 4) claiming they are infringing on the band's trademark by using the name for their new supergroup.

The suit, which names Krieger,

Manzarek and their bandmates Ian Astbury of the Cult and Stewart Copeland of the Police, also charges breach of contract and unfair competition.

"It's misleading to the fans," Densmore said in a statement. "My partners are free to play under any other name and any other logo, as the members of many bands from the same era are doing. I am seeking only to end the confusion caused by the deceptive ad campaign they are using on this tour in order to preserve the legacy of the Doors, and to set the record straight."

A spokesperson for Krieger and Manzarek said the musicians had no knowledge of Densmore's allegations until Tuesday, and had no comment on the lawsuit.

Densmore's suit, which seeks an injunction and damages, notes that advertisements for Krieger and Manzarek's band have used the original Doors logo, and that Jay Leno introduced the group on "The Tonight Show" as the Doors. It also describes numerous telephone calls the drummer received from family and friends assuming he had reunited with his former guitarist and keyboardist.

According to Densmore, under legal agreement, all business decisions pertaining to the Doors, such as reissues and reunion events, must be made unanimously with the living members of the band and the estate of late frontman Jim Morrison, who died in 1971.

"There has been a drummer playing with that band who is not [Densmore] [that] has minimized and diminished the reputation and stature of [Densmore] by causing people to believe that he was not, and is not, an integral and respected part of the Doors band, or [that he is] one member who easily can be replaced by another," the lawsuit also notes.

Krieger and Manzarek invited Densmore to join a reunited version of the band with Astbury last fall, but he declined due to a brief illness.

Densmore, who is performing at a fundraiser in Santa Monica on Saturday, will, according to his spokesperson, release the debut album from his new group, Tribal Jazz, this summer.

Hey Badmoon,
can we have a top classic rock drummers?:p
:lol:

:amaze: I don't think sgt peppers is better than are you experienced, tommy, zeppelin 4, electric ladyland...

It's just the best beatles album.


A list of classic rock drummers would be good. :)

who all died besides the drummer in led zep and how?

In led zeppelin? Bonzo is the only one of them to die...so far *strokes pistol* Robert Plant will be next. :evil: