[QUOTE=Woodstock]It's cool when you quote yourself.[/QUOTE]

Is it really?

[QUOTE=Paranoidd]^^^^

Duff (bass player) wrote songs on his own, and performed some of them with GnR. For example, "Dust n Bones" was a Duff song. Same with "fourteen years" from use your illusion 2. He does the main vocals, but Axl usually weasels his way in there, because there is no way he would do a song he couldn't sing on.[/QUOTE]

Wow dude, how do you know so much?

[QUOTE=i am miik]Is it really?[/QUOTE]

No.

Sorry for that, back to business

Brilliant.

I've started a trend! :D

[QUOTE=rock not the roll]I've started a trend! :D[/QUOTE]

Bring back the mullet and I'll marry you.

Healey has it covered

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He doesn't know he has a mullet.

Yeah but he has one. And people will follow his example. By growing a mullet and stabbing out their eyes.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]He doesn't know he has a mullet.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, when he looks in the mirror, he can only see the business on top, and he completely misses the party in the back. A common mistake.

Just did it. Btw njv niodw idvhn ww aiii saqa(falls on keyboard)

[QUOTE=i am miik]Yeah, when he looks in the mirror, he can only see the business on top, and he completely misses the party in the back. A common mistake.[/QUOTE]

When he looks in a mirror he sees nothing. Due to blindness. :cool:

Therefore, the joke. Oh I get it.

The joke is ruined :(

meh

Ok new topic. Um, what do you think about the Hard Rock Cafe chain?

Bitchin'. Great music/foodz0rz.


my 2 favorite things.

The one in DC has Duane Allman's guitar.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]The one in DC has Duane Allman's guitar.[/QUOTE]

I intend to go there and steal that guitar.

It's missing three strings. People stole them. And it's covered in dust.

Rock Hall has a Duane Allman and Dickey Betts guitar, both in mint condition with 6 strings. So imo, Rock Hall>Hard Rock Cafe.

And sorry for not knowing he was blind. If he were standing next to eachother, that would put me in quite an akward situation.

The hard rock in Toronto has a huge ugly left-handed les paul looking light up guitar on the outside...its so ugly, but I'm happy its a lefty :D

[QUOTE=Livewired]yea Live at Leeds is incredible every classic Rock fan should own it or at least somthing from the Who.[/QUOTE]

Ok I know I'm really late, but is it the one-disc or two-disc version? I own the deluxe edition with two-discs (where they play almost all of Tommy on disc two.) But either version is incredible, I think it's one of the best live albums ever.

Other than that I have the Who Box set(Burned it from my dad), Happy Jack (or A Quick One depending on where you're from), and Who's Next. Just about all I need.

The Who>the non who.

Makes sense to me.

Yea, basically The Who>Everything else.

[QUOTE=rock not the roll]The joke is ruined :(

meh[/QUOTE]

You guys ruined my joke. :mad:

is classic rock like classical music and rock together?

No its like rock from the 60's and 70's. Like the "classics". Not classical.

He wasn't being serious. Just look at his other posts. You can tell he's trying to be a jackass.

Oh. With 7 posts I thought he was just another noob ba[b][i][/i][/b]stard.

[QUOTE=magicbus]No its like rock from the 60's and 70's. Like the "classics". Not classical.[/QUOTE]
oooh! lol i thought it meant from the classical music

my bad

i reely like lead zeppelin

[QUOTE=themightyquinn23]He wasn't being serious. Just look at his other posts. You can tell he's trying to be a jackass.[/QUOTE]
i AM serious! im just new to rock and metal so i dont know much. i used to listen to rap all da time but then i got sik of it and i wanted to try a new genre

it's led zeppelin not lead

[QUOTE=mouseydude]i AM serious! im just new to rock and metal so i dont know much. i used to listen to rap all da time but then i got sik of it and i wanted to try a new genre[/QUOTE]

In rock we don't say "da". We say "the".

Creedence Clearwater Revisted is awesome

[url]www.creendenceclearwaterrevistited.com[/url]

Some classic rock (prog rock) does mix classical music and rock.

Does anyone here like Emerson, Lake, and Palmer?

Jimi Hendrix was rumoured to join them for a new band called H.E.L.P. but he died before anything was started.

Just got Highway 61 Revisited and Grateful Dead live at Winterland 1978. Life is good.

[QUOTE=lunch998]Just got Highway 61 Revisited and Grateful Dead live at Winterland 1978. Life is good.[/QUOTE]

It's "Life's Been Good" by Joe Walsh. Just thought I'd mention that since no one ever talks about him here.

Just got the very best of bob marley and the wailers, Grateful dead Europe '72, Abbey Road, and CSNY "so far". Does it piss any one else off that you can no longer find anything but best of's for most of these older bands. Honestly, Although they're better than nothing honestly I don't want any more god **** greatest hit's I want the album's!