[QUOTE=rock not roll]yep, wait does he have his own radio show? that would be bitchin[/QUOTE]
ya, Something like the afternoon drive in toronto (Q 107). He just started it like a week ago. I've never heard his show though.

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]good, it's really good.[/QUOTE]

then i'll try really really hard to download it without kill me computer ;)

but i'll do it tomorrow because i'm tired.

i:wave;

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]ya, Something like the afternoon drive in toronto (Q 107). He just started it like a week ago. I've never heard his show though.[/QUOTE]

your missing out

[QUOTE=Lithium2112]your missing out[/QUOTE]
I live in London , so i don't really have a choice.

:eek: jethro tull may be coming to london (I think they are but I'm not sure).

Good news, for me. I'm going to see the Allman Brothers, 38 Special and Skynryd, and Yes and Dream Theater this summer.

So is this like a skynard cover band or something? How many of the originals aren't dead?

Hey i'm making a classic rock mix. I got some songs goin, but what should I put on there?

Anyone else think that this being a "classic rock" thread really limits us? I mean we can't really talk about stuff from the 90s, or country or motown. Just sort of 60s and 70s rock.

Bummer.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Anyone else think that this being a "classic rock" thread really limits us? I mean we can't really talk about stuff from the 90s, or country or motown. Just sort of 60s and 70s rock.

Bummer.[/QUOTE]

I don't really care. Whats better than 60s and 70s rock?

Nothing really, just there's a lot of recent rock and roll that's good. Maybe we can start the recent classic rock thread or something.

I've always thought of bands like AC/DC and GNR as classic rock, if thats what you mean.

Yeah.

:)

Get Blue oyster cult- don't fear the reaper for your list. Now that's a dang fine song :)

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Nothing really, just there's a lot of recent rock and roll that's good. Maybe we can start the recent classic rock thread or something.[/QUOTE]
We could talk about it some here, they're not going to come in and shut us down for it.

[QUOTE=i am miik]Hey i'm making a classic rock mix. I got some songs goin, but what should I put on there?[/QUOTE]

Layla. Always.

Anyways, I might see Skynyrd and .38 Speciall too (I'd like to at least), but how long has Yes been touring? And do you know if they're coming to Detroit?

Box of rain should go on there, or friend of the devil.

[QUOTE=Medopalis]Yeah...this thread is even in the rules as a good thread, so I doubt anyone minds really what happens in here. And I've always thought of classic rock as a style rather than something that happened in the 60s and 70s as well.[/QUOTE]
ya me too, just most of it happened in the 60's and 70's so ya.

Yep. It's just some people don't think the 80s is classic rock. And I like the 80s.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Yep. It's just some people don't think the 80s is classic rock. And I like the 80s.[/QUOTE]
Nobody likes the 80s. :p just kidding. I think some is and some isn't.

Great bands of the 80's as follows....

Rush
AC/DC
Kiss
Guns N Roses
Chili Peppers (though they werent very big)

and thats if they even started in the 80s

70s greats would take up two and a half pages.

Of that list I'd say only the first 3 I would consider classic rock though.

i say my favorite classic rock song is cherry pie by warrant. its an awsome man, especially the video

[QUOTE]Hey i'm making a classic rock mix. I got some songs goin, but what should I put on there?[/QUOTE]

Black Dog by Led Zeppelin. You can feel the groove from that song right in your soul.
Pinball Wizard by the Who. Because that deaf, dumb and blind kid sure plays a mean pinball ;)

I made a classic rock mix a while ago, came out pretty good. If you want the list, i can get it for you

[QUOTE=the mighty zep]Great bands of the 80's as follows....

Rush
AC/DC
Kiss
Guns N Roses
Chili Peppers (though they werent very big)

and thats if they even started in the 80s

70s greats would take up two and a half pages.[/QUOTE]

You forgot The Cult...I don't care what anyone says, I like William Duffy on guitar.

Is Ozzy Osbourne classic rock? Because Black Sabbath was, but he sounded different in the eighties.

Yeah I'd call the Rhoads stuff classic rock.

They play it on my classic rock station in Toronto...*shrug*

Ok.

[QUOTE=Paranoidd]Yeah I'd call the Rhoads stuff classic rock.

They play it on my classic rock station in Toronto...*shrug*[/QUOTE]

They station is in general pretty lame. :amaze: still the best thing in radio today.

Canadian content rules make it lame.

How many times a day do I have to hear The Kings??!

"switchin to glide....."

Makes me want to off myself.