I've got a HTWWW flag type thing, Allmans/moe. poster, Steve Miller/George Thorogood, and a Tom Petty/Black Crowes (I got all these for free because my brother worked at the venue).

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]
I've done various pieces of art that are hanging on my walls[/QUOTE]

Same here. I have an old drawing from about grade four that I did. We had to take a picture from a magazine and draw it on a larger scale, so I drew this huge picture of a tiger from National Geographic.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]Why is it that Dylan sounded oldest on his debut album, and progressively sounded younger and younger throughout his following albums in the 60's? It's strange.[/QUOTE]

I never really noticed that...I always thought that on Nashville Skyline he sounded like some crooner from the 30's or 40's, but I think that was his intention.

np: Bob Dylan - Hurricane

[QUOTE=Jacaranda]I got 3 Jane's Addiction Posters, 1 Stones, 1 Keith Richards, 1 John Lennon, 1 Jimi Hendrix, 2 Dave Navarro, 1 Incubus, 1 Doors, 1 Grace Slick and 1 Scarface (I ain't no G). I hate empty spaces.

To ThickasaBrick I was wondering that also one day but then I came to the conclusion that its probably production quality.[/QUOTE]

I wouldn't say it's entirely because of production quality, he just used a strange style of singing earlier in his career...throughout his career he always slightly changed his singing style from album to album. Although if you hear him live he usually changes back to that same style. That's what I hate about Live '75, his singing is too....normal? Definitely too un-Bob Dylanish.

edit- I've got this fairly pathetic attempt at drawing the Tattoo You album cover that I did in grade 6, it's hanging in my room...and people always comment on it. It's not bad, considering I was in Grade 6, but it would be embarressing if I drew it like that now.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]I have the original White Album poster :D
[url]http://www.benves.com.ar/beatles/wa/waposter.jpg[/url]

Instead of posters I usually just have Albums and maps of Iceland hanging around

I only know what magicbus/pinkfreud/slug look like

And pinkfreud is teh hawtest of them all[/QUOTE]
:D thats so sweet of you.

and good job to illmatic for spelling my name right. even my grandma spells it wrong.

i have a red hot chili peppers poster, led zeppelin II, black sabbath, the who, houses of the holy, weezer, and my autographed buddy guy poster.

:thumb:

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]I wouldn't say it's entirely because of production quality, he just used a strange style of singing earlier in his career...throughout his career he always slightly changed his singing style from album to album. Although if you hear him live he usually changes back to that same style. That's what I hate about Live '75, his singing is too....normal? Definitely too un-Bob Dylanish.[/QUOTE]

I love his singing on Live '75. I still love everything about Live '75. I listened to it yesterday. I don't see how you guys can't like it.

It's pretty good, although I prefer Before the Flood :)

[QUOTE=PF]and good job to illmatic for spelling my name right. even my grandma spells it wrong.[/QUOTE]

wpah, I spelled it right? :eek: I remember you spelling it like that once, but I doubted it, because it's an uncommon way to spell it.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]That's what I hate about Live '75, his singing is too....normal? Definitely too un-Bob Dylanish.[/QUOTE]

I take it you don't like Nashville Skyline very much...

np: Bob Dylan - Mr. Tambourine Man

[QUOTE=robo]I don't see how you guys can't like it.[/QUOTE]

I like it...it's no Live '66, but it's good

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]:D thats so sweet of you.
[/QUOTE]

You hobag


I find it hard to get past the vocals on NS

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]You hobag


I find it hard to get past the vocals on NS[/QUOTE]

I like Nashville Skyline. It's a good album. It would be great if it were longer. I have more of a problem with how short it is than the vocals. In fact I like the vocals. They're just so different.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]You hobag


I find it hard to get past the vocals on NS[/QUOTE]

I like the vox on NS...they're very warm, so they suit the music.

np: Bob Dylan - Gates of Eden

I do like Nashville Skykline, it isn't anything close to my favourite album of his, but I listen to it a couple times a month. I just hate Live '75 because he sings basically all my favourite songs of his in that voice.

I don't mind him singing differently on albums, because I get used to the fact that he sings those songs that way...but when he sings a song like Blowin' In The Wind like that it bothers me.

I hope that makes sense.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]You hobag


I find it hard to get past the vocals on NS[/QUOTE]
:naughty: did we just have a moment?

i was simply reading between the lines...

and i too have a hard time listening to the vocals on nashville skyline.

Get a room, you crazy kids. :p

np: Bob Dylan - It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]I do like Nashville Skykline, it isn't anything close to my favourite album of his, but I listen to it a couple times a month. I just hate Live '75 because he sings basically all my favourite songs of his in that voice.

I don't mind him singing differently on albums, because I get used to the fact that he sings those songs that way...but when he sings a song like Blowin' In The Wind like that it bothers me.

I hope that makes sense.[/QUOTE]

I'm not a big fan of Blowin' In the Wind on Live '75. One of the weaker tracks on there IMO.

[QUOTE]I am the anti-jock, Everything about watching sports makes me want to suck my brain out of my head with a vacuum cleaner
"I hate you beacuse you like the Red Sox"
"I hate you beacuse you like the Yankees"
"I hate you all because you care"[/QUOTE]I'm about as anti-joke as you can get but that doesn't mean you should shun sports like that. There's nothing better than getting up on a Sunday baking then watching some football.[QUOTE]Schyma, do you only like early Pink Floyd? What do you think of everything after, say, the Meddle Album?[/QUOTE]I [B]love[/B] post Barrett Floyd! [I]Meddle[/I] is amazing, diverse and has "Echoes" on it. [I]DSotM[/I] is possibly the greatest concept album ever. [I]WYWH[/I] is a perfect album. [I]Animals[/I] has a great concept but seriously lacks musically. [I]The Wall[/I] is fantastic aswell. Everything post-[I]Wall[/I] isn't worth mentioning.

I never understood why people called Animals PF's best album, or PF's most underrated album...I don't find it very enjoyable at all.

I hate PATGOD. All of you made it seem like it was great, I hated it.

Then again, I don't dig much PF.

np: moe. - Hi & Lo(good song and album)

[QUOTE=Illmatic]I never understood why people called Animals PF's best album, or PF's most underrated album...I don't find it very enjoyable at all.[/QUOTE]

I love Animals. Great lyrically, and great instrumentally. Gilmour shines, and Wright has a few great parts, even though he plays much less of a role on it than he does on most of their other albums. Took a few listens to grow on me. WYWH is my favorite, but Animals is right behind it.

Edit- I just listened to Blowin' in the wind off Live '75, and it really is kind of butchered. Definitely one of the weakest tracks on it, along with Romance in Durango.

Animals took awhile to grow on me but it's my favorite PF album along with Wish You Were Here and Piper at the Gates of Dawn (and maybe Atom Heart Mother, Obscured By Clouds etc..) but other then that I don't really like Pink Floyd.

[QUOTE=robo]I love Animals. Great lyrically, and great instrumentally. Gilmour shines, and Wright has a few great parts, even though he plays much less of a role on it than he does on most of their other albums. Took a few listens to grow on me. [/QUOTE]

The thing with Floyd is that their great material truly sounds like Pink Floyd's material...but with Animals it just seems like something any contemporary prog rock band could have done. I dunno.

[QUOTE=JonG]I hate PATGOD. All of you made it seem like it was great, I hated it.

Then again, I don't dig much PF.

np: moe. - Hi & Lo(good song and album)[/QUOTE]

Yeah, but you like moe., so your opinion doesn't count :p

I loved Animals the first time I listened to it.

It took a few listens for NS to grow on me though.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]The thing with Floyd is that their great material truly sounds like Pink Floyd's material...but with Animals it just seems like something any contemporary prog rock band could have done. I dunno.



Yeah, but you like moe., so your opinion doesn't count :p[/QUOTE]
/e-slaps you

Although, I do like WYWH a lot.

/new user title

*waits for Livewired to say something*

I've heard good things about PATGOD, so I'm going to try to find it next time I go CD shopping. Which won't be for a while, considering I might be going to see Henry Rollins.

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]:naughty: did we just have a moment?

i was simply reading between the lines...

and i too have a hard time listening to the vocals on nashville skyline.[/QUOTE]

I thought you had a girlfriend, hobag.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh]I thought you had a girlfriend, hobag.[/QUOTE]
yeah....i do... :upset:

jesus, sorry jiminy cricket.

fu[size=2]c[/size]king consciences man.

I hate listening to Animals. I just plain don't like it. I like the concept, and the lyrics are well-written...but the music is Pink Floyd's worst by far.

Everything Pink Floyd released after the Wall demolishes Animals, musically.

I don't really like Animals either. I like Gilmour's solo at the end of Pigs, but not much else.

All the music on Animals just seem to distant, Gilmour's solos are usualy so touching, on Animals they seem so impersonal.

Comfortably Numb and Time solos are ones that come to the top of my head when thinking Gilmour.

I also like his lead work on "Shine On You Crazy Diamond", which tends to go overlooked.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]I also like his lead work on "Shine On You Crazy Diamond", which tends to go overlooked.[/QUOTE]

I don't think that's overlooked. Amazing work though. Definitely some of his best guitarwork. I actually think the solos on Dogs are overrated. The end solo on Pigs is much better.

It doesn't go overlooked but yes, it is fantastic^

I agree, Gilmour's solos on [I]Animals[/I] are impersonal and boring.

Nice user title JonG but Moe. do suck......:p

You all suck.

Animals is awesome.

moe. > Syd Barrett

[QUOTE]moe. > Syd Barrett[/QUOTE]
.........

I'll give it to you again:

.........

:rolleyes:

I'm giving you negative rep too......

moe. don't suck. I bet you haven't even listened to 'em :)

I've listened to a few of their songs (my gf likes them for some reason :upset: ) and they opened for the Allman Brothers Band when I saw the ABB in August, and that's more than I have ever wanted to hear.

np: Bob Dylan - Temporary Like Achilles

I have [I]Warts and All[/I] volume 1 & 2 and it was sub par and extremly boring. ;)

[QUOTE=Schyma].........

I'll give it to you again:

.........

:rolleyes:

I'm giving you negative rep too......[/QUOTE]
I think negative rep for an opinion would be misuse of your power.

moe. > Syd Barrett

honestly

( oh and thanks for the rep :lol: )

[QUOTE=Schyma]I have [I]Warts and All[/I] volume 1 & 2 and it was sub par and extremly boring. ;)[/QUOTE]
No Doy and Tin Cans and Car Tires are 10x better.

Not to get of topic but today was so awesome, well my friend slept over last night and well my mom works are Animals Rescue. So went over there and there was a puppy there that was abandoned and he so friendly, He was about 3 months old and my friend Seth got to keep him for free. So we went and walked downtown for a while met up with another friend and then we went to some desereted house and smoked up. We got the dog high, it was such funny ****. but it was like the best ****ing night ever. and i got a free 3 grams from these guys we met,its good **** too.

EDIT: Any better?