Sup guys, what'd I miss?

Jeff Beck is sweet.

"Minnie the Moocher" is a awsome song.

I downloaded a Kraftwerk album a while ago from the YSI thread, couldn't stand it, and deleted it.

/me doesn't like techno and electronic music. I think I'll give Can a chance though.

I like Beck better than Jeff Beck.....

[QUOTE=robo2448]I downloaded a Kraftwerk album a while ago from the YSI thread, couldn't stand it, and deleted it.

/me doesn't like techno and electronic music. I think I'll give Can a chance though.[/QUOTE]
The Kraftwerk you probably heard wasn't Krautrock. Can is really psychedelic.

[QUOTE=Schyma]The Kraftwerk you probably heard wasn't Krautrock. Can is really psychedelic.[/QUOTE]

I don't remember the name, but it didn't seem psychadelic at all, just technoish. I'll give Can a try if I ever see Tago Mago in a store.

And I missed a lot of discussion last night :upset:

[QUOTE=robo2448]I don't remember the name, but it didn't seem psychadelic at all, just technoish. I'll give Can a try if I ever see Tago Mago in a store.

And I missed a lot of discussion last night :upset:[/QUOTE]
I did too, but it was worth it.

[QUOTE=Livewired]I did too, but it was worth it.[/QUOTE]

:lol:

I guess that goes for me too.

Jeff Beck is one of the most original blues artists of all time.

[QUOTE=Livewired]I like Beck better than Jeff Beck.....[/QUOTE]
:amaze:

[QUOTE=Woodstock]:amaze:[/QUOTE]
My thoughts exactly...Beck's good and all, but I mean come on.

I'm listening to Exile on Main Street by the Stones right now. This album is practically perfect.

[QUOTE=Schyma]You know it's not as if we've covered all of Classic Rock. Probably a quarter of the psychedelic bands I listin to now a days have never been mentioned (to my knowledge) in this thread. We still have much to cover. I understand you. I used to hate synthesizers I always thought of them as a cheesy technoy sound but they really fit well with psychedelia. (ex. USA)[/QUOTE]

Oh yea, I'm not trying to say we covered everything. But we have covered bands to the extent that it just seemed likely to me I would have heard about them before.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]I'm listening to Exile on Main Street by the Stones right now. This album is practically perfect.[/QUOTE]
I actually didn't like that one that much. I love Let it Bleed, though.

Yes it is. I think I like Sticky Fingers a little more though.

Mick Taylor > Ron Wood

Wood and Richards are still awesome on that album though.

np- Deserted Cities of the Heart

edit- I was talking about Exile, not Let it Bleed. I should have quoted Woodstock's post, but didn't expect 3 posts in 30 seconds.

[QUOTE=Robo]I don't remember the name, but it didn't seem psychadelic at all, just technoish. I'll give Can a try if I ever see Tago Mago in a store.[/QUOTE]Look, Krautrock is Psychedelia mixed with Prog. It's not techno at all.

I like it so much because I've never heard these songs before. It's a great album even without hits.

[QUOTE=Schyma]Look, Krautrock is Psychedelia mixed with Prog. It's not techno at all.[/QUOTE]

I was talking about Kraftwerk, not Can. What I've heard of Kraftwerk is technoish.

And it's kind of wierd that Exile is often considered the Stones best but has less hits than others. The whole album has a really raw almost grunge feel to it.

I'm glad I'm starting to see more and more talk about the Stones in here. [I]Begger's Banquet[/I], [I]Let it Bleed[/I], [I]Sticky Fingers [/I]and [I]Exile on Main Street [/I]was the greatest string of albums released since the Beatles had there string of amazing albums.

I could pull another Who fanboy move here, but I'm not going to.

So I saw Bob Dylan/ Willie Nelson last night

It was amazing, my friend, her cousin and I managed to get up about 15 feet from the stage, (General admission). He did alot of the old hits but I didn't even recognize them until the end. I forgot to bring my camera, but I am hoping these girls with a camera will e-mail me the pictures, I'm not sure they will remember though, they were pretty wasted

[QUOTE=lunch998]I could pull another Who fanboy move here, but I'm not going to.[/QUOTE]

I was about to write Tommy, Who's Next, Quadrophenia trio was the best, you beat me. Beggar's Banquet isn't quite as strong as the other 3 but still great.

I'd say the trio of Who albums, Let it Bleed, Sticky Fingers, and Exile, and Bringing It All Back Home, Highway 61, and Blonde On Blonde may be the best trios of albums ever. One of the Beatles trios as well, but it would be hard to pick one. Maybe WYWH, Animals, and The Wall by Floyd as well. The list could go on. This would be a fun game to play- vote for strongest trio of albums in a row.

[QUOTE=Med57]Kraftwerk pretty much invented techno, and indeed electronica. They were influenced by bands like Can and other Krautrock acts. [/QUOTE]
I disagree, I think the Sliver Apples should be credited with the creation of electronica.

You're forgetting Live at Leads.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]So I saw Bob Dylan/ Willie Nelson last night

It was amazing, my friend, her cousin and I managed to get up about 15 feet from the stage, (General admission). He did alot of the old hits but I didn't even recognize them until the end. I forgot to bring my camera, but I am hoping these girls with a camera will e-mail me the pictures, I'm not sure they will remember though, they were pretty wasted[/QUOTE]

Sounds awesome.

And The Stones have certainly put out a lot of crap, so has Dylan actually.

Edit- I was thinking studio albums which is why I left out Leeds.

[QUOTE=robo2448]I was about to write Tommy, Who's Next, Quadrophenia trio was the best, you beat me. Beggar's Banquet isn't quite as strong as the other 3 but still great.

I'd say the trio of Who albums, Let it Bleed, Sticky Fingers, and Exile, and Bringing It All Back Home, Highway 61, and Blonde On Blonde may be the best trios of albums ever. One of the Beatles trios as well, but it would be hard to pick one. Maybe WYWH, Animals, and The Wall by Floyd as well. The list could go on. This would be a fun game to play- vote for strongest trio of albums in a row.[/QUOTE]
Meh.....the Who are mediocore as far as I'm concerned. Sorry Lunch. :p

[I]Meddle[/I] and [I]Dark Side of the Moon[/I] could be added on that Floyd string aswell.

The Who Sell Out, Tommy, Live At Leeds, Who's Next, Quadrophenia is still an impressive stretch, even if you don't like the band.

Edit: I counted Live at Leeds since it was officialy released and used to transform the band's sound as well as keep strong momentum going.

[QUOTE=Schyma]Meh.....the Who are mediocore as far as I'm concerned. Sorry Lunch. :p

[I]Meddle[/I] and [I]Dark Side of the Moon[/I] could be added on that Floyd string aswell.[/QUOTE]

Speaking of which, I haven't listened to Pink Floyd in a long time. But now I'm in a mood for Cream, so Pink Floyd will have to wait.

Speaking of that, Schyma, did you give those live tracks from Wheels of Fire a listen?

Wheels of Fire > Disraeli Gears

/has said that many times