It's ok, I used to be the biggest zeppelin fan but they faded away into the beatles

[QUOTE=Woodstock]I mean like marching band, personally I think it's really important if you're going to be a musician :)

I have the DVD rock not roll[/QUOTE]

What does marching band have to do with musicianship? Concert and jazz band definatly help train the ears and mind with "perfect pitch"

[QUOTE=themightyquinn23]My radio station has been playing the Woodstock concert on the radio the past three days. Pretty sweet. I was thinking about getting Hendrix at Woodstock.[/QUOTE]

Mine too.

I'm in jazz band too

Marching band teaches you respect and a lot of musicianship

[QUOTE=Woodstock]I'm in jazz band too[/QUOTE]

I was for about a month, until i got the boot for blazing on the band trip.

It's the 35th anniversary of Woodstock. That would be the reason.

My radio station been doing that to except it lost the transmission and kept restarting

What did you play in jazz band zep

Trumpet this year

[QUOTE=Woodstock]What did you play in jazz band zep

Trumpet this year[/QUOTE]

guitar

I might play guitar next year

Anyone there??? :upset: *tear*

Yes. We won't always be here you know!

[QUOTE=magicbus]I meant one of the classic rock fakers who only listens to Stairway. Or doesn't expand their taste past zeppelin. Because as great as Zeppelin are, there are better bands, in my opinion.

Sorry. :upset:[/QUOTE]

Oh, okay.



My radio station does a classic rock legends show every sunday. This week they did "legendary riffs writer-...














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you will never guess who it is...










Keith Richards! :mad:. The guy's good but they said he was the greatest riff writer of all time. I've gone off Q107 a bit :(

Hey if you search "classic rock forums" on google this thread is the 5th link from the top :cool:

what? i could believe that...think... no... yea... maybe...

i played bass in the jazz band this year... im going to a different school next year though, hopefull i can get in with that instrument... it was alot of fun.

I played guitar for the jazz band for like 1 week while their regular guy was sick. It was teh secks.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Hey if you search "classic rock forums" on google this thread is the 5th link from the top :cool:[/QUOTE]

We're awesome :cool:

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Oh, okay.



My radio station does a classic rock legends show every sunday. This week they did "legendary riffs writer-...


wait for it

you will never guess who it is...

Keith Richards! :mad:. The guy's good but they said he was the greatest riff writer of all time. I've gone off Q107 a bit :([/QUOTE]

You've got to be kidding?

This is why I don't listen to the Q that much these days...

I don't get that station so its ok.

Yea I agree.

But they said "the greatest riff writer of all time.... Keith Richards!"

[QUOTE=Woodstock]I'm in jazz band too[/QUOTE]


i played drums for years in jazz band, so ive had to learn all sorts of stuff about music, but i have a good sense of rhythm, which is hard for some people to learn.

Jazz drummers are usually disgustingly good.

[QUOTE=Paranoidd]Jazz drummers are usually disgustingly good.[/QUOTE]

i was usually the alternate. :upset:

bumping the dying thread :rolleyes:

[URL=http://classicrock.about.com/library/weekly/aa091800a.htm]http://classicrock.about.com/library/weekly/aa091800a.htm[/URL]

See how much you know about classic rock...

I got up to $125 000 without missing one (on the first quiz thingy.. :(

[QUOTE=Jarod]bumping the dying thread :rolleyes:[/QUOTE]

dying? no. Living? yes. Foo

[QUOTE=rock not roll]dying? no. Living? yes. Foo[/QUOTE]
k since its so alive ill stop going to page 3 to bump it :lol: