Boston suck.......

I found out who Ray Charles was on the day he died. :-/ I mean I saw him and heard him many times but I had just relized his name.

I've always wanted to go to Boston.

I've only heard More Than A Feeling, because I learned the solo :\

Boston are okay, nothing particually exciting, but they aren't bad either.

wow... alot of pages

[QUOTE=slash10]wow... alot of pages[/QUOTE]

Thanks for the contribution :rolleyes:

I think I'm going to buy Quadrophenia soon.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]I think I'm going to buy Quadrophenia soon.[/QUOTE]

I said I would send that to you, but I've been busy recently. I could get it up tonight probably, or you could just buy it.

[QUOTE]I found out who Ray Charles was on the day he died. :-/ I mean I saw him and heard him many times but I had just relized his name.[/QUOTE]

...weird

Get Quadrophenia, it's great :thumb:

And Boston's a great one-hit wonder, their debut is great.

[QUOTE=robo2448]Get Quadrophenia, it's great :thumb:

And Boston's a great one-hit wonder, their debut is great.[/QUOTE]
Well, technically, wouldn't a one-hit wonder be someone with just one hit song, not album?

Also, does it puzle anyone else how a terrible and repetetive song such as Let The Good Times Roll can constantly get airplay on Classic Rock stations?

I don't understand why Classic Rock stations do that, but it makes CR seem annoying.

[QUOTE=lunch998]I said I would send that to you, but I've been busy recently. I could get it up tonight probably, or you could just buy it.[/QUOTE]

Cool. God, there's an influx of idiotic threads as of now.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]Cool. God, there's an influx of idiotic threads as of now.[/QUOTE]

UrbanVermon is the user who has inexplicably bumped bad threads from june 04

I'll start to upload Quadrophenia in a bit. And seriously, what's with all these terrible threads?

The Who - Quadrophenia (Disc 1):

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Are the tracks MP3's?

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Are the tracks MP3's?[/QUOTE]

Yea, they should be.

Here's disc 2:

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w00t!

W00t! I just got back from the Allman Brother's concert. It was great, Warren Haynes is fantastic.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]W00t! I just got back from the Allman Brother's concert. It was great, Warren Haynes is fantastic.[/QUOTE]

Sweet, any comments on the others?

Review please.

So, I just got Music from Big Pink, The Who Sell Out, the Woodstock Dvd, and The Kids are Alright (finally) for the ol' birth anniversary.

With the money I got, I'm want to get A Quick One by the Who, and maybe a few others, I don't know yet.

The Who Sell Out seems to get lost sometimes in between the debut, The Who sings My Generation, and Tommy and Who's Next. For those who don't have said album, I'd go get it. It's harder rock than My Generation, but not as hard or polished as Who's Next. They have a really good sound on this album, especially on Armenia in the Sky and the awesome In the Hall of the Mountain King.

Yea, I've whored The Who Sell Out a lot in this place. It's a great album, one of The Who's best in my opinion.

And TKAA is amazing.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Sweet, any comments on the others?

Review please.[/QUOTE]
Each member played great. Derek and Warren have great chemistry. Greggs singing was still great, even though you couldn't really hear his organs that well. Oteil played a great solo in Mountain Jam, along with Butch and Jaimoe, and even the conga guy was good. Overall it was a great concert. They left out a few important classics, but it was still worth it.

I've been digging the Allman Brothers lately. I have "Live At Fillmore East" on my computer, I'm not a big fan of live albums, but this is great.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Each member played great. Derek and Warren have great chemistry. Greggs singing was still great, even though you couldn't really hear his organs that well. Oteil played a great solo in Mountain Jam, along with Butch and Jaimoe, and even the conga guy was good. Overall it was a great concert. They left out a few important classics, but it was still worth it.[/QUOTE]

I would have to disagree on Gregs voice. He still sounds like Greg Allman, but you can tell its wearing out a bit. They did a lot of jams when I went. Not bad, but I would have liked to here some of the classics as well. Oteil was the most suprising part of the concert. I've heard Haynes before with Gov't Mule, and Trucks before with his band, but Oteil was really amazing. While the rest of the band went backstage for a break, he stayed out and played for about 10 minutes by himself. And of course, I miss Dickey Betts. As a guiter player, he was my favorite member of the band. I know Haynes and Trucks are great, but I truly believe nobody can match Betts as far as tone.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]W00t! I just got back from the Allman Brother's concert. It was great, Warren Haynes is fantastic.[/QUOTE]

That would be a great great concert. Did moe. open?

I just got my [I]Live At Fillmore East[/I] back from a [I]friend[/I] and he gave it back with a hole through it. :angry:

[I]The Who Sell Out[/I] > Alot of other (random) albums :smoke:

[QUOTE=Schyma]I just got my [I]Live At Fillmore East[/I] back from a [I]friend[/I] and he gave it back with a hole through it. :angry:
[/QUOTE]

That blows. Majorly.

Anyone see the 100 Most Shocking Moments In Rock series on VH1?

Did John getting shot win 1st?

I think that Micheal Jackson being a "cho mo" got number 1 or two.