I'm loving the Beatles Anthology book. Never before have I read a biography without a single urge to skip pages.

NP: The Cars- Touch and Go

I skip the page with the Two VIrgin's picture on it. I've never looked at it for more than .25 seconds before hurrying the page turn.

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]I skip the page with the Two VIrgin's picture on it. I've never looked at it for more than .25 seconds before hurrying the page turn.[/QUOTE]

:lol: Fortunately I haven't gotten that far yet.

Oh! Stones talk.

I like Sticky Fingers better, mostly because "Can't You Hear Me Knocking", "Brown Sugar" and of course, "Wild Horses" but Beggar''s ain't very far behind for me. But lets do some math:
Exile > Let It Bleed > Flowers > Sticky Fingers > Aftermath > Beggar's Banquet > Their Satanic Majesties Request > Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out > Between the Buttons > Out of Our Heads, The Rolling Stones Now... etc...

But it can change from day to day depending home I'm feeling.

I think Sticky Fingers is my favorite Stones album, I don't know, I haven't listened to the Stones in forever.

What other Beck albums are in the same vein as Blow by Blow because the other solo stuff I've heard from him (Truth, Guitar Shop) is nothing like it and nowhere near as good.

[QUOTE]np: Harry Nilsson - Jump Into the Fire[/QUOTE]
Put the lime in the coconut :cool:

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]I skip the page with the Two VIrgin's picture on it. I've never looked at it for more than .25 seconds before hurrying the page turn.[/QUOTE]

My sister completely freaks out on that page, lmao

That book is the Bible

Maybe I should listen to [I]Blow by Blow[/I] because I haven't really heard anything I really like by Beck.

Has only heard [I]Truth[/I] and [I]Wired[/I].

Is Creedence Clearwater Revival any good?

[QUOTE=barney]Is Creedence Clearwater Revival any good?[/QUOTE]


If you like Blues/country/classic rock theres pretty much nobody better. John Fogerty is amazing

[QUOTE=Probot77]If you like Blues/country/classic rock theres pretty much nobody better. John Fogerty is amazing[/QUOTE]
*cough*Allman Brothers*cough*

If they count that is.

oh yeah forgot i saw them live last summer

And Neil Young of course

Allman Bros. are amazing live despite all the god damn hippies at their shows

[QUOTE=Probot77]If you like Blues/country/classic rock theres pretty much nobody better. John Fogerty is amazing[/QUOTE]

Alright, I've been really interested in them lately.

Willy and the Poor Boys and Cosmo's Factory are awesome albums. Chronicles is maybe the best compilation also.

[QUOTE=jpj]What other Beck albums are in the same vein as Blow by Blow because the other solo stuff I've heard from him (Truth, Guitar Shop) is nothing like it and nowhere near as good.[/QUOTE]
wired and live: jeff beck with the jan hammer group. those and blow by blow are his onl fusion albums. great stuff, but you didnt like guitar shop?

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]My sister completely freaks out on that page, lmao

That book is the Bible[/QUOTE]

That book is always a good read. Or, you can just look at all the pretty pictures.

np: The Cars - Just What I Needed

[QUOTE=barney]Is Creedence Clearwater Revival any good?[/QUOTE]

The answer to your question is yes. I suggest Green River, Cosmo's Factory, Bayou Country and their self titled album.

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]wired and live: jeff beck with the jan hammer group. those and blow by blow are his onl fusion albums. great stuff, but you didnt like guitar shop?[/QUOTE]
Nope, didn't really care for it. Could someone upload Wired and/or Live than?


On another completely unrelated note, I am currently downloading Fable with a BT and all the sudden it jumped from 28 kB/s to the high 60's. I was so excited for like 3 minutes, than it started dropping, very quickly. My heart sunk along with the download speed :upset:

Sorry, I just needed to get that off my chest.

[QUOTE=zabbit82]I'm pretty much becoming obsessed with Sticky Fingers. Brown Sugar, Sway, Can't You Hear Me Knockin, Bitch, Moonlight Mile. Awesome album :thumb:[/QUOTE]
Yeah. Incredible album. I have had it on vinyl forever, but just recently bought the CD, and really started listening to it. Amazing stuff.

Is anyone else watching this Johnny Cash thing on CBS? Right now Jerry Lee Lewis and Kid Rock are playing I Walk the Line. Jerry can still play, but can't sing too well. I actually didn't even know he was still alive.

I'm not a big fan of either :/

[I]Sticky Fingers[/I] is a sweeeet album. It's my favorite Stones album, after [I]Let It Bleed[/I] of course.

[QUOTE=magicbus]I'm not a big fan of either :/

[I]Sticky Fingers[/I] is a sweeeet album. It's my favorite Stones album, after [I]Let It Bleed[/I] of course.[/QUOTE]
So basicaly it's not your favourite Stones album.:p

[I]Let it Bleed[/I] is my favourite too.

Exile and Main Street and Sticky Fingers are my favorites. But I've already said that in here before...

[QUOTE=barney]Is Creedence Clearwater Revival any good?[/QUOTE]

They are. If youre interested in getting into them, I would pick up "Chronicle" for starters if I were you, then maybe Cosmo's Factory.

[QUOTE=Probot77]Allman Bros. are amazing live despite all the god damn hippies at their shows[/QUOTE]

Despite the hippies? Hippies make the show awesome :smoke:

Yeah, hippies improve a show. The old blues guys seem to get along with the hippies at Allman Brothers shows.

Concerts just aren't the same without that smell :D

I don't know what I would do if there were no hippies

It would be a different world of music without the hippies, thats for sure...

Thank you to whoever sent out that Syd Barrett album. I'm greatly enjoying it.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh]Thank you to whoever sent out that Syd Barrett album. I'm greatly enjoying it.[/QUOTE]

The Madcap Laughs? That was Robo, I believe, but yes, it's a really great album.

I like CCR. I like hippies. I love Syd Barret, although I don't like Madcap Laughs more than any of his songs with Floyd.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]So who played piano on the Highway 61 Revisited album? Was it Mike Bloomfield or Al Kooper? Because the piano playing on that album is quite good.[/QUOTE]

I know Al Kooper played on "Like A Rolling Stone", but I'm not sure about the whole album.

np: Roy Orbison - Pretty Woman <<<< my favorite song as of right now

[QUOTE=Mister Blue Sky]The Madcap Laughs? That was Robo, I believe, but yes, it's a really great album.[/QUOTE]

I'm also diggin' this album a lot. I love all the songs except tracks 2 and 4. They're alright, but not my favorite.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]I looked it up and Dylan, Kooper, Frank Owen, and Paul Griffin are all credited as playing piano on the album...that's weird, I coulda sworn Bloomfield played piano somewhere.

NP: Jaco Pastorious - Blackbird (a very interesting cover, to say the least)[/QUOTE]
all i know is that bloomfield was the guitarist. i didnt know he played piany.

i like that cover. kind of odd, but its cool.

Hehehe. Pianist.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]Bloomfield used to be a pianist, but Dylan made him play guitar on the album, I think. That's what I read somewhere, at least.[/QUOTE]
for real? i thought bloomfield was always the guitarist for the paul butterfield blues band (until he left or got kicked out or whatever).

[QUOTE=Illmatic]Bloomfield used to be a pianist, but Dylan made him play guitar on the album, I think. That's what I read somewhere, at least.[/QUOTE]

Nah, his own site says he was always a guitarist. He didn't get kicked out, he just happened to pop up in Dylan's recording sessions one day. In 1967, he went and formed the Electric Flag.

[QUOTE=jpj]Is anyone else watching this Johnny Cash thing on CBS? Right now Jerry Lee Lewis and Kid Rock are playing I Walk the Line. Jerry can still play, but can't sing too well. I actually didn't even know he was still alive.[/QUOTE]

I was thinking about watching it, but then I remembered I don't like Johnny Cash :-/. Ya for some reason I thought Jerry Lee Lewis was dead too...strange. I still REALLY want to see Walk the Line though.

[QUOTE=The Krabsman]Nah, his own site says he was always a guitarist. He didn't get kicked out, he just happened to pop up in Dylan's recording sessions one day. In 1967, he went and formed the Electric Flag.[/QUOTE]
ah, my bad. i was thinking of when he left the super sessions with kooper and had to be replaced with stephen stills.

WPLJ by Frank Zappa is such an awesome song. It puts a smile on my face every time I hear it.