[QUOTE=rock not roll]I think Rush and Randy Bachman should beat up Paul Martin and rule Canada with an iron fist. A rockin' iron fist that is.[/QUOTE]
What about Neil?

I can offer Dead albums at sometime if Moon is not willing.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]- Couple of yeses and noes
- Rock and Roll says Copy Cats
- Rock not Roll tells Clown Phobia that I can offer G. Dead albums; I purposelly ignore this post.
- Sarcasm is present, but not recognized.
- San Fran's importance is questioned.
- We caution spammers
- Rock not Roll tells I to make sense of all of this; I do so by breaking it down into highlights.[/QUOTE]

:thumb:

So what genre is Santana and what are your opinions on the san fran psychedelic scene as a whole?

You will have earned your keep after answering those.

It's so good to have a classic rock judge around.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]I think Rush and Randy Bachman should beat up Paul Martin and rule Canada with an iron fist. A rockin' iron fist that is.[/QUOTE]

Two "working men" like them would really "take care of business."

I heard Takin' Care Of Business on my radio today, followed directely by American Woman. :cool:

[QUOTE=Badmoon]- Couple of yeses and noes
- Rock and Roll says Copy Cats
- Rock not Roll tells Clown Phobia that I can offer G. Dead albums; I purposelly ignore this post.
- Sarcasm is present, but not recognized.
- San Fran's importance is questioned.
- We caution spammers
- Rock not Roll tells I to make sense of all of this; I do so by breaking it down into highlights.[/QUOTE]
That's a good summarry.

Neil should be included.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]Two "working men" like them would really "take care of business."

I heard Takin' Care Of Business on my radio today, followed directely by American Woman. :cool:[/QUOTE]
I heard it on the way home tonight. That show could've been so much better if they turned up the volume, Chicago's amps obviously don't go to 11.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]What about Neil?

I can of Dead albums at sometime if Moon is not willing.[/QUOTE]

Oh yeah. I keep forgeting that he's from Canada, just like everyone else forgets that he;s from Canada because he's practically an american now.

ok, neil young gets to be minister of rockin' in the free world and overseer of harmonica solos.

^in canada if we actually voted on that, he would get elected. I swear to god.

Do we have any Roky Erickson fans in here?

I'm pretty sure this'd be the place to talk about him.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Ok, sure, sure.

Canada is cool, I was from there yesterday.[/QUOTE]
I really did LOL on that one. :lol: :thumb:

and what part was you from, jesus?

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Oh yeah. I keep forgeting that he's from Canada, just like everyone else forgets that he;s from Canada because he's practically an american now.

ok, neil young gets to be minister of rockin' in the free world and overseer of harmonica solos.

^in canada if we actually voted on that, he would get elected. I swear to god.[/QUOTE]
everyone knows even our rockstars could do a better job than our MPs.

they sure have more influence.

It'd be so weird to have a rockstar prime minister.

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]It'd be so weird to have a rockstar prime minister.[/QUOTE]
Judas Priest is close enough isnt it?? :lol:

America will probably have a rockstar governor soon. We've already had an action hero and a pro-wrestler.

[QUOTE]Judas Priest is close enough isnt it?? [/QUOTE]
More sarcasm?

I would vote for Randy Bachman. He would look out for the workin' man (considering that 90% of his songs are about being a working man)

[QUOTE=rock not roll]I would vote for Randy Bachman. He would look out for the workin' man (considering that 90% of his songs are about being a working man)[/QUOTE]
what about neil young?

He's all about freedom and not killing people and stuff.

I think I'd go for neil over Randy.

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]what about neil young?

He's all about freedom and not killing people and stuff.

I think I'd go for neil over Randy.[/QUOTE]
yeah, but i really would have a hard time deciding.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]Two "working men" like them would really "take care of business."

I heard Takin' Care Of Business on my radio today, followed directely by American Woman. :cool:[/QUOTE]
you are full of wit my friend.

They would be in the same political party anyways. But who would be the leader? :confused:

[QUOTE=rock not roll]They would be in the same political party anyways. But who would be the leader? :confused:[/QUOTE]
well either they couldn't decide because they'd both want their faces on the t-shirts and they'd break up after a few years of intense legislation making. Or they would decide having leaders is silly and get rid of the concept all-together.

I think this thread is now leading to the politics section which sould go in the general discussion thread.

(now I have a chance to sound like an *******.)

We're keeping it classic rock related.

and I should probably go to sleep.

:wave:

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]well either they couldn't decide because they'd both want their faces on the t-shirts and they'd break up after a few years of intense legislation making. Or they would decide having leaders is silly and get rid of the concept all-together.[/QUOTE]
you must have studied music theory

no way, isn't it like 11:46 over there? or do you have work/school of some sort?

Once again, I failed to consider the Neil Young factor.

[QUOTE=brettberry]you must have studied music theory[/QUOTE]
:lol:

Actually I like music theory alot. I mean don't get me wrong I hate sitting down and writing out thousands of intervals. But I enjoy learning about modes and such.

cool to find someone like that. i know this isnt the same thing but a actually have a master in instrumental theory and i only got it to study guitar and everything about it.

[QUOTE=brettberry]cool to find someone like that. i know this isnt the same thing but a actually have a master in instrumental theory and i only got it to study guitar and everything about it.[/QUOTE]
cool. I don't even play guitar. I'm a drummer, and I am slowly teaching myself other instruments, mainly piano. However the guitarists/bassist in my band all take music lessons from a phenomenal guitarist, and he's taught them some theory that they've passed along to me or I've learned with them (sometimes I go to their lessons).

I started learning theory from my drum lessons and books (note values, time signatures, triplets, polyrhythms. etc...) Then I learned some things in school and just from searching for it (major and minor scales, tonics, dominants, intervals, blues scale) and then some stuff from my friends/their guitar teacher (modes, gypsy scales).

This is sort of a random post but meh, it's late what do you expect?

glad to see that someone else cares about their instrument as much as i do.

I'd love to learn piano. It'd be cool to be able to play like John Lennon or Elton John or Chris Martin.

Maybe that's something I can do when I retire.

Ya, I really wish I could afford to take lessons right now, unfortunately that is something my financial situation will not allow.