well I've listened to Tommy now, and all I can say is.....wow.

My question now is....how many live Tommy stuff is out there? I've seen the stuff from TKAA (which is better then the studio versions, IMO, especially Sparks), but I want to see more.

They play a lot of it one the 2 disc version of Live at Leeds and they just released a DVD with performances of Tommy and Quadrophenia.

yeah i know about that dvd, but i'd be nice if i can find one of the original versions, just for the fact that they were 20 years younger and they had moon.

[QUOTE=The Krabsman]Omg, I can't stop listening to Casey Jones[/QUOTE]
Me either.

"Drivin' that train, high on cocain..."

They weren't even on coke at the time.

Atleast I think..

Wow, I'm trying to tab out "Gold and Silver" by ear. It is a fu[FONT="Verdana"]cking bitch.[/FONT]

[QUOTE=JonG]They weren't even on coke at the time.

Atleast I think..

Wow, I'm trying to tab out "Gold and Silver" by ear. It is a fu[FONT="Verdana"]cking bitch.[/FONT][/QUOTE]
I did that awhile back, but just the main riff cause I suck at actually tabbing. I might still have it...

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]well I've listened to Tommy now, and all I can say is.....wow.

My question now is....how many live Tommy stuff is out there? I've seen the stuff from TKAA (which is better then the studio versions, IMO, especially Sparks), but I want to see more.[/QUOTE]
The Live at Leeds Deluxe Edition has a full live show of Tommy, and so does the Isle of White show.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]You may wanna re-think that statement now! :D

I probably have the only avatar in the thread that isn't even music related, not including the people who are going through identity crisis's and change their avatars like four times a day.[/QUOTE]
You may wanna re-think that statement now! :angry:


:D

Is there any live Quadrophenia stuff? That album is amazing.

Seafroggys - Like the others have said, the play it almost the whole way through on the Live at Leeds Deluxe Edition and the play a good amount of it on the Isle of Wight recording.

For the most part I think any live Quadrophenia material (as performed by the original Who) is on bootlegs.

I had a dream that I got to meet Jeff Beck. Cool avatars all around++

Me and my teacher are going to be playing some cool Beatles numbers down a coffee house next week. I think we are doing And I Love Her, If I Fell, Yesterday, and Michelle.

Could anyone upload [I]Easter Everywhere [/I]or [I]Bull of the Woods [/I]by the 13th Floors? I'm really diggin' this [I]Psychadelic Sounds[/I] album. I [B]so[/B] want an electric jug.

[QUOTE]*shudders*

Anybody want some albums while I'm sending some out?
[/QUOTE]The Band - The Band please.

Anyone want Live In New York by John Lennon?

[QUOTE=The Krabsman]Anyone want Live In New York by John Lennon?[/QUOTE]

I would like it please.

[email]UTVol48@aol.com[/email]

NP:Johnny Cash - A Boy Named Sue

[QUOTE=The Krabsman]Anyone want Live In New York by John Lennon?[/QUOTE]

me- [email]Robo2448@yahoo.com[/email]

Woodstock I have Bull of the Woods. I should be able to do it later this afternoon.

Hey Lunch, did you end up going to Umphrey's McGee? I was there.

[QUOTE=robo2448]me- [email]Robo2448@yahoo.com[/email]

Woodstock I have Bull of the Woods. I should be able to do it later this afternoon.[/QUOTE]
Thanks.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Thanks.[/QUOTE]

Sent it out. Fast upload. It's a good album but I think The Psychadelic Sounds of... is supposed to be better. I need to listen to that one now.

Hehe robo your George Harrison avatar looks like Jason Lee in Almost Famous.

This is definitely more accessible than [I]The Psychadelic Sounds of...[/I], but it's just missing some of the energy that it had. But I like the groove it has.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Could anyone upload [I]Easter Everywhere [/I]or [I]Bull of the Woods [/I]by the 13th Floors? I'm really diggin' this [I]Psychadelic Sounds[/I] album. I [B]so[/B] want an electric jug.[/QUOTE]

I hate to break it to you....but the jug played no part in that noise. It was a gimmick. I read it in an interview with the band, the "electric jug" noise was just him doing a scat type thing into the mic with effects (think about it, you can reproduce that noise pretty easily with just your voice). He still had a jug, but he actually didn't even blow into the jug, he just made his noise into the mic.

I'll try and find the link to that interview, it was a really good one.

edit -

[url]http://web.wt.net/~duane/13thfloo.html[/url]

[QUOTE]AV: I believe he held a microphone next to the jug that made the actual "chuga-chuga" sound and never actually blew into the jug as many assume.

TO: That's true. He could have done it without the jug. The jug was a prop. He could have done it with just the microphone, but it looked more like an instrument on stage and there was some resonance coming out of the jug.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]I hate to break it to you....but the jug played no part in that noise. It was a gimmick. I read it in an interview with the band, the "electric jug" noise was just him doing a scat type thing into the mic with effects (think about it, you can reproduce that noise pretty easily with just your voice). He still had a jug, but he actually didn't even blow into the jug, he just made his noise into the mic.

I'll try and find the link to that interview, it was a really good one.

edit -

[url]http://web.wt.net/~duane/13thfloo.html[/url][/QUOTE]
:eek: No jug!:p

There still was a jug, even if it wasnt electric.

"Aww even that (the jug) doesn't help anymore..........................I didn't say stop."

Haha good ol' Homer.

I just saw Walk The Line. It was pretty good. Although they didn't show anything about his later days. It went up until him and June got married. Still good none-the-less.

And Dr. John is tonight. It's gonna be a good day.

[SIZE="1"]didn't have to use my AK :p[/SIZE]

I wanted to see Walk the Line the other day, but neither of my dumb-*** friends wanted to watch it, thus rendering me Walk-the-Line-less.:( I'm probably going to see Just Friends tonight though. It looks good for a laugh.

I wanna see Walk The Line. Was it like more focused on his relationship with June, or his music? I hate when they make a movie out of a musician and then make the movie a sappy romance movie.

I've just found out why I like Joni Mitchell so much! (Other then the fact that she is really good.)
Its because her voice reminds me of Alison Krauss alot, and ever since I was like 5 I've been in love with Alison Krauss.

Oh shi, I re-discovered Led Zeppelin's - Self Titled again. I love it!
NP: Babe I'm Gonna Leave You

I got Live At Folsom Prison for my birthday!!!!!111!!!!ONEELEVENONE!!!111

Vinyl or CD?

Robo and Spinal Pap, did you get the goods?

[QUOTE=Slug]Hey Lunch, did you end up going to Umphrey's McGee? I was there.[/QUOTE]

Nah, I remember I couldn't but I don't remember why. How was it?

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]I wanna see Walk The Line. Was it like more focused on his relationship with June, or his music? I hate when they make a movie out of a musician and then make the movie a sappy romance movie.[/QUOTE]
It's not really focused on his music, but it there are a lot of performance scenes. It mainly focuses on problems with his personal life like how his first marriage fell apart, his drug problem, his relationship with his father, stuff like that.

[QUOTE=jpj]It's not really focused on his music, but it there are a lot of performance scenes. It mainly focuses on problems with his personal life like how his first marriage fell apart, his drug problem, his relationship with his father, stuff like that.[/QUOTE]

Sounds like it's very similar to the Doors movie..

Holy crap, I feel complete. Paul was so amazing, it's not even funny. Singing along with Hey Jude and watching him perform Helter Skelter live was amazing. He told a cool story about how he fell into the hole his piano came out of. But, wow, seriously.

Glad to hear you had a blast MBS.

All I got to do was watch the end of the Closing of Winterland Dvd on PBS and watch some good parts of the UK's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee ceremony on VH1.

Good parts = Bob Dylan, The Who, The Kinks.

[QUOTE]All I got to do was watch the end of the Closing of Winterland Dvd on PBS and watch some good parts of the UK's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee ceremony on VH1.[/QUOTE]

Floyd's getting inducted or introducing, am I right?

Edit: Fnnrqwin's at the McCartney show now.

Dr. John was amazing. Really good show. Pretty long too. Pretty good opening act, then he comes up on stage walkin' like a pimp. Unfortunately he didn't play anything from Gris-gris.

[QUOTE=The Krabsman]Robo and Spinal Pap, did you get the goods?[/QUOTE]

Yeah thanks a lot man.

[QUOTE=PremierManiac]Vinyl or CD?[/QUOTE]

CD. Listened to it today whilst driving around, and loved it.