[QUOTE=PinkFreud]i just think the song is pretty. because im a sucker for songs like that.

*looks at his own avatar[/QUOTE]

Jeff Buckley rules.

Hey, I think I'm the 1,000,000th person to ever say that.

Anyway...I have that Postal Service song on my computer too :upset:

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]are those bands actual emo?[/QUOTE]
eh. bright eyes could be considered emo. in fact, i believe they are. the others, not so much. arguments could be made for the postal service and maybe iron & wine. maybe jeff buckley but i prefer to think of him as transcending genre classification. yeah. hes cool like that.

was the genre emo around in classic rock days? I hope not, that would ruin the name.

dont think so. so we should probably get back on the topic. haha. so uh...bootlegs are sweet. and so is jeff beck. i got his biography and its quite interesting.

Rod Stewart was the singer for Jeff Becks first band after The Yardbirds. So Rod didn't always suck.

[QUOTE=brettberry]was the genre emo around in classic rock days? I hope not, that would ruin the name.[/QUOTE]
Grow up and shut up with the emo hating kkthnx:). Also, emo is a kind of punk so can't be classed as Classic [B]Rock[/B].

[QUOTE=i am miik]Rod Stewart was the singer for Jeff Becks first band after The Yardbirds. So Rod didn't always suck.[/QUOTE]

Beck is pretty awesome, he always seems to find some new way to bounce back and surprise me with a different yet pleasing sound.

Bump

Of course Rod Stewart didn't always suck. He used to be so cool, singing with all the cool bands and such.

np: CSNY - Sea of Madness

the faces were ok too. but his stuff with the jbg is excellent. of course, becks playing got better after he dropped singers altogether.

Postal Service are not emo. Neither are Bright Eyes.

Rod Stewart wasn't always lame. Every Picture Tells a story was a great album.

I like Rod Stewart. He's a great singer and has great songs.

I like Rod Stewart too, but didn't some in this thread describe him as "Mom Music"?

I think it might have been Badmoon or Lunch.

Not a big Rod Stewart fan.

Edit: Oh yea, I just found out that James Taylor lives about five minutes from my grandparents house (which I am at now). Weird.

I love the way the Allman Brothers play the blues...I suppose they are my favorite at playing bluesy songs.

[QUOTE=Mister Blue Sky]I like Rod Stewart too, but didn't some in this thread describe him as "Mom Music"?

I think it might have been Badmoon or Lunch.[/QUOTE]

*raises hand*

Or maybe I just agreed with them. Either way that's true but I don't care. [I]Every Picture Tells a Story [/I] is a **** good album.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]I love the way the Allman Brothers play the blues...I suppose they are my favorite at playing bluesy songs.[/QUOTE]

I love Johnny Winter's blues style.

FASCINATING sidenote about Johnny Winter:

When he came to New Haven while on tour, he went to Yale New Haven Hospital where my mom works, and she gave him a colonoscopy. My mom said he was the grossest patient she has ever had.

I'd bet ;)

He's an awesome guitar player :)

:lol: That's crazy.

Give the man some credit. He was an albino, but still became famous for his playing, not his skin.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]FASCINATING sidenote about Johnny Winter:

When he came to New Haven while on tour, he went to Yale New Haven Hospital where my mom works, and she gave him a colonoscopy. My mom said he was the grossest patient she has ever had.[/QUOTE]

I bet that'll get you a date.

"Hey, my mom gave Johnny Winter a colonoscopy before!"

My girlfriend's dad gives colonscopies. Yuck. He is rich as hell, though.

That's how I pick up Johnny Winter groupies :naughty:

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]FASCINATING sidenote about Johnny Winter:

When he came to New Haven while on tour, he went to Yale New Haven Hospital where my mom works, and she gave him a colonoscopy. My mom said he was the grossest patient she has ever had.[/QUOTE]
:lol: and my aunt gave Lennon a prostate exam.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]:lol: and my aunt gave Lennon a prostate exam.[/QUOTE]

I wouldn't know whether to be honored or disgusted.

Well, I saw Tim Allen in my small little town yesterday. He was in his giant boat though.

[QUOTE=RNR]Rod Stewart wasn't always lame. Every Picture Tells a story was a great album.[/QUOTE]

That's a great album. Rod Stewart had some great rock songs back in the day, especially "Reason To Believe."

[QUOTE=Livewired]Well, I saw Tim Allen in my small little town yesterday. He was in his giant boat though.[/QUOTE]

Tim Allen? Wow...what an honor.

np: Dylan - Masters Of War

[QUOTE=Slug]Postal Service are not emo. Neither are Bright Eyes.[/QUOTE]
i always thought that bright eyes were. eh. thats how my friends classify them at least.

[QUOTE=Canadian-Guy]Tim Allen? Wow...what an honor.

np: Dylan - Masters Of War[/QUOTE]Hahaha, I know.