So anyway.....

[I]In a Silent Way[/I] < [I]Bitches Brew[/I]

*failed spanish* :-/

*probablly shouldn't have waked and baked every day*

*will still wake and bake* :smoke:

[QUOTE=Schyma]So anyway.....

[I]In a Silent Way[/I] < [I]Bitches Brew[/I]

*failed spanish* :-/

*probablly shouldn't have waked and baked every day*

*will still wake and bake* :smoke:[/QUOTE]
I haven't listened to [I]Bitches Brew[/I] yet, but [I]In A Silent Way[/I] is a tough competitior.

You should [I]Bitches Brew[/I] is one of my favorite albums. Behind [I]A Love Supreme[/I] it's my favorite Jazz album. [I]In A Silent Way [/I]is great and was quite revolutionary but it doesn't compare to the druggy solos and dark grooves of [I]Bitches Brew[/I].

NP: In A Silent Way / It's About That Time - Miles Davis

What's that Calexico album you guys talk about so much?

I bought Eric Clapton- Rainbow Concert this afternoon. It's amazing. It's like a long jam session. I know I'm supposed to be saving up money for the possible Cream show, but I can't resist.

And I take Latin. I find it incredibly easy, but everyone else finds it impossible :confused:

Welcome back Walrus :wave:

Probably Convict Pool. And I agree, Bitches Brew is an amazing album.

I also took Latin for my first two years in high school, but then the teacher left and we couldn't get another one. I did pretty well.

Has anyone heard the album I bought? It has Pete Townsend and Ron Wood. If you don't already know, this took place in 1972, and Eric Clapton had been fighting a heroin addiction and had not performed in public for a few years except at Concert for Bangladesh. Pete Townsend organized this concert to get Clapton away from heroin and back into the music world. It's an amazing concert.

Today I went to the book store with my mom to get a guitar magazine while she got the new Harry Potter book for my brother, and I was looking through the books, and I found Searching for the Sound: My Life with the Grateful Dead by Phil Lesh so I made my mom buy it for my because she was buying a book for my brother.

/bad story , but only story

[QUOTE=Livewired]Today I went to the book store with my mom to get a guitar magazine while she got the new Harry Potter book for my brother, and I was looking through the books, and I found Searching for the Sound: My Life with the Grateful Dead by Phil Lesh so I made my mom buy it for my because she was buying a book for my brother.

/bad story , but only story[/QUOTE]

Have you read it yet? Is it a good book?

Im getting the new harry potter tomorrow - I cant wait :D

[QUOTE=clown_phobia]Have you read it yet? Is it a good book?

Im getting the new harry potter tomorrow - I cant wait :D[/QUOTE]
I just got it half an hour ago, so no.

If you are talking about Harry Potter, I'll probably read it after my brother reads it.

[QUOTE=robo2448]I bought Eric Clapton- Rainbow Concert this afternoon. It's amazing. It's like a long jam session. I know I'm supposed to be saving up money for the possible Cream show, but I can't resist.

And I take Latin. I find it incredibly easy, but everyone else finds it impossible :confused:

Welcome back Walrus :wave:[/QUOTE]

Thanks :wave:

Latin is sweet. My friend and I teach it to ourselves and get credit for it.

[QUOTE=robo2448]Has anyone heard the album I bought? It has Pete Townsend and Ron Wood. If you don't already know, this took place in 1972, and Eric Clapton had been fighting a heroin addiction and had not performed in public for a few years except at Concert for Bangladesh. Pete Townsend organized this concert to get Clapton away from heroin and back into the music world. It's an amazing concert.[/QUOTE]

I've heard of it, I know what you're talking about. I didn't know it was recorded, though :eek:

[QUOTE=clown_phobia]Have you read it yet? Is it a good book?

Im getting the new harry potter tomorrow - I cant wait :D[/QUOTE]

It is really good. I missed it when I was in Spain, It gives a really good insight into the Beatnik/hippie lifestyle and roots in SF, since Phil Lesh seemed to witness it all (from what I have read sofar)

[QUOTE=clown_phobia]Have you read it yet? Is it a good book?

Im getting the new harry potter tomorrow - I cant wait :D[/QUOTE]

Go to Costco. I didn't even know it was coming out today, but I went to Costco for lunch (on weekends, I go to Costco and eat free samples for lunch) :cool: and there were hundreds of copies there.

[QUOTE=robo2448]Go to Costco. I didn't even know it was coming out today, but I went to Costco for lunch (on weekends, I go to Costco and eat free samples for lunch) :cool: and there were hundreds of copies there.[/QUOTE]

Was there as much hype about it as there was last time one came out? I kind of missed it

PS- You are such a bum :p

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]I've heard of it, I know what you're talking about. I didn't know it was recorded, though :eek:[/QUOTE]

I'll upload it tomorrow or maybe tonight if you want. It's really raw jamming.

[QUOTE=robo2448]Go to Costco. I didn't even know it was coming out today, but I went to Costco for lunch (on weekends, I go to Costco and eat free samples for lunch) :cool: and there were hundreds of copies there.[/QUOTE]

omg liek u must b poor.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]omg liek u must b poor.[/QUOTE]

Seriously, try the free samples there, they are fu[B][I][/I][/B]cking great. I buy a ton of stuff there though, so I make up for it.

[QUOTE=robo2448]Seriously, try the free samples there, they are fu[B][I][/I][/B]cking great. I buy a ton of stuff there though, so I make up for it.[/QUOTE]

They really are. Costco is so great.

I don't have a Costco, I must be missing out.

There's a Costco near where I live, haven't been there in a while. Maybe it went out of business.

I used to go to Costco a lot when I was a kid, back when we were members. Bi-Mart's so much more convienient though (so many around where I live).

But Costco was the only place that had Aronia Berry juice, my favorite drink of all time. I haven't had that in like four years, and I can still recall the taste on my taste buds....mmmmmm.....

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]I used to go to Costco a lot when I was a kid, back when we were members. Bi-Mart's so much more convienient though (so many around where I live).

But Costco was the only place that had Aronia Berry juice, my favorite drink of all time. I haven't had that in like four years, and I can still recall the taste on my taste buds....mmmmmm.....[/QUOTE]

Oh man that stuff is delicious.

I have a sneaking suspicion that the Costco near where I live was built in an old airplane hanger. It's this massive cold grey steel building.

The Costco I used to go to was in some huge warehouse. The best part of the place was the section with outdoorsy stuff like fishing rods, kayaks, and machetes. Aw man.

What is a "Costco"?

Does anyone know the tragic importance of tomorrow?

The nearest Costco to me doesn't have free samples. Though, they used to, when they were under a different name.

Stonefree, you mentioned Q 107. Whereabouts are you?

on a classic rock related note, I got a best of Lighthouse album today. They're better than the Guess Who, in terms of Canadian bands. Yup.

np: Hats off to the Stranger - Lighthouse.

I just got my first Byrds album! It's really good, I'm digging it.

Which one?^

Edit: 38 years ago (tomorrow) one of the greatest (if not the greatest) musicians died suddenly of liver cancer in New York City.

Edit: Cream formed 39 years ago today. (BTW)

[QUOTE=Schyma]What is a "Costco"?

Does anyone know the tragic importance of tomorrow?[/QUOTE]

A store that sells stuff in big quantities.

[QUOTE=Schyma]Which one?^

Edit: 38 years ago (tomorrow) one of the greatest (if not the greatest) musicians died suddenly of liver cancer in New York City.

Edit: Cream formed 39 years ago today. (BTW)[/QUOTE]

Sweetheart Of the Rodeo

Catchy songs