Great album too bad it has "Christian Life" on it or it would be a 5 star album.

Heh..I'd rather not bring up that argument.

Anyway, that album is about the closest I get to country. Except for maybe Marshall Tucker band.

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

Who would that be?

Flying Burrito Bros > Countrified Byrds (Sweetheart of the Rodeo days)

Perhaps the greatest musician dies of a shot liver 38 years ago tomorrow. I'm drawing blanks.

John Coltrane! Play [I]Love Supreme[/I] tomorrow in respect to him.

Workingmans Dead > Any other Country Rock album

I have a soft spot for Marshall Tucker band. Best driving music ever.

[QUOTE=Schyma]John Coltrane! Play [I]Love Supreme[/I] tomorrow in respect to him.

Nashville Skyline > Any other Country Rock album[/QUOTE]

Fixed.

[I]Nashville Skyline[/I] is good but it's no elite. Grateful Dead easily kill anyone when it comes to Country Rock.

I always thought the Dead were more..folk based. I never really grouped them in with the country rock bands.

I beg to differ...IMO the Grateful Dead is another band that is pretty boring.

They're a good chill out band. Also they have awesome driving songs.

They rule in Festival Express. That DVD rules alltogether.

[QUOTE=Schyma][I]Nashville Skyline[/I] is good but it's no elite. Grateful Dead easily kill anyone when it comes to Country Rock.[/QUOTE]

I thought you didn't like the Grateful Dead?

[QUOTE=Badmoon]^ No you fool.

Classic rock goes all the way back to 1961[/QUOTE]
Classic rock is rock from 50's to 80s in my opinion

[QUOTE]Nashville Skyline > Any other Country Rock album[/QUOTE]

Nah, you're incorrect sir.

I'd say the "Guilded Palace of Sin" is...one of the best, at least. You can't beat Gram Parsons at country rock.

Yea, he's kind of the king of it. Though he did venture into strait up Country quite a bit. G.P. and Grievious Angel, large portions of those are as Country as it gets.

[QUOTE]IMO the Grateful Dead is another band that is pretty boring.[/QUOTE]

I'll post G-ful D. that'll blow yo' mind.

Nashville Skyline is good but nowhere close to Workingman's Dead.

[QUOTE=wanton]I thought you didn't like the Grateful Dead?[/QUOTE]
No, but outside of their Country Rock material I find them extremly boring.

[QUOTE=drugstore cowboy]I always thought the Dead were more..folk based. I never really grouped them in with the country rock bands.[/QUOTE]

In some cases they are more Folk Rock, but overall their more Country Rock; they play electric and usually include a full band.

Find the album Reckoning. It's an all acoustic live album filled with tons of traditional tunes, originals and covers done in a more Folk form. Very underrated album, I may post it sometime.

^Now would be a good time, I was just looking at that album on Amazon.

( :p )

I can't give it to you now. El Mariachi will be on soon and my brother will erase whatever is downloading when I'm gone.

I will give you this traditional cover off the album though. It's one of my favorites and is kind of sad.

[url]http://s38.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3ML0C4XV8I5UH0L91BKKNR1CDF[/url]

[QUOTE=Badmoon]
I'll post G-ful D. that'll blow yo' mind.[/QUOTE]

:rolleyes:

[QUOTE=Schyma]John Coltrane! Play [I]Love Supreme[/I] tomorrow in respect to him.

Workingmans Dead > Any other Country Rock album[/QUOTE]

John Coltrane, eh? I'll remember to put some on tomorrow.

/is currently listening to Miles Davis :cool:

i love classic when i was like 9 and i hered The Hooters thats where it all started now im a huge fan classic rock thats all i listen to

[QUOTE=Badmoon]I can't give it to you now. El Mariachi will be on soon and my brother will erase whatever is downloading when I'm gone.

I will give you this traditional cover off the album though. It's one of my favorites and is kind of sad.

[url]http://s38.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3ML0C4XV8I5UH0L91BKKNR1CDF[/url][/QUOTE]


Ooh, El Mariachi. I hear that's good.

Anybody wanna upload Nashville Skyline?

:)

[QUOTE=JonG]Anybody wanna upload Nashville Skyline?

:)[/QUOTE]

Yea, I can do it.

Workingman's Dead > Nashville Skyline

I'm on about page 105 of Searching for the Sound: My Life With The Grateful Dead. Everyone in this thread should read it.

I just got back the the Allmans.

Classics they played: Trouble No More, Midnight Rider, Stand Back, Melissa, Jessica, Statesboro Blues, and Southbound (with Al Scnier from moe.)

New stuff: Maydelle, Instrumental Illness, Woman Across the River, and Rockin' Horse

That may not be all, but it's what I can remember.

Highlights: All the old stuff they did.

Low points: Oteil's solo could've been longer, AND some guy got the fu[SIZE=2]c[/SIZE]k beat out of him right next to me during the drum solo.

They were these two big guys punching this dude in the back of the fu[SIZE=2]c[/SIZE]king head. I mean WHAT THE FU[SIZE=2]C[/SIZE]K!?! I really hope the guys go to jail for as long as legally possible, they easily could've killed him or given him some serious brain trauma. I have no idea why the fight started either, it was too loud for any kind of verbal arguement.

No Whipping Post?

:(


I'd love to see the Allmans.

Who would fight at an Allman Brothers concert? Those heartless bastards.