Syd wasn't as good a writer as waters in my opinon. Though i've really only heard the mainstream floyd plus the album "animals". I'd like to get into some of syd's earlier stuff.

Ted Nugent's pretty good. Did anyone mention him? Totally sex-driven.

[QUOTE=rock not rolled]Syd wasn't as good a writer as waters in my opinon. Though i've really only heard the mainstream floyd plus the album "animals". I'd like to get into some of syd's earlier stuff.[/QUOTE]

Check out "Clowns and Jugglers" by Syd feat. the soft machine.

Ummagumma's an awesome album

[QUOTE=ZeppelinMan30]Check out "Clowns and Jugglers" by Syd feat. the soft machine.[/QUOTE]

Suuuuuuuuure.

Gilmour toured with them during Saucer years, didn't he?

Yep^. Free Four is awsome.

bump

does anyone in here like jefferson airplane

I was never a big fan.

Nor was I. I'm not sure how they got as big as they did.

i dont no if i would stock up jefferson airplane albums but they had sum cool stuff. i think pink floyds saucerful of secrets on umagumma is a sweet song its kinda weird but cool

Off-topic, but I just got the Allman Brothers live at the Fillmore East deluxe edition. It's awesome, I'm so happy.

The begginning is just them f-ing around but the end has nice melody.

[QUOTE=lunch998]Off-topic, but I just got the Allman Brothers live at the Fillmore East deluxe edition. It's awesome, I'm so happy.[/QUOTE]

Yeah. The allmans will do that to you :)

Eat a Peach > Fillmore East

Yea well I can't find eat a peach at any of my local stores and I didn't feel like ordering it. That sucks, so I went with the next best thing.

But Allman Brothers Live=Good.

[QUOTE=lunch998]Yea well I can't find eat a peach at any of my local stores and I didn't feel like ordering it. That sucks, so I went with the next best thing.[/QUOTE]

I couldn't live without eat a peach. Just order it :p

[QUOTE=rock not rolled]I couldn't live without eat a peach. Just order it :p[/QUOTE]

It's on my to-do list....

"Led Zeppelin didn't write songs everyone liked. They left that to the Bee Gees."

What's that supposed to mean?

Boston
Alice Cooper
Deep Purple
Rush
The Who
The Guess Who
Tragically Hip
Stevie Ray Vaughn
The Doors
Van Halen
Jimi Hnedrix
Cream/Clapton
Zeppelin
AC/DC
Guns N Roses
Sabbath/Ozzy
CCR
Steve Miller Band
Steppenwolf
Lynyrd Skynyrd
BTO
Neil Younge
EDIT: WOAH forgot floyd

Gotta love em all...

[QUOTE=rock not rolled]What's that supposed to mean?[/QUOTE]

It's a line from Waynes World that my bro always says. Your avatar reminded me of it.

That still doesn't explain. Meh let's not try and decipher the complicated workings of wayne's world.

What Live Grateful Dead album would you guys suggest I get?

[QUOTE=rock not rolled]That still doesn't explain. Meh let's not try and decipher the complicated workings of wayne's world.[/QUOTE]

Well yea. There was no reason why I put the quote up. But if your trying to make sense of the quote, then good luck because I never tried.

[QUOTE=lunch998]Well yea. There was no reason why I put the quote up. But if your trying to make sense of the quote, then good luck because I never tried.[/QUOTE]

It's possibly the statement that the bee gees made friendly music for the masses and that led zeppelin's music is of an aquired taste.

Or that Zeppelin ripped off some bee gees songs :p

We could be here forever trying to figure out Waynes World. I think the first thing you said was right.

^I doubt that :P

[QUOTE=PinkFloyd]^I doubt that :P[/QUOTE]

what's that supposed to mean. Are you questioning me?

Get out of my thread!


:p

Waynes World is some deep stuff.