[QUOTE=Seafroggys]Yeah, I wrote an article about the classic rock fad in an underground newspaper at my high school last year. Its tragic when its a fad.

And AC/DC isn't that great, yet they're in the hall of fame, yet Rush and Black Sabbath aren't?

EDIT: Is there a new bass thread? **** Cliff Burton and his dead-ness. I've always voted for Entwistle, except in the first one where Bruce was in a different catagory![/QUOTE]
black sabbath isnt? thats a terrible shame. and yes. vote entwistle.

Rush isn't??! They're by far the most internationally successful Canadian band, next to Neil Young. How unfortunate..and yes i agree with you AC/DC isn't that great

[QUOTE=leppermessiah] i agree with you AC/DC isn't that great[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I'm kinda over my AC/DC phase.

np: Simon & Garfunkel - Scarborough Fair Canticle

simon and garfunkel are the cats pajamas. first concert i ever went to.

They own pretty hard. As I've said, The Boxer is such a great song.

"You're the kinda girl that fits into myyyyy world"

[QUOTE=Slug]"You're the kinda girl that fits into myyyyy world"[/QUOTE]

I'll give you anything, everything, if you want things.

bridge over troubles water is a great vocal performance. and "april, come she will," is one of the most beautiful songs ever in my opinion.

do they sing Mrs. Robinson?...

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]do they sing Mrs. Robinson?...[/QUOTE]

Yes, another great song. Bookends in general is a very good album.

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]simon and garfunkel are the cats pajamas. first concert i ever went to.[/QUOTE]

You saw them in concert? Luckiness++ :eek:

My dad said if they ever did a reunion tour, he'd take me and my sister. That'd be great.

ya, the sounds of silence is amazing too. I heard that was on some crappy magazines list of the 100 worst songs ever or something. There was at least 1 well known Doors song on it too. I was offended.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]You saw them in concert? Luckiness++ :eek:

My dad said if they ever did a reunion tour, he'd take me and my sister. That'd be great.[/QUOTE]
yeah, i went to their reunion concert. it was great despite being in nosebleed seats next to an enormous sweaty man.

paul simon was better without garfunkel, garfunkel jsut added vocal talent nothing else

[QUOTE=Johnny B. Good]paul simon was better without garfunkel, garfunkel jsut added vocal talent nothing else[/QUOTE]

It seems like he had more freedom in himself to explore different types of music after he left Garfunkel. Thats why I enjoy his solo work more.

paul simon was just a very talented man held back by that biznatch garfunkel

You guys really don't like Garfunkel. I don't think Simon was held back that much, he still made great music with Garfunkel, and Art was great for adding the vocal harmonies that they're famous for.

yes but i prefer garfunkels voice, so thats all that matters to me.

[QUOTE=Lunch]You guys really don't like Garfunkel. I don't think Simon was held back that much, he still made great music with Garfunkel, and Art was great for adding the vocal harmonies that they're famous for.[/QUOTE]

It just seemed like when he was with Garfunkel, he just did folksy/poppy songs. His solo career was much more diverse.

edit: and I don't dislike Garfunkel

you could say the same about lennon with that biznatch mccartney haha.

I don't know the differences in Simon and Garfunkel's voices.

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]you could say the same about lennon with that biznatch mccartney haha.[/QUOTE]
no george harrison with the rest of the **** beatles

just kidding i love the beatles

[QUOTE=Johnny B. Good]no george harrison with the rest of the **** beatles[/QUOTE]

i meant more song-writing wise

[QUOTE=Johnny B. Good]just kidding i love the beatles[/QUOTE]

we ALL love the beatles. Speaking of the Beatles, i just picked up their book called "The Beatles-Anthology". Just finished reading about Lennon's childhood, and oddly enough a lot of things he said reminded me of myself... :)

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]we ALL love the beatles. Speaking of the Beatles, i just picked up their book called "The Beatles-Anthology". Just finished reading about Lennon's childhood, and oddly enough a lot of things he said reminded me of myself... :)[/QUOTE]

That's always a good read.

It was the first time i can remember actually being excited to read a book since i got Kurt Cobain-Journals

*off-topic*

Happy Birthday First Moon Landing (June 20th, 1969)

If it really did happen. :amaze:

[QUOTE=wanton]*off-topic*

Happy Birthday First Moon Landing (June 20th, 1969)

If it really did happen. :amaze:[/QUOTE]

/puts on David Bowie's "Space Oddity" to celebrate

It's crazy how much photo evidence there is against the moon landing happening. Really boggles the mind, especially considering they're all photos from NASA's files.