You were excited to read that?

EDIT: TO Curt CObain journal reader

Anyway, the moon landing did happen. I'm an avid space supporter myself, and I love Space Oddity. Its epic, and really cool.

very. I'm a devoted Nirvana fan. I loved reading about Kurt's point of view on many things, whether i agreed or not, he always had an interesting view. There's also some amusing stories in it. Some are really depressing though.

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]It was the first time i can remember actually being excited to read a book since i got Kurt Cobain-Journals[/QUOTE]

Truely literature at its finest :thumb:

/on a level of sarcasm 1-10, 1 being the least sarcastic and 10 being the most...that is off the scale

Anyways, I am currently operating on a 56k modem until SBC sends me another fricken modem. While I wait, i'll listen to Mountain Jam, which will conclude just around the time my new DSL modem gets here, in 3-5 business days.

[QUOTE=i am miik]Truely literature at its finest :thumb:

/on a level of sarcasm 1-10, 1 being the least sarcastic and 10 being the most...that is off the scale

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hehe hey i never said it was the best reading out there. I just said i was excited to read it because it's something that interests me. ;)

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]hehe hey i never said it was the best reading out there. I just said i was excited to read it because it's something that interests me. ;)[/QUOTE]

o...

cool then

so...whos read harry potter yet?

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]so...whos read harry potter yet?[/QUOTE]

not me, can't stand the movies so i have no desire to read the books.

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]so...whos read harry potter yet?[/QUOTE]
i have, have u?

i can't get mine until the 24th. i preordered mine over the internet. big mistake. the books are better than the earlier movies for sure.

i used to think that any1 who read them were being ridiculous so i read the first one to get some ammo but i liked it and ive liked every single one since.

Spamfest.........

I don't know why but I've decided to list my top five favorite albums:

[U]Top 5 Favorite Rock Albums[/U]
1. [I]Piper at the Gates of Dawn[/I] - Pink Floyd
2. [I]The Doors[/I] - The Doors
3. [I]Revolver[/I] - THe Beatles
4. [I]American Beauty[/I] - Grateful Dead
5. [I]Wish You Were Here[/I] - Pink Floyd

Those albums are masterpieces, i have each one and cherish it, superb music. They are all good for different reasons but would have to be in my top 15 at least.

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]so...whos read harry potter yet?[/QUOTE]
I'm on Chapter 18. Hopefully I'll finish tomorrow.

Schyma-Wish You Were Here is the only one that has a chance at my top five. Revolver and PATGOD [I]maybe[/I] top 20. I'm not sure about AB becaus I still have mixed feelings about it, haven't even heard Doors' s/t.

[QUOTE=jpj] haven't even heard Doors' s/t.[/QUOTE]
tsk tsk tsk!

Its the Doors' best album.

[URL=http://s45.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=04Q2TZ2YY9GN50YV0SX5HG9MM8]The Grateful Dead-Live/Dead[/URL]

[URL=http://s31.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=39ZQWY1UZMH4919MSBU4ICMQ7S]The Grateful Dead-Blues for Allah[/URL]

[QUOTE=Johnny B. Good]i have, have u?[/QUOTE]
yeah, i have. i dont know how theyre going to keep gearing the movies towards younger kids, the books are making it harder and harder as they go on. ha.

my top 5:

jeff buckley - grace
jeff beck - blow by blow
velvet underground - velvet underground & nico
the beatles - abbey road
mahavishnu orchestra - inner mounting flame

runners up: bluesbreakers with eric clapton, friday night in san francisco, live at leeds, maggot brain, double nickels on the dime, wired, led zeppelin II, truth, heavy weather, and kick out the jams.

I couldn't make a top 5, I just know that Tommy is at the top.

My top 5 albums
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1. The Allman Brothers Band-Eat a Peach
2. The Grateful Dead-Workingman's Dead
3. Pink Floyd-Dark Side of the Moon
4. Led Zeppelin-II
5. Pink Floyd-Animals
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I'm still not entirely sure about the order, I just know Eat a Peach is first.

Others I considered: Born on the Wrong Planet, No Doy, WYWH, Sticky Fingers, Deep End Vol. 1

Here is a very rough copy:

The Who - Tommy
Led Zeppelin - I
Grateful Dead - Workingman's Dead
The Who - Live at Leeds
Pink Floyd - Animals

Other contenders include: The Who Sell Out, Doors s/t, WYWH, Europe 72, White Album, Wheels of Fire, Eat a Peach, Highway 61 Revisted.

Hmm...I'll give a go at my top 5, I know its not easy.

1. Allman Brothers Band - [I]Eat A Peach[/I]
2. Derek and the Dominos - [I]Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs[/I]
3. Grateful Dead - [I]American Beauty[/I]
4. Lynyrd Skynyrd - [I]Pronounced Leh-Nerd Skin-Nerd[/I]
5. Marshall Tucker Band - [I]Marshall Tucker Band[/I]

Honorable mentions: [I]Idlewild South, Highway 61 Revisited, Workingman's Dead, and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band[/I].

EDIT: This is my classic rock version, it would probably be totally different if it were including all genres.

Mine:

[I]The Beatles - Revolver
Nick Drake - Five Leaves Left
Jimi Hendrix - Axis Bold As Love
The Kinks - Arthur
Frank Zappa - Hot Rats[/I]

Honorable Mentions: [I]Odessey & Oracle, Marquee Moon, Raw Power, Wish You Were Here, Village Green Preservation Society.[/I]

Top 5, for today at least:

[I]Allman Brothers Band- Live at Filmore East
Jimi Hendrix- Are You Experienced
Boston- Boston
Bob Dylan- Highway 61 Revisited
Kanye West- The College Dropout[/I]

I've tried to do a top five many a time, never worked out.

My top five would probably include Quadrophenia, The White Albim, 2112, Frances the Mute, and Bad Company s/t. But it changes every day.

This is hard so here are some I'd put in-

Nick Drake-Pink Moon
Neil Young-On the Beach
Pink Floyd-Wish You Were Here
Led Zeppelin-II
Pink Floyd-Dark Side of the Moon
The Beatles-Abbey Road
Jimi Hendrix Experience-Electric Ladyland

Thats in no order.

i do not have a top 5 but recently ive been listining to Rush, Yes, Boston, Jethro Tull, and U2

Well I'm sure mine changes quite often, but for right now I'd say...

Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde
Pink Floyd - A Saucerful of Secrets
The Doors - Strange Days
Cream - Disraeli Gears
Neil Young and Crazyhorse - Everybody Knows This is Nowhere

Yeah that sounds about right. If I could make a top ten list, it would probably include another album by each of those artists, along with some Bob Marley.

Grateful Dead - Workingman's Dead
Johnny Cash - American II: Unchained
Calexico - Convict Pool [EP]
Dr. John - Gris-gris
Grateful Dead - Europe '72

That list may be slightly outdated though.

[QUOTE=Livewired]This is hard so here are some I'd put in-

Nick Drake-Pink Moon
Neil Young-On the Beach
Pink Floyd-Wish You Were Here
Led Zeppelin-II
Pink Floyd-Dark Side of the Moon
The Beatles-Abbey Road
Jimi Hendrix Experience-Electric Ladyland

Thats in no order.[/QUOTE]
Those plus:

Neil Young-Everybody Knows This is No Where
Love-Forever Changes
Quicksilver Messenger Service-Happy Trails

Thats a top 10.

*Started trend*

If it was all genres [I]A Love Supreme[/I], [I]Bitches Brew[/I] and (possibly) [I]Straight, No Chaser[/I] would also be on there.

"Hat & Beard" by Eric Dolphy = Greatest song to ever exist