I was actually going to ask for that aswell. I can't believe I don't have it yet.

How many people can d/l it before YSI won't let anyone d/l it anymore?

I think its 25, not sure though.

[QUOTE=Lunch]I think its 25, not sure though.[/QUOTE]


OK, that's not so bad

You guys will be very rewarded once you hear it. My favorite album for sure. (2nd only to PATGOD)

I used to have it on my computer but it got deleted. :( Are you uploading schmya?

[QUOTE=Schyma]After listining to [I]Out to Lunch[/I] for the 3rd straight time I have come to the conclusion that it is one of the greatest albums ever.[/QUOTE]

Who's it by?

Wanton: Would if I could but my computer for some reason doesn't work with YSI. Sorry man :-/

phobia: Eric Dolphy (it's Free Jazz)

I love classic rock like: Cream, Hendrix, Zeppelin, The Stones, The Who, Sabbath, even though I dont know how neatly they fit into that group, but I have friends who also like this music, and they also like old country blues stuff like: Robert Johnson, Son House those great old recordings and I was wondering if that was a trend with other people too.

Old country/blues goes very well the bands that you like. Most of them were blues and country based.

All those bands are very blues based.

[QUOTE=Lunch]All those bands are very blues based.[/QUOTE]

black sabbath isn't very blues based. Just a little.


The Rolling Stones had some country-ish songs as well.

[QUOTE=RNR]The Rolling Stones had some country-ish songs as well.[/QUOTE]

They started out very blues/R&B influenced.

Yea they were extremely blues influenced, like the other British Invasion guys.

My favorite Stones cd, Let It Bleed, is very country-fied though. That's why I love it.

EDIT: Before they were Sabbath, the guys were in a blues band (I forget the name right now). They kept a lot of their blues influences in Sabbath too.

Speaking of blues/r & b influenced British Invasion bands, I heard "House Of The Rising Sun" by The Animals on the radio today. Good song.

np: The Beach Boys - Wouldn't It Be Nice?

The Beach boys make me happy, but too much of them causes headaches. Don't ask me why.

I think the Stones were the ones who sparked the interest in Blues amung the British Invasion bands. I'm pretty sure it was them but I could be wrong.

Bill Wyman (Stones' bass player) released a coffee table book and it's like the history of Blues it gives tons of profiles of different Bluesmen and it's the greatest book about music I've ever seen. It's in my libary I'll try to steal it next year.

[QUOTE=RNR]The Beach boys make me happy, but too much of them causes headaches. Don't ask me why.[/QUOTE]
I don't care for any of the Beach Boys' material. I like Brian Wilson's [I]Smile[/I] alot though.

Smile is great. My mom has it and I listen to it.

That's right, I listen to my mother's cds, whatcha gonna do? Call me names?



please don't :(

bill wymans blues odyssey? i believe ive heard of it before. i think theres a dvd too.

Yea that's what it's called. It's an amazing book.

So......"Sympathy for the Devil".......great song. They went from acting like hippies to talking about how their the devil. :lol:

I was disappointed with Smile.

That Bill Wyman book is a great read.

Yeah, it mentions Clapton :cool:

[QUOTE=magicbus]EDIT: Before they were Sabbath, the guys were in a blues band (I forget the name right now). They kept a lot of their blues influences in Sabbath too.[/QUOTE]

Earth I believe.

And I think Sabbath is a bit blues influenced, moreso earlier on in like Paranoid period then with Dio and stuff.

Long John Baldry passed away today :(

Yeah, and James Doohan died several days ago too (not even classic rock related).

*sniff* Scotty was my favorite character too.

Does anybody have the Grateful Dead s/t?

[QUOTE=JonG]Does anybody have the Grateful Dead s/t?[/QUOTE]

You mean the 1967 one right? I can upload it.

Yeah. My Dead collection in this computer is growing rapidly thanks to you.


:)

My Dead collection isn't so much a collection than just their two highest rated albums but hippy posers.