[QUOTE=robo2448]I wish I had a car. I can't afford one and my parents won't buy me one, so I'm trying to persuade them to trade the minivan in for a cool car. I don't want to be stuck in a minivan. I live in a town where most of the population is disgustingly rich. I mean, kids my age get cars as soon as they pass there road test. New, nice cars too. One kid just got a brand new Mercedes SUV.

Stupid filthy rich kids.[/QUOTE]


That sounds like here. The 3rd rank best prep-school in the country is down the road, and they are always like "My daddy got me a Miata for my birthday" which elicits the response "ugh, that cheap basterd, can't even shell out enough for a Porche Carrera!"
They also have this misconception that all of the Public School girls are easy. And did I mention they all (every single one) listen to DMB and OAR

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]I have a '95 Volvo that my Dad (a Subaru dealer) decided would be cheap enough to give me until I can buy my own (we needed a new plate on one for me to learn on because you can't drive a dealer plate until you are 21 :upset: )[/QUOTE]
you win. i have 93 buick lesabre. and i dontt have collision on it. so when i rear ended an older jeep grand cherokee and took out my right headlight, i had to hammer the hood out and epoxy that s[SIZE=2]h[/SIZE]it back in there.

so i hear youre easy. :naughty:

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]you win. i have 93 buick lesabre. and i dontt have collision on it. so when i rear ended an older jeep grand cherokee and took out my right headlight, i had to hammer the hood out and epoxy that s[SIZE=2]h[/SIZE]it back in there.

so i hear youre easy. :naughty:[/QUOTE]


:shakes fist:
It's not easy being easy...


My sister just got the Forrest Gump soundtrack... pretty comprehensive

[QUOTE]He comes around every once in a while. I'm not even really sure who a lot of people are anymore who post here, because of all the name changes. B0nz0 shows up about as often as Disconnection Notice and Slowhand (unless they had name changes and I don't notice them).[/QUOTE]
DN got his name changed to Illmatic. He got it changed quite awhile ago too. Slowhand just never comes on.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]That sounds like here. The 3rd rank best prep-school in the country is down the road, and they are always like "My daddy got me a Miata for my birthday" which elicits the response "ugh, that cheap basterd, can't even shell out enough for a Porche Carrera!"
They also have this misconception that all of the Public School girls are easy. And did I mention they all (every single one) listen to DMB and OAR[/QUOTE]

Exactly like where I live. Except that I go to a public school and everyone still listens to DMB and OAR.

[QUOTE=robo2448]Exactly like where I live. Except that I go to a public school and everyone still listens to DMB and OAR.[/QUOTE]

What state?
/raises eyebrow

Summer Reading List for AP English:
Searching For The Sound- Phil Lesh
The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test- Tom Wolfe
On The Road-Jack Kerouac

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]you win. i have 93 buick lesabre. and i dontt have collision on it. so when i rear ended an older jeep grand cherokee and took out my right headlight, i had to hammer the hood out and epoxy that s[SIZE=2]h[/SIZE]it back in there.

so i hear youre easy. :naughty:[/QUOTE]

I could be wrong, but I think that's the first time the :naughty: smiley has been used towards Walrus in this thread.

I decided I'm gonna start taking my driving tests as soon as I turn 16 in November. But if I asked my parents to buy me a car as soon as I got my drivers license.... :lol:

np: Dylan - All Along The Watchtower

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]What state?
/raises eyebrow

Summer Reading List for AP English:
Searching For The Sound- Phil Lesh
The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test- Tom Wolfe
On The Road-Jack Kerouac[/QUOTE]
I've read On the Road and The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, both very good. I'm currently reading Searching for the Sound.

[url]http://images.amazon.com/media/i3d/01/nodirectionhome_slatepre.mov[/url]

This looks awesome.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me][url]http://images.amazon.com/media/i3d/01/nodirectionhome_slatepre.mov[/url]

This looks awesome.[/QUOTE]
:eek: Very nice.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me][url]http://images.amazon.com/media/i3d/01/nodirectionhome_slatepre.mov[/url]

This looks awesome.[/QUOTE]

That's gonna be the greatest thing ever.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me][url]http://images.amazon.com/media/i3d/01/nodirectionhome_slatepre.mov[/url]

This looks awesome.[/QUOTE]
The link won't work for me. Is it the Bob Dylan documentary?

By Martin Scorsese, which alone makes it worth while.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh]I could be wrong, but I think that's the first time the :naughty: smiley has been used towards Walrus in this thread.
[/QUOTE]

I think I remember it happening at least once before

EDIT: That documentary looks wicked

Wow, I need that DVD. It looks amazing. And Walrus, I live in a suburb outside of NYC. How about you?

That documentary looks cool, like 'Moon said, it's Scorcese.

[QUOTE=jpj]I've read On the Road and The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, both very good. I'm currently reading Searching for the Sound.[/QUOTE]

I just got Fight Club from the library today, I'm gonna start reading it today.

[QUOTE=robo2448]Wow, I need that DVD. It looks amazing. And Walrus, I live in a suburb outside of NYC. How about you?[/QUOTE]
Connecticut

On the Road was good.
Fight Club kind of annoyed me at times.
The Electric Kool Aid Acid Test was too random and frequently annoyed me.

(imo)

Towards the end of On the Road I started to get bored. It was like every page was just them at some jazz club, while Dean was telling to the trumpet player to "blow, baby, blow!"

It was still good though.

I just downloaded a live show off of [url]www.dimeadozen.org[/url].

The band is:
Warren Haynes (The Allman Brothers Band): electric guitar
John Popper (Blues Traveler): harmonica
Noel Redding (The Jimi Hendrix Experience): bass, acoustic guitar
Lincoln Schleifer (Warren Haynes Band): bass
Chuck Leavell(Allmans/Aquarium Rescue Unit): piano
Bernie Worrell (Parliament Funkadelic): clavinet, organ
Jaimoe (Allmans): drums
Jerome Brailey (Parliament Funkadelic): drums
Marc Quinones (Allmans): percussion


Set list:
Set I
1. Back at the Chicken Shack (Jimmy Smith cover)
2. Born Under a Bad Sign (Albert King cover) vocals: Warren Haynes
3. Let it Rock (Chuck Berry cover) vocals: Warren Haynes
4. Improv Blues in G, vocals: John Popper
5. She Caught the Katy (Taj Mahal cover) vocals: John Popper
6. Down the Road (Elvis Presley cover) vocals: Noel Redding
7. Mess of the Blues (Elvis Presley cover) vocals: Noel Redding
8. Little Wing (Jimi Hendrix cover) vocals: Warren Haynes
9. Day Tripper (Beatles cover) vocals: Noel Redding (verse 1) Warren Haynes (verse 2) & John Popper (verse 3)

Set II
1. Escaping (John Popper original) vocals: John Popper
2. Hey Joe (Billy Roberts cover) vocals: Warren Haynes
3. Hip Hug-Her (Booker T & the MG's cover)
4. Rock Me Baby (B.B. King cover) vocals: John Popper
5. In the Night(???) vocals: Noel Redding
6. Red House (Jimi Hendrix cover) w/ Dave Tronzo (slide guitar) vocals: Warren Haynes
7. Yonder Wall (Junior Wells cover) vocals: Warren Haynes
8. She Belongs to Me (Bob Dylan cover) vocals: Noel Redding
9. Not Fade Away (Buddy Holly cover) vocals: Noel Redding

Set III
1. That's Heaven to Me (Eddie Cochran cover) vocals: Noel Redding
2. Just Before the Bullets Fly (Warren Haynes original) vocals: Warren Haynes
3. Been Lovin' You too Long (Otis Redding cover) vocals: Warren Haynes
4. Spanish Moon (Little Feat cover) w/ Trey Anastasio (from Phish) on lead guitar. vocals: Warren Haynes and Trey Anastasio
5. All Along the Watchtower (Bob Dylan cover) w/ the Dave Matthews Band and Trey Anastasio. Vocals: Dave Matthews and John Popper

Encore:
6. Gloria (Van Morrison cover, also includes a tease from 'Thank you for Letting Me Be Myself by Sly and the Family Stone) w/ Trey Anastasio, and Mike Gordon (from Phish) on bass. vocals: John Popper

This is amazing.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Connecticut[/QUOTE]

Where in CT? Most of the northeast- NY, CT, MA, VT etc. is like that. Every place seems pretty much the same.

CR related question- Who was the bassist for the Yardbirds on Roger the Engineer? Was it Page or someone else? Whoever it is is pretty good.

JPJ, that sounds like the best thing ever.

I've notced a whole **** load of people likeing classic rock also. It's crazy. The only thing that pisses me off is when people claim to be fans of bands like Led Zeppelin when they only name about two or three of their songs. It bothers the **** out of me. I have always liked a lot of classic rock because they are usually instrumentally talented. I really like hearing people play the guitar without just using power chordes the whole **** time.

[QUOTE=Lunch]JPJ, that sounds like the best thing ever.[/QUOTE]
It is awesome. It took all day to download, it's over a gig in size, but well worth it.

[QUOTE]CR related question- Who was the bassist for the Yardbirds on Roger the Engineer? Was it Page or someone else? Whoever it is is pretty good.[/QUOTE]
I'm pretty sure it was Chris Draja. (not sure though)

That Bob Dylan documentary looks amazing can't wait to see it.

Didn't Dreja play rhythm guitar for a while?

But I don't know.

Paul Samwell-Smith was the bassist on Roger the Engineer, but Jimmy Page and JPJ also did some of it.

He did but he ended up playing bass in their psychedelic days.

Edit: Nevermind

Schyma I bought a de-hydrator and my step mom gave me a ginger plant.

JPJ, that show does look like the best thing ever.

You must upload some of it...

Is it a video or a mp3's?