/used to play piano, like every asian child.
/forgot everything but pachebel's canon

[QUOTE]and derek trucks is amazing.[/QUOTE]

I'm always much more amazed by Warren Haynes.

I wrote on some college thing that I play Ukulele (soprano and baritone) Trombone, Harmonica, Bass, Guitar and Bagpipes. The bagpipes were a complete lie of course

[QUOTE=Badmoon]I'm always much more amazed by Warren Haynes.[/QUOTE]
i dont know, when i went to see them, i was more impressed with trucks. haynes played great too, but trucks just blew me away.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]I'm always much more amazed by Warren Haynes.[/QUOTE]
Warren Haynes is great. Love his tone, and the way he plays. Also the expressions he makes are great :)

He seems to look like he is crying.

I just heard a version of Purple Haze done by an orchestra :lol:

[QUOTE=Slug]I just heard a version of Purple Haze done by an orchestra :lol:[/QUOTE]

Well, that kinda defeats the purpose of the song.

[QUOTE]Also the expressions he makes are great [/QUOTE]

I can't stand those. Not his particularly, but anyone's. I think it's kind of silly.

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I was telling my friend that I was going to see ABB, and her mom said they were awful. Just terrible. Upon asking her why she answered "they didn't interact with the audience AT ALL."

She also said that Pink Floyd was "not what it was cracked up to be" and The Who" were "OK, but not worth the money" and that she thought the Grateful Dead's shows were "overrated"

/would kill to go to any of those three

EDIT: Speaking of amazing shows I missed, I thought Phil Lesh's description of the Grateful Dead at Woodtock was hilarious. The stage was like a giant ship being blown forward by the wind closer and closer through the mud, and at one point Bob Wier got electrocuted

[QUOTE=Illmatic]You probably do play more than me, but I love playing it.

So also, I'm gonna see the Allman Brothers on Saturday :cool:[/QUOTE]

/joins trend
/shakes fist in jealousy

I might go see Jethro Tull.

[QUOTE]EDIT: Speaking of amazing shows I missed, I thought Phil Lesh's description of the Grateful Dead at Woodtock was hilarious. The stage was like a giant ship being blown forward by the wind closer and closer through the mud, and at one point Bob Wier got electrocuted[/QUOTE]
That's an awesome book. There were many funny parts, some disturbing parts (ie. Pigpen and Janis Joplin gettin' it on...eww), and parts where I almost cried :(

[QUOTE=jpj]That's an awesome book. There were many funny parts, some disturbing parts (ie. Pigpen and Janis Joplin gettin' it on...eww), and parts where I almost cried :([/QUOTE]


I cried when his dad died, and almost when jerry died, but my eyes were irritated, so I made it look like I just put in eyedrops :cool:

/might go to an anti-war protest down the road
/listens to "Fortunate Son"

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]
/listens to "Fortunate Son"[/QUOTE]

Excellent protest song.

/puts on "Masters Of War"

[QUOTE=jpj]That's an awesome book. There were many funny parts, some disturbing parts (ie. Pigpen and Janis Joplin gettin' it on...eww), and parts where I almost cried :([/QUOTE]

!

Eww. That's a bit... eww :(

[QUOTE=RNR]!

Eww. That's a bit... eww :([/QUOTE]

Dirty hippy sex. Ew.

Hehe. I almost typed Dirty Harry :cool:

I heard the new Paul McCartney song today. It's pretty good.

Speaking of old rockers

I heard the stones where coming here, anyone know if its worth it going to thier concert?

[QUOTE=White_heat]Speaking of old rockers

I heard the stones where coming here, anyone know if its worth it going to thier concert?[/QUOTE]


Depends. Some of the tickets are going for rediculous amounts of money, which I would'nt pay

[QUOTE=White_heat]Speaking of old rockers

I heard the stones where coming here, anyone know if its worth it going to thier concert?[/QUOTE]

They're a good live show from what I've heard, IF you can afford it.

np: The Allman Brothers Band - You Don't Love Me. I'm really getting into these guys

Aren't tickets for the Stones like $300? I would never pay that to see them.

Ha, $300 dollars? Only a Rolling Stones nut would pay that much to see them.

I could buy all of their albums for that, probably.

[QUOTE=magicfingers]Ha, $300 dollars? Only a Rolling Stones nut would pay that much to see them.[/QUOTE]


Or rich baby boomers...just like the stones

[QUOTE=RNR]I could buy all of their albums for that, probably.[/QUOTE]

Yea, but why would you?

I would actually buy about 5 of them and then buy some Rush and Bob Dylan. Because I need albums buy them more than the rolling stones...

I was just pointing out that that money would be better spent on other things.

$300?!?!?!!? bull****, Kind of wierd how you could see them for free back when they where actually good.

If I had $300 to spend on CDs... gee this is hard considering that's $300 more than I've ever really had to spend on CDs... I'm not sure what I'd spend it on. Butnot the Rolling stones or tickets to see them.

I'm in a music slump right now. What I mean is that my wanted CD list isn't overflowing, in fact, I don't really have a wanted list right now.

I think Ive spent about $1500 on Cds in the past 2 years..... I spend all my money on that,and guitar stuff.