archive jam?

my ipods broken numerous times and fixed itself. it's now working better than ever.

edit: you havent lived until you've been to a six kegger like i did last night. it actually sucked. got broken up pretty quickly and since one of my friends has a warrant out for his arrest, we had to leave.

Yeah, it's on the bonus feature. Archive Jam isn't the proper name but it's after the show is done just random people jamming. It's mostly Neil Young, Ringo Starr, Levon Helm, Garth Hudson, Ronnie Wood, Dr. John, Paul Butterfield and this random bassist. Clapton's there for a bit until he gives his guitar to Wood and than later Stephen Stills comes in.

Pretty cool.

[QUOTE=robo2448]I watched Blues Brothers last night. I have the extended edition which was only like 8 minutes longer but awesome. The features are great too. And JonG, they mentioned Magic Sam right before they performed Sweet Home Chicago.

np- Magic Sam- Sweet Home Chicago

My ipod's completely broken. I've been trying to fix it all day.[/QUOTE]
That's an awesome movie. We were jamming around with peter gunn at my band practice last night.

Ya, my discman is messed up, it's pissing me off.

[QUOTE]I just watched the Last Waltz in it's entirety, even the archive jam. I love that movie so much.[/QUOTE]

I've never actually seen it. I've got the Cd's though.

[QUOTE=WelcomeToTheMachine]Whats wrong with it?[/QUOTE]

Well now it least it's functioning, but all the music is gone:(

It'll take a while to update.

West Side Soul is one of the best blues albums ever.

Not kidding.

[QUOTE=JonG]West Side Soul is one of the best blues albums ever.

Not kidding.[/QUOTE]

Yeah I love it. I hadn't even heard of Magic Sam until you uploaded it. Great album though.

[QUOTE=JonG]Yeah. I've had a Dead dream. I was playing onstage with them, and looked over at Jerry and he was smiling. I can't remember when it ended.

Last night I watched Jackie Brown and Kiss The Girls. They were pretty good. Jackie Brown was better then I suspected.[/QUOTE]
I still think mine is better because it had a midget with a broom :p

I've heard Jackie Brown was one of Tarantino's few "meh" films

/is posting like 6 1/2 hours after typing post

It was good. Not as good as Reservoir or Pulp, but good none-the-less.

I freed up some space, and am scanning for viruses.

/rejoices

What album should I get next?

I have run out if ideas. :(

Gorging myself on tangerines while aimlessly searching eBay for random vinyls and letting my weekend flow out like endless rain into a paper cup.

/rejoices

[QUOTE=Livewired]What album should I get next?

I have run out if ideas. :([/QUOTE]

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of The Moon

[QUOTE=Hotwired]What album should I get next?

I have run out if ideas. [/QUOTE]
led zepplen - psycical graffti its got cashmires

By the way, AIM chatroom, now.

[QUOTE=Livewired]What album should I get next?

I have run out if ideas. :([/QUOTE]

Aerosmith's "Rocks." Van Halen's "For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge." Zeppelin's "Presence." Oasis's "(Whats the Story) Morning Glory."...

Just some ideas. I've been listening to those alot recently.

Hmmm my dad has those on viynl except the Oasis.

I just cleaned my terrapin station.

'wired.

Toots and the Maytals - Funky Kingston/In The Dark
Culture - Two Sevens Clash
Elvin Bishop - Raisin' Hell

Oh yeah, Wilco is coming on March 22nd. I want to go. I wonder who will go with me.

:)

Ahh.... so we're talking vinyl here...

/add one. Exile On Main Street by The Rolling Stones

Still, I recommend you get the Oasis CD. Flippin amazing...

I might, I'm downloading a Dead Meadow abum now. I heard some of the stuff by these guys in last.fm and really liked it.

Dead Meadow... I should go check them out.

/pandora.com

CLoser to Home by Grand Funk

Get The Queen Is Dead by The Smiths.

Already tried the Smiths, don't like 'em. :(

[QUOTE=magicbus]I really like Syd's vocals on that album, although I don't remember how they sound on "Dark Globe".

I think my favorite songs on there are "Octopus", "Golden Hair", and "Terrapin".

EDIT: Yea, I can hear "The Wall"-ish vocals when he says "wouldn't you miss me at all". That's cool.[/QUOTE]


Those are my favorites too. Such a good album if you're in the right mood

[QUOTE=Livewired]Already tried the Smiths, don't like 'em. :([/QUOTE]
Neither do I.

Me and my friend have the greatest conversations.


BigTrav415: so, how did the arranged hits work out?
maul451: what arranged hits?
BigTrav415: dont play dumb
BigTrav415: the white knight taking care of *ahem* business
maul451: what, u been readin alice in wonderland or something?
BigTrav415: the irony is melting my face off
maul451: irony
BigTrav415: yes
BigTrav415: time and a word
BigTrav415: a midget with a broom guards bob weir's mansion at night
BigTrav415: so don't try to steal his munchies
maul451: but if u travel with elephants, the pack will guard its own
BigTrav415: words are flowing out like endless rain into a paper cup
BigTrav415: they slither wildly as they slip away across the universe
maul451: snakes can only circle, when the house is made from clay
BigTrav415: i am a man of constant sorrow
maul451: because the house is made of clay?
BigTrav415: i've seen troubles all my days
maul451: did you pay the piper, or did you tap the tune?
BigTrav415: whoa-oh, what i want to know, how does the song go?
maul451: scratch the lyrics before you take the chance of stage
BigTrav415: it's the same story the crow told me, it's the only one he know
BigTrav415: like the morning sun you come, and like the wind you go
maul451: flight in the stars sang the goddess above
maul451: where will you wander?
BigTrav415: through shadows, to the edge of night
BigTrav415: until the stars are all aligned
maul451: in deep or in darkness, still I am there
maul451: will you kindle the nova, or kill the starlight?
BigTrav415: cloudless everyday you fall upon my waking eyes
BigTrav415: inviting and inciting me to rise
BigTrav415: and through the window in the wall come streaming in on sunlight wings
BigTrav415: a million bright ambassadors of morning
maul451: the son of dawn did fall
maul451: where have we drifted?
BigTrav415: Oh Lucifer, Son of Morning!
maul451: was venus out the order, when the planets were aligned?
BigTrav415: what in the world ever became of sweet jane?
BigTrav415: she lost her sparkle, you know she isn't the same
BigTrav415: livin' on reds, vitamin c, and cocaine
BigTrav415: all a friend can say is "ain't it a shame"

That's not even close to the strangest either.

Am I the only one here who thinks spaming is getting really out of control around here? We all spam to a certain degree but lately it's been getting really out of hand to the point where it's getting hard to post in here. I'm not going to list any names or anything but I think we all should start watching the spam.

How about we get a good topic going strong? What's everyone's favorite Bluegrass/Country/Country Rock album?

/me stops my temporary spamfest

Hmm... I don't have a favorite actual album, I just like certain songs. I don't really even have a favorite artist, except maybe Earl Scruggs, just because he's a banjo god.

Really, I'm sorry I've been spamming, it just seems like [i]no one[/i] is posting in here tonight compared to other nights, when it is usually so lively in here, plus the rest of the forums is blowing right now, and I guess I'm just bored :-/

If some people would come to the classicrock chatroom, I'd have someone to talk to :)

Haha, you the only one there?

My favourite country album, probably Unchained by Johnny Cash.

[QUOTE=Livewired]Haha, you the only one there?[/QUOTE]
...no...well...:upset:

I need a social life, or at least something to do.

Johnny Cash is the man by the way. And does anyone else think Jerry Lee Lewis is pretty awesome? He was amazing on piano. I feel so bad that his career plunged when his marriage got out. She might have been young, but it wasn't like he was 40. Plus she wasn't even related to him that closely, it was like his second cousin, twice removed. They were related by marriage or something. I guess I just hate that he made such great music but he got pwned because he loved the girl he married and stayed with her.

I just downloaded the Soundtrack to [I]Dead Man[/I] by Neil Young. It's ambient music haha. It sound effects with some random clips of the movie and the odd guitar note with delay. It's awesome though.

EDIT-in one song Jonny Depp reads part of the Doors of Perception by William Blake

[QUOTE=Schyma]
How about we get a good topic going strong? What's everyone's favorite Bluegrass/Country/Country Rock album?[/QUOTE]

Led Zeppelin 3

[QUOTE=Livewired]

EDIT-in one song Jonny Depp reads part of the Doors of Perception by William Blake[/QUOTE]

Um...didn't Aldous Huxley write that?

[QUOTE=Krabsworth]Led Zeppelin 3



Um...didn't Aldous Huxley write that?[/QUOTE]
Yeah he did. whoops.

He still nevermind I got it mixed up. I think Johnny Depp is William Blake in this movie.

[QUOTE=Schyma]Am I the only one here who thinks spaming is getting really out of control around here? We all spam to a certain degree but lately it's been getting really out of hand to the point where it's getting hard to post in here. I'm not going to list any names or anything but I think we all should start watching the spam.

How about we get a good topic going strong? What's everyone's favorite Bluegrass/Country/Country Rock album?[/QUOTE]
Bluegrass - YMSB - Mountain Tracks Vol.3
Country - Johnny Cash - Live at Folsom Prison
Country Rock - Workingman's Dead, NRPS s/t

[QUOTE=JonG]
Country - Johnny Cash - Live at Folsom Prison
[/QUOTE]

*boner*. That's such a great album.

[QUOTE=RNR]*boner*. That's such a great album.[/QUOTE]

Yep, got it for Christmas, it's incredible.

Oh, don't bother with Oasis, just buy yourself another Beatles album.
Bluegrass - Alison Krauss - Now That I've Found You
Country - Brooks and Dunn - Waitin' on Sundown
Country Rock - Er, Exile on Main St., Let it Bleed ?

I don't really listen to old country, only new country so sorry Willie, Hank and Johnny. Plus I don't really like Johnny Cash that much any way. Ya, I know I'm <insert whatever here>.

[QUOTE=Jacaranda]Oh, don't bother with Oasis, just buy yourself another Beatles album.
Bluegrass - Alison Krauss - Now That I've Found You
Country - Brooks and Dunn - Waitin' on Sundown
Country Rock - Er, Exile on Main St., Let it Bleed ?

I don't really listen to old country, only new country so sorry Willie, Hank and Johnny. Plus I don't really like Johnny Cash that much any way. Ya, I know I'm <whatever>.[/QUOTE]

Hank isn't that good.

My favorite blue grass group is a local act called the Piper Road Spring Band, they are good.

[QUOTE=Krabsworth]Hank isn't that good.[/QUOTE]
I'd take him over Cash. I don't really like Cash at all sept for about 5 songs. Willie beats them both hardcore.

[QUOTE=Jacaranda]
Country - Brooks and Dunn - Waitin' on Sundown
[/QUOTE]
*shudders*

[SIZE="1"]Terrible.[/SIZE]

[QUOTE=Jacaranda]I'd take him over Cash. I don't really like Cash at all sept for about 5 songs. Willie beats them both hardcore.[/QUOTE]

What is that one song with Willie Nelson and Johnny Cash and some other guys where they talk about likes sailors and stuff that died.

[QUOTE=JonG]*shudders*

[SIZE="1"]Terrible.[/SIZE][/QUOTE]
I live in Montana, its in my nature to like country music.

[QUOTE]What is that one song with Willie Nelson and Johnny Cash and some other guys where they talk about likes sailors and stuff that died.[/QUOTE]
No clue I couldn't even tell you the names of my Willie Nelson albums. I don't think I can name many (if any) of his songs either. I just don't pay attention to country album names or song names, but I could probably sing almost all his songs!