One thing I am thankful for about this thread: You guys completely changed my opinion on Neil Young :) The guy is fantastic

[QUOTE=Illmatic]One thing I am thankful for about this thread: You guys completely changed my opinion on Neil Young :) The guy is fantastic[/QUOTE]

Yeah I listened to Everybody Knows This is Nowhere about an hour ago....I think that's my favourite album of his.

I like his both his solo work and with Crosby, Stills and Nash, terrific songwriter. I was listening to the album "Comes A Time" not so long ago, its a solid record though one of my favourite of his songs would have to be Ohio, nice track that.

I like Neil Young, and definitely like his work in CSNY. I'm not as big a fan of Crosby Stills and Nash without Young though. It's good, but what I've heard of it doesn't strike me as amazing.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]One thing I am thankful for about this thread: You guys completely changed my opinion on Neil Young :) The guy is fantastic[/QUOTE]
Just one thing?!?! :angry:

:p

I have taken the impossible, I have over thrown the gods, I have claimed the flag pole at the top of K-2, I am KING!!!! I'm just excited I have that new Jeff Beck bootleg which was HHHHUUUGGGEEE it took me soooo long to download it failed 3 times too. I'm listining to it right now and I await an opinion on it. :D

NP: Manic Depression (live) - Jeff Beck

You should upload it. I'll have your babies if you upload it. I love Jeff Beck.

Jeff Beck - 7-9-05 Osaka, Japan
hxxp://s9.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=165RJ1M1WORK50YMLM1SODORWE

Jeff Beck - Boston 5-3-75 Bootleg
hxxp://s42.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2VCCPLF6X3OZ63GWUEGMLF8L6P

They should be active but if there are active they won't stick around long. :)

[QUOTE=Mister Blue Sky]:rolleyes:

I'm serious though, don't about half the noobs in this thread come in and say
[QUOTE]Yea, CR is kewl, especially to do weed too :smoke:[/QUOTE]
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I was actully high when I wrote that too. :lol:

Maybe because Pink Floyd happens to belong to this classification of highly diverse music. :)

Random: A few days ago my BCIS teacher let us play [I]Hot Rats[/I] (because she's into nstrumental Jazz) and it's probablly the first time a teacher has ever played a Frank Zappa album to a class room. I'm glad I could be a part of it. :)

Nah, I had a teacher who played [i]Hot Rats[/i] too, actually. It was the first time I heard Zappa.

It was in a music class though, not like in the middle of physics or anything,

[QUOTE=Lunch]My dad's good friend went out drinking with the Who after one of their shows in New Jersey.[/QUOTE]

My dad, while in college, saw a ballet version of Tommy.

/internet

[QUOTE=Schyma]Just one thing?!?! :angry:

:p

I have taken the impossible, I have over thrown the gods, I have claimed the flag pole at the top of K-2, I am KING!!!! I'm just excited I have that new Jeff Beck bootleg which was HHHHUUUGGGEEE it took me soooo long to download it failed 3 times too. I'm listining to it right now and I await an opinion on it. :D

NP: Manic Depression (live) - Jeff Beck[/QUOTE]
im excited for you. its really one of the best displays of why hes the greatest guitarist ever.

[QUOTE=Schyma]I was actully high when I wrote that too. :lol:

Maybe because Pink Floyd happens to belong to this classification of highly diverse music. :)

Random: A few days ago my BCIS teacher let us play [I]Hot Rats[/I] (because she's into nstrumental Jazz) and it's probablly the first time a teacher has ever played a Frank Zappa album to a class room. I'm glad I could be a part of it. :)[/QUOTE]

I love that album. It's a great album to use as an intro to Zappa , too.

its fairly accessible, not too weird, and shows off his bands awesome technical talent.

It also shows Frank's skill on the guitar. A lot of people don't know how good of a player he was.

It was his first solo project that prooved Zappa wasn't just a freak with a freakish band to match. It showed his skills as a composer rather than his off color lyrics just a really great album here. :)

NP: Willie the Pimp - Frank Zappa

Wasn't he listed as like 70 something in Rolling Stones greatest guitarists list?

My dad and I were laughing at how bad the list was.

the fact that joan jett was on it at all completely discredited it. haha.

Kurt Cobain was like in the top 10. :lol:

Was Jeff Beck on it? What was he?

Kurt Cobain? :lol:

He said himself he was sloppy :lol:

np: Beach Boys - Good Vibrations

[url]http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/_/id/5937559[/url]

The list is a joke. Beck was like 14, but Gilmour 82 :angry:

wtf :angry: :angry:

Come on, Ramone, Cobain, and White in the top 20? I suppose they wanted a diverse group of musicians, influential, too, but come on.......

Jack White before Tom Morello and Mark Knopfler?

Roflmao.

Jack White is a good guitarist, but he should have been WAY down the list.

The cover to that issue is a poster on my wall :)

Kurt Cobain better than Jeff Beck??!?!?!? :lol:

This list was written by a retard. WTF? :lol:

If I had to point out everything wrong with that list It'd take forever. :lol:

[QUOTE=Slug]Jack White is a good guitarist, but he should have been WAY down the list.[/QUOTE]

He certainly has some talent, but he and Gilmour should have switched places. Neil Young was way down with Gilmour too, terrible list.

[QUOTE=robo2448]He certainly has some talent, but he and Gilmour should have switched places. Neil Young was way down with Gilmour too, terrible list.[/QUOTE]

I guess they can't please everybody.

[QUOTE=thunderzstruck]The cover to that issue is a poster on my wall :)[/QUOTE]

I think I have that poster too, as long as it's the Hendrix one. The list sucks, but Hendrix rules, so I figured I could still use the poster.

At least Duane Allman was in the top 5.

The makers of that list weren't prog fans.
Howe at 69, Lifeson not even on the list, Gilmour at 82.