My sister saw him at Bonaroo in..2002? She said he had a pretty difficult time singing, but that was before that whole surgery...don't know if that did anything to him now.

[QUOTE=JonG]My sister saw him at Bonaroo in..2002? She said he had a pretty difficult time singing, but that was before that whole surgery...don't know if that did anything to him now.[/QUOTE]

He was fine in '03. Aged, but fine

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]He was fine in '03. Aged, but fine[/QUOTE]

He sounded pretty good on those hurricane relief concerts. Is his album coming out this week?

Tomorrow. Just googled it.

NP : Here Comes The Moon

[QUOTE=JonG]Tomorrow. Just googled it.

NP : Here Comes The Moon[/QUOTE]

Wow, I had no idea!
man, it sucks ot having a record store nearby

Hmm, some sites say different. Some say tomorrow, some say next Tuesday, some say Oct. 4.

Just went to bestbuy.com and it said Sept. 27, I'll go with that.

So I got two new CD's:
Jethro Tull - Benefit
The Doors - The Soft Parade
Any one want?

What does everyone think of The Animals? I learned "House Of The Rising Sun" for guitar class about two years ago and remembered that song was pretty darn cool.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh]What does everyone think of The Animals? I learned "House Of The Rising Sun" for guitar class about two years ago and remembered that song was pretty darn cool.[/QUOTE]

They're pretty cool.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh]What does everyone think of The Animals? I learned "House Of The Rising Sun" for guitar class about two years ago and remembered that song was pretty darn cool.[/QUOTE]
I <3 Eric Burdon, they've been one of my favorite bands for about 2 years now.

NP: Led Zeppelin - Battle of Evermore! (Sweet, Lord of the Rings.)

[QUOTE]Is it a big one? It would suck if the city where a lot of the evacuees from New Orleans are got hit bad.[/QUOTE]A storm's on the brew! I don't care this place needs rain for shrooms even if it's a hurricane! Poor evacuees there's like 80 new students at my school I wounder where they're going to go. My mom just bought like 100 bottles of water so if it comes to us we're apprently going to ride it out. Kinda worrys me because they're saying this one could be big. :-/

Rush's vocals suck balls.

"Hummingbird" is my favorite Wilco song and I would have [I]loved[/I] to see them live.

The few relatives that I have in New Orleans (and there are only like, three) have just given up and decided to stay in Chicago :-\

I dislike most Prog. I can't stand Yes, Rush, Camel or any prog band besides the Floyd for that matter. Maybe I'm not going in depth enough. :-/

[I]Electric Ladyland[/I] is [I]amazing[/I] never really realized how awsome it really was until today. The guitar is sooo amazing on this album it's incredible. He turns Dylan's color blind "All Along the Watchtower" and turns it into a kaleidoscope(sp?) of vivid colors I can't describe, he plays the wah wah as if it were an instrument all to itself and the 2 long peices are simply amazing! This is easily his most creative album too and when people talk about how visionary of a guitarist he was they were thinking of this album the most. Simply incredible!

yeah, electric ladyland is what hendrix fans usually point out as his high mark, and an indication of the potential he had, and the direction he would have gone with had he lived. i love it.

and for people who say that he wasnt technically skilled, make them listen to "come on (part 2)". jaw dropping playing.

As someone who prefers Band Of Gypsies ( :eek: ), I still have to say I am a very big fan of Electric Ladyland.

There is also some stuff on Electric Ladyland ("Rainy Day, Dream Away", "Still Raining, Still Dreamin", "(Have You Ever Been To) Electric Ladyland") that shows that he was trying to branch off from rock

right! and band of gypsies showed him going towards a more soul/r&b sound.

[QUOTE=Schyma]

Rush's vocals suck balls.

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I like Geddy Lee's vocals. Obviously not the greatest singer by any stretch, but I think his voice blends well with Rush's, usually, bass driven sound.

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]right! and band of gypsies showed him going towards a more soul/r&b sound.[/QUOTE]

Exactly. It's a bit of a cliche, but I really would want to see where he would go with the RnB/soul/jazz fusion thing.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]Exactly. It's a bit of a cliche, but I really would want to see where he would go with the RnB/soul/jazz fusion thing.[/QUOTE]

Unfortunately we will never know :upset:. I was listening to my local CR station the other day, and one of the DJ's was interviewing one of the members of the Animals who apparently was really good friends with Hendrix. It was really interesting hearing about Hendrix's last days. I didn't want to leave, and consiquently, was almost late for work.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]Exactly. It's a bit of a cliche, but I really would want to see where he would go with the RnB/soul/jazz fusion thing.[/QUOTE]
me too. i think he wouldve progressed kind of like jeff beck. constantly updating his sound and moving with the times. he was a hip cat.

edit: the bassist for the animals, chas chandler, was hendrix's manager early on. that might have been who it was.

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]me too. i think he wouldve progressed kind of like jeff beck. constantly updating his sound and moving with the times. he was a hip cat.

edit: the bassist for the animals, chas chandler, was hendrix's manager early on. that might have been who it was.[/QUOTE]

That could've been it...who were the other members of the Animals. If you list his name I'll probably remember who it was.

Oh man, it was Eric Burdon! If I had scrolled up to see Jacaranda's post a while ago it would've saved a lot of time. And speaking of old posts, I really hope Neil's new album actually comes out tomorrow.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh]What does everyone think of The Animals? I learned "House Of The Rising Sun" for guitar class about two years ago and remembered that song was pretty darn cool.[/QUOTE]

Yeah I like the Animals sound, one of the pivotal british invasion bands of the mid 60's. I read Eric Burdon's biography, a very interesting read. He was in a large array of groups as you probably know including the funk-esque outfit Eric Burdon & War which he formed whilst in California. I'm interested to hear their sound but am yet to get a hold of any of their music, does anyone have any Eric Burdon & War albums?

I've only heard [I]Spill the Wine[/I] which is a great song so I suppose I should listen to a whole album. Off to Slsk!

[QUOTE=Schyma]A storm's on the brew! I don't care this place needs rain for shrooms even if it's a hurricane! Poor evacuees there's like 80 new students at my school I wounder where they're going to go. My mom just bought like 100 bottles of water so if it comes to us we're apprently going to ride it out. Kinda worrys me because they're saying this one could be big. :-/

Rush's vocals suck balls.

"Hummingbird" is my favorite Wilco song and I would have [I]loved[/I] to see them live.[/QUOTE]

If Houston get Hurricane'd, make sure you e-mail us sometime so we know you're not dead :p

[QUOTE=Jacaranda]I've only heard [I]Spill the Wine[/I] which is a great song so I suppose I should listen to a whole album. Off to Slsk![/QUOTE]
you should use i was a kaleidoscopes ysi thread on his forums.

[url]http://blistogames.com/nougat/Forums/index.php[/url]

its in entertainment, you have to register to see it.

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]you should use i was a kaleidoscopes ysi thread on his forums.

[url]http://blistogames.com/nougat/Forums/index.php[/url]

its in entertainment, you have to register to see it.[/QUOTE]

Thanks for the tip

My name is Mojo Filter

I think I should do a FA on the Tragically Hip. What does everyone think of them?

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]I think I should do a FA on the Tragically Hip. What does everyone think of them?[/QUOTE]

I'm not really familiar with them, what kind of music did they play?

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]I think I should do a FA on the Tragically Hip. What does everyone think of them?[/QUOTE]

I don't know much about them at all, and if you did an FA on them, I would learn more about them