[QUOTE=Woodstock]


PS: Rock not Roll, good to see the real you again.[/QUOTE]

Yeah. A week's banning for posting in a spam thread :o

[QUOTE=Paranoidd]the correct response would have been...

"No, I'm going with YOUR mom"[/QUOTE]

:amaze: That would of been a lie though :(

[QUOTE=badmoon349][SIZE=7]Shut the f[COLOR=White]uc[/COLOR]k up! You can't spell, you are ignorant to music, and you show no respect for probably the 2nd most revolutionary Rock band ever.[/SIZE][/QUOTE]

Big fonts are for angry people :(

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Yeah. A week's banning for posting in a spam thread :o :([/QUOTE]


I only got three days, and I think it was the same thread.

[QUOTE=badmoon349][SIZE=7]Shut the f[COLOR=White]uc[/COLOR]k up! You can't spell, you are ignorant to music, and you show no respect for probably the 2nd most revolutionary Rock band ever.[/SIZE][/QUOTE]
heated words are exchanged on the classic rock forum, tune in next week to see who wins! :lol:

OOOOOOOOOOk..

[QUOTE=beatle eating bat dog]heated words are exchanged on the classic rock forum, tune in next week to see who wins! :lol:[/QUOTE]

That had no point and was completely unnessary. Anyways I just watched the Pink Floyd The Wall for the 3rd time this week.

The Wall rules. It's fun to try to make sense of pink floyd'd oddlyiness.

I also watched this Doors video called dance with fire.......interesting. :smoke:

Well, I just watched The Gov't Mule DVD that comes with [I]The Deepest End[/I].

I highly recommend it :thumb:

I just started listening to Gov't Mule a few weeks ago. I really like them and they do some sweet cover songs.

You bet your as[I]s[/I] they do.

the only one i dont like is Who do You Love cover.

Check out their originals :thumb:

I like Slow Happy Boys, World of Confusion, Mule etc.

[QUOTE=punkskametalman]for anyone looking for a band that comes somewhat close to revitalizing classic rock style, listen to Silvertide.


download I Ain't Comin' Home by them[/QUOTE]

Sorry but they suck ***. They opened for VH. :mad:

[QUOTE=Livewired]I like Slow Happy Boys, World of Confusion, Mule etc.[/QUOTE]

nice :thumb: Do you have any albums?

[QUOTE=thelizardkingcc]I assume thats about me. So really, Im a newb, because i dont unquestionably folllow the propoganda that fools try to fill my haed with? youre a ****ing moron, and i know more about classic rock and rock in gerneal that youe ver will you ****ing homo. the who sucks ***, and anyone who likes TRUE classic rock will acknowledge that the who are probably the most overrated band ever.
the who<zep
the who<floyd
the who< doors
the who< eagles
the who< every abnd who doesnt write BULL**** lrycsi about ufkcing nothing.l
**** you you ****ing faggot you know nothing about me ora bout classic rock.
call me a newba and lets ****ing go ill kill you u ****ing homo faggot.

write more a day on mf.com and i guess that means u mnow more right, you ****ign moron. **** you and the who. faggot.[/QUOTE]

First off, I was refering to the guy above you with the zeppelin icon. SECOND of all, you just said that the who are less than all those bands (learn math fag), third of all, leave the thread kthxbye :thumb:

[QUOTE=badmoon349]nice :thumb: Do you have any albums?[/QUOTE]

*Thinking of buying one* Which one?

I'd say The Deepend: Volume 1.

I'll check it out. I have to go to record store soon because i need Fresh Cream to complete my Cream Collection....... 3 CDs...some Collection

I only have The Very Best, but I quite enjoy it.

Ya they are amazing .Imagine if they stayed together. Don't get me wrong I love Clapton but I thought he should've stayed in Cream and have done more. IMO

Yea that was by far my favorite Clapton band. They're all amazing at their instruments. But his other projects were good too, and I like his solo career too.

[QUOTE=Rock_Rocks]Im going to see alice cooper , a queen imitation band , Jeff Healy , and april wine in october.(there all seperate concerts though).[/QUOTE]
Nice, all those bands put on good conerts (well i've never been to see a queen imitation band). April wine will rock you socks off. They even covered 21st century schizoid man (very well too). :eek:

P.S I've got you beat too.

^ I can only say I've seen one of those bands...... April Wine Who was very good.

OH that reminds me. Seeing The Surrogate Band, Pink FLoyd tribute band, this friday.

[url]www.thesurrogateband.com[/url]

For a pseudogame, who can guess what song their name comes from?

EDIT: The website gives it away, so guess first :thumb:

[QUOTE=Livewired]^ I can only say I've seen one of those bands...... April Wine Who was very good.[/QUOTE]
Cooper was the fsecond day of rock in the park (or the hawk rocks the park or whatever you want to call it the rock festival in london), and healy played at the blues fest in london, and there was a way to get stage level about five feet away for free, best seats in the house. (I would've bought tickets but it was 18 and over only.)

You live in London?^

[QUOTE=thelizardkingcc]Yeah, uhh sorry about the posts last night, I was in a severe beliggerent drunken rage, but I still dont like Miik or respect his opinions.

Back to The Who however, someone said that Moon was the "original crazy drummer," when it was definitely John Bonham. In Drummer Magazine like 6 months ago they had an article on Bonham, and they directly said that before he started playing hard and heavy, other drummers had attempted it and just sounded like crap, but after he showed drummers how to play hard and skillfully, Moon came along and started the same style, so they said that Moon was the second drummer to do it well. I dont dislike the Who, as I previously indicated in my drunken blathering, but I honestly do think they are extremely overrated. They have their moments, and are a talented band, but they didnt produce enough good music to be considered one of the best.[/QUOTE]
uh no. For starters moon predecesses bonham.

Secondly moon and bonham have very very different styles. Moon enjoyed "surfer music" and it was part of his insparation, he has a very untamed style, he's quite off the wall with his drumming much like he was in life.

Bonham on the other hand was more tame as most drummers are. He was a solid player and a more powerful player. He makes great use of his bass pedal (single) and has become quite known for it. Keith is known for his off the cuff, untamed good fun style, Bonham is known for his harder, more powerful (and much more tamed) style, and for his use of the single bass.

John bonahm was not the original crazy drummer. Keith moon was doing his crazy long before he even heard of bonham.

[QUOTE=Livewired]You live in London?^[/QUOTE]
yep.

[QUOTE=magicbus]

For a pseudogame, who can guess what song their name comes from?

QUOTE]
The Wall. They sounded pretty good :thumb: