[QUOTE=badmoon349]I've noticed kids only liking popular and well known Classic Rock bands, like Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, ect...

They missout on some of the greatest lesser known Classic rock bands. Like The Byrds, or Buffalo Springfield, Big Brother and Holding Company, The Velvet Underground, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, Van Morrison, ect. Most of those bands were pretty big in their day, but the kids these days aren't looking for those bands. Usually, they are looking for the heavier, or louder types, but that's only the kids I know.[/QUOTE]
ya big brother and the holding co. kick as, so does the velvet undergorund and the byrds.. but what about iron butterfly, abnd santana no1s mentioned them, and blind faith, and all the classic punk rock, and yes, and the jim hiendrix none of theose bands were metioned yet or quicksilver messenger service the alan parsons project, deep purple, alice cooper, and if ne1 says ac dc ill shoot them cus they suck i used to like them.. i was a lsoer

[url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v103/badmoon349/Pics/sg.jpg[/url]

^Pete Towshend (The Who)


Sadly enough, that's the only good one I found that goes down to 70x70 well :(

It's hard to find a good pic of the Who.

I just want opinions, do you like this avatar more than the Hendrix one?

[QUOTE=natereiber]ya big brother and the holding co. kick as, so does the velvet undergorund and the byrds.. but what about iron butterfly, abnd santana no1s mentioned them, and blind faith, and all the classic punk rock, and yes, and the jim hiendrix none of theose bands were metioned yet or quicksilver messenger service the alan parsons project, deep purple, alice cooper, and if ne1 says ac dc ill shoot them cus they suck i used to like them.. i was a lsoer[/QUOTE]

I don't care for Iron Butterfly, and Blind Faith doesn't have enough material.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]It's hard to find a good pic of the Who.

I just want opinions, do you like this avatar more than the Hendrix one?[/QUOTE]

Keep the one you have.

10 more posts^

I like it, kinda artsy fartsy

I wish my post count was lower.

Why is that?

dude thats happening to me. I was the only classic rock lover in my school for ever, also all boy high school. I have been listening to classic rock since i could listen! haha My dad blaring whatever he could. They alwys used to make fun of me for liking that music, and now they all like it. Its kidn of annoying cus its those posers that are like o yea Zeppelin rocks, and they only know a few songs. But o well its good that i have peopel to talk to music with now besides my dad and you guys

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Why is that?[/QUOTE]

Well, on this username I have not been here that long. So, people think I spam a lot, of post way too much. It just annoys me.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]Well, on this username I have not been here that long. So, people think I spam a lot, of post way too much. It just annoys me.[/QUOTE]

As long as there are stupid people joining this site, you'll be just fine.

[url]http://photobucket.com/albums/v200/rockshowguy56/[/url]

I have some avatars there, already resized if you wanna use one. Just try not to pick the same one I have now :thumb:

Also in regards to the Zeppelin dvd, I like the first concert the best, I forget which one it is.

Its the 1969 one???? Royal Albert Hall?? yeah i think thats it.

I liked the end one just because it had a wonderful version of Achilles Last Stand on it... (My favorite song)

Edit: People said there was a version of Heartbreaker on Royal Albert Hall concert...i can't find it :confused: Help?

[QUOTE=magicbus][url]http://photobucket.com/albums/v200/rockshowguy56/[/url]

I have some avatars there, already resized if you wanna use one. Just try not to pick the same one I have now :thumb:

Also in regards to the Zeppelin dvd, I like the first concert the best, I forget which one it is.[/QUOTE]

Thanks, but I'll keep this one for now.

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]Its the 1969 one???? Royal Albert Hall?? yeah i think thats it.

I liked the end one just because it had a wonderful version of Achilles Last Stand on it... (My favorite song)

Edit: People said there was a version of Heartbreaker on Royal Albert Hall concert...i can't find it :confused: Help?[/QUOTE]
john bonham is amazing in moby dick

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]Its the 1969 one???? Royal Albert Hall?? yeah i think thats it.

I liked the end one just because it had a wonderful version of Achilles Last Stand on it... (My favorite song)

Edit: People said there was a version of Heartbreaker on Royal Albert Hall concert...i can't find it :confused: Help?[/QUOTE]

In my opinon their first album, which was basicly all of their material at the time. Was their best. More folk and blues, less hard rock.

[QUOTE=rock not the roll]In my opinon their first album, which was basicly all of their material at the time. Was their best. More folk and blues, less hard rock.[/QUOTE]

True. I didn't like Madison Square Garden that much..

I just bought some CDs. Best of the Steve Miller Band for 10$ and Best of Deep Purple for 7$, and Kanye West. We don't really talk about Steve Miller. Lets do it.

I like The Joker. Catchy as hell.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]And of course there are more hugely popular Classic Rock bands that should be known forever. Like, The Who (My favorite). They make music like no other. Each member was fabulous, all craftman. Or The Grateful Dead, who defined a generation, and started a long line of San Fransico bands. Or Crosby, Stills Nash, and Young. Who in many ways were the American, more talented Beatles. They had it all. For most Classic rock listens, that band is usually over looked, and The Grateful Dead.

I recomend all Classic Rock listeners to listen to these lesser known Classic Rock bands

Buffalo Springfield, The Byrds, The Hollies, Blind Faith, Big Bro and Holding Company, The Mother of Invention, The Lovin' Spoonful, ect. There is just to much to name.[/QUOTE]

Yeah... a lot of people don't know about blind faith... which is a shame, because in my opinion, they were almost as good as the cream... seeing as clapton and baker were in it. i don't know if I would call the lovin' Spoonful classic rock though. Still great anyway. Oh yeah, did you know that John Sebastian played harmonica on a doors album.

Well, in Blind Faith, Clapton did a pretty good job soloing. But I don't think that Ric Grech (the bassist) was that good of a bassist. It would have been better if it was Jack Bruce, but that would be Cream with Steve Winwood on the keyboards, now wouldn't it?

And talking about Winwood, anyone here's a fan of Traffic?

ive been on an Obsessive Styx binge for quite sometime now, anyone else into them much?

^Yeah, they're actually from my old town.


[QUOTE=slowhand]Well, in Blind Faith, Clapton did a pretty good job soloing. But I don't think that Ric Grech (the bassist) was that good of a bassist. It would have been better if it was Jack Bruce, but that would be Cream with Steve Winwood on the keyboards, now wouldn't it?

And talking about Winwood, anyone here's a fan of Traffic?[/QUOTE]

I think he's pretty good.

[QUOTE]i don't know if I would call the lovin' Spoonful classic rock though[/QUOTE]

Well, then you'd be wrong. They are most certainly Folk-Rock during the Classic Rock era.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]^Yeah, they're actually from my old town.




I think he's pretty good.[/QUOTE]

I'm not saying that he's bad, but I preffer Bruce's style much more, and his bass solo in 'Do What You Like' let me down and wanting Bruce there more.

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]I like The Joker. Catchy as hell.[/QUOTE]
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Does anybody have the "Concert for George [Harrison]" CD? If so, do you have MP3s for "Beware of Darkness" and "Isn't it a Pity"?

If you do, could you send them to me? An easy way would be using Eric's new GMAIL sharing thing:
[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=235176[/url]

Thanks

Buy the album!!

You cheap bitch, get out of my thread.


I have George Harrison- Brainwashed. It's really quite good. He's a better players than people think.

^That album kicks arse. "Any Road" > all