[QUOTE=JonG][url]http://myspace-857.vo.llnwd.net/00029/75/89/29379857_l.jpg[/url]

That's him?[/QUOTE]
I may be wrong but I think that's Dave Schools..bassist for Panic :confused:

I always liked Gimme Back My Bullets, Swamp Music and The Ballad of Curtis Lowe.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]I may be wrong but I think that's Dave Schools..bassist for Panic :confused:[/QUOTE]
Probably because Badmoon is just this little kid. :p

I was going to say..

16 with a full on beard.

Beast.

I'm addicted to myspace... I know its a shame. Although the only people who use it are girls... I only have like 5 guys on my friends out of 25, not many people use it in my area. They are too cool for it.

I wish I had VH1 or whatever I'm missed/ing the UK Hall of Fame and the US one.

I was addicted to Xanga, but I'm becoming very dissatisfied about it right now. No point to it.

I should prolly get going on building my own myspace site...

[QUOTE]I found Badmoon's myspace.[/QUOTE]

I made an account...and that was basically it.

w00t I was finally able to post my George Harrison article. It's way, way too long but I don't have time to edit it. So I guess none of you will want to waste all night reading it but everyone comment anyways 'cause George is awesome.

[QUOTE]I found Badmoon's myspace.[QUOTE]Looky, it's Badmoon!:D [QUOTE]What a weird *** myspace. :lol:[QUOTE]Probably because Badmoon is just this little kid. :p[/QUOTE][/QUOTE][/QUOTE][/QUOTE]

I use to be respected and feared around these parts.


You guys are dicks.

/quote skillz

I like The Band a lot. I don't find them boring. They write good songs, are great singers (most of them), and Robbie Robertson's guitar playing is fascinating, especially on The Last Waltz.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]I made an account...and that was basically it.[/QUOTE]

That is how far I got too. It was like,"Great, I have a myspace..um...yeah."

I've been too lazy to make a myspace or a Facebook, in spite of all my friends trying to goad me into making one.

I have had a hard time getting into The Band with the exception of a few songs.

Bridge Over Troubled Water has got to be one of the most beautiful songs ever written.

I'm thinking of doing a short Roy Orbison write up.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh]Bridge Over Troubled Water has got to be one of the most beautiful songs ever written.

I'm thinking of doing a short Roy Orbison write up.[/QUOTE]

I was going to do a Roy Orbison write-up eventually:upset:

I thought he was like the only artist I knew a lot about that other people didn't seem to know much about.

[QUOTE=JonG]I was going to say..

16 with a full on beard.

Beast.[/QUOTE]

I had a "full on" beard when I was sixteen....I'm seventeen now and the hairs on the bottom of my chin can be stretched up to touch my nose (although the hairs are really curly so they don't look quite that long). I don't really plan on ever shaving my beard again, it used to be like Jerry Garcia's (really puffy and round), but now I'm going for more of a Jesus Christ type of beard...more long and pointy.

I'd love to see a Roy Orbison write-up....he's probably the most under-recognized/under-appreciated/under-discussed musician possible in these forums.

I like everything I've heard by The Band, but they don't have many songs that actually amaze me. I am fairly on the positive neutral side with them, if you catch what I mean. The Last Waltz is killer though.

'sup deadheads!

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even though there's a dedicated thread, I have to say it here.....

George, as long as I"m alive, you'll never be forgotten. :)

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]I had a "full on" beard when I was sixteen....I'm seventeen now and the hairs on the bottom of my chin can be stretched up to touch my nose (although the hairs are really curly so they don't look quite that long). I don't really plan on ever shaving my beard again, it used to be like Jerry Garcia's (really puffy and round), but now I'm going for more of a Jesus Christ type of beard...more long and pointy.

I'd love to see a Roy Orbison write-up....he's probably the most under-recognized/under-appreciated/under-discussed musician possible in these forums.

I like everything I've heard by The Band, but they don't have many songs that actually amaze me. I am fairly on the positive neutral side with them, if you catch what I mean. The Last Waltz is killer though.[/QUOTE]

Sounds like you've got quite the greasy beard goin' there brick.:p

EDIT: I finally got some decent downloading software, so someone should recommend me some good Jeff Beck, Grateful Dead, King Crimson, and Emerson, Lake and Palmer songs...:)

[QUOTE=zabbit82]So sad that a few of the members had to leave us...

Call Me The Breeze and Simple Man rock my socks :cool:[/QUOTE]
a few? or all but like, 1 or 2 of the original line up?

the lack of stooges irritates me but at least miles (weird), sabbath, and skynyrd are getting in. blondie aint bad either.

[quote=Badmoon]I use to be respected and feared around these parts.[/quote]
that was before you stopped posting here almost forever.

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]Sounds like you've got quite the greasy beard goin' there brick.:p

EDIT: I finally got some decent downloading software, so someone should recommend me some good Jeff Beck, Grateful Dead, King Crimson, and Emerson, Lake and Palmer songs...:)[/QUOTE]
Grateful Dead - Box of Rain, Friend of the Devil are my two favorites and anything off [I]American Beauty[/I] is great.
King Crimson - 21st Century Schizoid Man (Including Mirrors), Epitaph, The Great Deceiver, Cadence And Cascade are also all great.

I'll let PinkFreud recommend Jeff Beck. :S
ELP :S I'm not a big fan of them.
What'd program you get?

There is a 14 year old Frehsman with a full beard in my Music Thoery class, none of the frehsman girls will talk to him, but the freshman boys regard him as a god

I wish I had Jerry Garcia's dishwasher :upset:

I want his toilet. I'd find some some sort of sick satisfaction in telling all my frineds I can take a dump in the same one Garcia once did.

i'll take it from there jac!

jeff beck recommendations (i dont know which beck you want so i'll just give you a wide variety):

blues/rock:
blues deluxe
all shook up
you shook me
let me love you
shapes of things
i aint superstitious
rice pudding

jazz-fusion:
come dancing
cause weve ended as lovers
scatterbrain
freeway jam
diamond dust
blue wind
led boots
goodbye pork pie hat

others (techno-ish, other bands, etc.):
what mama said
brush with the blues
lady (beck, bogert, and appice)
guitar shop
big block
behind the veil
where were you
nadia
earthquake
loose cannon
trouble man
definitely maybe
glad all over
star cycle
the pump

and that about wraps it up. i would suggest that you get full albums though.

i knew a kid who had a beard in 7th grade. it was ridiculous.

[QUOTE=chopsticks]I love classic rock...it's practically all I listen too...I have always been a classic rock fan...I think mainly because when I was a little girl, I would listen to what my dad was listening to...

I like stuff like...

The Who
The Guess Who
The Doors
Deep Purple
The Eagles
Cream
Creedance Clearwater Revival
Pink Floyd
The Beatles
Bob Dylan
WAR
The Rollingstones

and much more[/QUOTE]

Where's Alice?

Alice Cooper?

[QUOTE=StreetlightRock]'sup deadheads!

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Speaking of which...

Here is the set list from the show last night:

Set 1: [B]Let The Good Times Roll>
Tennessee Jed [/B]
Girl on the Mountain>
Peggy-O (Fennario)
[B]The Weight
Doin' That Rag>
Not Fade Away[/B]

Set 2: [B]Sitting On Top of the World[/B]
*Eagles on the Highway
Big Rriver
He's Gone
Mountains of the Moon>
Terrapin Inspiration>
[B]Turn On Your Lovelight>
Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms>
Turn On Your Lovelight [/B]Encore: Donor Rap/Intros
Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad

*First time played
Bold=my favorites


It could've been better if I wasn't with my fu[SIZE="2"]c[/SIZE]king mom. She started bitchin' and moanin' during the 2nd set and was really starting to piss me off, she was acting like sitting her a[SIZE="2"]s[/SIZE]s on a bench was a chore.

"If this isn't over soon I'm gonna kill myself," she says "All this s[SIZE="2"]h[/SIZE]it sounds the same (Sometime around the long Mountains of the Moon > Terrapin Inspiration jam)." I thought I was gonna have to choke a bitch...


Sorry, I needed to vent my frustrations.

Still sounds awesome though.

Sitting on Top of the World would be amazing.

haha "Choke a Bitch".

Yea, I was singing along to that and The Weight (which was a very nice surprise).

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]Sounds like you've got quite the greasy beard goin' there brick.:p

EDIT: I finally got some decent downloading software, so someone should recommend me some good Jeff Beck, Grateful Dead, King Crimson, and Emerson, Lake and Palmer songs...:)[/QUOTE]

Since nobody mentioned some ELP songs, heres some:

Karn Evil 9 (get the whole thing if you can)
Toccata
Fanfare For the Common Man
Lucky Man

Last night's concert got me in the mood for some Grateful Dead so I went on like a mini-Dead binge and rediscovered some great songs like Doin' That Rag and Born Cross-Eyed. I had forgotten how much I liked Aoxomoxoa and Anthem of the Sun.