That's a pretty funny story, thick. :lol:

My record is a week of toking any chance I had, used a quarter pound in a little more than a week. Good times....although pretty damn pathetic. I also went on 5 trips in 5 days which was pretty damn mind blowing at the time.

I don't like the Byrds but that song's incredible.

I have decided that The Only Living Boy In New York is my new favorite Simon & Garfunkel song.

It's been a few weeks since I've listened to Simon and Garfunkel. I only have their Greatest Hits album on vinyl, it has all my favourite songs by them...but I get bored of listening to the same album every time. I should buy one of their albums, what's a good one?

I thought I had asked this already today, but apparently not (the post must not have went through)....does anyone here prefer Rubber Soul over Revolver? I've been listening to both albums a lot lately, so I'm just curious album everyone's opinions on those albums.

And what's the name of that Byrds song that everyone says is so good?

I used to not care for [I]Rubber Soul [/I]but I recently discovered it in a big way. [I]Rubber Soul [/I]has a few weak songs and[I] Revolver [/I]is flawless.

"Wasn't Born To Follow" is the Country/Psychedelic song by the Byrds we were talking about.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh]I have decided that The Only Living Boy In New York is my new favorite Simon & Garfunkel song.[/QUOTE]

You stole my favorite song:eek:

I agree with you, that's such an amazing and relaxing song. Beautiful singing.

Anyone else think Simon and Garfunkel are great driving music. I wouldn't usually think of them as good driving music, but for some reason I find myself putting them on a lot while I'm in the car. Odd.

I probably like Rubber Soul a little more just because it was the first Beatles album I bought and has special significance. Both are amazing though.

Lately I must say [B]Rubber Soul[/B] has been more appealing, the only thing I don't like is "What Goes On". It's the "YellowSubmarine" of [I]Ruber Soul[/I] for me.

Ironically Ringo sings both. :lol:

What is so damn bad about "Yellow Submarine"? Ringo sings it very nice and has a nice simple guitar part and has some nice effects to it. It just proves how the Beatles could turn a simple song into a good catchy tune. I don't see how anyone could hate such a pleasent tune.

I never said it was so dam[I]n[/I] bad. I jjust don't care for it. Maybe the teachers in public school wrecked it for me.

There's nothing bad about Yellow Submarine but there's nothing really good about it either. I like it, it's a nice pleasant singalong but I can see how people wouldn't care for it. Both albums are nearly perfect.

Speaking of nearly perfect albums, I haven't been able to stop listening to CSNY- Deja Vu since I got it for Christmas. It's unbelievably awesome.

Illmatic always complains about it when [I]Revolver[/I] is brought up so I just thought "Yellow Submarine" is starting to a bad rep. I appologize if I exaggerated a little.

What's everyone's favorite radio station on San Andreas? The Classic Rock one sucks.....Master Sounds is where it's at.

I've only played it once at a friends.

/has N64

CSNY are really wierd with me. Like I like the band I just have a really hard time getting into the songs but I consider myself to be a fan.

I really like the folky feel to Rubber Soul, but overall I think Revolver is near perfect (with the exception of Yellow Submarine).

Speaking of CSNY, today I was organizing my record collection and broke the case for [I]Deja Vu[/I]. I got a new case for it so now it looks brand new.

I spent the better half of the day cleaning my room due to stacks of albums laying everywhere.

[QUOTE=Schyma]CSNY are really wierd with me. Like I like the band I just have a really hard time getting into the songs but I consider myself to be a fan.[/QUOTE]

So since you like the band, but not as much the songs, would you say that you are more of a fan of the solo careers/ other bands of the members? I'm more of a fan of Neil Young than CSNY. It's pretty easy to tell who wrote the songs sometimes too.

No, it's like I like [I]So Far[/I] but I can't listen to it all the way through and yes, I like Neil Young way more than CSNY.

I too, obviously like Neil Young way more than CSNY, but I stil love them.

So the other day, Rage Against the Machine was played on my local classic rock station. Anybody wanna join me in a wtf?

[QUOTE=Schyma]No, it's like I like [I]So Far[/I] but I can't listen to it all the way through and yes, I like Neil Young way more than CSNY.[/QUOTE]

I can rarely ever listen to an album all the way through, unles it's brand new and an absolute classic. I can almost go through [I]Deja Vu[/I] but sometimes the last few bore me. During a car ride although, I find that it's easier to listen to albums more. [I]Great Gig in the Sky [/I]never sounded better than on the way to a Navy football game.

[QUOTE=miik]So the other day, Rage Against the Machine was played on my local classic rock station. Anybody wanna join me in a wtf?[/QUOTE]

Right here man. What the HELL are they doing playing hard rock music from the 90's??

That's all I do is listen to albums all the way through. I think every song on an album needs to be given a chance, not just the ones you think are good.

[QUOTE=Schyma]That's all I do is listen to albums all the way through. I think every song on an album needs to be given a chance, not just the ones you think are good.[/QUOTE]

Agreed. In fact, I find that the unpopular songs are sometimes the best ones. I listened to my new Derek and the Dominoes CD all the way through today, and liked alot of new stuff I never heard.

[QUOTE=miik]So the other day, Rage Against the Machine was played on my local classic rock station. Anybody wanna join me in a wtf?[/QUOTE]

Mine sometimes plays Billy Idol. Wtf indeed.

Though RATM are seriously awesome.

I don't listen much to the radio so I wouldn't know what they played. I like RATM.. Billy Idol too.

Radio over plays everything. Thats all my younger brother listens too, the Top 40 pop radio. Music killers, I swear.

Yeah its not a problem, playing RATM, but on a classic rock station?! I reitterate...wtf.

You don't become a classic rock band once you released and album 25 years ago. Classic rock is and always will be the music that came out of the 60s and 70s.

np: Jeff Buckley- Lover You Should've Come Over

so is it safe to assume that classic rock is a time period, not an age?

It's a genre of music. The 60's and 70's wasn't all classic rock. Dont forget stuff like disco and funk.

I've given this explanation many times but I'll do it again...

Classic Rock is a classification of Rock that took place in the late 60's and early 70's. It is not a genre but rather a [B]classification[/B].

Basically it's an era of rock music.