[QUOTE=TheDMV]I love Harrison. He had an almost drastically diffrent writing style than the other Beatles. He really wrote some nice, warm songs with the group, as well as epics like [I]While My Guitar Gently Weeps[/I]. I love happy Beatles songs like [I]Here Comes the Sun[/I] and even some of the earlier songs like Paperback Writer and other songs from that era: not too early. THere's another one I really truly enjoy from that period whose name escapes me.

np: RHCP - Aeroplane [CENTER] love tha funk[/CENTER]


[url]http://www.comcast.net/news/strange/index.jsp?cat=STRANGE&fn=/2005/11/23/270181.html[/url]

Worlds Ugliest dog dies at 14 :eek:

that is pretty random but I read it in te middle of making this post[/QUOTE]

My favorite Harrison songs have to be Taxman, If I Needed Someone, Something, Love You Too, and I Want To Tell You. If I Needed Someone has probably the sweetest hook/motif I've ever heard. His solo efforts are great too.

[QUOTE=zabbit82] His solo efforts are great too.[/QUOTE]

123, All Things Must Pass is great.

[QUOTE=Livewired]Did you buy it?[/QUOTE]
Yes, of course :p I couldn't find it anywhere.

ATMP is a good album. I probably like Brainwashed better though. It's amazing.

Do you think Paul or John had a better 'rock and roll' voice?

I prefer Paul, but George is my favorite Beatle overall.

[QUOTE=clown_phobia]Do you think Paul or John had a better 'rock and roll' voice?[/QUOTE]

Paul truly had one of [I]the[/I] best screams ever.

John definitely has the better "rock" voice, he's got an edge to his that Paul doesn't.

I'm obsessed with Riders on the Storm. It's such a good song.

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I've also listened to The Harder They Come twice already today :)

[QUOTE=Krabsworth]I got Folsom Prison by Johny Cash![/QUOTE]

That's such an awesome CD

[QUOTE=The Dylanettes]John definitely has the better "rock" voice, he's got an edge to his that Paul doesn't.[/QUOTE]
I think you have your names mixed up. Listen to Helter Skelter and tell me John's voice is has more edge.

I Like it when people praise the Allmans, it's what keeps me living.


NP: The Allman Brothers Band-You Don't Love Me

EDIT: Is [URL="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000DG00B/qid=1136011098/sr=1-4/ref=sr_1_4/002-7723762-7548860?s=music&v=glance&n=5174"]this[/URL] the album you were talking about, Schyma? It's the only thing I could find on Amazon that fit the bill.

EDIT2: Oh wait, maybe [URL="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000001FWM/qid=1136011254/sr=11-1/ref=sr_11_1/002-7723762-7548860?n=5174"]this[/URL] one.

[quote]And if you thought the 33-minute "Mountain Jam" on Eat a Peach was extensive, you need to hear Ludlow's 44-minute version, which comprises the entire second CD. --Marc Greilsamer[/quote]

I think that's what he was talking about. :)

np : Ten Years After - I Woke Up This Morning

tee hee. you messed up the hyperlink. i have that cd. its good.

edit: i have the atlanta one, not the ludlow one. the ludlow one looks like something i need to get.

[QUOTE=TheDMV]Paul truly had one of [I]the[/I] best screams ever.[/QUOTE]

Is he the one who seemed to scream before every guitar solo?

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]tee hee. you messed up the hyperlink. i have that cd. its good.[/QUOTE]
Yea, well I fixed it :mad:

NP: The Allmans-You Don't Love Me (omg 19 minute song)

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Man, I was not even aware that both of those even existed :eek:

np: Bruce Springsteen - Born in the USA (dammit, I'm not ashamed to say that the Boss isn't half bad)

I can't stand Bruce Springsteen :x

np: Elliott Smith - Needle In The Hay

What about Rick Springfield? He is horrible.

Im pretty neutral on springsteen.

NP: Blackhand of Set- Nile

[QUOTE=Krabsworth]What about Rick Springfield? He is horrible.[/QUOTE]
I dont know because I do want jessi's girl

bleh. i dislike bruce springsteen. i also HATE it when people call him the boss casually. "what's wrong with the boss?" "you dont like the boss? i love the boss." "what am i doing? just listening to the boss."

itd be like people calling paul mccartney "macca" all the damn time.

[QUOTE=JonG]I can't stand Bruce Springsteen :x

np: Elliott Smith - Needle In The Hay[/QUOTE]
When I go used CD shopping, I always find a crap load of his CDs. I dont think that is a good sign.

Personally I can't stand Bruce Springsteen, but that's just me. I was nearly in agony when my work had his Christmas song (I'm assuming it's called Merry Christmas Baby) playing. It had Happy Xmas/War is Over though, so I was ok with it in all.

EDIT: Evidently I'm not alone on this topic...

What's wrong with The Boss? :p

In all seriousness, I guess I can see why someone wouldn't like him.

NP: Eric B and Rakim - Microphone Fiend

Yea, I generally can't stand Bruce Springsteen.

On a completely unrelated note, Apocalypse Now may be my favorite movie of all time, top 5 easy.

*looks at avatar*

It is a great movie.

Did you see Redux or the original?

The way the put "The End" in there is amazing.

Oh goodness I'm the only person who DOES like Bruce Springsteen :eek:

[QUOTE=JonG]It is a great movie.

Did you see Redux or the original?

The way the put "The End" in there is amazing.[/QUOTE]
Redux, I'd like to see the original though. And yea, The End just fits so perfectly, it's amazing.

For some reason I have an urge to hear Schyma's opinion on Springsteen. He always finds new and exciting ways to say that he hates someone (assuming he hates him).

Now that you mentioned it, I'll probably buy it sometime with my gift card to Best Buy.

I like Marlon Brando.

he's amazing in "a streetcar named desire." cant get much better than brando in his prime.

he has a surprisingly high pitched voice. higher than i imagined at first.

I haven't seen him in anything pre-Godfather, I don't think. I should probably put On the Waterfront and A Street Car Named Desire on my Netflix queue though.