[QUOTE=Schyma]Nothin' much how's the baby?
[/QUOTE]

Still in your moms womb!!!

!!!

[QUOTE=Led-ZeppelinIV]Anybody ever heard Tonight's the Night by Neil Young? It's this rare album he cut after some people from Crazy Horse died.

I can upload, if anybody's interested.[/QUOTE]
I started reviewing it last night. It'll be up today probably so check it out.

Sup guys, I'm posting from school

/rebels

Thanks for the Grateful Dead JonG

[QUOTE=Schyma]I don't know. They're psychedelic songs are mostly really '#1 psychedelia' material. I mean songs like "Strawberry Fields", "I Am the Walrus", "Within You Without You", "Lucy in the Sky", "I'm Only Sleeping", "Tomorrow Never Knows"...etc just sound like they could not have come out of the Bay Area scene. Jimi Hendrix is another one that's hard to group.[/QUOTE]

A couple of their songs belong with group 1 I think, but I'd still say they are closer to group 2. Although I wasn't grouping based on location of regional sound (i.e. the Bay Area)

[QUOTE=JonG]Give me your e-mail if you want them/didn't get them.[/QUOTE]

[email]UTvol48@aol.com[/email] Thanks

And LepperMessiah, I haven't heard that but I really want to. If anyone could upload that they'd be my hero.

Blues For Allah is pretty cool. We were listening to that yesterday in the car, I think I'll download it.

So I'm probably going to see B.B. King when he comes here, and it's only for 15 bucks.

He's coming close to here to but it's at a Casino. :angry:

I posted my Neil Young review.

Equal Rights is a good album; my favorite, followed by Legalize It! Equal Rights has a much more mature sound, and a better production, if you ask me.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Equal Rights is a good album; my favorite, followed by Legalize It! Equal Rights has a much more mature sound, and a better production, if you ask me.[/QUOTE]
Yeah.

I decided to send it out randomly.

Mainly because it was under 50mb.

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]I got the Montery Pop Festivel dvd today, and wow that is an amazing dvd. It has the original film, the outtakes, and Hendrix's complete preformance. I think that concert is one of the, if not the, greatest moment in rock. I had never seen Hendrix's preformance aside from him burning his guitar and hearing Wild Thing on a greatest hits. The rest of his show is great also, I love it when he does the backwards roll on the floor while still playing. Just watching his preformace has really made me remember what music is all about.[/QUOTE]

Yeah I loove the Montery Pop Festival DVD(s). I think Ravi Shankar probably had the best performance, although there were a lot of great bands.

Thanks for all the albums guys, I stayed home from school today therefore my parents will probably pull out the "you are too sick to go out tonight" so I need some good albums to keep me company.

I think it's hard to classify the Beatles into either one psych group or another simply because even their most psychedelic songs aren't popular because they are psychedelic, they are popular because they are all amazingly written songs. Most of their psychedelia was more on the pop psych side, albums like MMT definitely...but that doesn't make them any worse than "true psych" bands. Oh god, I'm turning into one of those guys who tries to classify everything now.

BB King has his own blues club in NYC and he plays there often, but tickets are always $85. Way too much.

I just downloaded LA Getaway from the site. The guy seemed very enthusiastic about it. It was a supergroup consisting of The Flying Burrito Brothers bassist, The Turtles drummer and a guitar player from some other group. Chris Hill and Clarence White of the Byrds, Booker T. Jones, and Dr. John all played on it too. I'm going to listen to it in a minute.

np: RHCP- By the Way

Edit- Ravi Shankar is beyond awesome. I've been listening to him a lot the last couple weeks. I want to get his Monterey performance.

[QUOTE=JonG]I have [I]Tonight's The Night.[/I]

I just sent out 6 Grateful Dead albums:

[I]Aoxomoxoa
Blues For Allah
Go To Heaven
Shakedown Street
Terrapin Station
Wake of the Flood[/I]

Give me your e-mail if you want them/didn't get them.[/QUOTE]

[email]Yankee_Jay420@Yahoo.com[/email]

Thanks.

[QUOTE=JonG(ay)]I'm an enormous Grateful Dead fanboy. Here's some albums I sent out mostly to show you how awesome I am for having them.[/QUOTE]
[email]BigTrav415@gmail.com[/email]

Thanks, I can't wait :)

[QUOTE=sandman420][email]Yankee_Jay420@Yahoo.com[/email]

Thanks.[/QUOTE]
I don't know you. No.

Sent BigTrav.

I'm rediscovering my love for the Layla album.

[QUOTE=JonG]I don't know you. No.

Sent BigTrav.[/QUOTE]
owned. haha.

ive been listening to jimi blues for all i've been awake (since 4). good stuff.

Who didn't have school today?

Anyone here no how to factor polynomials?

25n^2+20n-4

I can't seem to get this one. I'm sure I'm making some really stupid mistake because I haven't been thinking straight all day.

[QUOTE=jpj]Anyone here no how to factor polynomials?

25n^2+20n-4

I can't seem to get this one. I'm sure I'm making some really stupid mistake because I haven't been thinking straight all day.[/QUOTE]
Complete the square.

EDIT: I think it might be 5n(5n+4)-4

Not sure, though.

that's what i was thinking.

jpj, use the quadratic formula. The equation isn't factorable, so you have to use the quadratic equation.

np: Ancient Grease- Women and Children First

If you use completing the square, you have to make sure the x^2 coefficient is 0 so you have to divide everything by 25 and it will turn into a mess. Quadratic equation is easier.

And the answer I got was -20 +- square root of 800 and all that divided by 50.

I've got a boner.

Have you guys heard of Little Barrie?

Such a great band, if not I may have to upload the album.

I've also been diggin' on Donovan's Greatest Hits.

[QUOTE]jpj, use the quadratic formula. The equation isn't factorable, so you have to use the quadratic equation.[/QUOTE]
Blah, what the hell is that!? I know I learned it in Algebra I but that was all the way back in 8th grade.


Mike Watt is such a badass motherfu[SIZE="2"]c[/SIZE]ker.

NP: Mike Watt-Red Bluff

[QUOTE=jpj]Blah, what the hell is that!? I know I learned it in Algebra I but that was all the way back in 8th grade.


Mike Watt is such a badass motherfu[SIZE="2"]c[/SIZE]ker.

NP: Mike Watt-Red Bluff[/QUOTE]

Formula:
[U](-b+- (square root of b^2 - 4(a)(c))[/U]
2a

It's hard to type formulas over the internet. I'll check sparknotes to see if they have it typed out clearer.

Slug, I've never heard of that band, but I'd be interested in hearing some. And Donovan owns. I need more of his stuff. He's awesome.

np: Marvin Gaye- What's Going On

Review of Little Barrie:

Sweetly rich session opener 'Free Salute' incorporates acid-jazz arrangements and captivating choruses while on 'Please Tell Me' they’ve taken on a rootsy blues style and dropped a smattering of rock in to the mix.

Closing with energetic vocals setting off the bluesy guitars of 'Long Hair' perfectly, Little Barrie prove it's all about the groove.

[QUOTE](-b+- (square root of b^2 - 4(a)(c))
2a[/QUOTE]
Wait, I think that formula is to simplify it, I'm trying to factor it.

[QUOTE=robo2448]jpj, use the quadratic formula. The equation isn't factorable, so you have to use the quadratic equation.

np: Ancient Grease- Women and Children First

If you use completing the square, you have to make sure the x^2 coefficient is 0 so you have to divide everything by 25 and it will turn into a mess. Quadratic equation is easier.

And the answer I got was -20 +- square root of 800 and all that divided by 50.[/QUOTE]
[center][U]-2+- square root 8[/U]
5[/center]

Reduce your radicals, bit[size=2]c[/size]h.

[QUOTE=jpj]Wait, I think that formula is to simplify it, I'm trying to factor it.[/QUOTE]
You can't factor it into a binomial.

And to anybody interested, here is my entire collection of LPs. If you see something you like, I couldbe persuaded to upload it.

AC/DC-High Voltage
Bad Brains-Self-Titled
Bad Brains-Live
Bad Company-Self-Titled
The Beatles-Rubber Soul
The Beatles-Revolver
The Beatles-Sargeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Jeff Beck-Blow by Blow
Black Sabbath-Master of Reality
Black Sabbath-Paranoid
Blondie-Parallel Lines
David Bowie-Changes
Blue Oyster Cult-Agents of Fortune
Buffalo Springfield-Retrospective
The Buzzcocks-Singles Going Steady
The Clash-Self-titled
The Clash-London Calling/Armagideon 45
Creedence Clearwater Revival-Willy and the Poor Boys
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young-Deja Vu
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young-So Far
David Crosby-Self-Titled
The Doors-Self-Titled
The Doors-Greatest Hits
The English Beat-I Just Can't Stop It
Gang of Four-Self-Titled EP
Gang of Four-Entertainment
The Grateful Dead-Workingman's Dead
The Jimi Hendrix Experience-Axis: Bold as Love
Jefferson Airplane-Volunteers
Jethro Tull-Too Old to Rock and Roll, Too Young to Die
Bob Marley and the Wailers-Catch a Fire
Bob Marley and the Wailers-Natty Dread
Bob Marley and the Wailers-Rastaman Vibration
Bob Marley and the Wailers-Babylon by Bus
Bob Marley and the Wailers-Uprising
Mudhoney-Since We've Become Translucent
Nirvana-Bleach
One Reason-Mountains 7"
Ozzy Osbourne-Blizzard of Ozz
Ozzy Osbourne-Diary of a Madman
Pearl Jam-Rearviewmirror
Rush-Signals
Screaming Trees-Anthology
Soundgarden-Ultramega OK
Neil Young-Everybody Knows This is Nowhere
Neil Young-Zuma
Neil Young-Tonight's the Night
Woodstock

np-Pink Floyd-Welcome to the Machine

[QUOTE=Krabsworth]Who didn't have school today?[/QUOTE]

I did :( but not tomorrow, three day weekends ftw.

Midwinter break=7.5 day weekend ftw