Wewt. We own.

Mines probably What Is and What Should Never Be, Battle of Evermore, Bron-Yr-Aur, or Dazed and Confused. Now that I think about it, I can't really pick a favorite. But I like all of those.

Over the Hills and far away is very good as well.

I'm starting to like What Is and What Should Never Be and Since I've Been Loving You. I'm growing new respect for those songs.

Babe I'm Gonna Leave You never gets old to me.

The end of What Is and Should Never Be is cool, I listened to it earlier for the first time in awhile.

What favorite Beatles' songs, mine are A Day in the Life, Happiness is a warm gun, and Two of us

Happiness is a warm* gun.

Across the Universe, A Day In the Life, Glass Onion, I Want You, The Word.

I could name a million others++

Yeah, I've noticed it too, lots of people are starting to get into classic rock.. It's not bad, just strange..

classic is the best .....cant live with it and cant live with out it.

Cant live without it, cant live without it.

[QUOTE=LocoDiablo]classic is the best .....cant live with it and cant live with out it.[/QUOTE]

I can live with it fine. Without it is the problem.

True true

[QUOTE=LocoDiablo]classic is the best .....cant live with it and cant live with out it.[/QUOTE]


What? You can't live with classic rock? You sir, should be shot.

*Glove Slap*

Favorite Beatles album, give reason.

Sgt. Peppers and White Album, I love their psychedelic stuff.

Mine is either Abbey Road or White Album(first disc is gold)

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Babe I'm Gonna Leave You never gets old to me.[/QUOTE]
off that album that is one of my least liked songs.

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]off that album that is one of my least liked songs.[/QUOTE]Really? Ok...

Black Mountain Side is my favorite of the album.

How Many More Times is probably my favorite of that album.

Gotta go mow the lawn. See ya.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Really? Ok...

Black Mountain Side is my favorite of the album.[/QUOTE]
Ya I like the whole album sooo much but I find that (babe i'm gonna leave you) to be one of the two least interesting tracks, even thoguh they're still good.

How many more times is awesome.

Favorite Zeppelin song...probably no Quarter, Dazed & Confused, In My Time of Dying, or Battle of Evermore. Show me anyone other than Lou Reed or Robert Plant who can sing out of key and still sound good.

I love No Quarter. Its sounds so dark.

[QUOTE=Paranoidd]Favorite Zeppelin song...probably no Quarter, Dazed & Confused, In My Time of Dying, or Battle of Evermore. Show me anyone other than Lou Reed or Robert Plant who can sing out of key and still sound good.[/QUOTE]

Robert Plant is great at that.

Tool did a cover of it (no quarter) that is really, really, really good. One of my favorite covers of all time. It's worth checking out even if you don't like Tool.

Do you know what album it is on?

I heard of that cover but I've never heard it.

It's on the Salival album.

It was a limited edition CD/DVD album.

Ive just downloaded 2 tool songs: stink fist and eulogy. I like them, I have lateralus.

How is it that the Official Metallica thread has more pages than us? Possibly more regulars?

It's been around longer.

And at least 50% of the posts are just people naming off songs.

So, it's like a spam thread that makes sense? Wait, thats like an oxymoron.

I just bought a Garcia picture book at my library for 2 dollars. :D

Little late, so again, I'll try to answer some of the questions.

-Favourite Led Zeppeling song: I really dig Immigrant Song, Dazed and Confuse and Stairway to Heaven (Yes, I like Stairway, so what?!)

-Favourtie Beatles song: While My Guitar Gently Weeps. Just the thought of a guitar crying because of mankind's ignorance it's just overwhelming to me as a guitarist. Also, this song has one of the best Clapton solo out there, in my opinion, and Harrison never sounded better singing a song (well, maybe in Something, but that's a whole 'nother point)

-Favourtie Beatles album and why: the Beatles (better known as the White Album). How many other groups can pull out something like the White Album and still sound like geniuses? From a Beach Boy spoof (Back in the USSR), to a children sing-along (the Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill), to a political satire with a clasical influence (Piggies) to even mocking the press because they think every song and lyric they wrote has some subliminal image (Glass Onion) and not to mention, my favourite song is in this album (While My Guitar Gently Weeps)... and that's just the first album! In the second you get the loudest the Beatles ever got (Helter Skelter), what George Harrison would do in his solo career (Long, long, long), a new birthday song (Birthday) to just plain blues, with some of the most obscure lyrics of the late 60's (Yer Blues). The White Album rocks. Period.

And... Cream RULES!

Oh, and badmoon, I think you might like [URL=http://www.angelfire.com/ca/oldtimers/images/ecjg2.jpg]this[/URL].

:lol: Shows you why Garcia should always have a beird. Not the most beautiful guy.

I have to agree on you on that one.