I don't even want to list what I take.

/slacker

[QUOTE=magicbus]Good finds my good man.[I] The Wall [/I]is pretty damn cool, [I]Led Zeppelin I[/I] is my favorite after 2, then 3, and [I]On the Beach [/I]is a perfect album IMO, and my favorite Neil album.

NP: Gram Parsons - Return of the Grievous Angel[/QUOTE]

Why thank you. The only Zep album I'm missing now is Physical Graffiti, and I'd been putting off buying On the Beach until I found it for a cheaper price, but I couldn't wait any longer.

I know its not exactly mainstream classic rock as such but has anyone got The Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus and if so is it good, I've seen a few reviews and they seem to be fond of it.

[QUOTE]NP: Gram Parsons - Return of the Grievous Angel[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Good lyrics]The news I could bring I met up with the king
On his head an amphetamine crown
He talked about unbuckling that old bible belt
And lighted out for some desert town
Out with the truckers and the kickers and the cowboy angels
And a good saloon in every single town [/QUOTE]

Good lyrics. Gram was a great writer.

It's amazing. Definetly buy it if you have the chance, I've only seen it for sale once and I grabbed it first chance. Lunch introduced them to us.(Well atleast me)

After 12 Dreams buy their Self Titled album.

Yeah Spirit is great. Definitely get 12 Dreams if you can. It's a really great album.

I prefer The Family That Plays Together to s/t though. But yeah, 12 Dreams is the best and the one to get first.

np: Canned Heat- Bullfrog Blues

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]Why thank you. The only Zep album I'm missing now is Physical Graffiti, and I'd been putting off buying On the Beach until I found it for a cheaper price, but I couldn't wait any longer.[/QUOTE]
Physical Graffiti is awesome, Although IMO disc 2 is better than disc 1, bar ´Trampled Underfoot´.

I need Prescence, Led Zep I and Coda, to finish off the collection.

[QUOTE=Ulysses]I know its not exactly mainstream classic rock as such but has anyone got The Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus and if so is it good, I've seen a few reviews and they seem to be fond of it.[/QUOTE]
Good album. I have that and their s/t. Both pretty good.

Anybody want me to send some stuff out?

[url]http://chrisgoesrock.blogspot.com/[/url]

It's back.....

:)

Sweet:)

Too bad the archives aren't back, but he's posting more great stuff. He's got an album by the Rockets up there, who later became Crazy Horse. I might download that later.

np: more Canned Heat

[QUOTE=Ulysses]I know its not exactly mainstream classic rock as such but has anyone got The Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus and if so is it good, I've seen a few reviews and they seem to be fond of it.[/QUOTE]

My dad had it on CD and awhile back I decided to listen to it. Since then it's become one of my favorite psychedelic albums. I whored Spirit out pretty well around here so most people have a couple of their albums now.

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]Why thank you. The only Zep album I'm missing now is Physical Graffiti, and I'd been putting off buying On the Beach until I found it for a cheaper price, but I couldn't wait any longer.[/QUOTE]
I've been a Neil Young fan for ages, and I just listened to On The Beach last night. It's really awesome, especially side 2.

Has anybody heart An American Prayer by The Doors? It's suprisingly good.

[QUOTE]Has anybody heart An American Prayer by The Doors? It's suprisingly good[/QUOTE]
Yea, but only a few times, but what I've heard I really like. Then again I like the doors a lot, so I'm prone to like it.

Yeah. Did you check out that studio version of Celebration of the Lizard on Legacy?

I run into Charlie Fog,
Blacked my eye and he kicked my dog,
My doggie turned to me and he said,
Let's head back to Tennessee Jed.
I woke up a feelin' mean,
Went down to play the slot machine,
The wheels turned around, and the letters read,
You better head back to Tennessee Jed.

Nobody ever wants me to send anything out :x

[QUOTE]Yeah. Did you check out that studio version of Celebration of the Lizard on Legacy?[/QUOTE]
ya, man that was pretty sweet. I should probably pick up that album. Next time I'm at the record store

I was watching this show on TLC where they have like a rock n roll camp type of thing, and these people have to get together and learn a song and then play it with Roger Daltrey. Daltrey was so awesome, this drummer was doing horrible and Daltrey was like,"Do you have a tempo box?", and it was so awesome.

I downloaded this torrent of 9 heavy psychedelic blues albums, but I only wanted one of them, Aurora by Stained Glass. I'm starting to listen to the other ones now, so far it's pretty good. The others are:
Shiver-San Fransico's Shiver
Suck-Time to Suck
The Adventures of Robert Savage Vol. 1
The Collectors-Grass and Wild Strawberries
The Electronic Hole-The Electronic Hole
The Flow-Greatest Hits
The Human Instinct-Stoned Guitar
The Insect Trust-Hoboken Saturday Night

Did anyone download the zeppelin bootleg from the chrisgoesrock site yet? and if so, is it any good?

Zep bootleg thou sayeth?

/runs to site like a fanboy on crack

I saw that, but I didn't feel like downloading it. Someone should upload it.

EDIT: I downloaded Future Blues by Canned Heat off of the 8 Days in April blog. It's pretty sweet.

[QUOTE]Someone should upload it.[/QUOTE]
Good idea, someone should upload the zep bootleg because it download roght on my computer for some reason. I would be very gracious to the person who uploads it.

Hey guys, I bought [I]Djangology[/I] today. :) It's great so far.

[QUOTE=jpj]I saw that, but I didn't feel like downloading it. Someone should upload it.

EDIT: I downloaded Future Blues by Canned Heat off of the 8 Days in April blog. It's pretty sweet.[/QUOTE]

They have Canned Heat:eek:

I need more Canned Heat. I bought their greatest hits yesterday and I can't stop listening to it. It's unbelievably awesome. I need to go download that now. Canned Heat are just ridiculously awesome.

Has anyone read [I]Dharma Bums[/I] by Jack Kerouac? Any good? [I]On the Road[/I] is like a bible for me at the moment and I'm already extremly interested in Zen so I'm figuring this is going to be the perfect book for me. [QUOTE=TheDMV]Hey guys, I bought [I]Djangology[/I] today. :) It's great so far.[/QUOTE]
Listen to "Minor Swing"!

It's seriously [B]the[/B] greatest song I've ever heard. At the moment [I]Djangology[/I] is one of my favorite albums period. It contains so much amazingly great playing on both guitar and violin, so incredibly beautiful. Words can't describe how I feel about it, it's the only album that I can put on at any time, in any mood. I love it....

[QUOTE=Schyma]Listen to "Minor Swing"!

It's seriously [B]the[/B] greatest song I've ever heard. At the moment [I]Djangology[/I] is one of my favorite albums period. It contains so much amazingly great playing on both guitar and violin, so incredibly beautiful. Words can't describe how I feel about it, it's the only album that I can put on at any time, in any mood. I love it....[/QUOTE]

Haha, I thought of you when I saw that song title. I was going to say, "Now I know what Schyma's Usertitle means" but I realized you changed it. I haven't heard a bad song on the album so far.

[QUOTE=JonG]I run into Charlie Fog,
Blacked my eye and he kicked my dog,
My doggie turned to me and he said,
Let's head back to Tennessee Jed.
I woke up a feelin' mean,
Went down to play the slot machine,
The wheels turned around, and the letters read,
You better head back to Tennessee Jed.

Nobody ever wants me to send anything out :x[/QUOTE]


could you upload Roxy and Elsewhere?

I've been obcessing over some Obscured By Clouds today. I love how poppy songs like Free Four, Wot's.. Uh the Deal, and The Gold It's In The.. are. It's completely different form other Floyd stuff, but yet great. It's also really cool to hear elements of earlier Floyd in their later stuff, I think the bass organ slam in Free Four is the same one you can hear in the Time intro if you listen. Pretty cool stuff.

[QUOTE=Schyma]Has anyone read [I]Dharma Bums[/I] by Jack Kerouac? Any good? [I]On the Road[/I] is like a bible for me at the moment and I'm already extremly interested in Zen so I'm figuring this is going to be the perfect book for me.
Listen to "Minor Swing"!

It's seriously [B]the[/B] greatest song I've ever heard. At the moment [I]Djangology[/I] is one of my favorite albums period. It contains so much amazingly great playing on both guitar and violin, so incredibly beautiful. Words can't describe how I feel about it, it's the only album that I can put on at any time, in any mood. I love it....[/QUOTE]

That is a pretty slick song. I tried for about a half hour to learn the lead on guitar, and made almost no progress. There is seemingly no basic pattern to it, but he makes it sound so good.

[QUOTE]I've been obcessing over some Obscured By Clouds today. I love how poppy songs like Free Four, Wot's.. Uh the Deal, and The Gold It's In The.. are. It's completely different form other Floyd stuff, but yet great. It's also really cool to hear elements of earlier Floyd in their later stuff, I think the bass organ slam in Free Four is the same one you can hear in the Time intro if you listen. Pretty cool stuff.[/QUOTE]
I like obscured by clouds, but I don't listen to it often. I like PATGOD and saucerful of secrets better, more psychedelic.