[QUOTE=JonG]Man, I hope I can go to Gov't Mule. I have no car, which is a set-back. The douchebags at my school don't know who it is. My dad is lazy, but he does like the music I do.

What's Bob Weirs obsession with under-age Mexican girls?

:p[/QUOTE]
Is there anything a man don't stand to lose
When the devil wants to take it all away
Cherish well your thoughts, keep a tight grip on your booze
'Cause thinkin' and drinkin' are all I haaave todaaaaaay

/horn solo

Yeah, most people at my school have horrible taste in music, which I mean with all seriousness, but a few might go if I convince them.

[QUOTE=BigTrav415]Is there anything a man don't stand to lose
When the devil wants to take it all away
Cherish well your thoughts, keep a tight grip on your booze
'Cause thinkin' and drinkin' are all I haaave todaaaaaay

/horn solo

Yeah, most people at my school have horrible taste in music, which I mean with all seriousness, but a few might go if I convince them.[/QUOTE]
In El Paso as well. :)

If 'moon reads this, who do you prefer in vocals. Jerry or Bobby?

Actually, anybody. I want to hear what you people like.

I really want to see these movies:
Taxi Driver
Requiem for a Dream
Miller's Crossing

Now that I know you haven't seen the one at the top of your list, I can hate you. Bastard.

Seriously, one of the greatest movies ever. Really.

I saw it on I Love 1976 the other night, and it looked awesome. I love Deniro when he is psycho.

[QUOTE=JonG]I saw it on I Love 1976 the other night, and it looked awesome. I love Deniro when he is psycho.[/QUOTE]

Taxi Driver is a great movie. It's my number one, tied with Fight Club.

Last night I also watched An American Werewolf in London. Have you guys seen it? It's vicious, but also really awesome.

Heh, that reminds me of Warren Zevon.

He's a funny guy.

That movie's good.

I watched wedding crashers on the weekend.

I found it pretty good considering I was expecting it to suck.


Np: GNR- You're Crazy

[QUOTE=Badmoon]It amazes me how some of you do not grow tired of some albums or bands. Like Pink Floyd or Cream. I definitely cannot listen to Disraeli Gears and Cream or especially Wish You Were Here and Pink Floyd without getting so bored or annoyed because I've heard them so much.[/QUOTE]
Actually I get bored of tons of bands. I rarley listen to the Doors anymore altough I will soon, I just always take breaks from bands. Also Wish You Were Here is an album I cannot bore myself with, and the rest of the albums (besides Doolittle and Rubber Soul) I hadn't listened to in their entirety lately.

But yeah, I get tired with music but the classics are hard to get tired of. ;)

On the topic of movies, I just watched And Now for Something Completely Different, and oh my fu[SIZE="2"]c[/SIZE]king God! I don't think I've ever laughed as hard as I did on the "Upper Class Twit of the Year" sketch :lol:



I like Bob and Jerry equally. It's just that their voices fit with different songs.

Good, good... a fellow Python fan.

"How Not To Be Seen" :lol:

I like Bob's voice better from what I can tell.

[QUOTE]Jerry or Bobby?[/QUOTE]

Jerry no doubt. Bob doesn't even come close. :cool:

[QUOTE]Taxi Driver
Requiem for a Dream
Miller's Crossing[/QUOTE]

Taxi Driver:

I just sold it for money, but it's a great movie. DeNiro owns.


Requiem for a Dream:

Overrated if you ask me; interesting though.


Miller's Crossing:

One of the best mobster movies, and it's good to see a crime film focusing on the Irish syndicates in Boston. One of the best Coen movies too if you ask me, along with the Big Lebowski.

so guys, guess who is going to see buddy guy in a couple of weeks?




me.

There's a video of the How Not To Been Seen sketch except done on Halo 2. It's pretty funny, I'll try to find it later.

I too have gotten bored of bands. Death Cab For Cutie, Arctic Monkeys (already), Mahavishnu Orchestra, and others. I still listen to them on occasion but the first and last used to be among my favorite bands. Weird.

Edit: DDM, have a ball at that, man. He was unbelievable when I went to see him. Possibly my favorite concert thus far. Such a great showman who also happens to be amazing with a guitar.

[QUOTE=BigTrav415]I have the vinyl of Woodstock :cool: Just nothing to play it on :([/QUOTE]
Everybody on this planet has Woodstock on vinyl. Absolutely every single one of my friends has it.

Jer-bear and Bobby are both great, Weir's an awesome blues singer. It's hard to choose which is better because the thing I like most about the Dead is how their voices compliment each other.

And I just finished downloading everysingle episode of Monty Python's Flying Circus. The Mollusk sketch is the best one. (also Spam and Ministry of Silly Walks)

[QUOTE=Mister Blue Sky]There's a video of the How Not To Been Seen sketch except done on Halo 2. It's pretty funny, I'll try to find it later.[/QUOTE]
It's everywhere on [url]www.youtube.com[/url]

[QUOTE=Led-ZeppelinIV]Everybody on this planet has Woodstock on vinyl. Absolutely every single one of my friends has it.

Jer-bear and Bobby are both great, Weir's an awesome blues singer. [/QUOTE]
:o

Pigpen>Bobby in blues singing.

Easily.

I prefer Jerry singing, though I'm kind of a Dead n00b.

[QUOTE=JonG]In El Paso as well. :)

If 'moon reads this, who do you prefer in vocals. Jerry or Bobby?

Actually, anybody. I want to hear what you people like.

I really want to see these movies:
Taxi Driver
Requiem for a Dream
Miller's Crossing[/QUOTE]

See Taxi Driver immediately. Amazing film.

Miller's Crossing is pretty damn good, too. Coen brothers + gangster movie genre = awesome film.

I haven't seen Requiem, and I don't really plan to either :-/

I saw an awesome jacket on Sunday that looked like DeNiro's from Taxi Driver, too bad it was sixty dollars.

[QUOTE=JonG]:o

Pigpen>Bobby in blues singing.

Easily.[/QUOTE]

I think Jerry's a better Blues singer too. He seems much more convincing IMO.

Requiem For A Dream is at least good enough to merit seeing it once. A tad overhyped though.

Scorcese is a master. I recently picked up the Raging Bull 2 disc special edition for 13 bucks.

Taxi Driver is great, and I think it's a testament to Martin Scorcese that he can make a movie like that and have it still not be one of his three best.

Pigpen definitely had the most bluesy voice. I think Pigpen, Jerry, and Weir are all solid singers but none of them are amazing or anything. Just solid and fit the band well.

I like Stevie Wonder.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]How many people here like Stevie Wonder?[/QUOTE]

*raises hand*

I love him. He can be politically active while still being very upbeat and catchy.

I sent out Songs In The Key Of Life a while ago.

I have [I]Songs in the Key of Life[/I]. It's great.

I know someone who says he likes Stevie Wonder yet says he hasn't heard "Superstition".

Tell me if that makes sense.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]Taxi Driver is great, and I think it's a testament to Martin Scorcese that he can make a movie like that and have it still not be one of his three best.[/QUOTE]
You don't think it's in his top 3? What would you choices be?

I'd say Raging Bull, Taxi Driver, and either Mean Streets or Goodfellas.

I'm neutral on Stevie Wonder. I must be the only one here. I can see why other people love him but he doesn't strike me right.

Scorsese:

1. No Direction Home
2. Goodfellas
3. Raging Bull

Songs in the Key of Life is good stuff. Stevie's got a great soulful voice. I like his often idealist lyrics too.

Songs in the Key of Life is such a cool album, it's got a great groove to it. :cool:

I only have Songs In the Key of Life, but I really like it. I've been meaning to pick up Innervisions for like 6 months now.

1. Goodfellas
2. Taxi Driver
3. The King of Comedy
4. Gangs of New York
5. Mean Streets