Yeah, but Lennon liked Country/Folk/Bluegrass. So, he makes up for the jazz hate in my book.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Well good for you.[/QUOTE]
hahah write him a song that'll make him happy! Then you must share it with us.

Yes, I don't really care if he didn't like Jazz because i'm not that big of a fan of it anyway.


This thread did 500 posts yesterday and 50 or so today :(.

Most of it was spam

*cough* guitarded *cough*

we ragged on him pretty hard in the chat room. i feel bad.

Pfft, this just means that he will be better when he returns from the banning. I'm sick of spam in this thread.

I might write a song, and I might not. I'll call it... the lennon song! Get it? Kind of like Zeppelin's Lemon song? hahahaha

...No? :(

I think that would be cool.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Pfft, this just means that he will be better when he returns from the banning. I'm sick of spam in this thread.

I might write a song, and I might not. I'll call it... the lennon song! Get it? Kind of like Zeppelin's Lemon song? hahahaha

...No? :([/QUOTE]

His birthday, and Sean Lennon's birthday, are a day after mine.

Oooo the big 10. You will be a big kid. :p

Nigga please

How did you find out what your preasent will be?! :mad:. *glares at RockAndRoll*

oh yea, the B Day boy!

[QUOTE=Woodstock]We were talking about ELP. Anyone own Trilogy?[/QUOTE]

Sorry to bring this back but, my dad owns Trilogy and I must say The Endless Enigma kicks ***. :thumb:

Don't worry about bringin it up, its hard to stay on track here.

I'll have to check out Trilogy.

Listening to Mahavishnu Orchestra, good stuff. :)

(technically jazz/rock fusion, but they're from the 70's, close enough)

Im goin for a Beatles marathon.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]How did you find out what your preasent will be?! :mad:. *glares at RockAndRoll*[/QUOTE]
*innocently looks around*
We need to all make good music together, it would be good. :) when i come to chicago we're making a live album badmoon!

So anyone there?

Does anyone know who plays the song "Spirit in the sky" ? I hear it on the classic rock station all the time, and I'm pretty sure theres different covers of it. Anyone know which one would be the 'rock' classic version of this song ?

norm greenburg plays spirit in the sky

Elton John's version is the closest to rock.

I'm listening to Led Zeppelin's self titled debut. I love this album.

*DISCUSS*

[QUOTE=Perverted Pixie Nudist Colony]I'm listening to Led Zeppelin's self titled debut. I love this album.

*DISCUSS*[/QUOTE]


No.

Discuss Mahavishnu Orchestra, or prepare to be castrated.

[QUOTE=Perverted Pixie Nudist Colony]I'm listening to Led Zeppelin's self titled debut. I love this album.

*DISCUSS*[/QUOTE]

We try not to talk about them here. They're like the Metallica of classic rock. However...

I'd day it's their best. More blues and folk and less hard rock. They could rock but I like their acoustic stuff such as Babe i'm gonna leave you, the best. Also Bluesy songs such as You hook Me and I can't quit you baby are awesome. And I guess good times bad times and Communication breakdown are good too.

Everyone get in a comment or two and then no moore zeppelin talk for a while.

[QUOTE=BingCrosby]No.

Discuss Mahavishnu Orchestra, or prepare to be castrated.[/QUOTE]

Never heard of them and I don't know where to get any music by them :(. Think you could send me a sample song on AIM or something?

it's still a good album.

I never said it wasn't. It's a great album. We just prefer not to talk about them here.

[QUOTE=BingCrosby]No.

Discuss Mahavishnu Orchestra, or prepare to be castrated.[/QUOTE]

No

Lets talk about John Lee Hooker. I herd him cover Roadhouse Blues :cool:

[QUOTE=rock not roll]I never said it wasn't. It's a great album. We just prefer not to talk about them here.[/QUOTE]

ok then. fine. i'll take my business elsewhere.

:) :thumb:

[QUOTE=Schyma000]No

Lets talk about John Lee Hooker. I herd him cover Roadhouse Blues :cool:[/QUOTE]


You tryin to be funny, boy?

rock not roll:

[url]http://www2.progarchives.com/mp3/Mahavishnu%20Orchestra,%20The%20-%20Inner%20Mounting%20Flame%20-%2001%20-%20Meeting%20Of%20The%20Spirits.mp3[/url]

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[QUOTE=Perverted Pixie Nudist Colony]ok then. fine. i'll take my business elsewhere.

:) :thumb:[/QUOTE]

Just bump this thread. It's on the important threads list so you can freely bump it, no questions asked.

[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=148902[/url]

Ya since no one has really changed the subject...lets talk about john lee hooker.
In my opinion he is the most blues of all blues artists. I love the songs that are just him, his guitar, and his foot tapping along. Thats so downright blues it makes stevie ray vaughan look like a pop singer.

(sorry SRV i didn't really mean it..please forgive me)

[QUOTE=BingCrosby]You tryin to be funny, boy?[/QUOTE]

Raising Arizonia?

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]Ya since no one has really changed the subject...lets talk about john lee hooker.
In my opinion he is the most blues of all blues artists. I love the songs that are just him, his guitar, and his foot tapping along. Thats so downright blues it makes stevie ray vaughan look like a pop singer.

(sorry SRV i didn't really mean it..please forgive me)[/QUOTE]

SRV is rockibilly\blues..... Rude Mood :thumb:

Also thats because all the those honky crakers white people think their Delta Blues.......Damm those ****en whites :angry:

[QUOTE=BingCrosby]rock not roll:

[url]http://www2.progarchives.com/mp3/Mahavishnu%20Orchestra,%20The%20-%20Inner%20Mounting%20Flame%20-%2001%20-%20Meeting%20Of%20The%20Spirits.mp3[/url]

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Awesome! I really like that song. It's a bit boring and repetitive for about 2 minutes at one point but otherwise it's really good. Their guitarist can really play.

oh ok lets just put down my whole post because i forgot the word rockabilly....blues is blues no matter what anyone says. pretty soon people like you are going to be inventing genres such as nu-blues and bluescore and deathblues.

ok i flipped out sorry....someone start up a converstion here the loneliness is killing me and im useless in any metal related threads.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Awesome! I really like that song. It's a bit boring and repetitive for about 2 minutes at one point but otherwise it's really good. Their guitarist can really play.[/QUOTE]

Yea that song is a bit drawn out, but it's the only mp3 I could find that I thought would give a good representation of them.

does anyone know what happened to stevie ray vaughans guitar?? number one. some people said it was buried with him..im not sure what to believe.

Lol nu blues. That would suck. I really don't think that's going to happen. But I think blues is due for a strong comback. never heard of this hooker fellow.

[QUOTE=BingCrosby]Yea that song is a bit drawn out, but it's the only mp3 I could find that I thought would give a good representation of them.[/QUOTE]

Well i'm impressed :)


[QUOTE=thickasabrick]does anyone know what happened to stevie ray vaughans guitar?? number one. some people said it was buried with him..im not sure what to believe.[/QUOTE]

I think it's in the roll and roll hall of fame. Not sure though.