Did you hear about the airplane incident?

Some stewardess wouldn't give him a drink or something, so he stood up screaming "You've unleashed the fury!!!"

You've. Unleashed. The. Fury.

I thought it was a joke, but my sources were confirmed. The funniest thing I've heard in months.

Bah, Superpeer cleared out the non-music thread by talking about Limp Bizkit. He can't criticize :lol:

Malmsteen was in a band...starts with an S. Can't remember the name...

Where the F is everyone?

right here..just got out of school :) .........doing my homework:(

:lol: You've unleashed the fury! :lol:

Sorry, I'm here now though. :) Anyone's thoughts on the five man electrical band? I have only heard a few of their songs...

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]Sorry, I'm here now though. :) Anyone's thoughts on the five man electrical band? I have only heard a few of their songs...[/QUOTE]
their song Signs is good. i only heard it one the radio, im not sure if thats the name of it

what the **** are you doing?

LOL!!! *slaps myself hard*
sorry, my computer was starting to freeze when i tried to post the first one so i kept hitting the Post button. my bad, dude

ah, me understands

[QUOTE=Mankind_]their song Signs is good. i only heard it one the radio, im not sure if thats the name of it[/QUOTE]
It is a cool song.

The kids these days are all listening to the "famous" or "signature" songs of the real popular bands. Kind of a p*** off if you ask me. They wont get into the real deep stuff. Just as an example, If i say Stairway to Heaven, or Whole Lotta Love, they're all over it. BUT, if I say something like Dazed and Confused or Kashmir, they haven't a clue. All they know is the "Big Names" like Zepp and Hendrix. Even then, they dont know the really good ones. Probably the worst for it is AC/DC. All they know is the Brian Johnson era songs. None of them know the really good Bon Scott songs, Personally, I'm into Neil Young, Floyd (NOT ECHOES!) even Boston now and then. I'm all for Zeppelin, but noone really knows the good ones, the ones put by the wayside. I say they put rock history in todays schools. Just have them listen to a Fleetwood Mac album for an hour or two so that they REALLY know what Classic Rock is like.

I like Zeppelin and have listened to all their albums.
I'm over the main songs(too overplayed),
I like Over The Hills And Far Away, Living Loving Maid, Bring It On Home and The Battle of Evermore..

btw im 14.

Seek and destroy, when you're done being condescending, mind telling me what's wrong with Echoes?

I guess I shouldve put in my faves:
Lou Reed: Take a Walk on the Wild Side
Supertramp
Neil Young (CSNY, Buffalo Springfield, etc.)
Rush
Fleetwood Mac
AC/DC (Bon Scott era)

Jeez, whenever someone mentions Lou Reed, ALL they know is "Take a Walk on the Wildside".....

Yeah Ive noticed that to.^

Yeah Signs is the only song I've heard from them.To RockandRoll

Everyone has the Zeppelin shirt that I do. It annoys me because none of them know of my than 5 of their songs.

*rantness*


The Deep Purple show was great. Too many kids who when you asked them to name some of Deep Purple's songs they only responded "smoke on the water".

It was a great show eh? Are you also seeing Van Halen???

$120 for a bunch of burned out, doped up sammy hagar song playing hacks? I'd rather just listen to their albums.

Cool. Did you see Thin Lizzy??
??

Yes, I resisted the urge to go buy a hotdog during their set. It was actually quite good.

[QUOTE=Livewired]Yeah Ive noticed that to.^

Yeah Signs is the only song I've heard from them.To RockandRoll[/QUOTE]

Considering Reed has a ton of material in his 40 year career, I find peoples ignorance on him to be inexcusable.

I know.^ Kind of like Zeppelin except only 1 song.

Not even. I bet if you walked up to someone on the street and asked them who Lou Reed was, they would have no clue.

Hello everyone, 8 pages of reading.

I am somewhat more happy because our classic rock radio station just expanded their library. I heard Deja Vu a few days ago on it, and I was ecstatic.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Hello everyone, 8 pages of reading.

I am somewhat more happy because our classic rock radio station just expanded their library. I heard Deja Vu a few days ago on it, and I was ecstatic.[/QUOTE]
If you are refering to the newest John Foggerty song, then I've heard it on my radio station as well. It's not even a classic rock station, which is a good sign. The fact that we still have a well-known guy playing Classic Rock and getting radio play is a great thing.

If you are refering to CSNY's Deja Vu, well, that's cool too.

Csn&y

Well, I'm still excited about the former CCR frontman's new album and its radio play. Real music is still alive.

Are we still doing that list thing?