101 - April Wine = 100

I guess. Now who would you like G-Mule to be replaced with?

Ohh w00ps, for got to subtract another...The Cars.

The really don't like them do you? Fine. G 2 tha muLE! for teh carz!1!

AC/DC
Aerosmith
Alice Cooper
Bad Company
Black Sabbath
Blind Faith
Blue Oyster Cult
Bob Dylan
Bob Seger
Boston
Bruce Springsteen
BTO
Buffalo Springfield
Canned Heat
Chicago
CCR
Cream
CSN&Y
David Bowie
Deep Purple
Derek & The Dominos
Dire straits
Emerson Lake and Palmer
Eric Clapton
Fleetwood Mac
Frank Zappa
Funkadelic
Genesis
George Harrison
Grand Funk Railroad
Grateful Dead
Guns N Roses
Heart
Iron Butterfly
Janis Joplin
Jeff Beck
Jefferson Airplane
Jethro Tull
John Mayall and the bluesbreakers
Jimi Hendrix Experience
Kansas
King Crimson
Kiss
Led Zeppelin
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Nazareth
Neil Young
Paul Simon
Peter Frampton
Pink Floyd
Queen
Rush
Roy Harper
Santana
Steely Dan
Steve Miller Band
Supertramp
Ted Nugent
The Allman Brothers Band
The Animals
The Band
The Beach Boys
The Beatles
The Byrds
The Doobie Brothers
The Doors
The Eagles
The Guess Who
The Kinks
The MC5
The Police
The Rolling Stones
The Velvet Underground
The Who
The Yardbirds
Tom Petty
Thin Lizzy
Traffic
U2
Uriah Heep
Van Halen
Van Morrison
Yes
ZZ Top
Rod Stewart
Styx
Blue Cheer
Mountain
John Lennon
Moody Blues
Paul McCartney
Mark Knopfler
Mitch Ryder
Electric Light Orchestra
Cheap Trick
Steppenwolf
Johnny Winter
The Lovin' Spoonful
Gov't mule.

Its not necessarily "classic rock" thats so big. Its bands that were revolutionary. Bands that were different. Jimi Hendrix. the Beatles. Led Zeppelin (who could even play folk for God's sake). but think about the bands that were revolutionary that are played on classic rock stations. they range from the early-mid 60's through the 80's in some cases. they had different sounds. Have you ever heard a band that sounds like Dire Straits? The Cure? Cream? the Doors?

Me, im mostly into led zep. I know so many random facts that its not even funny. Ive been trying to work my way back through different sub genres in "classic rock" especially the 60's heavily blues influenced bands.

So when is the list goin' up?

Yep. Barely any of the bands sound the same. That's not the case with many other genres.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]So when is the list goin' up?[/QUOTE]

About a week after the metal poll is done. So we have plenty of time to make changes. And just to keep down the spam. IM the changes to me. I'll be keeping it in a word document.

Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

I missed alot since being here. Im went to RockandRoll's hometown for 2 days and in the process picked up

Floyd-WYWH
Floyd-DSOTM(both I had Viynl for)$9.99 ea.

Neil& Crazyhorse-There comes a Time $7.99

The Band- Greatest Hits $9.99
The Doors-Morrison Hotel $7.99

Thats a fine list :thumb:

Nice. All of those. Got any changes to make to the list?

iya, i'm a fan of classic rock myself, althou, an i don't think anyones mentioned these, but u can't talk about classic rock withou mentioning STATUS QUO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i mean, these guys r pure classic rock, ok, mabye not in the same league as zepplin or the who, but they r pure gold

I strongly dislike Status Quo, they're hardly Classic Rock.

On my CD to buy list:

Retrospective-Buffalo Springfield

Sticky Fingers-Rolling Stones

I have to mow a few lawns I guess.

I've never heard any Status Quo?

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Nice. All of those. Got any changes to make to the list?[/QUOTE]
The Band????

thats cool, not many ppl lyk em, but they r classic rock, i mean, they've had there own special in the classic rock mag, but lyk i said, thats cool

[QUOTE=Woodstock]On my CD to buy list:

Retrospective-Buffalo Springfield

Sticky Fingers-Rolling Stones

I have to mow a few lawns I guess.

I've never heard any Status Quo?[/QUOTE]
I saw Retrospective...........$28!!

[QUOTE=HeavyTraffic]thats cool, not many ppl lyk em, but they r classic rock, i mean, they've had there own special in the classic rock mag, but lyk i said, thats cool[/QUOTE]
Did you know you cant spell worth ****

[QUOTE=HeavyTraffic]thats cool, not many ppl lyk em, but they r classic rock, i mean, they've had there own special in the classic rock mag, but lyk i said, thats cool[/QUOTE]

Sure, they can be classified as Classic Rock, most do. I just don't. :)

[QUOTE=Livewired]The Band????[/QUOTE]

Yes. The band kicked *** and that's why they're on the list.

u shud, if u lyk rollin stones then u might lyk quo

[QUOTE=HeavyTraffic]u shud, if u lyk rollin stones then u might lyk quo[/QUOTE]
Please start communicating in English please.

I mean, you did spell your username correctly....

[QUOTE=Livewired]Did you know you cant spell worth ****[/QUOTE]
i knw

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Please start communicating in English please.

I mean, you did spell your username correctly....[/QUOTE]
yes, sir!

Well, i've never heard of them. But I do like the stones and if they're like them then I bet I would like Status Quo.

Rolling Stones = a good, simple classic rock band

anyway, how about, wishbone ash, great twin guitar band, an lovely guitar sounds an great constructed songs

I forgot the name of that real trippy Rolling Stones song??

If you could help........or I'll just listen to 40 licks

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Rolling Stones = a good, simple classic rock band[/QUOTE]

the thing about the stones..is that richards guitar is sometimes so subtle you dont notice it, even when hes playing great melodies and stuff like that. if you listen to satisfaction you might just hear chords, but hes playing some good stuff there.

[QUOTE=Livewired]I forgot the name of that real trippy Rolling Stones song??

If you could help........or I'll just listen to 40 licks[/QUOTE]

paint it black?? its the one with the sitar if thats what you are thinking of.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]the thing about the stones..is that richards guitar is sometimes so subtle you dont notice it, even when hes playing great melodies and stuff like that. if you listen to satisfaction you might just hear chords, but hes playing some good stuff there.[/QUOTE]
I know exactly what you mean, the songs Wild Horses and Cant You Hear Me Knockin show off Richard's great improvisational skills.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]paint it black?? its the one with the sitar if thats what you are thinking of.[/QUOTE]
No, Iy's the one they made after the stabbing at that concert(Altomonts???)
or some thing that sounds like that

[QUOTE=Livewired]No, Iy's the one they made after the stabbing at that concert(Altomonts???)
or some thing that sounds like that[/QUOTE]

oh well i dont know then...have you ever seen the footage filmed at that concert? its pretty crazy.

in the song american pie, don mclean refers to mick jagger as the devil and talks about the night of the stabbing. just some random info.

edit- i went to my grandpas house a while ago and he had the forty licks cd. he just gave it to me, thats some good stuff.

who do you think is the musician with the best credentials (if thats the word im thinking of)

i'd say maybe eric clapton or neil young. they have both been in some amazing bands and then had great solo careers over the decades.

Yeah, either of them :)

Clapton was in so many of the greatest blues rock bands. And Neil Young was in lots of the most famous folk/country-ish rock bands.

Clapton > Neil when it comes to that.

Though it wouldn't be right to compare them, because there music is completely different.

Neil - Country Rock, Clapton - blues Rock

id say clapton just because i like his music better, but you're right they're uncomparable

I like blues and folk based rock equally, I think.

i wasnt trying to compare neil young and eric clapton..i was asking for any other suggestions on some of the top artists.

Hey Hey My My (Out Of The Blue) by Neil Young is a good song both the acoustic version and the distorsion one.

yea well no ****