:p Nice :thumb:

Woodstock your avatar looks like a monster.

I wanna learn mandolin too. Sounds really sweet. The Battle of Evermore did it for me.

[QUOTE=magicbus]Woodstock your avatar looks like a monster.

I wanna learn mandolin too. Sounds really sweet. The Battle of Evermore did it for me.[/QUOTE]

i dont know if woodstock is around right now..but i already made a comment, no need for more.

ya i love the battle of evermore. does anyone know who Sandy Denny (that was her name right) actually was? and no i'm not putting this in the Led Zeppelin forum because all they know about is stairway to heaven and how much "iT RoXs!!11!"

I always thought it was a guy singing. I'll look up into that.

EDIT: You're right, a girl sang it.

[url]http://www.informatik.uni-hamburg.de/~zierke/sandy.denny/[/url]

nah on the liner notes for the record it says Sandy Denny, and i'm pretty sure its a girl even though Sandy can be a guys or girls name.

I wanna learn a bunch of instruments, fiddle, sax, mado, autoharp, dulcimer, harmonica, flute, organ.

Greatest voice ever = The guy who played Jesus Christ on the Jesus Christ Superstar movie.

I'm sure the real life Jesus could have belted a few too :p

Naw man, Tom Waits has the greatest voice.

Freddie Mercury has a pretty good voice.

/me listening to Another One Bites the Dust.

Ohhh, I doubt he can take that one guy.

Joplin and Dylan are pretty good too.

i have the soundtrack to jesus christ superstar..the records all scratched up though and i havent tried listening to it.

[QUOTE=Bluesman522]Joplin and Dylan are pretty good too.[/QUOTE]

Dylan can't belt um, and Janis isn't much of a trained/technical singer. She had power. :cool:

Neil Young lolz!1!

Nah kidding, though I sort of like his voice.

Whoever's the singer for lynard skynard, he's so funny sounding but it's so good :)

I donno bout you, but personally trained singers just dont appeal to me.

Trained is good. I don't care much for a talented singer. Just somebody who can sound good is all that matters.

Yea, but some...they're crazy....

This guy was going from....OOOOOOOOO to EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE in a like a .000000000005 second interval.

hey, im doing my national history day project on classic rock. the theme this year is communication in history. can you guys tell me what classic rock protested, or other good stuff about classic rock? and dont tell me it sounded good or was good, cuz i already know that :p

everything, name a subject and there was atleast one song written about it.

Classic Rock protest - Love, freedom, equality, peace, ect....

my fave singer is bob dylan, he's one hell of a caterwauler.

[QUOTE=Bluesman522]everything, name a subject and there was atleast one song written about it.[/QUOTE]
hmm, how bout the 'nam? i know there are a ton. list 'em, I'll check em out.

Greatest Concept Album Idea
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An album strongly based upon kid songs.

Garcia and Grisman - Not for Kids Only

badmoon is like the garcia and grisman pusher

would war pigs be a good example of vietnam protest?

i'd say war pigs would be good...the unknown soldier would be a good one.

Vietnam protest -The "Fish" Cheer/I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-To-Die Rag

By Country Joe and The Fish

Give Peace a Chance - John Lennon

thats vietnam protest.

masters of war is a protest song...i dont know if its aimed towards vietnam though, maybe just wars in general.

Does anyone know what Jim Morrisons poetry book is called and where i can get a copy.

There were alot of veitnam protest songs.

[QUOTE=deckstar_1]Does anyone know what Jim Morrisons poetry book is called and where i can get a copy.[/QUOTE]

An American Prayer. E-bay.

My Morrison shirt says An American Poet on it.

the books called an american prayer...althugh he had a few others that may not be published...good stuff. i was gonna buy an american poet shirt but it disappeared next time i came back with money/ i was mad

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]
edit- does anyone else find jpjrulestheworld's avatar somewhat distracting. all of our avatars are so blandly coloured, but the colours on his demand my attention.[/QUOTE]
you better be paying attention when im speaking :angry:

Is somebody talking?

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]

edit- ya i thought about them for mandolins, but there wasnt actually a permanent mandolinist...man jpj could master any instrument.[/QUOTE]
you're **** right he could hence the name jpjrulestheworld.

on the topic of greatest singer i think it's be hard to name just one, but i think my favorite is freddy mercury

What's wrong with my avatar?

Good protest song-Ohio

<--Graham Nash :cool:

Another protest song-Fortunate Son by CCR.

I love Janis Joplin, one of the most emotional singers and she could make your ears bleed.