^ hmmmm I have a record player, and use it a lot.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]^ hmmmm I have a record player, and use it a lot.[/QUOTE]

So do all of the fathers of time :). But the fact that younger people are wanting record players to play the original LPs is awesome.

Maybe we can have a repeat of the 70s in the 2010s :D. Ok i'm getting a little ahead of myself here :(

^ Lol.

Have any of you heard or have George Harrison's [I]Brainwashed[/I]. Waht are your opinions on it. I'd give it a 10/10, it's amazing.

I just for some reason heard this. Jethro Tull's keyboard is now a she. He had a sex change :lol:

[I]hey lovly lil anarchist i dont mean to moan but half the bands you named there are new wave not classic just thought i'd point that out sor if i seam like a total perfectionist but i just like to spread the knowledge [/I]

what's the difference, love? i must not be on top of things...

Yeah, classic rock is gaining popularity in our school Id like to say my band has soemthing to do with it, but I dont wanna sound conceited. Im attempting to spread the gospel of classic rock. Im burning people CDs of classic rock songs and exchanging them for a CD with their music that they burn me. Im hopin people will begin to appreciate music more.

Did anyone mention the band Yes? Yes is awesome, just saw them in concert last Sunday...

But anyways, I don't really see it gaining very much popularity. I think it's always been the same - teenagers like [c]rap. This is coming from a 13 year old girl. Hells yes. Me and a few close friends absolutely love Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, The Who, Yes, Deep Purple, Jefferson Aiplane, The Eagles, Van Halen, Lynard Synard, etc. But other than my friends, nobody around here seems to dig classic rock (except our parents haha).

Oh and one more thing - 13th Floor Elevator (in my opinion) had that psychadelic rock sound before Zeppelin - in 1965. I think Zeppelin perfected it...

[QUOTE=badmoon349]I just for some reason heard this. Jethro Tull's keyboard is now a she. He had a sex change :lol:[/QUOTE]

i read about that. fortunatly, Ian Anderson is a compationate man and dosent look down upon him, umm i mean her, for this and will continue with her in the lineup and their friendship, which i like to see. J-tull are untouchable, i simply adore them :)

[QUOTE=johnnyaddiction]Did anyone mention the band Yes? Yes is awesome, just saw them in concert last Sunday...

But anyways, I don't really see it gaining very much popularity. I think it's always been the same - teenagers like [c]rap. This is coming from a 13 year old girl. Hells yes. Me and a few close friends absolutely love Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, The Who, Yes, Deep Purple, Jefferson Aiplane, The Eagles, Van Halen, Lynard Synard, etc. But other than my friends, nobody around here seems to dig classic rock (except our parents haha).

Oh and one more thing - 13th Floor Elevator (in my opinion) had that psychadelic rock sound before Zeppelin - in 1965. I think Zeppelin perfected it...[/QUOTE]

Led Zeppelin was barely Psychedelic rock. Nor did they perfect it, and nor did 13th.

The perfectionists of that sub-genre are The Velvet Underground, no doubt.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]I just for some reason heard this. Jethro Tull's keyboard is now a she. He had a sex change :lol:[/QUOTE]


:eek: Is that a joke or is it real?

^ Does this face look like it's joking :confused:

i went and saw a pink floyd laser light show a while ago...that was awesome

how would you guys classify steely dan? out of curiosity.

[QUOTE=imbrianfellows]i went and saw a pink floyd laser light show a while ago...that was awesome[/QUOTE]

That's my mate Daves show! Small world...

[QUOTE=Veteran of the psychic wars]That's my mate Daves show! Small world...[/QUOTE]

Not neceessarily there was a pink floyd light show put on here in london ontario by the london symphony orchestra? I doubt that was your mate dave's show.

This is the one I'm talking about.

[url]http://www.laserspectacular.com/[/url]

[QUOTE=badmoon349]I just for some reason heard this. Jethro Tull's keyboard is now a she. He had a sex change :lol:[/QUOTE]

lol W/E as long as they keep that cool flute player in.. Ian Anderson I think they kick *** :thumb:

BTW, i think all musical instruments played by guys should be female. I mean.... Playing a guy... it.... no.

DVG.

[QUOTE=DVG]BTW, i think all musical instruments played by guys should be female. I mean.... Playing a guy... it.... no.

DVG.[/QUOTE]

Yeah true. Music is so :naughty:

[QUOTE]Have any of you heard or have George Harrison's Brainwashed. Waht are your opinions on it. I'd give it a 10/10, it's amazing.[/QUOTE]

I love this album. When people talk about George they only mention [I]All Things Must Pass[/I] . I think this album is super-underrated. My favorite songs are probably "Stuck Inside a Cloud", "Rocking Chair in Hawaii" and well... basically I love every song. Badmoon, thanks for bringing this up. 9.5/10


[QUOTE]I just for some reason heard this. Jethro Tull's keyboard is now a she. He had a sex change [/QUOTE]

??? *speechless* ???

What's the keyboardists name?

Frail should know.

Anyone else here about this... Randy bachman is doing some jazz, i beleive his new CD is to be entitled "jazz thing". I'll post some more when I hear more about it, anyways any thoughts on this?

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]Anyone else here about this... Randy bachman is doing some jazz, i beleive his new CD is to be entitled "jazz thing". I'll post some more when I hear more about it, anyways any thoughts on this?[/QUOTE]


I heard about it. I want to hear it. He's such a great guitarist :) *drifts off*

Ok, I mentioned this band before, but not one other person has mentioned anything about them here.

Am I really the *only* one here who loves Wishbone Ash?
If you like classic rock, and you haven't heard 'Argus' yet, you are missing out on something awesome.

i never heard of him before. but what are ur opinions on steve miller. i love that song "the joker" it's been stuck in my head for a week.
abrakadabra annoys me, but go on take the money and run is awesome, as is jungle love. fly like an eagle and swingtown are also personal favorites. opinions?

Deep Purple Is Playing By Me In August And I'm Getting Tickets!!!

[QUOTE=badmoon349]Frail should know.[/QUOTE]

i beleive Andy Geddings is the most recent keyboards player in J-tull, hired in 1992 i think.

my favorite jethro tull song is def "thick as a brick." quite a unique song, very creative. and it changes completely too many times to count.

[QUOTE=B0nz0]Deep Purple Is Playing By Me In August And I'm Getting Tickets!!![/QUOTE]

Lucky kid. I get no good concerts. I'll have to go to Toronto for Van Halen :(.