[QUOTE=Livewired]Its an album by the Grateful Dead.

Have downloaded some Quicksilver yet?[/QUOTE]

Am doing so at the moment

[QUOTE=Metallogy]:upset:

Tell me why you think so ? I find them very talented and listenable too...

How much would you pay IF (now thats a big if) Led Zeppelin had a reunion for one single ticket. I would go anywhere up to $2,000 :thumb:

(I am probably going to get flammed :lol: :upset: )[/QUOTE]
I'd pay however much my dad would shell out.

[QUOTE=Metallogy]:upset:

Tell me why you think so ? I find them very talented and listenable too...

How much would you pay IF (now thats a big if) Led Zeppelin had a reunion for one single ticket. I would go anywhere up to $2,000 :thumb:

(I am probably going to get flammed :lol: :upset: )[/QUOTE]

I wouldn't pay very much based on the fact that the music probably wouldn't be that great. It would be amazing to see them, but they better have the sound to back it up. It's not like they're going to tour anyway.

[QUOTE=Metallogy]:upset:

Tell me why you think so ? I find them very talented and listenable too...

How much would you pay IF (now thats a big if) Led Zeppelin had a reunion for one single ticket. I would go anywhere up to $2,000 :thumb:

(I am probably going to get flammed :lol: :upset: )[/QUOTE]
My dad kind of likes Uriah Heep. I wouldnt pay 2000$. Are you CRAZY????

[QUOTE=badmoon349]$130

Christmas is coming up, so ask for money.[/QUOTE]

Ehh gad. Me being a non-deadhead, I think I'll just buy a few more of their individual albums.

[QUOTE=Schyma000]Am doing so at the moment[/QUOTE]
What song(s)??

That'd be smartest.

[QUOTE=lunch998]Ehh gad. Me being a non-deadhead, I think I'll just buy a few more of their individual albums.[/QUOTE]
Same with me.

On my list-Shakedown Street, Working Man's Dead

:chug: :chug:
im 15 and i love classic rock
its really poppular now!

[QUOTE=ClassicRock Guitarist]:chug: :chug:
im 15 and i love classic rock
its really poppular now![/QUOTE]
Your name explains it all. Just don't act like a n00b. :chug:

I want to get Shakedown Street. I'm gonna give some of the others I haven't already listened to a try. I might listen to American Beauty and Working Man's Dead again.

[QUOTE=Livewired]What song(s)??[/QUOTE]

Calvery, Mona, Maiden of Cancer Moon......In that order

[QUOTE=ClassicRock Guitarist]:chug: :chug:
im 15 and i love classic rock
its really poppular now![/QUOTE]

You should be careful how much you drink, after two beers you might pass out.

[QUOTE=Schyma000]Calvery, Mona, Maiden of Cancer Moon......In that order[/QUOTE]
Great, Who Do You Love is their Best song IMO but its 25 minutes long.

Late........Study............Bye

[QUOTE=lunch998]You should be careful how much you drink, after two beers you might pass out.[/QUOTE]
:chug: :chug:
/has never used the :chug: before
/is happy :chug:
/passed out :(

What do you guys think of Supertramp? I just bought Breakfast in America, it's not as good as Crime of the Century, but it's still good

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]:chug: :chug:
/has never used the :chug: before
/is happy :chug:
/passed out :(

What do you guys think of Supertramp? I just bought Breakfast in America, it's not as good as Crime of the Century, but it's still good[/QUOTE]

Drunk boy. I'm out for tonight guys, Peace all.

[QUOTE=Livewired]My dad kind of likes Uriah Heep. I wouldnt pay 2000$. Are you CRAZY????[/QUOTE]

My dad was the one who introduced me to Uriah Heep, and many other of my favourite classic rock bands.

I am not crazy... but I would work full-time and miss school to watch my favourite band live for those three hours of more... :thumb: ... but it would be one of the greatest experiences since I didn't get to grow with the music as my dad any many other people did.

I am sure a ticket wouldn't cost $2,000, maybe ranging from $200-$600 (not quite to sure)...


What do you guys think about David Gilmour's soul that he puts into his song-writting and amazing guitar playing?

No one plays with more soul than Gilmour (In my opinion). He always plays just the right note. Always. It's wierd. He isn't the fastest guitarist in the world (as if speed means anything), His chord progressions are fine art and his passionate lead runs are just memorizing. Deep in my musical drive is a part that can only be reached by him.

I feel as like many of his songs were something I’d written but could never get together. I could never write the kinds of words he does, but he’s helped me out in trying to write my own songs...

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]:chug: :chug:
/has never used the :chug: before
/is happy :chug:
/passed out :(

What do you guys think of Supertramp? I just bought Breakfast in America, it's not as good as Crime of the Century, but it's still good[/QUOTE]
I have the 2 you mentioned and In the Quietest moments.

I really like the

School-awesome song

The Grateful Dead box set sucks unless you're like an unbeilievably huge fan and want to own anything having to do with them...out of the lke 140 songs on it only about 30 are ones that you'll wanna listen to on a regular basis but those 30 songs will probly be on CDs 8-12 so just go buy them each at a cheaper price.

Sweet guys I'm out!:wave:

Schmay000 post you opinions on those songs please.:)

[QUOTE=Flanagan]Ok heres what you do, you sell all your junk cd's (rap, hip hop, etc.) go to your music store or where ever and you buy:
1- Dark side of the moon, Pink Floyd
2- Cream of Clapton, Eric Clapton
3- Led Zeppelin III, Led Zeppelin (obviously)
4- The Best Of The Who, The Who (obviously)
And you sit down and you listen to every one of those cd's! and that should get all the demons out of you, you will never listen to rap or crap agian![/QUOTE]

O.k., the fact that you are narrowminded enough to say that all rap and pop sucks is pathetic. Then, instead of telling me something useful, you tell me to get two best of cds and the two most popular classic rock cds. This just shows me that your opinion on music cannot be taken seriously, and on a more serious note, you should end yourself.

Today I brought in Dogs to my guitar lessons, and its a really complex song (as the open tuning would suggest), because every time he switches a chord, the key changes. So I get to play around with this for the next week. :thumb:

[QUOTE=FreebirdTPM]The Grateful Dead box set sucks unless you're like an unbeilievably huge fan and want to own anything having to do with them...out of the lke 140 songs on it only about 30 are ones that you'll wanna listen to on a regular basis but those 30 songs will probly be on CDs 8-12 so just go buy them each at a cheaper price.[/QUOTE]

Obviously a first timmer wouldn't buy this. These discs aren't even known. Let alone their critically "good" albums.

If you do (There are overall 13 discs) happen to go out and buy each disc, it would roughly come out to $190. And you probably won't find a quarter of them.

And overall, what your kinda proposing, is that we might aswell buy a Best of CD. All the songs are good. Some editions are even extended, but you won't know how much more good songs there are.

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]What album is that off of? It sounds like a cool song just by the name.[/QUOTE]

From the first album. It is a good song, as well as that riff, it's got an excellent solo too, that's great fun to jam to.
If you get the remaster, you'll also get three bonus tracks recorded as the Stalk-Forrest Group, from an unreleased album. Psychedelic, jammy and all out great fun.

I'm listening to In the Dark right now it's pretty good, but Shakedown Street was better. I'm gonna listen to From the Mars Hotel next.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]I'm listening to In the Dark right now it's pretty good, but Shakedown Street was better. I'm gonna listen to From the Mars Hotel next.[/QUOTE]
I'm listening to Working Man's Dead roght now :thumb:

I love Shakedown Street. :D

[QUOTE=Livewired]I'm listening to Working Man's Dead roght now :thumb:

I love Shakedown Street. :D[/QUOTE]
I'm listening to Working Man's Dead too :eek:

I have a new opinion on The Dead, when I first listened to them I really disliked it, but I like it now :thumb:

I acctually liked Working Man's Dead the first time i heard it, The one I'm still pretty shakey on is American Beauty....meh:cool:

[QUOTE=Livewired]I acctually liked Working Man's Dead the first time i heard it, The one I'm still pretty shakey on is American Beauty....meh:cool:[/QUOTE]
I'll be listening to that next.

I knew you'd all see it my way :cool:

[QUOTE=badmoon349]I knew you'd all see it my way :cool:[/QUOTE]
:lol: Maybe I had my head up my arse the first time I listened to it.

So, what are all of your current favorite Dead songs?

Franklin's Tower, Uncle John's Cabin, Touch of Grey, Truckin', Sugar Magnolia those are the ones I'm usually jamming too.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]So, what are all of your current favorite Dead songs?[/QUOTE]
Shakedown Street, Fire on the Mountain, Casey Jones, Uncle John's Band, Box of Rain, Cumberland Blues, Touch of Grey, and Hell In a Bucket.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]Obviously a first timmer wouldn't buy this. These discs aren't even known. Let alone their critically "good" albums.

If you do (There are overall 13 discs) happen to go out and buy each disc, it would roughly come out to $190. And you probably won't find a quarter of them.

And overall, what your kinda proposing, is that we might aswell buy a Best of CD. All the songs are good. Some editions are even extended, but you won't know how much more good songs there are.[/QUOTE]
No I was just pretty much saying it blows and is a waste of money for even a fan of Grateful Dead..but yeah I would just buy their best of CD the one with like about 18 songs that's a great CD.

Why is it a waste? I'd be getting a bunch of albums I [I]cannot[/I] find, for less than I'd spend if I bought them seperatley. I would also be getting unreleased material, and various other live songs that would not be included on the album.

Some people find it stupid to get a Best of, because if they got into a the chosen band, they would have wasted money. Unless you consider it a sample, but then you could have just downloaded it or sampled a song for free. I doubt you would understand, the commitment is obviously not shown through you, being that you listed all hit songs off of their new compilation (Though you may not have it), and you titled one of their known songs incorrectly.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]Some people find it stupid to get a Best of, because if they got into a the chosen band, they would have wasted money. Unless you consider it a sample, but then you could have just downloaded it or sampled a song for free. I doubt you would understand, the commitment is obviously not shown through you, being that you listed all hit songs off of their new compilation (Though you may not have it), and you titled one of their known songs incorrectly.[/QUOTE]
I dont see anything wrong with Best of's. If you want to get into a certain band, I recommend them to a first timer. And if you get into that band and buy their actual records thats fine too. I mean, Retrospective and Skeletons in the Closet are both greatest hits, but great albums, and perfect for even the most devoted fan.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]I dont see anything wrong with Best of's. If you want to get into a certain band, I recommend them to a first timer. And if you get into that band and buy their actual records thats fine too. I mean, Retrospective and Skeletons in the Closet are both greatest hits, but great albums, and perfect for even the most devoted fan.[/QUOTE]
I have bought The Best of The Band, The Best of Rush

I was givin' Echoes.......Please dont flame me for having it. It has some songs that arwent availible and some that are on albums I wont buy for a long time(The Division Bell and The Final Cut)