I'm pretty sure its "tight". And english.

Thanks on the avatar. I liked the "psychadelia" of the bus, but it was too colorful for my style. I decided to find another Morrison one (sans nipples) and I think this one's pretty cool.

I think we should start sending n00bs to this thread:
[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=272068[/url]

so we can have this one to ourselves.

Well actually, most standard tele's are around $600.

Hello everyone. I have entered the thread after much cajoling.

*gets sent to n00b thread*

:upset:

[QUOTE=HeavyRiva]Hello everyone. I have entered the thread after much cajoling.

*gets sent to n00b thread*

:upset:[/QUOTE]
If you wish to stay you must survive severe flaming by the regulars. At lest that's what seems to hapen with the real noobs.

[QUOTE=HeavyRiva]Hello everyone. I have entered the thread after much cajoling.

*gets sent to n00b thread*

:upset:[/QUOTE]

I won't flame. Stay a while. :thumb:

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]If you wish to stay you must survive severe flaming by the regulars. At lest that's what seems to hapen with the real noobs.[/QUOTE]


*is a real n00b*

OMGZ, Starway to HEaven is the best zep song! Eric Clpton sux. Wtf is CNSY?!?!!111one



No, seriously, what do you guys usually talk about?

Heavey Riva is the anti-noob, so no flaming.

We uselss talk about random things, sometimes like the community thread but it relates to Classic Rock somehow.

Ahh... I see. Much like the other official threads. Makes sense.

So, *clears throat* has anyone heard of an Australian progressive rock band called Galadriel?

I've never heard of them. What do they sound like?

[QUOTE=HeavyRiva]Ahh... I see. Much like the other official threads. Makes sense.

So, *clears throat* has anyone heard of an Australian progressive rock band called Galadriel?[/QUOTE]
Have you ever resent those songs?

Magicbus nice avatar :thumb:

Trying to. Gmail is on my sh[font=]i[/font]tlist right now.

oh dammit!!! my internet is really messed up right now, and it took me half an hour to load this page, and there aren't any posts on here i can even reply to! i might have to...call a friend? :confused:

edit- k its fixed..i like your new avatar Magicbus.

just to catch up...

i'ts probably too late, but from L.A. woman i would choose Riders on the Storm, LA Woman, Hyacinth House and Roadhouse Blues.

Telecasters are awesome. i almost bought one not too long ago. if you get texas special humbuckers they sound incredible.

i've never heard of Galadriel, but they sound interesting (LOTR fans im assuming?)
any song/album recommendations?

Call me crazy, but I was never a big Telecaster guy. Don't know why.

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]Call me crazy, but I was never a big Telecaster guy. Don't know why.[/QUOTE]
Teles have more of twang tone, good for blues and country. It all depends on your style and what type of tone you like.

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]Call me crazy, but I was never a big Telecaster guy. Don't know why.[/QUOTE]

some people don't like them, not a big deal. they are more popular in country music actually, due to the nice twang you can get from them. but i like that sound, keith richards, bruce springsteen and jimmy page can't be wrong can they?

edit- of course guitrguy beats me to it.

who is the guy in Badmoons avatar?

In my avatar now or before?

now

John Popper - Vocals/Harmonica - Blues Traveler

i've never heard anything by them. is their name misleading or do they play blues?

They are a Jam Band (Quite popular actually), and they play a heavy form of Blues.

ya i've heard of them alot (maybe on here) i think i may have one of their records...allow me to go check. this may take a while.

edit- no i dont, i must be thinking of another band.

have you ever listened to Electric Flag? I have one of their albums, never listened to it, and it looks quite psychadelic. I'm just wondering if they are any good? i have a very long list of records i am going through and i don't have time to listen to every single one, so im trying to find good ones.

I've heard of them, but I don't remember anything by them. I've heard they're good as far as the blues go.

[QUOTE=wholedzep]I've heard of them, but I don't remember anything by them. I've heard they're good as far as the blues go.[/QUOTE]

ya i always assumed they were more blues.

hey wait...what did you mean by "good as far as the blues go?" that sounds like an insult to me.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]John Popper - Vocals/Harmonica - Blues Traveler[/QUOTE]
oh my god that guy rules on the harmonica, he's amazing. :thumb:

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]just to catch up...

i'ts probably too late, but from L.A. woman i would choose Riders on the Storm, LA Woman, Hyacinth House and Roadhouse Blues.[/QUOTE]

I thought I seid that

[QUOTE=Schyma000]I thought I seid that[/QUOTE]

well those are the best songs so i wouldn't be suprised.

although i like the nice bass beat on WASP (Texas Radio and the Big Beat) or whatever its called.

[QUOTE=irishslappop]oh my god that guy rules on the harmonica, he's amazing. :thumb:[/QUOTE]

I like how he treats the harmonica like a real instrument. Only a few other people (Bob Dylan, Robert Plant on a few Zep songs) do that.

i've never heard him play harmonica. i've heard a lot better players than bob dylan and especially robert plant though. bob dylan is probably my favourite though, just because i like his music the most (he isn't the best harmonica player). i never even though robert plant as a harmonica player in any sense. he's probably more of a tambourine player than a harmonica player.

and i taught one of my students how to play mr tambourine man last night...the student had never heard of bob dylan.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]i've never heard him play harmonica. i've heard a lot better players than bob dylan and especially robert plant though. bob dylan is probably my favourite though, just because i like his music the most (he isn't the best harmonica player). i never even though robert plant as a harmonica player in any sense. he's probably more of a tambourine player than a harmonica player.

and i taught one of my students how to play mr tambourine man last night...the student had never heard of bob dylan.[/QUOTE]

Plant played the harmonica intro on When The Levee Breaks and again on a song from Houses Of The Holy (I forget which one, I need to buy that **** album).

[QUOTE=unclebobscircus]Plant played the harmonica intro on When The Levee Breaks and again on a song from Houses Of The Holy (I forget which one, I need to buy that **** album).[/QUOTE]
Houses Of The Holy is the album.

[QUOTE=guitrguy]Houses Of The Holy is the album.[/QUOTE]

Umm, yeah, thanks, I knew that. I'm trying to think of which SONG on that album.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]i've never heard him play harmonica. i've heard a lot better players than bob dylan and especially robert plant though. bob dylan is probably my favourite though, just because i like his music the most (he isn't the best harmonica player). i never even though robert plant as a harmonica player in any sense. he's probably more of a tambourine player than a harmonica player.

and i taught one of my students how to play mr tambourine man last night...the student had never heard of bob dylan.[/QUOTE]

He is definitley better than anyone you have ever heard. And Blues Traveler aren't strait up Blues. If that was true, I probably wouldn't like them. They an occasional poppy version of it, but mostly a fast loud version of it.

*sick today*

[B]highway 61 revisited[/B] by Johnny Winter....download now ppl, very good blues song (good guitar solos too)

[QUOTE=Badmoon]John Popper - Vocals/Harmonica - Blues Traveler[/QUOTE]
Oh, I recognize him, he was in the Blues Brothers 2000. They did a very good performance. I'll check them out.

I'm happy to say that I knew that was John Popper before Badmoon said it. :thumb: Makes me feel good.

Thanks to everyone who likes my avatar.

Kinda off topic but:

Hahahaha, Lionel Ritchie was on my message machine. :lol:

Doing what?

[QUOTE=magicbus]Doing what?[/QUOTE]
Talking about a charity, it was very funny, nearly cried.


[SIZE=1]*it's my birthday[/SIZE]