Did i say anything about it being a competition? That is my opinion...
ok then, what do you guys think about foghat?

[QUOTE=Cream Team]sorry, keith moon and ginger baker beat him...he finishes in a close third however[/QUOTE]

Hence the one of my favorite. He's behind Bonham, Baker, Moon, Mitchell, Clive Bunker, and a few others on my list.

[QUOTE=Cream Team]Did i say anything about it being a competition? That is my opinion...
ok then, what do you guys think about foghat?[/QUOTE]

"Sorry, Keith Moon and...are better" who cares. So yes, you did put it in a competitive position.

This place is really getting sh[COLOR=White]it[/COLOR]ty

No, just filled with n00bs who don't think about what they post before they click that magical button "Post New Reply"

Everyone on AIM! I want to give samples.

Ian paice isn't really one of my favourites, but I'm not a huge deep purple fan to begin with.

Everyone keep an eye out on the Respected Bands you dislike thread, this can get good.

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]Ian paice isn't really one of my favourites, but I'm not a huge deep purple fan to begin with.[/QUOTE]

He's pretty good but I prefer many other drummers of the era to him.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]Everyone keep an eye out on the Respected Bands you dislike thread, this can get good.[/QUOTE]

Yea! Kick his ***.

Why doesn't Voodoo come by anymore? :(

me you and rock are pretty much the only originals that still visit regularly badmoon.

have the rolling stones been mentioned yet?


because they dont get enough respect around here


also, neil young

Oh trust me^ I throw in Neil to every conversation :thumb:

Anyways what C.d.s did everyone get last night?

Me:Neil Young-Zuma(this album has been so hard for me to find until now)

Van Halen-1984(already had it on viynl......so what)

CSN&Y-So Far(Jesus, this is the rarest album in my area I have been looking for this album for almosty a year)

Jimi Hendrix- Plays the Blues

Ian Paice is very good.

Same with Alex Van Halen!!(hasn't been mentioned.)

Yea Alex Van Halen is good, but I don't listen to Van Halen that much. And I think the Stones have probably been mentioned after 471 pages. Not sure though.

[QUOTE=Medopalis]I've never really got The Rolling Stones. They've got the odd really good song, but I think they're probably one of the most over-hyped classic rock bands overall. Keith Richards is a brilliant riff writer, but they just lack any real consistency.[/QUOTE]

To me their influence is more important than their music. They've made good music for 40 years(which I seriously respect them for) but they haven't made much great music, in my eyes.

Do you mean in your ears?

I love the Stones and I think they have made alot of amazing songs.


also quite a few not so good songs.

I think I will review Zuma

[QUOTE=Livewired]Do you mean in your ears?

I love the Stones and I think they have made alot of amazing songs.


also quite a few not so good songs.

I think I will review Zuma[/QUOTE]

Hah yes in my ears.

[QUOTE=Livewired]Do you mean in your ears?

I love the Stones and I think they have made alot of amazing songs.


also quite a few not so good songs.

I think I will review Zuma[/QUOTE]
Stones=:cool:.
I've just had to delete a few songs off my computer, cause they were taking up way too much space :(.

I am done the review. w00t

Neil is so good.

[QUOTE=Livewired]I am done the review. w00t

Neil is so good.[/QUOTE]
Agreed! :D

*goes to read/comment*

[QUOTE=Medopalis]I've never really got The Rolling Stones. They've got the odd really good song, but I think they're probably one of the most over-hyped classic rock bands overall. Keith Richards is a brilliant riff writer, but they just lack any real consistency.[/QUOTE]
You took the words right out of my mouth.

[QUOTE=Livewired]Oh trust me^ I throw in Neil to every conversation :thumb:

Anyways what C.d.s did everyone get last night?

Me:Neil Young-Zuma(this album has been so hard for me to find until now)

Van Halen-1984(already had it on viynl......so what)

CSN&Y-So Far(Jesus, this is the rarest album in my area I have been looking for this album for almosty a year)

Jimi Hendrix- Plays the Blues

Ian Paice is very good.

Same with Alex Van Halen!!(hasn't been mentioned.)[/QUOTE]

Last night I got a real copy of The Grateful Dead's Europe '72. My first one was burnt. :)

I ended up not getting any cds. I'll go today or tomorrow.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]You took the words right out of my mouth.[/QUOTE]

*punches JPJ in the mouth*

(insert witty comment here)

[QUOTE=Medopalis]I've never really got The Rolling Stones. They've got the odd really good song, but I think they're probably one of the most over-hyped classic rock bands overall. Keith Richards is a brilliant riff writer, but they just lack any real consistency.[/QUOTE]

I like [I]Let It Bleed[/I], but I haven't been able to get into anything else they've done.

We should have an anual Classic Rock Thread Dead fest.

blue·grass ( P ) Pronunciation Key (blgrs)
n.
Music. A type of folk music that originated in the southern United States, typically played on banjos and guitars and characterized by rapid tempos and jazzlike improvisation

=p but that's about all I can give, other than it's similar to a country style, I guess.

nothin better , ever than the classics, done, no more discussion, its just so good

Bluegrass is a genre that has been really played since the 1800's, but was named and basically founed in the 30-40's. Bill Monroe was the founder and named the genre, and really came up with the commonly acknowledged style.

Bluegreass, when describing the sound, is Country but with more emphasis on virtuosity and speed. Which is easily heard. So in a way, Bluegrass to Country, is what Metal is to Rock.

Now, there a few common types of Bluegrass. Traditional, Progressive, Contemporary, and various others.

*updated to add info*