1 burnt CD (Ina-godda-da-vida).....

Not very many (~15) real CDs....wish I had dozens upon dozens.

Kansas [I]is[/I] pretty cheesy...But they're alright.

I don't have that many burnts cds. I recently made one with songs I like to drum to..but It's my mom who's crazy on downloading and burning music...she's got, like 50 cds..and thousands more songs on the computer...=p

Your mom? That's really wierd.

Yeah...she likes all her old music, too. She burnt me some cd's for my birthday =p. Cool stuff like the Byrds, some Cream, ELO. Mostly she downloads old singer-songwriter stuff and broadway show tunes =p

I created a monster when I introduced her to kazaa. "Today I remembered this song and this song and these 50 others songs that I want to download" =p

Didn't Clarence White play with The Byrds? He's definitley one of the greatest Country guitarists and a very underrated one.

My Uncle plays a lot of Byrds songs with a slide on electric. He is a mad guitarist, and definitley the greatest harmonica player I have ever heard. Even better than John Popper from Blues Traveler. He's nuts.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]Didn't Clarence White play with The Byrds? He's definitley one of the greatest Country guitarists and a very underrated one.

My Uncle plays a lot of Byrds songs with a slide on electric. He is a mad guitarist, and definitley the greatest harmonica player I have ever heard. Even better than John Popper from Blues Traveler. He's nuts.[/QUOTE]

better on harmonica than bob dylan:eek:?!?!?!?!? zees cannot bee troo!

Ha, Dylan sucks at harmonica :p

I wasn't aware that harmonica was a skill.

okay...

Robert Plant plays harmonica when he's prancing around on stage being sexy. :naughty: hua-haha.
I am happy that people listen to Uriah Heep, mostly I get blank stares when I try to bring them up in a classic rock discussion.
Classic Rock bands I love (I don't really listen to anything else...except a few exceptions);
Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
Yes
Uriah Heep
Nazareth (anyone listen to them?)
Rush
The Scorpions (saw them live, AWESOME show)
Judas Priest
The Yardbirds
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
Deep Purple
Jimi Hendrix
Jefferson Airplane
Heart
Janis Joplin
Boston
Sweet
AC/DC
Bad Company
Electric Light Orchestra
Cream

Crap, I know there's more that I'm forgetting.

Has anyone heard of Procol Harum? Crazy band.

[QUOTE]Robert Plant plays harmonica when he's prancing around on stage being sexy. hua-haha.[/QUOTE]

Robert Plant is a homosexual. Possible along the lines of Mick Jagger.

And yes, we have all heard of Procol Harum.

:)

Where the hell are you guys!?!?






skanks

harmonica is a skill, its not as easy as you would think. and dylan isnt very good at the harmonica, but his solos always fit the music well. i like the little harmonica solo on Tangled Up in Blue.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]Robert Plant is a homosexual. Possible along the lines of Mick Jagger.[/QUOTE]

Mick Jagger *shudders*, now [I]there's[/I] a face only a mother could love. Not as hideous as Keith Richards, but he's getting there.

Robert Plant? A Homo? Hahahaha. :lol: he's about as much as a homo as Bill Clinton is.

You're obviously working against the obvious.

When Bill Clinton jumps on stage with his shirt all the way open, blonde curry hair twisted around his fingers, making such sounds you would hear from a woman during an orgasm, and making attempts at seducing movements, give me a call.

:lol:
hahaha, that would be quite a site to see. Especialy since he'd probably die before he got his other leg over the stage.
Nah, Plant just acts weird. He's married (has been since he was 18) and has kids. People did weird things in the 70's. Long hair was considered homosexual. Men wore what women wear today. His acting that way got attention. I don't think he was gay though. I'm just suprised his wife didn't divorce him for screwing all those chicks.

Besides, if it goes that way, then everyone in the 80's hair metal bands were homosexuals.

I want to learn harmonica. Seriously.
Robert Plant is cool.
I haven't voted on the poll yet, but I will.
AND The Lemon Song = probably the best bass I've heard yet. JPJ really shines on that one.

I like you, you don't attack anyone, you compliment songs which are awesome, you don't say Robert Plant is gay, put disturbing images of Clinton seductively prancing around in my brain, or put down the harmonica. Good.

^ Well, he is of course strait, but it is always fun to doubt him.

[QUOTE=~The*Lemon*Song~]I like you, you don't attack anyone, you compliment songs which are awesome, you don't say Robert Plant is gay, put disturbing images of Clinton seductively prancing around in my brain, or put down the harmonica. Good.[/QUOTE]

Your name reminded me of that song.

I am having a good time right now. I found a Classic Rock channel on TV (no commercials! w00t!) and it's playing CCR's "Traveling Band" right now. Which is cool.

Robert Plant sucks *** its the reason why I hate Zeppelin so much.

Just posted a review.

[QUOTE=Schyma000]Robert Plant sucks *** its the reason why I hate Zeppelin so much.[/QUOTE]

I think he's pretty good. I can see how you could find his voice annoying but I rarely do.

Badmoon just likes to make fun of Led Zeppelin. Robert Plant is gay, JPJ sucks at bass, etc... Most of his posts are negative.

[QUOTE=magicbus]I want to learn harmonica. Seriously.
Robert Plant is cool.
I haven't voted on the poll yet, but I will.
AND The Lemon Song = probably the best bass I've heard yet. JPJ really shines on that one.[/QUOTE]
magicbus=my new favorite mxer :thumb:

And Robert Plant is a great singer and wearing those kind of clothes in the 70's was normal for a guy.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]Didn't Clarence White play with The Byrds? [/QUOTE]

Yeah. The Byrds are definitely underrated. Roger McQuinn was a great songwriter...in the shadow of Bob Dylan. Not to mention they had Graham Parsons, the inventor of country rock. He's my hero.

I was just going to mention Uriah Heep...I dl'ed "The Wizard". It's a great song.

[QUOTE=~The*Lemon*Song~]Men wore what women wear today.[/QUOTE]

He's right...I got my bellbottoms from the women's section =p

And lastly, Gordon Lightfoot's Canadian Railroad trilogy kicks ***.

Ok.

Robert Plant is awesome.

Neil owns Bob at harmonica(because he doesnt go sreechy)

Favourite Mxer=

[QUOTE]Graham Parsons, the inventor of country rock.[/QUOTE]

Well, Elvis did a lot.

Badmoon thanks for commenting on my Quicksilver Messenger reveiw.

I thought no one would ever notice it :upset:

That must have been awhile ago.