[QUOTE=rock not roll]Stop trying to bring your jam/roots/hippy music into this thread :mad:

Actually, Rusted Root is so awesome, i'll allow it.[/QUOTE]

If it wasn't for my jam/roots/hippy music many of you would such at music.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]If it wasn't for my jam/roots/hippy music many of you would such at music.[/QUOTE]

You have yet to convert me. Blues Rock throws a bloody beatdown on your jam/roots/hippy music.

:naughty:

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]I want to see Festival Express and The Grateful Dead Movie, they look so cool.[/QUOTE]
I can't wait to see festival express.

I checked out a couple songs on Festival Express, the ones I saw were pretty good....only saw clips though.

which ones?

Don't remember the names sorry......I was almost asleep, pretty much just listening.

I've been told that the dead were by far the best in festival express.

[QUOTE=wholedzep]Don't remember the names sorry......I was almost asleep, pretty much just listening.[/QUOTE]
hah, it's all good.

does anyone know how long festival express is?

Yeah, my friend said they're great in it, I'm gonna go buy that at the first opportunity.

Me too, I wonder when it will come out.

You can buy it on Amazon now.

i think i'm gonna buy Festival Express.

and that Syd Barret movie is intriguing, i've always found him very interesting.

[QUOTE=i am miik]You have yet to convert me. Blues Rock throws a bloody beatdown on your jam/roots/hippy music.

:naughty:[/QUOTE]

Yes! :chug:

Why don't you post in here more?

[QUOTE]You have yet to convert me. Blues Rock throws a bloody beatdown on your jam/roots/hippy music. [/QUOTE]

Ha! Blues is one step up from elevator music. But then again, if a certain form of the Blues is on my team in this discussion, then they of course cannot be classified with that description.

;)

[QUOTE]Yes![/QUOTE]

Fight your own fights, puss! :angry:

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]i think i'm gonna buy Festival Express.

and that Syd Barret movie is intriguing, i've always found him very interesting.[/QUOTE]
I didn't know there is a Syd Barret movie.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Ha! Blues is one step up from elevator music. But then again, if a certain form of the Blues is on my team in this discussion, then they of course cannot be classified with that description.

;)



Fight your own fights, puss! :angry:[/QUOTE]

Blues ROCK he said. Not just plain blues. Hard rock guitars that are influenced by blues guitar and blues vocals. I'll agree theres only a few "blues" artists that keep it interesting.

And there was no real fight in the first place. Miik said something and I agreed.

[QUOTE]Blues ROCK he said. Not just plain blues. [/QUOTE]

Do you think my answer changes?

And god, you need to learn how to take a joke.

So you find blues/blues rock boring? But not roots/jam stuff?

Interesting.

But the blues is so :cool:

How can you deny that smile ----> :cool: ?

???

The man must only hear city blues.

^ That must be it :rolleyes:

Lets talk about the Blues Brothers. God, I love that movie.

Matt "Guitar" Murphy, The Duck, and Blue Lou are my heroes.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Lets talk about the Blues Brothers. God, I love that movie.

Matt "Guitar" Murphy, The Duck, and Blue Lou are my heroes.[/QUOTE]

I've got the soundtrack to the Blues Brothers 2000 movie. Great stuff.

The Louisiana Gator Boys > Everything.

That Bonnaroo DVD was great. Great set of musicians.

A Bonnaroo DVD would be awesome. Do they have several or just one DVD and who all was on it?

They have a couple.

On mine there was...
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Jack Johnson
Polyphonic Spree
Nickel Creek
Warren Haynes
North Mississippi Allstars
The Allman Brothers
The Dead
Tortoise
James Brown
Flaming Lips
Leo Kottke & Mike Gordon
Ben Harper
Robert Randolph & The Family Band
My Morning Jacket
Sonic Youth
Widespread Panic
Medeski, Martin & Wood
Antibalas
The Roots
Yonder Mountain String Band
Ben Kweller
Scratch

That sounds great, I should get one of them.

Other than Jack Johnson, that's a great lineup.

Most of the people at my school like classic metal and glam.Black Sabbath,AC/DC,Twisted Sister,Motley Crue. I only know two other people that are really into classic rock. My favorites are The Rolling Stones,The Stooges,The Frost The Nazz Led Zeppelin.Mostly garage and psycadelic stuff.

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]Other than Jack Johnson, that's a great lineup.[/QUOTE]

He's one of the best on the list IMO. He perfects harmony between him and his band. I love his album On and On. :)

[QUOTE=Badmoon]He's one of the best on the list IMO. He perfects harmony between him and his band. I love his album On and On. :)[/QUOTE]

I never really got into him that much.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Jack Johnson
Polyphonic Spree
Nickel Creek
Warren Haynes
North Mississippi Allstars
The Allman Brothers
The Dead
Tortoise
James Brown
Flaming Lips
Leo Kottke & Mike Gordon
Ben Harper
Robert Randolph & The Family Band
My Morning Jacket
Sonic Youth
Widespread Panic
Medeski, Martin & Wood
Antibalas
The Roots
Yonder Mountain String Band
Ben Kweller
Scratch[/QUOTE]

Wow.

[QUOTE=BillCosby]Wow.[/QUOTE]

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I want that DVD (mainly for just the big headliners, but i'd watch and enjoy the others).

They only play one song from each band. But the whole thing is interesting.

Highlights
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Flaming Lips
The Dead
Jack Johnson
robert Randolph
Nickle Creek
James Brown

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]Other than Jack Johnson, that's a great lineup.[/QUOTE]

it would be better with the other jack johnson

Jack Johnson is good.

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]it would be better with the other jack johnson[/QUOTE]

...the old boxer?

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]...the old boxer?[/QUOTE]

No, well yes, that would be cool, but even more cool would be the large black blues guitar man

Right.

There are too many Jack Johnsons.

That sucks that they only play one song from each. I think that would end up just making me angry.