[QUOTE=thickasabrick]thanks. Is his Tatoo album part of his solo career? or part of Taste? Does he have a solo career, or should i just search stuff under Taste?[/QUOTE]He had an extensive solo career. I'm not familiar at all with Taste, just that he was in the band. Tatoo, Calling Card and Against The Grain are very good CDs by him. Sinner And Saint has some good and some not so good stuff on it.

[QUOTE=3MTA3]He had an extensive solo career. I'm not familiar at all with Taste, just that he was in the band. Tatoo, Calling Card and Against The Grain are very good CDs by him. Sinner And Saint has some good and some not so good stuff on it.[/QUOTE]

excellent. thanks for the info. one more question (and i hate asking this), what sort of genre would you classify him as? like im assuming classic rock, but like more blues, folk, prog etc etc? im just wondering.

I'm moving the Zeppelin discussion to this thread.

I don't think Stairway sucks, I don't think its overrated. I think that its a good song, but there are other Zeppelin songs that are better. I'm just tired of everyone saying "its the greatest song ever".

And Led Zeppelin II is my favorite album of theirs. Its awesome. I love listening to it.

I don't like Rock and Roll, Four Sticks, and Going To California. Other than that, I enjoy IV. I've just heard the majority of those song on the Early Days cd, so I'm taking a break from it. I still like them though. Especially Black Dog, Battle of Evermore, and When The Levee Breaks.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]excellent. thanks for the info. one more question (and i hate asking this), what sort of genre would you classify him as? like im assuming classic rock, but like more blues, folk, prog etc etc? im just wondering.[/QUOTE]I'd say more 70s blues, but he also had acoustic guitar on his albums (traditional Irish tunes as well as originals) and was a fantastic slide player (check out "Souped Up Ford"). Some of his blues were slow but he was pretty high energy for the most part. He also played sax and harmonica (not on every album, though). Check him out, I hope you like him. He was an overlooked guitar great.

my favourite song is probably The Rain Song. its so relaxed and well orchestrated, i think it shows off the best of each of the members.

im listening to this one song...and i hear a beautiful gibson les paul. is that him playing the guitar? its a live in europe song. i like him, i may go out and buy some albums.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]my favourite song is probably The Rain Song. its so relaxed and well orchestrated, i think it shows off the best of each of the members.[/QUOTE]

That was the second Zeppelin song I heard, after Dazed and Confused. Its such a relaxing song. I love it. Houses of the Holy is probably just after II on my favorite Zeppelin albums. But I's good too.

[QUOTE=3MTA3]I'd say more 70s blues, but he also had acoustic guitar on his albums (traditional Irish tunes as well as originals) and was a fantastic slide player (check out "Souped Up Ford"). Some of his blues were slow but he was pretty high energy for the most part. He also played sax and harmonica (not on every album, though). Check him out, I hope you like him. He was an overlooked guitar great.[/QUOTE]

Who are you talking about?

[QUOTE=Schyma000]Who are you talking about?[/QUOTE]Rory Gallagher

i dont really have a favourite, every album has something different to offer. lately i have been listening to Hot Dog from ITTOD, not sure why but i find it very enjoyable...

"i took her love at seventeen, a little late these days it seems" HA! thats some good stuff.

Irish, Blues, Rock sounds intriging maybe Ill check it out

[QUOTE=Schyma000]Irish, Blues, Rock sounds intriging maybe Ill check it out[/QUOTE]

i just listened to one of his songs and it was great, you will probably like him too.

and to 3MTA3 (is there another name i can call you cuz i can never remember your name), what songs of his are more Irish influenced? im a big fan of Celtic music and i wanna hear some from him (still talking about Gallagher)

i love the who. and could someone clear this up for me. i heard that pete townshed was playing guitar at some concert and the concret under his amp or something cracked because he was playing so loud. is this true or hearsay?

[QUOTE=kurdt27]i love the who. and could someone clear this up for me. i heard that pete townshed was playing guitar at some concert and the concret under his amp or something cracked because he was playing so loud. is this true or hearsay?[/QUOTE]

you may be thinking of the simpsons...but it could very well be true.

i heard zeppelin cracked the ceiling at one of their concerts, and the who were pretty dammed loud.

yeah i heard that it really happened and that where the simpsons got that gag.

[QUOTE=kurdt27]yeah i heard that it really happened and that where the simpsons got that gag.[/QUOTE]

that makes sense. back in the day, lots of bands just had one or two amps cranked as loud as they can go, instead of having miked amps. So it was very possible for the ground under the amp to vibrate enough to crack, since they were turned so loud.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]that makes sense. back in the day, lots of bands just had one or two amps cranked as loud as they can go, instead of having miked amps. So it was very possible for the ground under the amp to vibrate enough to crack, since they were turned so loud.[/QUOTE]

thats pretty cool

Completly random and out of discussion, but some of you might remember about a week or two ago I was trying to find out the name to this one badass Jethro Tull song I heard on the radio.

Well, I found out it was Teacher (after downloading like 10 songs trying to figure out which one it was).

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]Completly random and out of discussion, but some of you might remember about a week or two ago I was trying to find out the name to this one badass Jethro Tull song I heard on the radio.

Well, I found out it was Teacher (after downloading like 10 songs trying to figure out which one it was).[/QUOTE]

man i spent forever trying to figure out that song. finally i can sleep at night!

[QUOTE=badmoon349]I like the way I quoted him, with the colors and all.[/QUOTE]

Guess What, I dont like the way you go around acting like a complete jerk. You dont even deserve to have a picture of jerry garcia as your avatar you ignortant fool.

woooooo Badmoon got dist oooooooooooo by a n00b















































































Just kidding

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]i just listened to one of his songs and it was great, you will probably like him too.

and to 3MTA3 (is there another name i can call you cuz i can never remember your name), what songs of his are more Irish influenced? im a big fan of Celtic music and i wanna hear some from him (still talking about Gallagher)[/QUOTE]He has a song called She Moved Thro' The Fair-Ann Cran Ull that sounds like Irish acoustic folk music to me. However, I'm not an authority on it (traditional Irish/Celtic music) and my copy is a download so I don't know who wrote it. Which song did you listen to? I'm trying to think of an easier name to remember but no luck so far.

[QUOTE=ddeadheadd]Guess What, I dont like the way you go around acting like a complete jerk. You dont even deserve to have a picture of jerry garcia as your avatar you ignortant fool.[/QUOTE]

He likes the Dead more then you, you little son of a bitch. You dont have to stand up for everyone just because badmoons being an ***. You see he's good at doing that and this thread wouldnt be the same if he didnt do that all the time

Speaking of Tull has anyone heard the album Heavy Horses? I really like it.

i've got the song Heavy Horses on a greatest hits album, but i dont have the whole album.

its amazing how tull produced good music all the way into the nineties and now

Are any of these any good?

Walk on Hot Coals
Daughter of the Everglades
Bankers Blues
Hands off
Race the Breeze
17th son of a 17th son
Unmilitary 2 step
If I had a reason
Stompin Ground
Treat her right
a million miles away
as a crow filies

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]i've got the song Heavy Horses on a greatest hits album, but i dont have the whole album.

its amazing how tull produced good music all the way into the nineties and now[/QUOTE]
Yeah it is amazing. I think Heavy Horses(album is one of their best IMO)

[QUOTE=Schyma000]Are any of these any good?

Walk on Hot Coals
Daughter of the Everglades
Bankers Blues
Hands off
Race the Breeze
17th son of a 17th son
Unmilitary 2 step
If I had a reason
Stompin Ground
Treat her right
a million miles away
as a crow filies[/QUOTE]A Million Miles Away, Walk On Hot Coals, Stompin Ground. Haven't heard some of the others.

No, I haven't. The only Tull album I have is Aqualung. I'd love to get more..more albums of anyone..but I don't have any incoming..income at this point, and whatever i do have goes to the drum set...It sucks because there's this store that opened up downtown called "Abbey Road Records" which is full of classic albums...Sigh..=p

Despite having only one Tull album...you have the best one that they made, Aqualung is amazing