Anyone got Easy Rider Soundtrack...Gawd I love that, and the movie ROCKS too.

The only Ten Years After song I've heard is "I'd Love to Change The World"

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]Bron-Y-Aur-Stomp us tremendous. Creedance I'm gonna badmoon you and tell you to download all the mentioned songs if you haven't already heard them.[/QUOTE]

I already own everything mentioned so far.

rock not roll have you noticed themaninblue has made 14 posts in a row in your thread. I reported him, but apparently noone cares if I tell them maybe you should.

Well what albums do you have?

[QUOTE=FreebirdTPM]Anyone got Easy Rider Soundtrack...Gawd I love that, and the movie ROCKS too.[/QUOTE]

There is a good dylan story to go with that.

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]I already own everything mentioned so far.[/QUOTE]
Ok then go buy what you don't own.

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]There is a good dylan story to go with that.[/QUOTE]
What story?

Dylan told hopper that he would only do a song for it if he changed the ending.

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]There is a good dylan story to go with that.[/QUOTE]
You shall tell this story.

"Trampled Underfoot" is my personal favorite Zeppelin song, even if "Physical Graffiti" was disappointing overall.

Did they?

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]"Trampled Underfoot" is my personal favorite Zeppelin song, even if "Physical Graffiti" was disappointing overall.[/QUOTE]
Trampled Underfoot is terrifc. It really show JPJ's keyboard skills. Do you own Physical Graffiti Mr. Creedance?

Dylan and The Dead is over :upset: What should I listen to now?

Thank God they didn't listen to him, although I wouldn't mind a Dylan song on that soundtrack.

Hes anyone now relevant story:

Peter Grant once went up to Dylan saying "I run Led Zeppelin," and Bob says, "Yeah but I don't come to you with my problems."

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]Hes anyone now relevant story:

Peter Grant once went up to Dylan saying "I run Led Zeppelin," and Bob says, "Yeah but I don't come to you with my problems."[/QUOTE]
:eek: Oh no he didn't girlfriend!

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]Trampled Underfoot is terrifc. It really show JPJ's keyboard skills. Do you own Physical Graffiti Mr. Creedance?

Dylan and The Dead is over :upset: What should I listen to now?[/QUOTE]
It's over for me too:(

Recommend me something also.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]Trampled Underfoot is terrifc. It really show JPJ's keyboard skills. Do you own Physical Graffiti Mr. Creedance?

Dylan and The Dead is over :upset: What should I listen to now?[/QUOTE]

Sure do, although i would like it is you let the music be your master, will you head the master's call?

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]Hes anyone now relevant story:

Peter Grant once went up to Dylan saying "I run Led Zeppelin," and Bob says, "Yeah but I don't come to you with my problems."[/QUOTE]

I heard about that.

Just when I thought Bob Dylan couldn't get any cooler...

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]Sure do, although i would like it is you let the music be your master, will you head the master's call?[/QUOTE]
That sentence made no sense to me.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]:eek: Oh no he didn't girlfriend![/QUOTE]

right i didn't expect that response but ok.

I'm waiting for a recommendation........

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]right i didn't expect that response but ok.[/QUOTE]
Just recommend me and Livewired something.

I reccomend listening to The Band

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]That sentence made no sense to me.[/QUOTE]

yah, its a Led zep quote and you didn't pick up on it, now i shall be the led zep expert :thumb:

[QUOTE=FreebirdTPM]I reccomend listening to The Band[/QUOTE]
I already own alot of stuff from the Band

as for a reccomendation Dylan's Highway 61 revisted from 1965 is electric.

In particular tombstone blues (listen tyo the lyrics) andc desolation row.

Plus you still ahve to work out my quote jpj

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]as for a reccomendation Dylan's Highway 61 revisted from 1965 is electric.

In particular tombstone blues (listen tyo the lyrics) andc desolation row.[/QUOTE]
Desolation Row has awesome lyrics.

[QUOTE=B0nz0]ok ok, i admit it, i'm a classic rock nut. i love led zeppelin, the beatles, the who, eric clapton, the doors, and so on. most of the bands i listen to broke up years before i was born. at 17, nearly every song on my playlist is older than me. but is it just my imagination, or is classic rock experiencing sort of a revival. i am running into an increasing number of classic rock fans my age. at my school (an all boys high school), the school newspaper took a poll of everyone's favorite genre and band. led zeppeling got 5th and the beatles got 6th, behind that rap crap. classic rock made up a large percent of ppls favorite genre. is this just by me, or are other ppl noticing this too?

o and for u classic rock fans, the crime of the new century was that the Yardbirds new CD, Birdland, recieved no attention at all. that deserved a grammy, or 6.

so are there any other classic rock fans out there, and even if ur not, have u been noticing somewhat of a revival in interest for that sort of music?[/QUOTE]

It's called classic rock now? ..... *pauses* *scratches her beard*.... Okay, I can dig it.

Actually, now that you mention it, I have noticed a bit of a revival in the *mimics her French-Canadian husband*... genre. I'm still excited after listening to Slash and Iggy's new band, Velvet something-or-other. People like Slash and Lenny Kravitz I just wanna hug and hand them a kokanee.

And Ozzy's still producing! I turned on this Dog show on A&E and heard Ozzy's support!

Actually, Bonzo -- and, btw, great handle -- in my view the great rock riffs haven't died nor have they rusted away. Folks are just paying attention again. And good for all of us.

(Nice post you put up there, I enjoyed it.)