[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]What do people think of Colin James?[/QUOTE]
I hope he gets hit by a truck :angry:

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]I hope he gets hit by a truck :angry:[/QUOTE]
That's a bit harsh.

I don't think he's the greatest, but still. I really like the intro to why'd you lie.

But seriously we need to keep this thread as spam free as possible, so it doesn't get closed.

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]That's a bit harsh.

I don't think he's great, but still.

But seriously we need to keep this thread as spam free as possible, so it doesn't get closed.[/QUOTE]
It would help if you refrained from ridiculing me because of my lack of concerts :angry:

JPJ makes 90% of the spam. Maybe you should just cool it for a while. Post elsewhere if you feel the need to be an idiot.


Colin James is great. He did a studio session at the local classic rock radio station. He's awesome

Tiran Porter = great bassist

[QUOTE=rock not roll]I found the page that he posted it on.

[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forum...ighlight=debate[/url]

Enjoy. It's alot of reading.[/QUOTE]

Wow =p. Wish I had been in on that one. Suprised The Who "won". Must have evened the teams up rather nicely. Also curious as to why there was even any doubt as to who was a better live band =p.

And I'm also not a real big fan of Colin James...

At the record show, I got:
(all on CD)

Allman Brothers-Eat A Peach
Hendrix-Band of Gypsys
Grateful Dead-Skeletons in the Closet

So far, Allman Brothers kickass

[QUOTE=Woodstock]At the record show, I got:
(all on CD)

Allman Brothers-Eat A Peach
Hendrix-Band of Gypsys
Grateful Dead-Skeletons in the Closet

So far, Allman Brothers kickass[/QUOTE]

You didn't have Eat A Peach before? Shame on you.

[QUOTE=lunch998]You didn't have Eat A Peach before? Shame on you.[/QUOTE]
Nope, just scrambled files on my computer. :chug:

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Nope, just scrambled files on my computer. :chug:[/QUOTE]

Ok, I'll let you slide this time.

[QUOTE=drugstore cowboy]Wow =p. Wish I had been in on that one. Suprised The Who "won". Must have evened the teams up rather nicely. Also curious as to why there was even any doubt as to who was a better live band =p.

And I'm also not a real big fan of Colin James...[/QUOTE]
Just curious...but how are you suprised that The Who won. They could win anything...they are bloody amazing!

[QUOTE=lunch998]Ok, I'll let you slide this time.[/QUOTE]
Is that a threat???!

Anyways, what would you recommend next for the Allman Brothers?

[QUOTE=Woodstock]At the record show, I got:
(all on CD)

Allman Brothers-Eat A Peach
Hendrix-Band of Gypsys
Grateful Dead-Skeletons in the Closet

So far, Allman Brothers kickass[/QUOTE]
I got some new cd's today too.
Jimi Hendrix-Live at Berkeley(2nd show)
Dylan and the Dead
Supertramp-Breakfast in America
Pink Floyd-Animals(I've been listening to it on the site)

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Is that a threat???!

Anyways, what would you recommend next for the Allman Brothers?[/QUOTE]
Liva at The Fillmore if you don't have it already.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]I got some new cd's today too.
Jimi Hendrix-Live at Berkeley(2nd show)
Dylan and the Dead
Supertramp-Breakfast in America
Pink Floyd-Animals(I've been listening to it on the site)[/QUOTE]
The Hendrix one I got has Machine Gun and a very catchy song called Changes.

Mine has Machine Gun, but no Changes.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]Liva at The Fillmore if you don't have it already.[/QUOTE]
Yes, I know about that one. What about studio albums?

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Yes, I know about that one. What about studio albums?[/QUOTE]
I think their s/t is very good.

Yea I guess get the s/t. I got no new CDs, but JPJ got Live AT Berkely so I'm happy. By the way, how is Dylan and the Dead?

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]Liva at The Fillmore if you don't have it already.[/QUOTE]
yes! Live at the Fillmore is amazing...one of the best live albums behind Live at Leeds and Made in Japan

[QUOTE=Cream Team]yes! Live at the Fillmore is amazing...one of the best live albums behind Live at Leeds and Made in Japan[/QUOTE]

I love how they made Live at the Fillmore and Live at Leeds into 2-Disc deluxe sets. Even though they cost more, you get so much more material and better sound quality. On Live at Leeds, you get the whole Tommy part. On Live at the Fillmore, there are more songs and then a few songs from Eat A Peach, namely Mountain Jam.

[QUOTE=lunch998]Yea I guess get the s/t. I got no new CDs, but JPJ got Live AT Berkely so I'm happy. By the way, how is Dylan and the Dead?[/QUOTE]
It's awesome! It has one of the best versions of All along The Watch Tower IMO. Since I got Live at Berkeley I want you to get this.

We should make a top 5 or 1o live classic rock album list.

[QUOTE=Cream Team]Just curious...but how are you suprised that The Who won. They could win anything...they are bloody amazing![/QUOTE]

Yeah, I know, and I totally agree they should have won. I'm just suprised that they won over Led Zeppelin, the quinessential classic rock band...That's why I said there must have been a good group of people in that debate, not just "Led Zeppelin Rules!" typle folk...

The Live at Leeds record at Abbey Road records downtown has all of six songs on it...It's crazy how they went from that, to releasing it with everything, including a full performance of Tommy. I so want to get it...

[QUOTE=badmoon349]We should make a top 5 or 1o live classic rock album list.[/QUOTE]
That sounds like fun. The Allmans Live at the Fillmore would definitly be on that.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]We should make a top 5 or 1o live classic rock album list.[/QUOTE]

I agree with jpj

I'm skeptical that Betts could play the pentetonic scale for 34 minutes and still keep it interesting.

(ZING)

[QUOTE=ZEROthirtythree]no such thing as overrated bands[/QUOTE]

Except for New Kids on the Block and Bay City Rollers, I agree with you.

Hahaha^.

There is no such thing as an overrated band. People who think that their opinion is greater than a million other people's are moronic.

By the way, Ruth, you're famous around here now. [url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?p=5379561&posted=1#post5379561[/url]

:thumb:

[QUOTE=rock not roll]I'm skeptical that Betts could play the pentetonic scale for 34 minutes and still keep it interesting.

(ZING)[/QUOTE]

He gets a break because of that kickass drum section. I love that part.