[QUOTE=thickasabrick]thanks.

maybe i will read it aloud to you guys on here. one paragraph per day! :evil:[/QUOTE]

You could upload it as a text file or something :thumb:

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]You could upload it as a text file or something :thumb:[/QUOTE]

SILENCE!

you lazy freeloaders. oh wait, what am i saying...i'm canadian!

i will give you guys a summary of the book. :p

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]thanks.

maybe i will read it aloud to you guys on here. one paragraph per day! :evil:

and i have 917 points. how much are stars worth?[/QUOTE]
1000 points, but I already repped you tonight.

EVERYONE REP THICKASABRICK AND CREEDANCE CLEARWATER

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]are there any songs by Doc Watson i could download?

edit- woah i searched his name: doc watson and david grisman, doc watson and chet atkins, doc watson and bill monroe. this guys played with some big names.[/QUOTE]

He is a big name. I have a burnt dics of a bunch of his songs. And many of them are instruments, so it's hard to tell what the names are. But I have one great one for you.

Doc Watson - Double File and Salt Creek

you tell em woodstock.

what is everyones favourite song by the Guess Who?

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]Tommy Johnson? I dont know who that is.[/QUOTE]

Google it lazy a[COLOR=White]s[/COLOR]s

[QUOTE=Badmoon]He is a big name. I have a burnt dics of a bunch of his songs. And many of them are instruments, so it's hard to tell what the names are. But I have one great one for you.

Doc Watson - Double File and Salt Creek[/QUOTE]

:amaze: the first bluegrass song i learned was called Salt Creek!! maybe its a cheap ripoff of Doc Watsons song! i'm already ahead of the game :thumb:

edit- have you ever heard the song Black Mountain Rag?? it came up after i searched Doc Watson. that's one of my favourite songs to play.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]SILENCE!

you lazy freeloaders. oh wait, what am i saying...i'm canadian!

i will give you guys a summary of the book. :p[/QUOTE]

I understand, my country also has poor currency on the world stage.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]you tell em woodstock.

what is everyones favourite song by the Guess Who?[/QUOTE]
Undun, Share The Land, or of course, American Woman.

[QUOTE]the first bluegrass song i learned was called Salt Creek!! maybe its a cheap ripoff of Doc Watsons song! i'm already ahead of the game

edit- have you ever heard the song Black Mountain Rag?? it came up after i searched Doc Watson. that's one of my favourite songs to play.[/QUOTE]

:lol:

Yea, I've heard a few versions :).

Download Tony Rice's version of "Black Berry Blossom".

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Google it lazy a[COLOR=White]s[/COLOR]s[/QUOTE]

Yes Sir, right away Sir.

This is him, right:

[url]http://www.tommyjohnsonjr.com/bs/[/url]

is there any difference in the dsotm?

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]
[url]http://www.tommyjohnsonjr.com/bs/[/url][/QUOTE]

:lol: Smart a[COLOR=White]s[/COLOR]s

[QUOTE=Badmoon]:lol: Smart a[COLOR=White]s[/COLOR]s[/QUOTE]
BS was in the url, what did you expect :lol:

[QUOTE=Badmoon]:lol: Smart a[COLOR=White]s[/COLOR]s[/QUOTE]

Wait, you expected more from me?

haha, Creedence is on tonight!

and i'm not sure in the differences in the DSTOM's, i didn't notice any, but it may just be clearer.

hey badmoon i couldn't find that black berry blossom song, but i searched tony rice and found another song i enjoy playing. its called Red Haired Boy.

edit- i'm finding all kinds of songs i've been playing for years. i've never heard anyone else play them though. suddenly i don't feel very talented at guitar.

^Nice :thumb: Tony Rice is an insane guitarist. Surely one of the greatest as of now.

The DSOTMs aren't very different methinks.

I haven't ever noticed a difference, but I've never looked for one, or listened to them back to back. I need to find my copy of DSOTM.

The newest edition, 30th anniversary, is a SACD, rather than just cd. If you get a SACD player, its supposed to make it sound much better, like surround sound or something. But the player is like a hundred something.

I'll bet you it's still better on vinyl anyways.

That's probably true :thumb:

I really want to set up my dad's turn table.

I really want to get DSOTM on vinyl.

/turntable already set up.

I wonder if I have it, I can't remember.

i just got an emerson lake and palmer greatest hits album, jimi hendrix live @ woodstock, and bela fleck and the flecktones Live Art from my local used record store. the best part, they were all ten dollars or under. and in great shape. the elp kicks *** so far, and i can't wait to pop in hendrix. of course bela fleck will be sick, he plays banjo. and if that weren't enough he has victor wooten on bass!

hello i am a fan of....the doors.

Nice I'd like to hear some reviews after you've listened some more.

[QUOTE=simpleplan_is_sweet!]hello i am a fan of....the doors.[/QUOTE]
:lol: good for you.

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]:lol: good for you.[/QUOTE]



are you....laughing? :amaze:

[QUOTE=simpleplan_is_sweet!]are you....laughing? :amaze:[/QUOTE]
yep.

**** i was trying to play it smooth...be cool you know? didnt work huh?

nope.

"Titties and Beer" is such a great song.

ahh **** im a loser! oh ****! im going to bed. to cry. and eat lots of candy

I do!

So yeah. I bought Tommy, by the Who. I must admit it is a concept album, and a half, but what is their obsession with Tommy, and his life? Who is Tommy? And it seems kinda Floydish, ala The Wall.

Tommy's the son. The deaf, dumb, and blind boy. The story basically documents his extraodinary life, through fame and salvation.

[QUOTE=Medopalis]:lol: I'm not sure, but I think just about every regular in this thread likes The Doors, although I'm not sure how many people in here really love them. ;)[/QUOTE]
Oh I love the Doors. :naughty: