I think Creedence Clearwater is the only one on this site who admires Bob Dylan as much as I do. He truly is amazing:)

And yes, Simon & Garfunkel are cool too. My sister got me into them.

Anyone hear listen to Jefferson Airplane/Starship?

[QUOTE=enpsychopedia]I think Creedence Clearwater is the only one on this site who admires Bob Dylan as much as I do. He truly is amazing:)

And yes, Simon & Garfunkel are cool too. My sister got me into them.

Anyone hear listen to Jefferson Airplane/Starship?[/QUOTE]

I'm sure I admire Bob Dylan as much as you do...maybe more :amaze:

I listen to Airplane...my record dealer sent me a Jefferson Airplane album (Surrealistic Pillow) and about 10 Jefferson Starship Albums. I decided to listen to them in order, and i still haven't gotten past Surrealistic Pillow. I'm fairly sure Starship can't top what the Airplane had.

how come they changed their name anyway? did Marty leave or something?

[QUOTE=enpsychopedia]I think Creedence Clearwater is the only one on this site who admires Bob Dylan as much as I do. He truly is amazing:)

And yes, Simon & Garfunkel are cool too. My sister got me into them.

Anyone hear listen to Jefferson Airplane/Starship?[/QUOTE]
Jefferson Airplane iz teh secks, but Jefferson Starship is well, not teh secks.

[QUOTE=Schyma000]Dylan & the Dead any good?[/QUOTE]

I liked it a lot.

I got Green River finally, too.

I don't quite understand exactly the questions being asked, so I'll just assume

For Drums

time (that I've palyed): 64 months
teacher: private instructor for my first 6 months, old high school band instructor (who was a drummer)
fav guitar model (don't know any really, so I'll pick drums): Sonor Designer
fav guitar company (drums): Sonor
fav amp model (uh....): Peavey!
fav genre: classic rock
fav guitar idol (drum): Keith Moon, Ringo Starr, Mitch Mitchell, Bill Ward, Ginger Baker, Ian Paice
fav song to play: Hard to say, but I like grooving to Beatle songs w/o drums in the song, so I can make up whatever I want; I also like playing to Hendrix stuff (Purple Haze, Fire, Watchtower, Angel)

Jefferson Starship blows. They're like a suck 80's band. Airplane is cool though. I like Surrealistic Pillow too.

[QUOTE=magicbus]Jefferson Starship blows. They're like a suck 80's band. Airplane is cool though. I like Surrealistic Pillow too.[/QUOTE]
Yea, I don't know how they went from "White Rabbit" to "We Built This City on Rock'n'Roll".

This is sadly true :upset:

God, I wish I knew some people who liked proper old rock music. I know like 2 people. Led Zeppelin, Cream, Hendrix, Clapton, Van Halen, Beatles, The Who, Rolling Stones, Queen, all great.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]Yea, I don't know how they went from "White Rabbit" to "We Built This City on Rock'n'Roll".[/QUOTE]

I think We Built this City on RnR was one of VH1's worst songs ever.

[QUOTE=lunch998]I think We Built this City on RnR was one of VH1's worst songs ever.[/QUOTE]
Yea, it was #1 :lol:

[QUOTE=lunch998]I think We Built this City on RnR was one of VH1's worst songs ever.[/QUOTE]

I rest my case.

[QUOTE=lunch998]I think We Built this City on RnR was one of VH1's worst songs ever.[/QUOTE]
Yep, it was #1

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Yep, it was #1[/QUOTE]
Beat you!!!

I'm so happy :) I never win :(

Some kid remade my Beatles thread.

Like whats up with Woodstock and Neil?

I repped MYR for an early birthday so i could rep you guys........not working.:(

The only people on this page I can rep are lunch and Schyma, and I did :thumb:

I expect the favor to be returned.

Strawberryfields was about Lennon's childhood not pot.

[QUOTE=FreebirdTPM]Strawberryfields was about Lennon's childhood not pot.[/QUOTE]
Umm...okay :confused:

Just clarifying ;)

[QUOTE=FreebirdTPM]Strawberryfields was about Lennon's childhood not pot.[/QUOTE]
/random.

I wish Schyma00 would spell strawberry correctly in his profile.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]/random.

I wish Schyma00 would spell strawberry correctly in his profile.[/QUOTE]

I.....ahh......did that......on purpose? :o

[QUOTE=Schyma000]I.....ahh......did that......on purpose? :o[/QUOTE]
I was thinkin' that too.......

[QUOTE=FreebirdTPM]Strawberryfields was about Lennon's childhood not pot.[/QUOTE]
It was a Salvation Army Reserve called Strawberry Fields, and it's also what his memorial site is called.

What does "I Am The Walrus" mean?

[QUOTE=Schyma000]What does "I Am The Walrus" mean?[/QUOTE]
The rumor says it was about Paul McCartney's death on, I think, November 6, 1966 in a car accident. The car accident also was rumored to be the first lines of A Day In The Life.

[QUOTE=greenzeppelin182]God, I wish I knew some people who liked proper old rock music. I know like 2 people. Led Zeppelin, Cream, Hendrix, Clapton, Van Halen, Beatles, The Who, Rolling Stones, Queen, all great.[/QUOTE]

Stop talking.

And can anyone not stand "Behind Blue Eyes" by The Who? It never clicked with me...every time I listen to [I]Who's Next[/I] I find myself skipping it because it's so whiny and self-absorbed. I can't believe so many talk about it when a gem like "My Wife" (Maybe I'm the only one who loves that song...) flies under the radar completely.

That's weird.

I heard that there was a little bit on one of the beatle's album covers that shows paul dying or something. Which one is that? (if it's true at all).

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]Stop talking.[/QUOTE]

What brought that on?

My freinds say at the end the voices say "Everybody smokes pot". In the song "Glass Onion" Lennon says the Walrus was Paul. So......?????

His name scared me enough. greenzeppelin182 (shiver)