[QUOTE=Woodstock]All CD, it was totalled at $35. Not a very good deal, but I wanted these.[/QUOTE]

thats very cheap for three amazing cd's. i bought a "best of" jethro tull album for almost 30 bucks, just to add to my collection. the songs on it werent even their best, in the liner notes Ian Anderson clearly apoligizes and says that they had to fit exactly twenty songs onto the cd, so they had to choose songs that would fit, not songs that were their best effort. they also tried to portray all the different eras and genres of music tull was apart of. their eighties stuff didn't dazzle me too much.

edit- maybe we are talking in different money. i am talking canadian.

and to catch up...

my favourite Pink Floyd album is either DSOTM or Meddle, i wasn't as impressed by Animals as i should have been. My favourite zeppelin album is houses of the holy. my favourite solo of all time...hmm, probably anything by David Gilmour, or the solo to Axis Bold as Love.

Animals didn't impress you! oh well.

My favorite solo would have to be the one in All Along The Watchtower-Hendrix version.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Your dad's goin' to hell :p[/QUOTE]
I hate you. He's one of the few left that have a heart.

i was impressed by the music, just not the overall theme. i was expecting something very grand (is that considered pompous?), after hearing DSOTM and then WYWH. Both those albums had great music, as well as amazing concepts and the overall albums fit together like a painting...animals didn't seem that way with me. The Wall was more of the album i was expecting at the time, with the great plot and all (well when i say at the time, i mean two years ago when i got into Floyd).

/about Animals.

I'm sawwwwyy. Me & the Big G accept all.

Big G = God

what do you guys think is the best written vocals for a song? i dont mean just lyrics, but the melodies and harmonies used? I would say probably Good Vibrations, Bohemian Rhapsody or various songs by Simon and Garfunkel.

edit- i suppose it would be a sin to leave out Great Gig in the Sky..it didn't even need lyrics it was written so well.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]i was impressed by the music, just not the overall theme. i was expecting something very grand (is that considered pompous?), after hearing DSOTM and then WYWH. Both those albums had great music, as well as amazing concepts and the overall albums fit together like a painting...animals didn't seem that way with me. The Wall was more of the album i was expecting at the time, with the great plot and all (well when i say at the time, i mean two years ago when i got into Floyd).

/about Animals.[/QUOTE]
Animals is based off Animal Farm.

I bought Atom Heart Mother today. I've only listened to the first song so far, and it was sooo wierd, but it was awesome.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]what do you guys think is the best written vocals for a song? i dont mean just lyrics, but the melodies and harmonies used? I would say probably Good Vibrations, Bohemian Rhapsody or various songs by Simon and Garfunkel.[/QUOTE]
Thats hard too say just because of the fact there are so many.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]what do you guys think is the best written vocals for a song? i dont mean just lyrics, but the melodies and harmonies used? I would say probably Good Vibrations, Bohemian Rhapsody or various songs by Simon and Garfunkel.[/QUOTE]
Because or Across the Universe by the Beatles, easily.

[SIZE=5]OHH SHIII[COLOR=White]I[/COLOR]ITTTT 10,000!!!!!!![/SIZE]

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]I bought Atom Heart Mother today. I've only listened to the first song so far, and it was sooo wierd, but it was awesome.[/QUOTE]

i love the first string of songs, but after that it seemed to drop off. i usually just listen to the first half of the album...too lazy to flip it over.

congratulations Badmoon. you win the internet.

Make a thread in the Pit!!!!!!

Well, I should leave. Being that is 10,000 post tradition. But nah.

I gave you a present Badmoon!!!!

:) :)

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Because or Across the Universe by the Beatles, easily.[/QUOTE]

ya Across the Universe is probably one of my favourite songs lyrically. the first time i heard it i was amazed (at the time i had only heard songs like Twist and Shout, and Hard Days Night)

my reviews up. Now I only have to do Terrapin Station and Built to Last, and then I beleive I'll be finished with The Dead.

[QUOTE=guitrguy]Uninteresting intsrumentally, have you even listened to it?[/QUOTE]

My thoughts exactly. Animals was amazing. :angry:

Woody Guthrie owns.

[QUOTE=magicbus]My thoughts exactly. Animals was amazing. :angry:[/QUOTE]
123 :angry:

How can you call Animals musially uninteresting :confused: Well, we can't all like the same thing.

I am so fricking happy right now.

I just put down 40 big ones for the new guitar.

Comes in the shop tomorrow.

/is happy.

On the topic of Classic Rock, I got Animals, WYWH and White Ablum because I had money to spend. And a Doors DVD.

On the topic of the Doors, Val Kilmer plays Jim Morrison in that... wasn't he Iceman in Top Gun?

Yea, I'm pretty sure he was.

[QUOTE]I just put down 40 big ones for the new guitar[/QUOTE]

Just $40 dollars?!

It sounds like a down payment.

I'm going to buy an electric acoustic soon :)

I want too, but I need a half stack more.

Good guitars go for hundreds of dollars (hell, Les Pauls routinely go for over a grand)...40 bucks won't do much.

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]Good guitars go for hundreds of dollars (hell, Les Pauls routinely go for over a grand)...40 bucks won't do much.[/QUOTE]
Thanks for pointing out the obvious. He probably has an installment plan of some sort for his guitar.

You're welcome.