[QUOTE=Livewired]JPJ has a new avatar!:eek:

/makes a big deal out of it[/QUOTE]
You like? I'm still iffy about it.

So what's everyone's favorite music DVD?

I like it. The Last Waltz is. Or Crossroads. Or Live At Pompeii.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]You like? I'm still iffy about it.

So what's everyone's favorite music DVD?[/QUOTE]

Rising Low
Bonnaroo 2003
The Grateful Dead Movie

I'm not sure if I like The Last Waltz or The Zep DVD better. I really wanna see Rising Low and Festival Express.

I like.:) The Last Waltz, Zeppelin DVD.

[QUOTE=Livewired]Hmmm good point but do you think we may have mention them in our 820+ pages and over 20 000 posts?[/QUOTE]

Don't be so harsh. With a thread this big it's expected that we cover the same topics once or twice.

Favorite DVD is Rodger Waters - The Wall live in berlin, The Zep movie (of course), The Last Waltz and Jimi Plys Berkley. My DVDs :)

The Zeppelin DVD and the Rolling Stones Rock 'n Roll Circus for me.

jeff buckley live in chicago
the who - the kids are alright
woodstock
crossroads guitar festival (though i wish it would have had cause weve ended as lovers on it. the one with beck and clapton. pure euphoria)
the who live at the royal albert hall is good as well.

What album is Achilles Last Stand on?

Presence

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Don't be so harsh. With a thread this big it's expected that we cover the same topics once or twice.[/QUOTE]
Bah.That wasn't harsh.

DVD's:

Woodstock
Jimi Plays Berkely

Woodstock likes Woodstock. oooo :p

Not gonna lie, I did't really like The Last Waltz.

[QUOTE=i am miik]Not gonna lie, I did't really like The Last Waltz.[/QUOTE]
:eek:

Just out of curiosity, why not?

I don't like The Band and the guest appearences don't save it for me.

That reminds me some guy on Amazon said he didn't like it because there wasn't enough Neil Diamond.....wtf :confused:

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]That reminds me some guy on Amazon said he didn't like it because there wasn't enough Neil Diamond.....wtf :confused:[/QUOTE]

Thats like that SNL skit with Blue Oyster Cult. All they needed was more cowbell, and all the Last Waltz needed was more Niel Diamond. I actually do like one Niel Diamond song though.

/Hasn't seen the Last Waltz, doesn't pertain to conversation. Post count +

[QUOTE=i am miik]Thats like that SNL skit with Blue Oyster Cult. All they needed was more cowbell, and all the Last Waltz needed was more Niel Diamond. I actually do like one Niel Diamond song though.[/QUOTE]
:lol: I think that's one of their best skits.

The Diamond song they played was pretty good, but it's the only song of his I've ever heard.

[QUOTE=i am miik]I don't like The Band and the guest appearences don't save it for me.[/QUOTE]

Dr. John's appearance was the best.

Dr. John's voice was kinda annoying I thought. I think I liked Neil's (Young) the best.

Who's anxious for my ordered CD's to arrive? Remember, when I get music, you get music.

The Neil Diamond one isn't my favorite. I like the Clapton, Neil Young, and The Band's individual performances the best.

Speaking of DVD's I must say being one of the musician's on the festival express would be one of the best things ever. It's dumb people protest for it to be free though.

People protest that Festival Express should be free? Wtf? But yea it would've been awesome to be there, whether you were a musician or a spectator. I think I read that Robbie Robrtson took so much LSD that Janis Joplin was worried about him.....now that had to have been a lot of drugs.

Robertson...drug n00b. And it doesn't take much to have a freak out off of LSD, especially when your on a train with a bunch of people partying. :p

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]I think I read that Robbie Robrtson took so much LSD that Janis Joplin was worried about him.....now that had to have been a lot of drugs.[/QUOTE]
That's my man. :cool:

Everyone at any sort of music festival has to be on drugs. That's the law.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Everyone at any sort of music festival has to be on drugs. That's the law.[/QUOTE]
yeah. Take Woodstock for example, everyone was gone on LSD because everything right down to the icecubes was spiked with LSD. I wonder what 12 hour hallucinations would be like?

You'd fall asleep eventually.

How could a sincere lover of hard rock/metal not love some classic rock....I,m a die hard thrash metal lover but my roots are etched in my soul through early Deep Purple , Grand Funk , Foghat , Nazareth , Derringer , Mahogany Rush , Johnny Winter. Kids Today would find themselves in amazement in encountering some of these vintage recordings...Early 70,s releases by Ted Nugent and REO Speedwagon paved the way for alot of today's heavy music...And will never be dated.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]You'd fall asleep eventually.[/QUOTE]

You're no fun. :upset:

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]People protest that Festival Express should be free? Wtf? But yea it would've been awesome to be there, whether you were a musician or a spectator. I think I read that Robbie Robrtson took so much LSD that Janis Joplin was worried about him.....now that had to have been a lot of drugs.[/QUOTE]
Ya, they thought it should be free. Musician would be better than spectator though, you get to tour the country on a train jamming with other musicians the whole time and such.

[QUOTE=edtrax]How could a sincere lover of hard rock/metal not love some classic rock....I,m a die hard thrash metal lover but my roots are etched in my soul through early Deep Purple , Grand Funk , Foghat , Nazareth , Derringer , Mahogany Rush , Johnny Winter. Kids Today would find themselves in amazement in encountering some of these vintage recordings...Early 70,s releases by Ted Nugent and REO Speedwagon paved the way for alot of today's heavy music...And will never be dated.[/QUOTE]
Sometimes people are just picky about pointless things with music, such as the date it came out. It's a shame.

Let's talk Kinks. Any fans? They had the hits Lola, You Really Got Me, and All Day And All of the Night.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Let's talk Kinks. Any fans? They had the hits Lola, You Really Got Me, and All Day And All of the Night.[/QUOTE]

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Have you ever heard those songs? You must've.

Ah hem, I'm sure those constant vertical dots mean something ;)


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