[QUOTE=ekajsk8er]its definately your imagination[/QUOTE]
Who are you and what?

[QUOTE=ekajsk8er]its definately your imagination[/QUOTE]

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[QUOTE=magicbus]ELO yes, but I dont' know Split Endz off the top of my head.[/QUOTE]


Split Enz are a '70s popular rock band from New Zealand/Australia who sometimes verge on pop, which is why I was a bit worried.

Some of my favourite songs are Six Months In A Leaky Boat, I Got You, and Message To My Girl.

Generally, "classic rock" isn't considered a genre with a particular sound but music that came from a particular era (1964 or so to 1979 is the general parameter), so technically Split Enz fits.

True, I don't think it is right for people to consider "classic rock" a genre.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Here is what I have so far. I made a random site to host it.

[url]http://www.geocities.com/badmoon349/Fennario.html[/url][/QUOTE]


Hehe, I was just thinking to my self the other day "wow, Warren Haynes have sure played with a lot of people over the years".

Indeed ;)

He will be touring with The Grateful Dead (filling in for Jerry while he does whatever the hell he's doing) very soon I believe.

The Hendrix Box set owns. There are many cool covers on there, such as "Like a Rolling Stone", and "Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band."

rock not roll: Jerry Garcia is dead...

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]rock not roll: Jerry Garcia is dead...[/QUOTE]
That's why Warren is filling in for him.

[QUOTE=rock not roll](filling in for Jerry while he does whatever the hell he's doing)[/QUOTE]

Makes it sound like Garcia isn't dead, but I could be reading into it wrong.

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]Makes it sound like Garcia isn't dead, but I could be reading into it wrong.[/QUOTE]
Maybe I read it wrong? :confused:

[QUOTE]He will be touring with The Grateful Dead (filling in for Jerry while he does whatever the hell he's doing) very soon I believe.[/QUOTE]

The Dead's site has yet to mention anything, but they also haven't updated in like two years.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Maybe, he is pretty scary looking now, kinda like Steve Howe. :lol:[/QUOTE]

Yeah Dylan might look scary, but he looks like a model compared to steve howe

[QUOTE=lunch998]The Hendrix Box set owns. There are many cool covers on there, such as "Like a Rolling Stone", and "Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band."[/QUOTE]

Man, I've always wanted to hear his version of Sgt. Pepper's. It would probably be the most badass thing of all time. I heard he played it live the weekend after the album came out, which is pretty amazing.

Funny note about Hendrix and "Sgt. Pepper's"...back when he was going to make his debut at a club in England in 1967, just a few weeks after Sgt. Pepper's was released, just about every relevent musician (including Lennon and McCartney) was attending it. Hendrix took the stage and opened his set with a big, loud cover of "Sgt. Pepper's" (he covered it and made it sound like a Hendrix song...I don't know how to adequately explain it) and everyone in the crowd was dumbstruck.

I don't know if that's the version on the box set, but I felt like sharing it anyway.

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]Man, I've always wanted to hear his version of Sgt. Pepper's. It would probably be the most badass thing of all time. I heard he played it live the weekend after the album came out, which is pretty amazing.[/QUOTE]
The Beatles where at the festival that day he played it.

k it is now offically sunday where i live. meaning the dylan interview is TODAY. the countdown begins....

i have a few split endz albums but im not a very big fan of them.

i couldn't imagine Hendrix doing Sgt Peppers. does he like actually sing? or just hoarsely shout the lyrics, like with a few (many) of his songs?

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]k it is now offically sunday where i live. meaning the dylan interview is TODAY. the countdown begins....

i have a few split endz albums but im not a very big fan of them.

i couldn't imagine Hendrix doing Sgt Peppers. does he like actually sing? or just hoarsely shout the lyrics, like with a few (many) of his songs?[/QUOTE]
I know he played the whole album. I think he just played the guitar part

[QUOTE=guitrguy]I know he played the whole album. I think he just played the guitar part[/QUOTE]

oh, i get it.

and there were guest vocals from none other than [b]John Lennon[/b]

[QUOTE=lunch998]The Hendrix Box set owns. There are many cool covers on there, such as "Like a Rolling Stone", and "Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band."[/QUOTE]

yeah, i own a few hendrix bootlegs and his version of like a rolling stone is killer, I wonder if he complains about the stage equipement as much in the official releases?

I'll sling a question out there: what makes "Born to Run" better than "Paradise by the Dashboard Light" or "Runnin' with the Devil" (both of which were popular contemporary rock songs)?

They show a few seconds of the Hendrix Sgt. Pepper performance on the Beatles Antology DVD set. It was pretty cool.

Hendrix covers Sgt. Pepper? :eek: That's news to me! I have to see that sometime.

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]yeah, i own a few hendrix bootlegs and his version of like a rolling stone is killer, I wonder if he complains about the stage equipement as much in the official releases?[/QUOTE]

Not that much, usually he just says "Turn the vocals down and the band up alittle bit" or something like that.

[QUOTE=DonMancini]Hendrix covers Sgt. Pepper? :eek: That's news to me! I have to see that sometime.[/QUOTE]

Yea it's very cool, but I think it's only on the Hendrix Box Set(any probably bootlegs).

I also like Hendrix's cover of Sunshine of Your Love.

Is it on the box set too?

I think need to get this box set.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]Is it on the box set too?

I think need to get this box set.[/QUOTE]

No, I believe it's on the BBC Sessions. There is also a clip of it on the Cream Dvd.

Oh, that's on the Christmas list so hopefully I'll get it. By Cream DVD do you mean Strange Brew?

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]Oh, that's on the Christmas list so hopefully I'll get it. By Cream DVD do you mean Strange Brew?[/QUOTE]

Yea that's the one.