[QUOTE=magicbus]I don't know how many times we've discussed Frank Zappa, or if we ever have, but he's awesome. Apostrophe is a great album, listened to it yesterday.

What band are you two talking about?[/QUOTE]

Frank Zappa is a guy we could talk about forever.

Mostly because he made about 3,000 albums.

I love what I have of him, but there's still a lot of material I'd like to have.

Hey magicbus sign on.

[QUOTE=Schyma000]Sure, I can.[/QUOTE]
Woow Doors avatar,
rep for that and randomly repping me the other day :lol:

By the way, I picked up Eddie Hazel's "Jams From the Heart" today. Anyone else have it?

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]Frank Zappa is a guy we could talk about forever.

Mostly because he made about 3,000 albums.

I love what I have of him, but there's still a lot of material I'd like to have.[/QUOTE]
All I have [I]Sheik Yerbouti[/I]. I hate it. :upset:

Would anyone happen to have any Quicksilver Messenger Service that could be sent over AIM?

I guess I can send you guys [I]Happy Trails[/I], if my computer will let me.

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]Woow Doors avatar,
rep for that and randomly repping me the other day :lol:[/QUOTE]
Didn't you rep me like a week ago?

[QUOTE=lunch998]I guess I can send you guys [I]Happy Trails[/I], if my computer will let me.[/QUOTE]
If you did, I would rep + you 500 times.

I asked first..... :upset:

[QUOTE=Woodstock]If you did, I would rep + you 500 times.[/QUOTE]

500, eh? Make it 550 and you got a deal :p

[QUOTE=Schyma000]All I have [I]Sheik Yerbouti[/I]. I hate it. :upset:[/QUOTE]

Sheik isn't his best material, methinks. You'd be best off getting some stuff from the Mothers (Freak Out! or We're Only In It For the Mothers), and for solo stuff Cheap Thrills and Over-Nite Sensation would be a good start.

Hot Rats, Freak Out, or Apostrophe are good starters.

[QUOTE=Schyma000]Didn't you rep me like a week ago?[/QUOTE]
Yeah I can't anymore :upset:

I've only heard one song by QMS, but I really liked it, I forget what it was called though
The lyrics went kinda like:
Now I don't ever want to spoil your party babe,
or tell you where to go or what to do
all I ever wanted to do was know you
and maybe hope you could know me too

Does anyone agree that [I]The Queens Of The Stoneage [/I] are one of the best new classic rock influenced bands?
I was listening to them before and I realised how much they sound like zeppelin, the who, the doors etc.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]I've only heard one song by QMS, but I really liked it, I forget what it was called though
The lyrics went kinda like:
Now I don't ever want to spoil your party babe,
or tell you where to go or what to do
all I ever wanted to do was know you
and maybe hope you could know me too[/QUOTE]
I have no idea. I've heard maybe 6 QMS songs. They have long jams and poppy Beatle-esque songs.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]I've only heard one song by QMS, but I really liked it, I forget what it was called though
The lyrics went kinda like:
Now I don't ever want to spoil your party babe,
or tell you where to go or what to do
all I ever wanted to do was know you
and maybe hope you could know me too[/QUOTE]

That's Dino's Song.

Google'd :cool:

/now downloading.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]I have no idea. I've heard maybe 6 QMS songs. They have long jams and poppy Beatle-esque songs.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I think they were a part of that whole San Fransico scene

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]I've only heard one song by QMS, but I really liked it, I forget what it was called though
The lyrics went kinda like:
Now I don't ever want to spoil your party babe,
or tell you where to go or what to do
all I ever wanted to do was know you
and maybe hope you could know me too[/QUOTE]
Who do you love is a song by QMS,
I like it quite a bit actually, I must get more though:)

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]Does anyone agree that [I]The Queens Of The Stoneage [/I] are one of the best new classic rock influenced bands?
I was listening to them before and I realised how much they sound like zeppelin, the who, the doors etc.[/QUOTE]

I dig QotSA

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Yeah, I think they were a part of that whole San Fransico scene[/QUOTE]
They were great friends with Jefferson Airplane.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]They were great friends with Jefferson Airplane.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, that stuff is the only rock I can listen to and immediatly recognise what city it came from. Exept maybe for that early punk from London

I love some of the Grateful Dead songs in that style, like Sugar Magnolia or When the Morning comes (I only have American Beauty :upset: )

How many bands were involved with the psychedellic San Fransico scene?

[QUOTE=Schyma000]How many bands were involved with the psychedellic San Fransico scene?[/QUOTE]
Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, Big Brother And The Holding Company, Quicksilver Messenger Service, The Byrds and too many others.

Hmm..
I'll name the ones I'm aware of:
Jefferson Airplane,
The Grateful Dead,
Love,
The Doors,
QMS (?maybe?)

uh..that's it :(

Probably more than we will ever know, like garage bands and stuff

The Doors were there in that time period in that area, but I wouldn't say their sound is like most of the other Frisco bands, or like anything else at all, they were really different

Yea I dont know about The Doors. The Doors were about the L.A. strip and so were the Byrds and Love (I think).

Speaking of Love...for the 5th time Badmoon how was [I]Forever Changes[/I]?

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]Does anyone agree that [I]The Queens Of The Stoneage [/I] are one of the best new classic rock influenced bands?
I was listening to them before and I realised how much they sound like zeppelin, the who, the doors etc.[/QUOTE]

They more influenced by bands like The Stooges and The MC5, who may be Classic Rock, but not the expected type.


S.F. Bands

Grateful Dead
Jefferson Airplane
Hot Tuna
Love
New Riders of the Purple Sage
The Byrds
Moby Grape
Big Brother
Quicksilver Messenger Service
County Joe & The Fish

[QUOTE]Speaking of Love...for the 5th time Badmoon how was Forever Changes?[/QUOTE]

I like it. I have some of the songs on my ipod.

I can detect a little Sabbath (but not a lot) in QotSA

Weren't Canned Heat and Hot Tuna some San Fransisco bands?

Was Donovan SF or East-coast?

Is Hot Tuna more or less Bluegrass-influenced? I missed a chance to see them at Grey Fox (Bluegrass Festival) in NY State this summer

Yes, I forgot Canned Heat. Santana was a San Fransisco band also.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]They more influenced by bands like The Stooges and The MC5, who may be Classic Rock, but not the expected type.


S.F. Bands

Grateful Dead
Jefferson Airplane
Hot Tuna
[B]Love[/B]
New Riders of the Purple Sage
[B]The Byrds[/B]
[B]Moby Grape[/B]
Big Brother
Quicksilver Messenger Service
County Joe & The Fish[/QUOTE]
I need some of those bolded band. County Joe Mc. was really good at really Woodstock "Fixin the Rag" was a great.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]I like it. I have some of the songs on my ipod.[/QUOTE]
The best song off that album, undoubtedly is The Red Telephone.

I'm listening to Uncle John's Band now :cool:

[QUOTE=Schyma000]I need some of those bolded band. County Joe Mc. was really good at really Woodstock "Fixin the Rag" was a great.[/QUOTE]
I'll recomend you some Love and Moby Grape.
[U]Moby Grape:[/U]
Hey Grandma,
Fall On You,
8:05,
Omaha,
Motorcycle Irene,

[U]Love:[/U]
Alone Again Or,
The Red Telephone,
Maybe the People Would Be the Times or Between Clark and Hilldale,
Bummer in the Summer,
My Little Red Book,
Emotions,
Signed D.C (Bob Dylan-esque),
7 and 7 is.

Hope that helped man :)

What's the Moby Grape song that Zeppelin ripped for "Since I've Been Loving You"?

Has anyone herad [I]Oar[/I]?

[QUOTE=Schyma000]Has anyone herad [I]Oar[/I]?[/QUOTE]

Yea, I'm not a huge fan though. Some of their stuff is ok, some of it I don't like.