[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]
The most underratteed song of BOTT is Lily Rosemary and the jack of hearts, the best song about his wife though is on desire, its called Sara[/QUOTE]

i love Lily Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts. It's amazing, theres only three chords (i think) in the whole 9 minute song, its driven purely by his wonderful lyrics. plus its fun to polka along to ;)

im trying to check out that link, but my internet horribly slow. i might have been there before though, i like to search out interviews.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]i love Lily Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts. It's amazing, theres only three chords (i think) in the whole 9 minute song, its driven purely by his wonderful lyrics. plus its fun to polka along to ;)

im trying to check out that link, but my internet horribly slow. i might have been there before though, i like to search out interviews.[/QUOTE]


Open D/E tuning (E B E G# B E)

Chords:

E 054000 (or 054300, which simplifies the slide to A)
A 020100 or 020120
B x02100
B(ii) 042000 (or 042300)

i always thought he wrote Idiot Wind about my ex girlfriend.

"Your an idiot babe, it's a wonder that you still know how to breath"

actually i still love her, but she isn't too bright. (she looks up to jessica simpson, no lies either)

i assume you play guitar Creedence?

does this site keep on messing up with anyone else? sure my computer isnt that bad.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]i always thought he wrote Idiot Wind about my ex girlfriend.

"Your an idiot babe, it's a wonder that you still know how to breath"

actually i still love her, but she isn't too bright. (she looks up to jessica simpson, no lies either)[/QUOTE]

Stay away from her if she looks up to Jessica Simpson.

Cool Christmas tree avatar :thumb:

*gets mauled by Moon and Rock

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]i assume you play guitar Creedence?

does this site keep on messing up with anyone else? sure my computer isnt that bad.[/QUOTE]

Yes, it does. Congrats on 1700.

That's two useless posts in a row. Are you trying to make me angry on purpose?

I don't blame Bob Dylan for hating interviews. I'm sure he's been bothered to death by the media by now.

[QUOTE=rock not rolled]...Clearwater revival?

Huh? Don't spam my thread.

Rats, I missed the Bob Dylan interview :upset:[/QUOTE]
Who else? CCR Rules!

So many pretty avatars.:)

Rip is back!!!1!:eek:

[QUOTE=Jaded]Who else? CCR Rules![/QUOTE]

Agreed. I listened to them all of yesterday and most of today ;). One of the best songwriting bands ever.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]That's two useless posts in a row. Are you trying to make me angry on purpose?

I don't blame Bob Dylan for hating interviews. I'm sure he's been bothered to death by the media by now.[/QUOTE]

relax.

does anyone ever wonder what bob dylan/any other insanely famous person does when they are at home alone? i just can't imagine him sitting there reading a book, or playing solitaire and stuff like that.

like earlier in his life he was always busy with interviews, touring, writing, that sorta stuff. but now he must have so much time and money on his hands. what would you guys say if i told you i was secretly bob dylan?

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Agreed. I listened to them all of yesterday and most of today ;). One of the best songwriting bands ever.[/QUOTE]

who did most of the songwriting in that band? im guessing at John Fogerty, or did they do it in the "team effort" format?

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]relax.

does anyone ever wonder what bob dylan/any other insanely famous person does when they are at home alone? i just can't imagine him sitting there reading a book, or playing solitaire and stuff like that.

like earlier in his life he was always busy with interviews, touring, writing, that sorta stuff. but now he must have so much time and money on his hands. what would you guys say if i told you i was secretly bob dylan?[/QUOTE]
Your Bob Dylan.:eek:

Dylan probably just sits around and thinks about how awesome he is.

[QUOTE=Livewired]Your Bob Dylan.:eek:[/QUOTE]

yep. Jeffrey Bob Lee Dylan Hosie. (minus the Bob and Dylan)

Is Badmoon/any other Grateful Dead fans around? im in the mood for some more Dead songs. any recommendations?

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]yep. Jeffrey Bob Lee Dylan Hosie. (minus the Bob and Dylan)

Is Badmoon/any other Grateful Dead fans around? im in the mood for some more Dead songs. any recommendations?[/QUOTE]

What have you heard so far? I can probably help you out.

[QUOTE=lunch998]Dylan probably just sits around and thinks about how awesome he is.[/QUOTE]

by the looks of it from the interview, i'd say he doesn't do a lot of thinking anymore. and he said he doesn't listen/look back on his old songs anymore, unless he's performing of course.

[QUOTE=lunch998]What have you heard so far? I can probably help you out.[/QUOTE]

i've only got a few i downloaded..

sugar magnolia, truckin, jack a roe, touch of grey, samson and delilah, friend of the devil. that seems to be it (mostly badmoon recommendations)

i'd like to buy a couple of their albums, but i dont know what to start with.

edit- HAHAHA Livewired your avatar is awesome! i just noticed it :lol:

Alot of of previously super famous people probably want to just relax and read books or play solitaire. They've had years of a physically and mentally punishing lifestyle, relaxing would be a real good idea.

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]Alot of of previously super famous people probably want to just relax and read books or play solitaire. They've had years of a physically and mentally punishing lifestyle, relaxing would be a **** good idea.[/QUOTE]

he[COLOR=White]l[/COLOR]l, i feel like doing that after a long physically and mentally punishing day at school. they deserve all the best in my opinion for their contribution to society.

Me and My Uncle, Fire On the Mountain, Scarlet Bagonias, Uncle John's Band, Ripple, Dark Star, St. Stephen, Wharf Rat, Dire Wolf.

Get either American Beauty or Workingman's Dead first.

Try Dire, Fire on the Mountain or Stagger Lee.:)

(Dead suggestions:))

Box Of Rain + everyone else's.

Curse my poor-non-being-able-to-buy-more-Dead-albums-ness

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Box Of Rain + everyone else's.

Curse my poor-non-being-able-to-buy-more-Dead-albums-ness[/QUOTE]

I also wish I wasn't poor so I could buy many more albums.

ya i've heard a lot about American Beauty. i think i will buy it first.

thanks for the songs.

edit- i have enough money to buy my way into heaven, i just don't like spending 40 bucks on a record at this ripoff store. its the only one in my city though that has the records i want and for good quality. so i try to pick and choose from there, not just buy everything i see (i spend most of my money on guitar stuff)

I love box of rain.

Working Man's Dead> American Beauty

I need to buy a Dead CD.


Probably, I'll buy one with my christmas money.

[QUOTE=Livewired]Working Man's Dead> American Beauty[/QUOTE]

ya? did the Grateful Dead like change their style from album to album (like zeppelin or jethro tull) or did they stay generally the same (ac/dc)? if they had a lot of different styles i suppose i will end up buying them all anyway.

I've heard that Workingman's Dead was better than American Beauty from a few people. That's the one i'm getting either tomorrow or the day after tomorrow ;)

edit: the one time we're actually talking about the grateful dead, badmoon isn't here. I feel guilty :upset: