[QUOTE=Schyma000]Long list short I chould say 6 out of the 11 songs of each album.[/QUOTE]
well name a couple

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]The Doors are pretty hit-or-miss for me. I really need to be in the mood to listen to them, and some of their material is fairly unlistenable.[/QUOTE]

You just dislike all music don't you? :(

/kidding but you do dislike a LOT of what we talk about.

I like The Doors, but I find that sometimes they tend to bore me.

5 to 1
LA Woman
When the Music is Over
Peace Frog
Alabama Song

Just to name the first five songs that came to mind.

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]I like The Doors, but I find that sometimes they tend to bore me.[/QUOTE]
What songs do you like by them?

[QUOTE=Schyma000]5 to 1
LA Woman
When the Music is Over
Peace Frog
Alabama Song

Just to name the first five songs that came to mind.[/QUOTE]
for a while I was obsessed with 5 to 1 and When the Music is Over

Away from the Doors for a second. Did the band Steelers Wheel do anything worth listening to besides "Stuck In The Middle With You"? I love that song because it always reminds of that scene from Resivoir Dogs.

I used to like the Doors. Not so much anymore. Psychadelia and simulated masturbation just isn't as cool as it used to be.

Break on Through
Light My Fire
The End
Alabama Song
Soul Kitchen
Back Door Man
Twentieth Century Fox
People Are Strange
Love Me Two Times
You're Lost Little Girl
Moonlight Drive
Touch Me
Waiting For the Sun
Riders on the Storm
LA Woman
Roadhouse Blues

Those are my favorites, at least.

I forgot who it was but someone had "Little Game" lyrics as their sub title. How do you get those long sub titles anyway?

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]Break on Through
Light My Fire
The End
Alabama Song
Soul Kitchen
Back Door Man
Twentieth Century Fox
People Are Strange
Love Me Two Times
You're Lost Little Girl
Moonlight Drive
Touch Me
Waiting For the Sun
Riders on the Storm
LA Woman
Roadhouse Blues

Those are my favorites, at least.[/QUOTE]
Those are good songs, I don't like riders of the Storm very much though, what's your fav album of them

[QUOTE=Schyma000]I forgot who it was but someone had "Little Game" lyrics as their sub title. How do you get those long sub titles anyway?[/QUOTE]

want me to IM you the procedure?

[QUOTE=i am miik]want me to IM you the procedure?[/QUOTE]
Yes please. :)

What the hell. It was this site you went too. I had it in my favorites and I clicked on it and now it doesn't work. Sry.

Address?

Yea, it hasn't been working for awhile :(

That sucks....whats the address?

New avatar <<<<<

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Elvis is not a theif nor was he the first man to make White people like Black music. I believe the first Jazz album was created by a White band.

As far as Rock n Roll goes, Whites did not steal it from Black people. Rock music is actually pretty equal between both races.

Rock n Roll = White Melodies (Country) + Black Rhythm (Blues)

Elvis combined those two elements.

Also, if you trace music back far enough, you'd be amazed how much White Folk music influenced Blues.

/recap[/QUOTE]

I highly doubt the first jazz album was created by white men I think it was some black dixieland group in the 1910's.

[QUOTE=Johnny B. Good]Those are good songs, I don't like riders of the Storm very much though, what's your fav album of them[/QUOTE]

You don't like riders on the storm? :eek:

Riders on the storm is the best.

touche'

I like it just by thinking about it... :)

'Riders on the storm... doot doot, doot doot doot'! :)

[QUOTE=Johnny B. Good]which pop songs[/QUOTE]
Hmm..
Break On Through,Touch Me,Soul Kitchen,20th Century Fox,Ship Of Fools, Love Me Two Times,You Make Me Real, Hello I Love You.
I love absolutley every Doors song, and They are my favourite band :).

/reminds everyone of my up and coming FA on them :eek:

Riders on the Storm is my favorite song by The Doors. I also like Strange Days, People Are Strange, The End, When The Music's Over, and mostly everything else. Too many to name at least.

And I'll be sure to check out the FA.

Thanks man,
I'm listening to Moby Grape now, pretty amazing band.
[I]"What's To Choose"[/I]

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]I highly doubt the first jazz album was created by white men I think it was some black dixieland group in the 1910's.[/QUOTE]

Well, it was supposably by a Dixieland group in 1917 who were White. They were named the original Dixieland Jazz Band.

What about ragtime? Does that count as jazz or what?

No, Ragtime is a seperate (though occasionally similar) genre.

Oh.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Well, it was supposably by a Dixieland group in 1917 who were White. They were named the original Dixieland Jazz Band.[/QUOTE]
Them just aint telling the truth they stealing music from a poor little negro out in them streets.

*the sarcastic truth^*

That's true actually.

[QUOTE=Schyma000]Them just aint telling the truth they stealing music from a poor little negro out in them streets.

*the sarcastic truth^*[/QUOTE]

No, I highly doubt they weren't original.

Jazz = Black peoples
Country = White peoples

Lets just leave it that way. We whites cant take credit for Jazz its just not right.

What is the point to anything you have said? Each race played a huge role in each genre.

How did they in country?

Zappa was a hugely influencial [U]WHITE[/U] jazz artist..so..yeah..

[QUOTE=Badmoon]What is the point to anything you have said? Each race played a huge role in each genre.[/QUOTE]
Yes but it seems you are trying to take away the creditt that blacks have for Jazz. Sorry for the understanding.

[QUOTE=guitrguy]How did they in country?[/QUOTE]

It is said that Black plantations slaves invented the banjo.

[QUOTE]Yes but it seems you are trying to take away the creditt that blacks have for Jazz. Sorry for the understanding.[/QUOTE]

No, I was backing up a comment I said about Whites having a place in the Jazz world. Since the early years their have been White Jazz bands (Not the first Jazz bands, but none the less White Jazz Bands).

You are trying to serperate them (Ultimatley kind of making you racist), while I'm showing how each race plays a role in each other races genre.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Well, it was supposably by a Dixieland group in 1917 who were White. They were named the original Dixieland Jazz Band.[/QUOTE]
I was pretty sure it was 1917 and a dixieland group but I was pretty sure they were black. Ah well.