I want the Crossroads box set. Does anyone know how much it costs?

Every era of Clapton has its good and bad, but Cream is definitely my favorite, as well as unplugged.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]I want the Crossroads box set. Does anyone know how much it costs?[/QUOTE]


I got mine for a little less than 60 bucks.

I mainly like the "classic rock" era of Clapton, there are some shining spots in his other eras though.

like "tears in heaven"

I don't know what that is really. He has some "soft rock" rock stuff. If you're into ballads then get "Pilgrim".

[QUOTE=keep on phishin']I got mine for a little less than 60 bucks.[/QUOTE]

Was it you who goes to Bonnaroo every year you can? Cause we were just talking about it. :)

Well I missed the first one, but I've gone to every other one.

My current CD collection.

[url]http://rateyourmusic.com/user_albums/album_list_id_is_63799_and_list_type_is_owned[/url]

[QUOTE]Well I missed the first one, but I've gone to every other one.[/QUOTE]

Nice :thumb:

Any good stories?

As far as music wise, In 2004 it was wonderful when they had a huge jam between Les Claypool, Trey Anastasio, Warren Haynes, and Chris Robinson. It was one of the greatest jams I have ever heard.

[B]Highlight Sets:[/B]

Galactic (nothing better than a galactic late night show)
Les Claypool (the closer)
Widespread panic
Medeski, Martin, and Wood
Leftover Salmon (made me change the way I look at this band)

But the best thing that has happened at Bonnarroo was when I had the chance to meet Trey Anastasio. This was made possible because my friend's cousin helps set up equipment for Trey. Even though, Trey really didn't have that great of a performance at the show, It was still a great experience to meet him. I have pictures I'll try and post them sometime.

The only bad part about it was the smell, it smelled of about 3,000 hippies that havent showered for about a week.

As for 2003 its mostly a blurr( :smoke: ), I really wish I wouldn't have done that now.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]My current CD collection.

[url]http://rateyourmusic.com/user_albums/album_list_id_is_63799_and_list_type_is_owned[/url][/QUOTE]

Oh my god! That's like umm, really good n stuff!

You have some stuff in there that I can't see you listening to. Were those from before you became a classic rock/hippy guy?

I liked Classic Rock before any of those.

[QUOTE=keep on phishin']As far as music wise, In 2004 it was wonderful when they had a huge jam between Les Claypool, Trey Anastasio, Warren Haynes, and Chris Robinson. It was one of the greatest jams I have ever heard.

[B]Highlight Sets:[/B]

Galactic (nothing better than a galactic late night show)
Les Claypool (the closer)
Widespread panic
Medeski, Martin, and Wood
Leftover Salmon (made me change the way I look at this band)

But the best thing that has happened at Bonnarroo was when I had the chance to meet Trey Anastasio. This was made possible because my friend's cousin helps set up equipment for Trey. Even though, Trey really didn't have that great of a performance at the show, It was still a great experience to meet him. I have pictures I'll try and post them sometime.

The only bad part about it was the smell, it smelled of about 3,000 hippies that havent showered for about a week.

As for 2003 its mostly a blurr( :smoke: ), I really wish I wouldn't have done that now.[/QUOTE]

:lol: Good stuff :thumb:

Did you not like Leftover Salmon?

Their live albums and stuff > Recorded stuff

^ By a mile.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]I liked Classic Rock before any of those.[/QUOTE]

I've miss-judged you :).

Seriously, System Of A Down? Did you get that free or something?

On sale, but some of it's pretty good.

:) Truth. I've got that one.



Maaaan, hippies sure know how to throw a good music festival ;)

[QUOTE=Badmoon]My current CD collection.

[url]http://rateyourmusic.com/user_albums/album_list_id_is_63799_and_list_type_is_owned[/url][/QUOTE]

Mr. Bungle Mr. Bungle (1991)

nice :thumb:


-vote for gilmour

Will do sir :)

231 Tool Ænima (1996)

Interesting. Do you like it?

-Vote for gilmour(gimmick signature)

[QUOTE=Badmoon]My current CD collection.

[url]http://rateyourmusic.com/user_albums/album_list_id_is_63799_and_list_type_is_owned[/url][/QUOTE]


You gave The Soft Bulletin 4 stars, and Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots 4 1/2 stars. Weren't you the one who used to tell me that Yoshimi sucks compared to the rest of the Flaming Lips stuff?

Yes, and what about the Dream Theater? That's pretty much their best album, did you think that was any good?

(gilmour, i'm going to smack you if you campaigne in my thread anymore)

[QUOTE]Interesting. Do you like it?[/QUOTE]

Yeah, it has some good songs and is really interesting. I'm mostly concerned with the vocals when it comes to Tool. I do believe that Aenima is not as good as most say it is though.

[QUOTE=BillCosby]You gave The Soft Bulletin 4 stars, and Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots 4 1/2 stars. Weren't you the one who used to tell me that Yoshimi sucks compared to the rest of the Flaming Lips stuff?[/QUOTE]

My thoughts on certain albums change frequently. The turning point for my thoughts on Yoshimi was when I heard most of those songs live, and really liked them.

[QUOTE]Yes, and what about the Dream Theater? That's pretty much their best album, did you think that was any good?[/QUOTE]

Instrumentally the album is great, there are a few good tunes, but the lead singers voice is very cheesy. Similar to Stephen Perry's of Journey. Petrucci also has one of the most generic guitar tones ever.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]My thoughts on certain albums change frequently. The turning point for my thoughts on Yoshimi was when I heard most of those songs live, and really liked them.[/QUOTE]

Ah.

Well 'tis a good album. :D

(Seeing the FLips live = lucky bastard)

[QUOTE=rock not roll](gilmour, i'm going to smack you if you campaigne in my thread anymore)[/QUOTE]

:lol: Im doing it in all of R&M

[quote]Yeah, it has some good songs and is really interesting. I'm mostly concerned with the vocals when it comes to Tool. I do believe that Aenima is not as good as most say it is though.[/quote]

Certain songs on the album I really like, the rest are meh to me. Too tr00 about it being overhyped.

Now to be on topic of classic rock: I am thinking of getting an Allman Brothers Band album. I was thinking of getting Eat a Peach, good idea?

-Vote for Gilmour

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Yes, and what about the Dream Theater? That's pretty much their best album, did you think that was any good?

(gilmour, i'm going to smack you if you campaigne in my thread anymore)[/QUOTE]
The funny thing is I can actually smack him.

No, I just downloaded some stuff. Perry Farell robbed my chance of seeing them live :(.

Badmoon: oh okays.

Gilmour: Eat A Peach is their best.

Guitarguy: do that for me please :)

[QUOTE]Now to be on topic of classic rock: I am thinking of getting an Allman Brothers Band album. I was thinking of getting Eat a Peach, good idea?[/QUOTE]

Yeah, Eat a Peach is fabulous. It contains every form of music they would play.