[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]fix'd

Brue on Spoonful is better than Clapton on Spoonful methinks.[/QUOTE]

I fixed it.

That is true especially on the studio version, because Bruce plays Harmonica, which is mainly the lead instrument.

What does everyone think of Cream? As we're on the subject of Zeppelin, Do you think Ginger is better than John? Comparison?

Cream was great, but Bonham was better than Baker, methinks.

[QUOTE=appreciate_it]What does everyone think of Cream? As we're on the subject of Zeppelin, Do you think Ginger is better than John? Comparison?[/QUOTE]

Cream is one of my favorite bands.

Bonham got a lot of his stuff from Baker, so it's a tough comparison. Bonham got to do more things, and you can hear how he evolved over Zeppelin's catalog. You can't do that as much with Baker because of the limited amount of material he has. (Limited material with Cream, you can't see him evolve that much in his smaller projects after Cream)

Cream as well is another boring band

[QUOTE=crazyman]i gave 3 bands as example, there are more[/QUOTE]

Well of course there are over hyped bands. That's just how some music is, people tend to overhype something that they think is good. ;)

Plus every genre has its overhyped bands and its underrated ones.

I'll agree that Led Zeppelin really gets a lot more credit than they deserve. But, if so many people overhype them, I guess they're rightfully overhyped.

eh, opinions.

Got a favorite classic rock band? That's usually how people introduce themselves here.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Well of course there are over hyped bands. That's just how some music is, people tend to overhype something that they think is good. ;)

Plus every genre has its overhyped bands and its underrated ones.

I'll agree that Led Zeppelin really gets a lot more credit than they deserve. But, if so many people overhype them, I guess they're rightfully overhyped.

eh, opinions.

Got a favorite classic rock band? That's usually how people introduce themselves here.[/QUOTE]

introduce myself, don't act like you don't know me:p:p

my favorite classic rock stuff (if it counts in here) is stuff like Black Sabbath/Ozzy anything with a bit if a heavier edge to it

[QUOTE]Considering Bass wasn't JPP's primary instrument, he does a great job.[/QUOTE]

This is kind of like an excuse why JPJ isn't up to par with other bassists, but you probably didn't mean it that way.

Black Sabbath is certainly classic rock, one of my favorite bands.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]This is kind of like an excuse why JPJ isn't up to par with other bassists, but you probably didn't mean it that way.[/QUOTE]

We said that on bass Entwhistle and Bruce both own JPJ. I wasn't trying to make a case that he should be up there with them. I was just pointing out that he played piano far before bass, but he is usually only thought of as a bass player.

Iron Maiden as well is one of my favorites

[QUOTE=lunch998]We said that on bass Entwhistle and Bruce both own JPJ. I wasn't trying to make a case that he should be up there with them. I was just pointing out that he played piano far before bass, but he is usually only thought of as a bass player.[/QUOTE]

I understood:thumb:

[QUOTE=crazyman]introduce myself, don't act like you don't know me:p:p

my favorite classic rock stuff (if it counts in here) is stuff like Black Sabbath/Ozzy anything with a bit if a heavier edge to it[/QUOTE]

Might want to try out some Deep Purple. No, not just Smoke on the Water. Listen to some Bloodsucker, Living Wreck, Flight of the Rat, and of course, their best song, Child in Time.

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]Might want to try out some Deep Purple. No, not just Smoke on the Water. Listen to some Bloodsucker, Living Wreck, Flight of the Rat, and of course, their best song, Child in Time.[/QUOTE]

Rithcie Blackmore played guitar for Gene Vincent before Deep Purple

/closes classic rock scrapbook of knowledge

maybe opening it again will cause interest:thumb:

I'm sure he knows Deep Purple. You are all so ignorant to out of C.R. thread stuff.

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]maybe opening it again will cause interest:thumb:[/QUOTE]

I should get one of those things.

I think Machine Head is Deep Purple's best album.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]I think Macj=hine Head is Depp Purple's best album.[/QUOTE]

I think you're drunk. But I agree.

[QUOTE=lunch998]I think you're drunk. But I agree.[/QUOTE]
I fixed it poo face.

dam it, I didn't see the stuff up, suually when I do it, I get quoted ten times before i edit it.

Bob Dylan only learn acoustic fingerpicking because he could afford to go electric to be like his idol little richard.

/closes scrapbook

Cool?

Since when did everybody like Neil so much!?!

That guy probably brought Neil into the Pearl Jam discussion because he was their main influence. He even did an album with them.

*stayed home sick and found some great pyschidelic bands.w00t

[QUOTE=Livewired]Since when did everybody like Neil so much!?!

That guy probably brought Neil into the Pearl Jam discussion because he was their main influence. He even did an album with them.

*stayed home sick and found some great pyschidelic bands.w00t[/QUOTE]

I stood up for him when that kid said Skynyrd>>Neil.

Cool, what bands did you find?

That guy = me. Fool.

:lol:

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]That guy = me. Fool.[/QUOTE]

I was talking about that Kreator guy. I actually respect your opinion.

Well, I was talking to Livewired, but thanks for the compliment.

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]Well, I was talking to Livewired, but thanks for the compliment.[/QUOTE]

Ah, sorry then.

ma favourite bands were led zeppelin, acdc, the eagles, the doors, pink floyd, and sumtyms van halen never really got into them sum of theyre songs r ok but led zeppelin is my greatest influencing band