I Saw Clapton 4 Dys Ago! He Is God!!!!!!

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]HAHA, clapton live in 6 and a half hours at the ACC! woooooooooooooooooooo![/QUOTE]

Air Canada Centre?

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Now, we're a militia. :p

im 15 and i love classic rock,
ac/dc/boston/pink floyd/led zeppelin/guns n roses/van halen/eric clapton/ozzy/ are huge right now.i think its cuz rock now a days isnt as good as back then.many young teens are learning to play guitar,drums,bass and the good music is in classic rock.in 2 years i predict that classic rock will become as twice as popular as today.

[QUOTE=dropkickmurphyskickass]I Saw Clapton 4 Dys Ago! He Is God!!!!!![/QUOTE]
did you know the first time he saw "Clapton is god" he thought it said good at first and when he saw what it actually said he was very taken aback?(understandably)
p.s that's awesome!

[Quote]Air Canada Centre?[/Quote]
Yep.

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Badmoon, we should invade somebody and become a country, and when we do you can be in charge of our militia.

Word to Toronto folk :)

We pay lotsssss of taxes.

[QUOTE=Paranoidd]Word to Toronto folk :)

We pay lotsssss of taxes.[/QUOTE]
Actually I live in London. :p

I got a couple friends there. From what I hear, it sucks. I feel for you. :lol:

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]Actually I live in London. :p[/QUOTE]

I always thought you were Canadian. And Rockn was Canadian, and Voodoo was American, and so am I

The one thing i like about classic rock is how the bands would put out entire albums that were good instead of the crap nowadays where we spend $15 a cd for maybe 3 or 4 decent songs. I'm a big fan of any classic rock and really don't think many of the guitarists of nowadays really match up to people like Page, Townsend, van halen, Hendrix, and the other guitarists of that time...

[QUOTE=ZEROthirtythree]who played "classic rock" in '61?[/QUOTE]

Creedence Clearwater Revival did

Holy **** I remeber when this thread was 20 pages long! its big.

[QUOTE=ROM]Creedence Clearwater Revival did[/QUOTE]

They weren't known though.

I never get to go to any good concerts :( It's because no good bands ever come to Calgary. If I lived in a big city in the US I would get to go see tons of concerts but noooo I live i nCalgary. Eric Claption would never come to this **** city :(

^^^

But you have the Flames! Minus Conroy as of today....better hope they resign Iginla.

Notice the title of this thread. Classic rock. The flames aren't classic rock.






:eek: What if they were? That would be so kick *** :D

the Flames used to rock...therefore they are classic rock :)

At least your team surprises everybody...I'm stuck with the Leafs. We KNOW they are going to suck every year.

White Zombie use to rock, but they're not Classic Rock.

I used to rock :(

I still listen to White Zombie, even tho their not a band, rob zombie sucks.

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]what do you mean by the other disc?[/QUOTE]

the greatest hits of the doors i have is called "legacy". it comes with two discs. i just realized that there are a couple of greatest hits compilations.


and i wanna see Clapton too. but too expensive. plus i'm goin to Van Halen on sunday.

Heh rob zombie does suck. :(

It seems to me that classic rock stars get the most a[COLOR=White]ss[/COLOR] out of all musicians. Or GOT the most a[COLOR=White]ss[/COLOR] in their day.

That show was the most amazing experience [u][b]ever[/b][/u]. It was sooo much fun. as well as doing a bunch of his robert johnson covers he pulled out alot of his other stuff, including layla, I shot the sherif, Badge, Sunshine of you love, Wonderful tonight and the list goes on and on. All the musicians were amazing keyboardist, organist, guitarists, drummer ([u]steve gadd![/u]), bassist. Every body got a long solo (well more than one) except bassist and drummer (although the bassist in the group that opened had a solo.). The organist did great soloing, he'd sort of played whatever he was doing (he played a sort of laugh as he looked to be laughing) for a bit and did a bunch of other great stuff. The guitarist playing alongside clapton was playing left handed with the strings reversed. And for the encore, they had the lead guitarist from the other group, who, played his guitar on sort of a table in the same way jeff heely plays come out and play as well. All in all the show lasted 3 hours, and it was absolutely amazing, my hands were sore from all the clapping by the end. Maybe i'll talk about it more tommorow, but right now it's 2:30 in the morning.

^:( Way to be all show offy.

Today I bought [I]An American Life[/I]. The Jerry Garcia biography.

If you were a rocker in the 70s, it was a given that you were getting *** every night.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]Today I bought [I]An American Life[/I]. The Jerry Garcia biography.[/QUOTE]

I'd like to read that. Maybe I'll buy it some time.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]Today I bought [I]An American Life[/I]. The Jerry Garcia biography.[/QUOTE]
You'll have to write a review on it when you're done.

It's a big book, but yea, we should all do that :)