[QUOTE=Freddie9]yeah. i just got the complete studio recordings of zep for x-mas. I'm not that fond of Aerosmith, probably because of steven tyler[/QUOTE]

On behalf of Boston, I apologize.

Zeppelin is still my favourite band. I have now realized they aren't the greatest/most talented/best selling etc etc...but I like them the best.

I gotta get ready for work. See ya guys later.

Bands I listen to more(or like more) than Zeppelin: The Who, then just a bunch of "maybes", like Cream, Hendrix, Floyd, and the Dead.

[QUOTE=lunch998]Go for it.[/QUOTE]
Alrighty:

The Doors,
The Who,
Pink Floyd,
Cream,
Jethro Tull,
Rush,
Deep Purple,
Neil Young (and Buffallo Springfield of course)
Grand Funk Railroad,
Yes,
Jefferson Airplane,
The Grateful Dead,
The Velvet Underground,
Jimi Hendrix-both solo and with the Experience,
The MC5,
Lynyrd Skynyrd,
Love,
Queen (I'm not too sure on this one though),
The Beatles,
Bob Dylan,
The Rollin' Stones,
The Kinks,
Black Sabbath,
Moby Grape,
The Small Faces,
The Band,

That's all I can think of...for now.

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]Alrighty:

The Doors,
The Who,
Pink Floyd,
Cream,
Jethro Tull,
Rush,
Deep Purple,
Neil Young (and Buffallo Springfield of course)
Grand Funk Railroad,
Yes,
Jefferson Airplane,
The Grateful Dead,
The Velvet Underground,
Jimi Hendrix-both solo and with the Experience,
The MC5,
Lynyrd Skynyrd,
Love,
Queen (I'm not too sure on this one though),
The Beatles,
Bob Dylan,
The Rollin' Stones,
The Kinks,
Black Sabbath,
Moby Grape,
The Small Faces,
The Band,

That's all I can think of...for now.[/QUOTE]

You like all them more than Zeppelin?

Yea, some Cream, Hendrix, and Dead I like better, but I'm iffy about it.

I listen to Neil, Floyd and the Doors more. Maybe Jimi and CSNY??

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]Alrighty:

The Doors,
The Who,
Pink Floyd,
Cream,
Jethro Tull,
Rush,
Deep Purple,
Neil Young (and Buffallo Springfield of course)
Grand Funk Railroad,
Yes,
Jefferson Airplane,
The Grateful Dead,
The Velvet Underground,
Jimi Hendrix-both solo and with the Experience,
The MC5,
Lynyrd Skynyrd,
Love,
Queen (I'm not too sure on this one though),
The Beatles,
Bob Dylan,
The Rollin' Stones,
The Kinks,
Black Sabbath,
Moby Grape,
The Small Faces,
The Band,

That's all I can think of...for now.[/QUOTE]
Deep Purple, Queen, Skynyrd, GFR? Some fanboy you are.

[QUOTE=lunch998]You like all them more than Zeppelin?[/QUOTE]
Not all of them,
some are equal to Zepp, some are better, it's a kinda mixed in thing :)

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]Deep Purple, Queen, Skynyrd, GFR? Some fanboy you are.[/QUOTE]
I've branched out,
and all of them rule!

Most of the bands you listed, I like their stuff, but not as much as Zeppelin.

[QUOTE=lunch998]Most of the bands you listed, I like their stuff, but not as much as Zeppelin.[/QUOTE]
Pretty much the same as me.

[QUOTE]EDIT: Scratch that. Robertson was talking about Nazareth, PA. Here's an article about what it means[/QUOTE]

I still bet that the influence of the bible story played a role.

[QUOTE]And I'm sure Subterranean Homesick Blues makes sense in Bob Dylans mind...or at least it did.[/QUOTE]

"SHB" is based upon the concept of nothing ever coming out right, or working out.

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]I think, you, me and JPJ were the biggest Zepp fanboys.
I'd allways talk about them, one of the only things I find fresh about them when I listen now is the rhythm section of Bonham and Jones, there are a lot better guitarists and vocalists out there than Page and Plant,
ah musical tastes *sighs*[/QUOTE]
I too was a Zeppelin fan boy and i still like them a lot i don't see why people hate them so much in this thread expect for the fact that they 'stole' their songs.

Hmm,
I just read the first page of this thread again,
who do you think are fore-runners for 'modern' classic rock?
The only bad I can see who isn't emo and doesn't suck are Queens Of The Stone Age,

Gov't Mule

We previously agreed to that.

[QUOTE=ledpoisoning27]I too was a Zeppelin fan boy and i still like them a lot i don't see why people hate them so much in this thread expect for the fact that they 'stole' their songs.[/QUOTE]
By no means do I hate them there are better undiscovered bands however.

Badmoon:
Ah well, is there a site I could find some stuff on them?

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]I've branched out,
and all of them rule![/QUOTE]
I've branch out a lot in the last 4 years i liked classic rock from acid rock to early punk (Velvet Underground, Iggy and the Stoogies) to folk (Bob Dylan) and i like most any bands that can be considered classic rock now of days.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]I still bet that the influence of the bible story played a role.



"SHB" is based upon the concept of nothing ever coming out right, or working out.[/QUOTE]

I think Dylan himself said it was just a string of buzzwords strung together to tell a story.

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]By no means do I hate them there are better undiscovered bands however.

Badmoon:
Ah well, is there a site I could find some stuff on them?[/QUOTE]
yea well i was young (12), :upset: when i really got into them and o and i also was a big Pink Floyd Fanboy.

[QUOTE=ledpoisoning27]I've branch out a lot in the last 4 years i liked classic rock from acid rock to early punk (Velvet Underground, Iggy and the Stoogies) to folk (Bob Dylan) and i like most any bands that can be considered classic rock now of days.[/QUOTE]
I love the Velvet Underground, Iggy and the Stooges, MC5, Patti Smith,
you happen to be one very cool person :D

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]I know. There are clearly exceptions to every rule, of course.[/QUOTE]

It still nicely fits my theory.

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]Hmm,
I just read the first page of this thread again,
who do you think are fore-runners for 'modern' classic rock?
The only bad I can see who isn't emo and doesn't suck are Queens Of The Stone Age,[/QUOTE]
RHCP?

[QUOTE=Livewired]RHCP?[/QUOTE]
Well I dunno,
they're more funk orientated than a lot of Classic Rock,
personally I'd say QOTSA

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]Well I dunno,
they're more funk orientated than a lot of Classic Rock,
personally I'd say QOTSA[/QUOTE]
Well Gov't Mule is the obvious choice on this topic but it was already said.

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]I love the Velvet Underground, Iggy and the Stooges, MC5, Patti Smith,
you happen to be one very cool person :D[/QUOTE]
thanks reps++
I've only gotten into them around in the summer because i moved and all my neighbors are mostly all punk ( i mean real punk, not the emo type) so they told me a would be into these bands and i loved it, we started a band that played that type of music, but are guitarist/singer, got a girlfriend and is always hangs out with her and never wants to practice, he's gone emo. :angry: we got another guitarist but no one can sing, the best singer in are band is now me, but i play drums i really really can't sing and play. :upset:

[QUOTE=Livewired]RHCP?[/QUOTE]
Nah. They they just don't suck.

Soundgarden, Guns N Roses, stuff like that i'd say. Although I really don't know what you mean by modern classic rock.

I never got into Zeppelin, I don't think I ever will either.

I started out liking Queen, then instead of Queen I liked mellow stuff which led me to Traveling Wilburys...and then I just went crazy from there.

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]Hmm,
I just read the first page of this thread again,
who do you think are fore-runners for 'modern' classic rock?
The only bad I can see who isn't emo and doesn't suck are Queens Of The Stone Age,[/QUOTE]
i like the Hives

I hope someone posts before me so I don't do the horrid double-post...but I was gonna say I think most jam-bands are "modern classic rock" because of their influences. And as you all have said I agree Gov't Mule would take the cake...Black Crowes kinda pops up in my head too.

Anyone recommend me some Stooges albums. I only have Raw Power.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me] I liked mellow stuff which led me to Traveling Wilburys...and then I just went crazy from there.[/QUOTE]
when i first got into classic rock, i like the heavier stuff such as Zeppelin because beofre i like classic rock i was into punk, such as Ramones, Clash, etc. But over the last two years i have beening liking a lot more mellow stuff.

The Stooges
Fun House

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Anyone recommend me some Stooges albums. I only have Raw Power.[/QUOTE]
thats reminds me, Woodstock you said in the 'trade albums over AIM' that you could give me that album, can you still you that to me?

[QUOTE=ledpoisoning27]when i first got into classic rock, i like the heavier stuff such as Zeppelin because beofre i like classic rock i was into punk, such as Ramones, Clash, etc. But over the last two years i have beening liking a lot more mellow stuff.[/QUOTE]


Ooh, I came from liking ****ty rap, to The Roots then to liking rock. I never was/will be into heavy/punk stuff.

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]The Stooges
Fun House[/QUOTE]
Thanks

No problem.

There's also a live DVD ("Iggy and the Stooges Live in Detroit, 2003")

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]Ooh, I came from liking ****ty rap, to The Roots then to liking rock. I never was/will be into heavy/punk stuff.[/QUOTE]
yeah their has been a lot of punk influences on my music it seems. i never liked much of rap, except of some 80's rap like Public Enemy, which are alright.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]Ooh, I came from liking ****ty rap, to The Roots then to liking rock. I never was/will be into heavy/punk stuff.[/QUOTE]

I was never too keen on The Roots, actually. They strike me as being kinda "meh".