[QUOTE=thickasabrick]hahaha dont waste my time. i've read it four times. and did a report on it for school.

and badmoon is trying to imply something about Jerry Garcia if i'm correct. I think Jerry and Jim were at opposite ends of the acid spectrum.[/QUOTE]
I was just wondering because I got it for Christmas and it is awesome. I recomend it +++....+

Jim and Nico :naughty:

I'm going to read it again and I'm thinking of reading that Neil Young book again and doing an FA on him but i don't know.

Deus, you might wanna listen to The End or When The Music's Over for some psychadelic songs by The Doors.

I just got:

Neil Young - On The Beach
CSN - debut album
:thumb:

Listened to CSN but not Neil yet.

[QUOTE=wanton]I just got:

Neil Young - On The Beach
CSN - debut album
:thumb:

Listened to CSN but not Neil yet.[/QUOTE]
Hey I reveiwed On the Beach for you.:) Good Job.

[QUOTE=wanton]I just got:

Neil Young - On The Beach
CSN - debut album
:thumb:

Listened to CSN but not Neil yet.[/QUOTE]
Great choices.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]so whos your favourite band Ulysses?

.[/QUOTE]
I couldn't really pick a favourite, I'll produce a list shall I
AC/DC - I have all their albums bought, I like them especially before 1980, as most people do. I am a vocalist in a band and i like charismatic vocalists such as Bon Scott.
Cream - Ginger Baker, Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce = class, Disraeli Gears probably my favourite album and Tales of Brave Ulysses, fantastic track :cool:
Led Zeppelin, Beatles, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Paul McCartney and Wings, The Byrds, The Who, Blind Faith, Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd, Eric Clapton, The Kinks, The Doors, Jimi Hendrix
They would have to be my favourite classic rock bands, I also like metal, bit of cool jazz, funk, alternative rock and indie

[QUOTE=Badmoon]pfftt, do I actually have to tell you who's #1? :p[/QUOTE]

I don't know who you mean. Do you mean garcia? He certainly did a lot of acid. :thumb:

[QUOTE=magicbus]Deus, you might wanna listen to The End or When The Music's Over for some psychadelic songs by The Doors.[/QUOTE]

And Riders On The Storm, you whore-nut. :mad:

:p

[QUOTE=rock not rolled]The god of acid rock or just acid? :p[/QUOTE]
:eek: oh noes


24 minutes of Shakedown Street with Warren Haynes=OMFG!!!

[QUOTE=rock not rolled]And Riders On The Storm, you whore-nut. :mad:

:p[/QUOTE]
I was thinking that. How could I leave out my favorite Doors song right?















WRONG!

Bon Scott is easy to mix up with Paul Rodgers. Apperance wise.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]:ee: oh noes

24 minutes of Shakedown Street with Warren Haynes=OMFG!!![/QUOTE]

:eek:. Is that a good omfg? And how good is it in comparison to the original. I do value your opinion so very much :D

When The Music's Over > Riders On The Storm

[QUOTE=rock not rolled]I don't know who you mean. Do you mean garcia? He certainly did a lot of acid. :thumb:[/QUOTE]
Nice ninja edit rock, too bad you're not quick nough for me!

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]:eek: oh noes


24 minutes of Shakedown Street with Warren Haynes=OMFG!!![/QUOTE]

I don't care for that song.

Remember everyone, Govt. Mule on Conan tonight.

[QUOTE=rock not rolled]:eek:. Is that a good omfg? And how good is it in comparison to the original. I do value your opinion so very much :D[/QUOTE]
Yes, it's a good omfg.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]I don't care for that song.[/QUOTE]
Even the 24 minute version on nugs with Warren?

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]Even the 24 minute version on nugs with Warren?[/QUOTE]

24 minutes is rarely healthy. But we'll see.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]24 minutes is rarely healthy. But we'll see.[/QUOTE]
It's under The Derek Trucks Band, but it's actually Phil Lesh & Friends just so you know.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]I don't care for that song.[/QUOTE]

That's not very fanboyish :(. u r ded 2 me

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]Nice ninja edit rock, too bad you're not quick nough for me![/QUOTE]

:(

[QUOTE=Badmoon]24 minutes is rarely healthy. But we'll see.[/QUOTE]

Good ol' Jerry knew to keep it under 20 :thumb:

Riders On The Storm, When The Music's Over, and The End are my top 3 favorite Doors songs that are really long and cool

I think they pull it off just fine. I was never bored.

There and Back Again is a good album.

/fact

Anyways, I kind of find Disreali Gears overrated. (prepares for flame)

/fact

Does anybody still have their christmas avatar on?

NP: PATGOD. Matilda Mother has some pretty calming music. What's your favorite song off this cd?

I won't flame, I'll just say that I think nothing Cream does is overrated.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]I think they pull it off just fine. I was never bored.[/QUOTE]

They were screwin' with the melody a little too much in the beginning. But that song has always had a crappy melody if you ask me.

[QUOTE]Why dont you two go to the Jam Band thread? [/QUOTE]

Are you trying to be funny!

Phil Lesh is classic rock, therefore There and Back Again is relevant.

[QUOTE=magicbus]/fact

Does anybody still have their christmas avatar on?

NP: PATGOD. Matilda Mother has some pretty calming music. What's your favorite song off this cd?

I won't flame, I'll just say that I think nothing Cream does is overrated.[/QUOTE]
Bike's my favorite because "I know a mouse and he hasn't got a house, I don't know why I call him Gerald, He's getting rather old but he's a good mouse."

Best lyrics of all time.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Anyways, I kind of find Disreali Gears overrated. (prepares for flame)[/QUOTE]
Well????

I disagree, I think Disraeli Gears is a terrific album.