[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]Very true, and I belive he's the only one who's ever done that.



:eek:[/QUOTE]

He deserves it.

Great guitarist
Fabulous acoustic guitarist
Credible voice
Fantastic writing
Leader of Buffalo Springfield
Leader of CSNY
Good solo career

[QUOTE=Badmoon]He deserves it.

Great guitarist
Fabulous acoustic guitarist
Credible voice
Fantastic writing
Leader of Buffalo Springfield
Leader of CSNY
Good solo career[/QUOTE]

He [I]is[/I] talented, but I prefer Neil Young any day.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]He [I]is[/I] talented, but I prefer Neil Young any day.[/QUOTE]

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[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]He [I]is[/I] talented, but I prefer Neil Young any day.[/QUOTE]

Well, personally I prefer The Beatles to Miles Davis, but when discussing Miles Davis I don't feel that I have to mention that I like The Beatles more. It's kind of irrelevant. ;)

Stills > Young

IMO, of course.

the beatles are way better than davis, but their still not on my top 10 list.

I prefer Miles to the Beatles.

/is the only person here who thinks so

jks.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Stephen Stills - S/t[/QUOTE]

Could you review that? Please.

[QUOTE=wanton]Could you review that? Please.[/QUOTE]

I probably won't for awhile. I don't have much info on the history of it, nor am I as familar with each song as I'd like to be. I'd have to listen to it more. :)

In time

There would probably be no CSNY without Stills, same goes for Buffalo Springfield.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]There would probably be no CSNY without Stills, same goes for Buffalo Springfield.[/QUOTE]
Thats true.

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]I prefer Miles to the Beatles.

/is the only person here who thinks so[/QUOTE]

I agree.

/gets beat up.

I agree with everything Badmoon said about Stills.

Beatles > Miles IMO (though weird to compare)

I thought the Beatles-Miles comparison was to get a point across, I guess I misunderstood lol.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]I agree with everything Badmoon said about Stills.

Beatles > Miles IMO (though weird to compare)[/QUOTE]

Both of them are sort of the premier artists of their genres.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]I thought the Beatles-Miles comparison was to get a point across, I guess I misunderstood lol.[/QUOTE]
It was, but now it became a conversation.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]I thought the Beatles-Miles comparison was to get a point across, I guess I misunderstood lol.[/QUOTE]

It was, but we took it out of context and now are making useless posts about it.

can any one recomend a good Bob Dylan album, no greatest hits please.

[QUOTE=ledpoisoning27]can any one recomend a good Bob Dylan album, no greatest hits please.[/QUOTE]

Highway 61 Revisited
Blonde On Blonde
Blood On the Tracks.

Bringing It All Back Home is a gem, too.

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]Bringing It All Back Home is a gem, too.[/QUOTE]

I hear good things about The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan to, but I wouldn't know.

what do you think is the best out of those, i don't feel like going out and buying tons of cds.

[QUOTE=ledpoisoning27]what do you think is the best out of those, i don't feel like going out and buying tons of cds.[/QUOTE]

Then pick one. Make a decision for yourself.

[QUOTE=lunch998]I hear good things about The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan to, but I wouldn't know.[/QUOTE]

I would definitely recommend that. Great album.

[QUOTE]Bringing It All Back Home is a gem, too[/QUOTE]

That has Subterranean Homesick Blues, does it not?

[QUOTE=ledpoisoning27]can any one recomend a good Bob Dylan album, no greatest hits please.[/QUOTE]

I only own three of his albums, and except those ones, I've never heard another [I]entire[/I] album by him, although I've listened to most of his songs. But my favourites of his are The Freewheelin Bob Dylan, Blood on the Tracks, and Blonde on Blonde.

I think my favourite is Blood on the Tracks, but you may find it to be a depressing album, I sure do. Highway 61 is also recommended, although I haven't listened to it front to back so I'm just passing on what I've heard.

edit- and you have to understand that his first few albums were mainly folk, mostly just him, his guitar, and his harmonica. His mid sixties albums were more with bands, and are a little more rockish. Blood on the Tracks is basically a mix between the two, he's got a band, although they don't really get in his way at all...it's purely Dylan. That's why I like it, best of both worlds.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]I only own three of his albums, and except those ones, I've never heard another [I]entire[/I] album by him, although I've listened to most of his songs. But my favourites of his are The Freewheelin Bob Dylan, Blood on the Tracks, and Blonde on Blonde.

I think my favourite is Blood on the Tracks, but you may find it to be a depressing album, I sure do. Highway 61 is also recommended, although I haven't listened to it front to back so I'm just passing on what I've heard.

edit- and you have to understand that his first few albums were mainly folk, mostly just him, his guitar, and his harmonica. His mid sixties albums were more with bands, and are a little more rockish. Blood on the Tracks is basically a mix between the two, he's got a band, although they don't really get in his way at all...it's purely Dylan. That's why I like it, best of both worlds.[/QUOTE]
thanks, it think i will get Blood on the Tracks because i like some of his folk songs and his rock stuff. reps ++

[QUOTE=lunch998]Highway 61 Revisited
Blonde On Blonde
Blood On the Tracks.[/QUOTE]

Indeed. The essentials. Although mostly everything he did was great.

I still don't have any Dylan cds. However, I do like stuff like House of the Rising Sun and All Along The Watchtower. Is that like his earlier stuff?


NP: SRV - Tin Pan Alley

I don't like Dylan's voice very much...

/gets the crap kicked out of him

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]
That has Subterranean Homesick Blues, does it not?[/QUOTE]

Yes indeed it does. It also has It's All Over Now, Baby Blue and It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding).

Classic rock is coming back. **** rap n all its "hard to understand" language. Iron Maiden,AC/DC,Led Zeppelin,etc. they are all gunna reign the world once more;)

[QUOTE=Rocker_4_Life]Classic rock is coming back. **** rap n all its "hard to understand" language. Iron Maiden,AC/DC,Led Zeppelin,etc. they are all gunna reign the world once more;)[/QUOTE]

Stop talking.

I agree, Highway 61 Revisited is excellent. I just found out recently that you can get any song he ever did off of his website, I think its bobdylan.com but I'm not sure

I proabably visit bobdylan.com as more times in a day than I visit this site. I just always end up going there a few times. Good site if you're looking for songs/lyrics.

I watched that movie [I]Ray[/I] last night. It was awesome. Has anyone else here watched it?

I saw most of it last night and liked it, but I didn't see the end.

I haven't seen it yet.

Me neither.

Anyone know who the guitarist for The Stooges was? The one who played on Raw Power. He's a fantastic guitarist and riff writer.

I almost rented Ray last night but I went with "Vanity Fair" instead. Should have seen Ray.

I haven't seen ray but I'd like too.