Holy Sh*t!!

My dad's got like 7 Jethro Tull albums on Vinyl

Just thought I'd mention that :)

[QUOTE=ultimaterocker]ur forgettign one of the most blues based bands ever aerosmith[/QUOTE]

youre forgetting...HOW TO SPELL.

lollercoaster.

no really though. shut up.

[QUOTE]edit- Who's that in your avatar Badmoon?[/QUOTE]

Neil Cassady. Grateful Dead friend, Merry Prankster, living legend.

If you have every read Jack Kerouac's "On the Road", he is the man Dean Moriarty is based off of. The book is of course based upon true events.

[QUOTE=Animosity_62]Holy Sh*t!!

My dad's got like 7 Jethro Tull albums on Vinyl

Just thought I'd mention that :)[/QUOTE]

The good ones or the bad* ones?


*the ones I don't like as much.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]D.N. recommend me a Funk album other than [I]Maggot Brain[/I].[/QUOTE]

You can't go wrong with P-Funk...

One Nation Under a Groove
Free Your Mind And Your A[SIZE=2]s[/size]s Will Follow
The Mothership Connection
Chocolate City
Up For the Down Stroke
The Clones of Doctor Funkenstein
A Motor-Booty Affair

Or Sly and the Family Stone
Stand!
There's a Riot Goin' On
Fresh
A Whole New Thing

and the soundtracks to Shaft and Superfly

Thanks :thumb:

No problem.

[QUOTE=lunch998]The good ones or the bad* ones?


*the ones I don't like as much.[/QUOTE]

These ones:

-This Was
-Stand Up
-Benefit
-Aqualung
-Thick As a Brick
-Songs From the Wood

[QUOTE=Animosity_62]These ones:

-This Was
-Stand Up
-Benefit
-Aqualung
-Thick As a Brick
-Songs From the Wood[/QUOTE]

Jackpot :thumb:

Those are all my favorites.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Neil Cassady. Grateful Dead friend, Merry Prankster, living legend.

If you have every read Jack Kerouac's "On the Road", he is the man Dean Moriarty is based off of. The book is of course based upon true events.[/QUOTE]

I actually planned on going to the library and getting that book today, but all this school stuff came up and I didn't get home till like 7:30 so the library was closed.

Those are the best Jethro Tull albums anyone could own! I'm quite impressed, I own most of them and they are wonderful. I don't have the This Was and Benefit albums, although I've got a couple other albums that aren't quite as good.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]I actually planned on going to the library and getting that book today, but all this school stuff came up and I didn't get home till like 7:30 so the library was closed.

Those are the best Jethro Tull albums anyone could own! I'm quite impressed, I own most of them and they are wonderful. I don't have the This Was and Benefit albums, although I've got a couple other albums that aren't quite as good.[/QUOTE]

I could send you one/both of them.

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]You can't go wrong with P-Funk...

One Nation Under a Groove
Free Your Mind And Your A[SIZE=2]s[/size]s Will Follow
The Mothership Connection
Chocolate City
Up For the Down Stroke
The Clones of Doctor Funkenstein
A Motor-Booty Affair

[B]Or Sly and the Family Stone[/B]
[B]Stand![/B]
There's a Riot Goin' On
Fresh
A Whole New Thing

and the soundtracks to Shaft and Superfly[/QUOTE]

dont call me ******, whitey is an awesome song.

Of course.

But don't say that word.

[QUOTE=lunch998]I could send you one/both of them.[/QUOTE]

I wouldn't mind that, although I suppose I should buy the records soon enough anyway.

Which one would you wanna send me?

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]I wouldn't mind that, although I suppose I should buy the records soon enough anyway.

Which one would you wanna send me?[/QUOTE]

Might as well go chronologically, so This Was first.

[QUOTE=lunch998]Jackpot :thumb:

Those are all my favorites.[/QUOTE]

right on!

Oh **** Disconnection Notice I didn't know you liked George Clinton and P-Funk...I saw them at Toad's Place a while, pretty crazy show, they were awesome though, and my buddy got George Clinton to autograph his ticket stub.

That's pretty cool.

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]That's pretty cool.[/QUOTE]
Did the tour go anywhere near where you are?

I didn't know they were touring :(

The only funk album I;ve heaard all the way through is Uncle Jam Wants You by Funkadleic, and I loved it.

Is it just me or towards the end of his career did song Hendrix songs sound an awful lot like funk.

A lot of early stuff was too, Foxy Lady is a prime example

Very true, I see it a lot more in his Band of Gypses days. I prefer his blues-rock-funk to his blues-rock. Too bad he got booed for it.

I love the Blues Rock era, Hendrix is great, haven't listened to him for a while

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]I love the Blues Rock era, Hendrix is great, haven't listened to him for a while[/QUOTE]

:amaze: I go into withdrawl if I haven't listened to him for a day.

:lol:
I love the Band Of Gypises album, it's great.

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]:lol:
I love the Band Of Gypises album, it's great.[/QUOTE]

Yea that was my favorite before I heard Berkly.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]Oh **** Disconnection Notice I didn't know you liked George Clinton and P-Funk...I saw them at Toad's Place a while, pretty crazy show, they were awesome though, and my buddy got George Clinton to autograph his ticket stub.[/QUOTE]
Heh, you live in CT too? I have so much trouble finding decent concerts around here... I almost got to see Blue Oyster Cult at the Milford Oysterfest but they got rained out (**** outdoor concerts).

[QUOTE=unclebobscircus]Heh, you live in CT too? I have so much trouble finding decent concerts around here... I almost got to see Blue Oyster Cult at the Milford Oysterfest but they got rained out (**** outdoor concerts).[/QUOTE]
Really? There's always tons of great shows at Toad's, and I've signed up for local concert alerts via e-mail so I don't miss much.
Like this Saturday there's going to be Gov't Mule at Oakdale.

Well I guess it's past the day, but George Harrison's 62nd B-Day would've been yesterday. I watched a DVD of him in remembrance.

So I just got
Grateful Dead - S/t, Workingman's Dead
Allman Bros - Eat a Peach
Traffic - John Barleycorn Must Die.

I figured it was about time I got Workingman's Dead and Eat a Peach.

[QUOTE=lunch998]So I just got
Grateful Dead - S/t, Workingman's Dead
Allman Bros - Eat a Peach
Traffic - John Barleycorn Must Die.

I figured it was about time I got Workingman's Dead and Eat a Peach.[/QUOTE]
The Grateful Dead s/t from '67?

Anyways those are some awesome CDs.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]The Grateful Dead s/t from '67?

Anyways those are some awesome CDs.[/QUOTE]

Yea, I already have their other S/t(Skull and Roses).

[QUOTE=lunch998]Yea, I already have their other S/t(Skull and Roses).[/QUOTE]
Nice, that's one of my favorite albums.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]Nice, that's one of my favorite albums.[/QUOTE]

Yea I agree. Very good.

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]Is it just me or towards the end of his career did song Hendrix songs sound an awful lot like funk.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, he had some soul and funk influence in music.

[QUOTE=lunch998]So I just got
Grateful Dead - S/t, Workingman's Dead
[/QUOTE]

How do you like Workingman's Dead? I love Cumberland Blues, such great banjo

[QUOTE=lunch998]So I just got
Grateful Dead - S/t, Workingman's Dead[/QUOTE]

I got Blues Allah the other day

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]How do you like Workingman's Dead? I love Cumberland Blues, such great banjo[/QUOTE]

It's one of my favorite Dead records. I've heard it before, just never owned it myself until now.