Anthems like a band's best known song that gets a ton o radio play and all of the noobs of the band consider it their favorite.

hey does anyone know what Dylan wrote Positively 4th Street about?

Because in his book, he mentions Woodie Guthrie living (or was it the hospital he was staying in) on 4th Street. And later in the book Dylan said he was living on 4th street in an apartment.

And those are the only street numbers he ever gives, even though he talks about specific locations a lot. Does he just like that number?

So I see.

[QUOTE=rock not rolled]Anthems like a band's best known song that gets a ton o radio play and all of the noobs of the band consider it their favorite.[/QUOTE]

Good example: Q: What do you like better? Houses Of The Holy, or Kashmir?

A: Omgz! Starway to Heven ownZ all!!!!!!!oneeleven!11

However, sometimes, your favourite song can be a really noob favourite as well, e.g. Those who love "Comfortably Numb".

[QUOTE=Livewired]Bing Crosby to BillCosby:eek: Since When?[/QUOTE]

Who the f[SIZE=2]u[/SIZE]ck is Bing Crosby?

"I grow sick of you!!!"


Sign reps please. :p

Imagine is another killer rock anthem......as well as Layla.

Bing Crosby is awesome.

and everyone rep Badmoon for showing me that awesome site. I learned that song Badmoon, except I learned the second version, it seemed more interesting. I already knew a lot of the songs on there, although there were some minor differences. Great site though, I love how you can set the tempo and play along and stuff.

Anyone have any (official) Bob Dylan bootlegs?

I have 4 I want 5 and 6 just wanted to know if they are any good.

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]Imagine is another killer rock anthem......as well as Layla.[/QUOTE]

I agree :thumb:

[QUOTE=HeavyRiva][url=http://photobucket.com/albums/v376/JasonTheSteve/?action=view&current=Mulletman.jpg]This guy is so cool![/url]

Only joking, unless this is a comp for best mullet out of a rock star.

And can someone please explain how the entirety of Sgt. Pepper's is about drugs?[/QUOTE]


Sorry to double post but I just saw this. Where did you hear that? ^ I don't think Seargent Pepper's was about drugs, just influenced by them. Not completely sure though.

Well some people ake this into account

Lucy (in)
(the) Sky
(with) Diamonds

I say thats is kinda streching it.

OMG LSD!!! :eek:

Yea, I think it's a crock of shi[COLOR=White]t[/COLOR].

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]OMG LSD!!! :eek:

Yea, I think it's a crock of shi[COLOR=White]t[/COLOR].[/QUOTE]
Ever since JPJ discovered how to pass the swear filter he try's to swear as much as he can.:lol:

What the fuc[COLOR=White]k[/COLOR] are you talking about you fuc[COLOR=White]k[/COLOR]ing weirdo?

But anyways I watched Neil on Live Aid yesterday, and The Needle and The Damage done was the fuc[COLOR=White]k[/COLOR]ing shi[COLOR=White]t[/COLOR] as always, but I didn't care for the second song it was kinda shi[COLOR=White]t[/COLOR]ty.

Yes, this is indeed true, Bonzo. I am 17 and I went to a cover band show at Hard Rock Live, they were paying homage to [I]Led Zeppelin IV[/I] and [I]Dark Side of the Moon[/I] a night earlier. When I went there, the number of teenagers to older people was at least a 2:1 ratio. It was funny, because most of the people I saw at the show had made fun of my musical tastes prior.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]What the fuc[COLOR=White]k[/COLOR] are you talking about you fuc[COLOR=White]k[/COLOR]ing weirdo?

But anyways I watched Neil on Live Aid yesterday, and The Needle and The Damage done was the fuc[COLOR=White]k[/COLOR]ing shi[COLOR=White]t[/COLOR] as always, but I didn't care for the second song it was kinda shi[COLOR=White]t[/COLOR]ty.[/QUOTE]
Well.....what song was it?

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]What the fuc[COLOR=White]k[/COLOR] are you talking about you fuc[COLOR=White]k[/COLOR]ing weirdo?

But anyways I watched Neil on Live Aid yesterday, and The Needle and The Damage done was the fuc[COLOR=White]k[/COLOR]ing shi[COLOR=White]t[/COLOR] as always, but I didn't care for the second song it was kinda shi[COLOR=White]t[/COLOR]ty.[/QUOTE]
Agreed, That's a great song but I don't know why they put the other one on. He did quite a few songs...

[QUOTE=Livewired]Ever since JPJ discovered how to pass the swear filter he try's to swear as much as he can.:lol:[/QUOTE]

I like my way of bypassing the fu[font=]ck[/font]ing swear filter better. :)

Well, Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite is pretty dafont=]m[/font]n tripped out. I couldn't put much stock in it myself, but yeah.

Does anybody else have the Crossroads dvd? I really like the first Joe Walsh song, Funk 49. And Clapton's other guitarist (forget his name, does his own song one time) has a very cool solo on the Blues in C song at the end of the second disc. I didn't watch the whole song, but I know he does a very good solo. And Steve Vai fails to impress on this one I think. He just kept playing the same dumb riff over and over again, and it wasn't very musical at all.

The secong Neil Young song is Nothing is Perfect (In God's Perfect Plan).

[QUOTE=magicbus]Does anybody else have the Crossroads dvd? I really like the first Joe Walsh song, Funk 49. And Clapton's other guitarist (forget his name, does his own song one time) has a very cool solo on the Blues in C song at the end of the second disc. I didn't watch the whole song, but I know he does a very good solo. And Steve Vai fails to impress on this one I think. He just kept playing the same dumb riff over and over again, and it wasn't very musical at all.[/QUOTE]
I saw that on PBS a few weeks ago, it was great. Joe Walsh is so crazy on stage, and if you watched John Mayer perform, you'd see how talented he really is.

What the hell?!?! Why do I always miss these things on PBS? :upset:

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]What the hell?!?! Why do I always miss these things on PBS.[/QUOTE]
I was as surprised as you. It was on after Antique Roadshow, I guess senior citizens just need to rock out after watching other senior citizens have their old quilts priced.

There was a Phish and Grateful Dead thing too. The last thing I saw on PBS was an all-star disco concert.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]I saw that on PBS a few weeks ago, it was great. Joe Walsh is so crazy on stage, and if you watched John Mayer perform, you'd see how talented he really is.[/QUOTE]
Mayer can kill some blues.

[QUOTE=guitrguy]Mayer can kill some blues.[/QUOTE]
I was amazed on his skill. He wasn't using any picks either.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]I was amazed on his skill. He wasn't using any picks either.[/QUOTE]
Did you see him when he was on the Chappelle show. He did a great job.

[QUOTE=guitrguy]Did you see him when he was on the Chappelle show. He did a great job.[/QUOTE]
Yeah :lol: He was playing behind his back and all. I had a completely changed opinion on him.

Just got myself...

George Harrison - Cloud Nine

Bela Fleck - Tales from The Acoustic Planet: Volume 2