Beatles.

If it was who Revoloutionerised rock then it would be hendrix. but it's not.

So how does everyone feel about [I]Face Games[/I] by The Who? It's a post-Moon album, it's a bit too synth-poppy, but it has its moments ("You Better You Bet" being one of them).

NP: The Who - You Better You Bet

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Oh, it is perfectly done. Very good Country Rock album, but his voice sounds odd. Much unlike the young scratchy, and old mumbling voice.[/QUOTE]

He says that he had quit smoking when he recorded the album, but that doesn't make any sense. I've never understood why his voice sounds different.

I like [I]Nashville Skyline[/I], though. Maybe his most underrated album (although [I]New Morning[/I] comes close).

Has anyone heard the snoop dogg song where he samples the doors riders on the storm?

I have Green River and Willy and the Poor Boys. No Chr. 1 for me, suckers.

[QUOTE=lunch998]I have Green River and Willy and the Poor Boys. No Chr. 1 for me, suckers.[/QUOTE]
I have no regrets its the best greaatest hits set Ive ever seen\had. :D

[QUOTE=clown_phobia]Has anyone heard the snoop dogg song where he samples the doors riders on the storm?[/QUOTE]
He says stuff like "Yea, tell em Jim" in the middle of it. Pretty gay.

^ I haven't seen you in awile

What does everyone think of the Velvet Underground's 1st album?

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Sure.


Why doesn't Bob Dylan sound like Bob Dylan on Nashville Skyline? :([/QUOTE]
That's my dad's only Bob Dylan album that he likes.......because he doesnt sound like himself.

I've been away with a virus.:(

I'm also reding Shakey (Neil Young biography) and Stephen Stills is being an as[COLOR=White]s[/COLOR]hole. :angry:

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]So how does everyone feel about [I]Face Games[/I] by The Who? It's a post-Moon album, it's a bit too synth-poppy, but it has its moments ("You Better You Bet" being one of them).

NP: The Who - You Better You Bet[/QUOTE]

I believe it is actually called [I]Face Dances[/I] :)

But yea, the album has some definte low points, but it also contains a few great ones.

[QUOTE=Livewired]That's my dad's only Bob Dylan album that he likes.......because he doesnt sound like himself.

I've been away with a virus.:(

I'm also reding Shakey (Neil Young biography) and Stephen Stills is being an as[COLOR=White]s[/COLOR]hole. :angry:[/QUOTE]

Stephen Stills is the boss-cat. Obey or leave.

[QUOTE=Livewired]I'm also reding Shakey (Neil Young biography) and Stephen Stills is being an as[COLOR=White]s[/COLOR]hole. :angry:[/QUOTE]
Who is it by?

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]So how does everyone feel about [I]Face Games[/I] by The Who? It's a post-Moon album, it's a bit too synth-poppy, but it has its moments ("You Better You Bet" being one of them).

NP: The Who - You Better You Bet[/QUOTE]

I'm not as into the synthy ones as their earlier stuff. I wasn't really into that whole 80's era of music, and it was kinda sad to see The Who going down that road. But the album does have some good songs.

And yea I haven't been here in a while, only because I didn't really get all the jam band stuff. Lately I've been listening to SRV, Jeff Beck, Frank Zappa, and some other stuff that will present me with some guitar influence. Which reminds me, I got that new guitar and amp, and I have taken pictures, I just need to upload them. I'll show you guys later.

[QUOTE=magicbus]He says stuff like "Yea, tell em Jim" in the middle of it. Pretty gay.[/QUOTE]

Yeah. Ever notice how when MTV rappers (added the MTV to remain correct)need good songs they turn to rock?

Rock, who is that in your avatar.

Schyma, did you get Gris-gris?

^Relates to the rep message.

Yeah Stills was all about trying to be better then Neil. He'd always want to play his songs and him sing and he'd want to play lead. What a whore.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Yeah. Ever notice how when MTV rappers (added the MTV to remain correct)need good songs they turn to rock?[/QUOTE]

Yeah, like that Eminem "Lose Yourself" song w/ Dream On

It would be... interesting... to see what could be done with folk and rap. I don't think anyone has attempted it, I can sortof see why

What is Gris-gris???

[QUOTE=Livewired]Yeah Stills was all about trying to be better then Neil. He'd always want to play his songs and him sing and he'd want to play lead. What a whore.[/QUOTE]

Stills bears a striking resemblance to a Walrus

And P. Diidy using Kashmir.......but Jimmy Page was in that music video.:(

[QUOTE=Schyma]What is Gris-gris???[/QUOTE]
Dr. John album.

David Crosby looks more like a walrus.

Then no but can I get a sample?

[QUOTE=Livewired]Yeah Stills was all about trying to be better then Neil. He'd always want to play his songs and him sing and he'd want to play lead. What a whore.[/QUOTE]

Well, I wouldn't take everything in that biography as for what it actually is.

I read a biography on Phish. The writer made Phish look like total arrogant assholes. Stating that no one since The Beatles were as original, or that they were basically better than the Grateful Dead.

[QUOTE=Livewired]Dr. John album.

David Crosby looks more like a walrus.[/QUOTE]

Ah, yes I always get them confused

[QUOTE]Stills bears a striking resemblance to a Walrus[/QUOTE]

Stills looks like the football coach from Radio.

I'll post another sample in a few minutes.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Well, I wouldn't take everything in that biography as for what it actually is.

I read a biography on Phish. The writer made Phish look like total arrogant assholes. Stating that no one since The Beatles were as original, or that they were basically better than the Grateful Dead.[/QUOTE]
But Stills even says he did this. And everyone was saying this. And stop shutting me down.

Some biographers can make someone look like a complete as[I]s[/I]hole which isn't always true.

[QUOTE=Livewired]But Stills even says he did this. And everyone was saying this. And stop shutting me down.[/QUOTE]

Hey, I'm just being honest. And I'm saying that that was not true. Just do not always trust everythig you read in a biography. Like Hammer of the Gods, supposably that has more lies than anyone of them.

And toughen up bitch

[url]http://s10.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2QWLI9HCNH0600U74D1SON6DPN[/url]

Dr. John - Gris-gris Gumbo Yaya

Heh heh. Alright so Santana is the Latin Jesus.

[QUOTE=Badmoon][url]http://s10.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2QWLI9HCNH0600U74D1SON6DPN[/url]

Dr. John - Gris-gris Gumbo Yaya[/QUOTE]
Already have it.

This is pretty good and I want some more not to mention he's from my hometown. :D

Voodoo Blues?

[QUOTE=Schyma]^ I haven't seen you in awile

What does everyone think of the Velvet Underground's 1st album?[/QUOTE]

its amazing. possibly their best album. heroin is a favorite but its one of the few albums i own that i can listen to all the way through.

[QUOTE=Schyma]This is pretty good and I want some more not to mention he's from my hometown. :D

Voodoo Blues?[/QUOTE]
I like that classification. Though it puts too much emphasis on Blues.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Yeah. Ever notice how when MTV rappers (added the MTV to remain correct)need good songs they turn to rock?[/QUOTE]

Too bad Snoop's best stuff was G-Funk. Emphasis on the "Funk".

[QUOTE=Badmoon]I like that classification. Though it puts too much emphasis on Blues.[/QUOTE]
Well it is pretty bluesy IMO.

[QUOTE=Schyma]Well it is pretty bluesy IMO.[/QUOTE]

It is much more though. Ragtime, Dixieland, Psychedelia, etc

[QUOTE=Badmoon]It is much more though. Ragtime, Dixieland, Psychedelia, etc[/QUOTE]
Its more blues than any of those^

And P. Diddy has had bigger hits than "Come With Me" (Mostly the stuff he did with Biggie, but still), just like how Eminem has had bigger hits than "Sing For the Moment"

Honestly, you kids are being no better than the metal faggots who whine about Lil' Jon using "Crazy Train".

[QUOTE=Schyma]Its more blues than any of those^[/QUOTE]

Definitley not. Psychedelia rules over them all on Gris-gris, and then Dixieland and Jazz really play a role in each musician in his band's playing.

I believe his backing band is named the Bonnaroo 5. I also believe the Bonnaroo festival is named after them.