Actually wait, I would like to correct my last post, but I figured it would be better to make a new post than to edit my last one...

Hendrix did not want to just play blues, it was the opposite...i'm not sure why i said that...Hendrix wanted to expand to more than the blues and it was John Hammond Jr who wanted him to stick to blues. I was wrong in my earlier post.

I love "Bellbottom Blues" but it doesn't sound too bluesy. (Derek & Dominos)

I like Clapton's drug influenced music. Disraeli Gears>Solo Career.

2 Grand :thumb:

The Clapton Blues stuff is awesome. His tribute to Robert Johnson [I]Me and Mr. Johnson[/I] is really good ;).

[QUOTE=lunch998]I like Clapton's drug influenced music. Disraeli Gears>Solo Career.

2 Grand :thumb:[/QUOTE]
Everything he ever did with Cream>solo career.

Probably so. He uses a hell of a lot of Cream/Derek And The Dominoes (actually just Layla) in his concerts.

I like his work in Cream the best.

Please kids. Blues is Clapton's main influence in any and all of his music, its only respectable of him to do covers of Robert Johnson's music, who was his biggest influence. I love the blues, and I think Clapton does it wonderfully. Just cause it doesn't "rock", doesn't mean it doesn't rock. I will always have respect for anything Clapton does, because you know he'll never do something crappy.

And I don't want to get off the topic of Clapton in all his greatness, but I listened to My God last night and it was really sweet. I really loved the flute solo.

Top Grateful Dead Songs (At the moment (Download now! Or sample)
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1. Ramble on Rose
2. U.S. Blues
3. Crazy Fingers
4. Black Peter
5. Tennessee Jed
6. Foolish Heart
7. Sitting on Top of the World


"They're Red Hot" off of Me & Mr. Johnson is pretty good.

Badmoon what's your favourite Grateful Dead song of all time?

edit- and your da[COLOR=White]m[/COLOR]n right that's a sweet flute solo Magicbus. also..i've updated how amazing Ian Anderson is in the Jethro Tull thread, you may want to see what he has to offer.

[QUOTE]Badmoon what's your favourite Grateful Dead song of all time?[/QUOTE]

Probably "Sugar Magnolia".

I like Sugar Magnolia as well...I think you recommended it to me, i'm not sure though.

I like it best when they use harmony in the vocals.

**** how long has this thread been going?

Since March 16th.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Yep. Then again so is Good Charlotte :(. Some teenagers are more cool than others I guess.[/QUOTE]


I would be one of the teenagers that love classic rock.........ACDC, Led Zeppelin, the stones, jimi, bad company, the doors,
GOOD CHARLOTTE DOES SUCK!!

Any opinions on Mott the Hoople?

"All the Young Dudes" is a good tune, and I want to know if I should check them out further.

sorry if anybody mentioned this before, but somebody is making a movie about Jimi Hendrix, and Jimi might be played by Andre 3000 from Outkast, but they cant get the rights for any Hendrix songs to be played in the movie

If you like like Def Leppard you should like them, they're supposed to be very influential on Def Leppard

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]Any opinions on Mott the Hoople?

"All the Young Dudes" is a good tune, and I want to know if I should check them out further.[/QUOTE]

I like that song :). However, that is all I have heard.

[QUOTE=StuckPunk]and Jimi might be played by Andre 3000 from Outkast, [/QUOTE]


That would be awesome.

Well, glam rock was a big influence on hair metal overall, but the genres don't sound that much alike (compare T.Rex to Poison, for instance)

I think Dre could pull of a convincing Hendrix.

bur Andre looks just like him except without the fro

:lol:

I'm more interested in the upcoming Johnny Cash movie. I think Joaquein Phoenix.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Probably "Sugar Magnolia".[/QUOTE]

:thumb:. That's one hell of a song.

[QUOTE=BIGdave7789]I would be one of the teenagers that love classic rock.........ACDC, Led Zeppelin, the stones, jimi, bad company, the doors,
GOOD CHARLOTTE DOES SUCK!![/QUOTE]

People need to stop quoting my **** first page posts :angry:


[QUOTE=Johnny B. Good]bur Andre looks just like him except without the fro[/QUOTE]

He could easily grow one :). Man, he's a good singer, if there was a singing part, he could do that.

*Random*Jimi is a very underrated singer

[QUOTE=rock not rolled]:thumb:. That's one hell of a song.



People need to stop quoting my **** first page posts :angry:




He could easily grow one :). Man, he's a good singer, if there was a singing part, he could do that.

*Random*Jimi is a very underrated singer[/QUOTE]
he is but people are probably to stunned by his guitar work to care about his voacals

What did you guys think of the Neil Young movie? My dad rented it last night.

Aaarhh, it the wrong time of the day and no one is there.


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Yeah, Creedence, I hate it when I'm on when nobody else is...

...like now...

And now for something completely different.

I think a Hendrix movie could be good. It's something I personally might see.

And now for something else completely different.

I haven't seen the band Yes mentioned much around here, at least not that I've seen. And I've been on a bit of a Yes kick lately, as I recently got the 35th Anniversary Ultimate Yes CD set. SO GOOD!

What are other opinions of this crazy art-rock band?

I wouldn't want to see a Hendrix movie without his songs. That would be pretty idiotic. I'm glad that Al still has respect for his dead son's music.