[QUOTE=lunch998]So any opinions on Trafifc? Someone tried to make an official thread about them and I wanted to direct them in here.[/QUOTE]

Awesome band. Steve Winwood is a great organ player and singer. And I really enjoy Dave Mason guitar work when he was in the band. And it's cool to hear a saxophone on a rock album and other instruments played by Chris Wood.

Very interesting, and often overlooked band. Makes for an interesting listening.

To me, Rubber Soul>Revolver.

Cool, Homer is singing The End by The Doors.

Never heard them. Lunch thank you for clearing up the "dying" whisper, I do it often.

And Livewired, what's wrong with Thank You? Or do you just mean it doesn't fit with the other songs?

[QUOTE=lunch998]I don't think Revolver is overshadowed by Rubber Soul. Actually I think it gets more credit than Rubber Soul.[/QUOTE]

If you know about them. But everyone credits more Rubber Soul because of Nowhere Man, Michelle and Norwegian Wood (which introduces the sitar to rock music). Most people look at it as Rubber Soul part II. Though 'critics' agree that Revolver is better, and I'm the only one in my band who thinks that Revolver is much better than Rubber Soul.

-Edit: magicbus has the best avatar... ever!!

I want a poster of that picture to put it up in my room.

I think Rubber Soul is much better then Revolver. To me, Revolver gets a little boring at points, but Rubber Soul is an almost perfect album.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]To me, Rubber Soul>Revolver.

Cool, Homer is singing The End by The Doors.[/QUOTE]
Which episode.(You are probably watching UPN Detroit aren't you?)

Magicbus-Yeah it does really fit in, oh well.

[QUOTE=Livewired]Which episode.(You are probably watching UPN Detroit aren't you?)

Magicbus-Yeah it does really fit in, oh well.[/QUOTE]
Yep, UPN.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]I think Rubber Soul is much better then Revolver. To me, Revolver gets a little boring at points, but Rubber Soul is an almost perfect album.[/QUOTE]

I'm seeing a pattern here.

We tend to disagree.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Yep, UPN.[/QUOTE]
What episode?

Taxman=Groove

[QUOTE=Livewired]What episode?

Taxman=Groove[/QUOTE]
Homer gets a perfect 300 bowling game.

<---------Thank him for Taxman

[QUOTE=slowhand]Edit: magicbus has the best avatar... ever!!

I want a poster of that picture to put it up in my room.[/QUOTE]

I remember seeing it first on a website you linked.

And I saw Homer singing that before I heard the real song, so you could imagine how suprised I was to hear Morrison singing it too.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Homer gets a perfect 300 bowling game.

<---------Thank him for Taxman[/QUOTE]
Oh yeah I've seen that.

Indeed, cheers to George. :chug:

And to Revolver, which is the album which Taxman appears on.

[QUOTE=slowhand]And to Revolver, which is the album which Taxman appears on.[/QUOTE]
yeah that's acctually why I mentioned it.;)

[QUOTE=Badmoon]:lol: Nice :thumb:

Today I may finally go buy a copy of Revolver.

Thickasabrick, I want a small review on Grateful Dawg. I've never got to see it.

:)[/QUOTE]

im sorry to say Badmoon, but i never rented it. :upset: i was with my dad and he told me he didnt wanna see a documentary about two guys he'd never heard of...so we rented Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle instead.

Why don't you rent it? I probably will soon enough anyway, so I will update you if I see it.

edit - and yes...i do rent/watch movies with my parents in case any one here is "too cool" to be seen in their public with their parents.

[QUOTE]so we rented Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle instead.[/QUOTE]

:eek:

[QUOTE]Why don't you rent it? I probably will soon enough anyway, so I will update you if I see it.[/QUOTE]

My video store does not carry it.

Me and my dad were watchin Anchorman the other day. Harold and Kumar was funny.

/isn't "too cool" :thumb:

[QUOTE=Badmoon]:eek:



My video store does not carry it.[/QUOTE]

K well I will rent it this weekend and tell you about it. Maybe on Sunday.

I had never even heard of the movie before, and i was walking by minding my own business, suddenly out of the corner of my eye Jerry Garcias moppish hair caught my eye.

Was there any period of time when he was like clean cut?

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]K well I will rent it this weekend and tell you about it. Maybe on Sunday.

I had never even heard of the movie before, and i was walking by minding my own business, suddenly out of the corner of my eye Jerry Garcias moppish hair caught my eye.

Was there any period of time when he was like clean cut?[/QUOTE]
I've seen him with no beard but it doesn't fit him, he needs it.

[QUOTE=Livewired]I've seen him with no beard but it doesn't fit him, he needs it.[/QUOTE]

ya that would be very weird.

I had hair down to my shoulders, and a beard a couple inches long, and i shaved and cut my hair several inches about a week ago...and i barely even recognize myself now. I definitely wouldn't recognize him.

Slowhand's name is under Led Zep II twice....hmm....




But anyway I love Working Man's Dead more every time I listen to it in fact I'm gonna listen to it now.

Off topicness in my thread? :angry:

:p.

I just got Rod Stewart - Every Picture Tells a Story. Very :thumb:

Rod Stewart annoys me at least he does now, I've never heard any of his pre-pop or whatever stuff.

I just got [I]Concert for Bangladesh[/I] by George Harrison (Bob Dylan and others too). I love it. :)

I haven't gotten new CDs for awhile, hopefully I'll go get some this weekend.

The beard mainly came around at about 1968.

[url]http://www.somethingabout.net/plectrumbanjo/jerry-garcia-banjo.gif[/url]

[url]http://www.herbgreenefoto.com/gallery/gd-60s-11.shtml[/url]

[url]http://www.herbgreenefoto.com/gallery/gd-60s-03.shtml[/url]

What should I get [I]After the Gold Rush [/I] or 6 bars?

News:
It's a sad week for rock 'n' roll. The Associated Press reports that Spencer Dryden, drummer for the Jefferson Airplane in the rock band's glory years, which included the breakthrough 1967 album "Surrealistic Pillow" and the Woodstock festival, has died at age 66. And James Arthur "Jimmy" Griffin, a founding member of the 1970s pop group Bread, has died at age 61. Both deaths were caused by cancer.

Awww, that's sad :(. He was a great drummer, and really added his own style to Airplane's.

He was also part of the New Riders of the Purple Sage :(