I have Aja. It's good.

My dad doesn't listen to Steely Dan.

Jam2Me: Now that you're finally on at the same time as me, could you send me the Traveling Wilburys stuff you have?

My dad doesn't listen to Steely Dan. I have a Steely Dan album, although I've only listened to it once. I like it.

Last night me and my friends watched Roger Waters In the Flesh...it was amazing. It felt like we were in the concert, and everything was so real. It would have been cool to see Gilmour playing the guitar though, the guy that was playing didn't seem too into the music, he looked all nervous.

Then we watched a Band of Gypsies DVD live at the Filmore East. I always forget what a great guitarist he is until I see him play live. Everything just seems so fluid when he plays, as if he doesn't even realize he's playing the guitar. He just stands there with his eyes closed and he just plays the most amazing songs.

We were fairly messed up at the time though, so maybe everything was just better than I thought it was.

[QUOTE]We were fairly messed up at the time though, so maybe everything was just better than I thought it was.[/QUOTE]

Ahh, you were coming off of bit weird before that statement explained everything.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Ahh, you were coming off of bit weird before that statement explained everything.[/QUOTE]

How'd you like Mr. Fantasy?

I haven't listened to it yet. I plan on doing so in about an hour :)

[QUOTE=Badmoon]I haven't listened to it yet. I plan on doing so in about an hour :)[/QUOTE]

Way to go.

Who here has seen The Wall?

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]Who here has seen The Wall?[/QUOTE]

Me. I thought it was fairly mediocre.

I've seen it. I liked it a lot except for some of the animated parts.

I haven't seen it yet.

[QUOTE=xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]My dad doesn't listen to Steely Dan.

Jam2Me: Now that you're finally on at the same time as me, could you send me the Traveling Wilburys stuff you have?[/QUOTE]

I like some of there stuff. What would you recommend?

[QUOTE=i am miik]I like some of there stuff. What would you recommend?[/QUOTE]
for steely dan? aja, kid charlamagne, and josie are good starters. the entire aja cd is very good.

Reelin in the Years is a great song.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]Reelin in the Years is a great song.[/QUOTE]

Yea it is, other than that I haven't heard much else.

I suck at mandolin, but I did learn part of Battle of Evermore.

Steely Dan's 100% studio band, only reason I don't like them. Their like Robert Plants voice when he gets live..


LAUGH

[QUOTE=lunch998] but I did learn part of Battle of Evermore.[/QUOTE]

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

Sweet! Thats the coolest mandolin riff ever.

[QUOTE=JonG]Steely Dan's 100% studio band, only reason I don't like them. Their like Robert Plants voice when he gets live..


LAUGH[/QUOTE]
I don't think Robert Plant is THAT bad live...

but you know who's horrible live... Ian Gillan. I saw some old Deep Purple live performance of Highway Star, and both Ian and Richie sucked so incredibly hard. Jon Lord still kicked arse, though.

[QUOTE=unclebobscircus]I don't think Robert Plant is THAT bad live...

but you know who's horrible live... Ian Gillan. I saw some old Deep Purple live performance of Highway Star, and both Ian and Richie sucked so incredibly hard. Jon Lord still kicked arse, though.[/QUOTE]

Ian Paice still owns live too.

Festival Express

If this newly released DVD shows us anything, it is that Canadians teens are ungrateful bastards. At least it gives you that idea.

;)/:p

[QUOTE=JonG]Steely Dan's 100% studio band, only reason I don't like them. Their like Robert Plants voice when he gets live..


LAUGH[/QUOTE]
question mark

What ever happened to deep purple? i was talkin about them earlier, but i found it hard to keep the conversation since as of now, i know nothing about them.

[QUOTE=Distant Echoes]What ever happened to deep purple? i was talkin about them earlier, but i found it hard to keep the conversation since as of now, i know nothing about them.[/QUOTE]

I don't care enough about them to make a big deal of it. I like some of their stuff and that's it really.

[QUOTE=lunch998]I don't care enough about them to make a big deal of it. I like some of their stuff and that's it really.[/QUOTE]

Thats what i thought until hearing Made in Japan :thumb:

your gonna hear me talin about that album alot, since its relatively new and could be one of the best ive ever owned

I bourght up Stelly Dan and started a craze.

^ That was the original sentence :lol:

I brought up Steely Dan and started a craze. :thumb:

[QUOTE=Distant Echoes]Thats what i thought until hearing Made in Japan :thumb:

your gonna hear me talin about that album alot, since its relatively new and could be one of the best ive ever owned[/QUOTE]

That's a live album right. Maybe I'll check it out when I have money/time.

Their tour with Thin Lizzy was pretty good. The played Lazy which is the most pwntastic Deep Purple song ever :)

I am very proud to say that every artists albums I own and 95% of the albums I own are older than me :)

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Their tour with Thin Lizzy was pretty good. The played Lazy which is the most pwntastic Deep Purple song ever :)[/QUOTE]
No, Maybe I'm a Leo and Highway Star are the most pwntastic. I actually never knew thought Maybe I'm a Leo was a Deep Purple song until like 2 weeks ago. Mule's version is awesome.

classic rock
or rap
or todays stupid music


u decide

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Festival Express

If this newly released DVD shows us anything, it is that Canadians teens are ungrateful bastards. At least it gives you that idea.

;)/:p[/QUOTE]

How come? I haven't seen it yet.

What are some highlights of that DVD?

[QUOTE=Johnnymario]classic rock
or rap
or todays stupid music


u decide[/QUOTE]


I prefer rock to rap. And stupid music is no good :eek:

I guess classic rock wins!

Partay! :chug:

Anyone here like The Kinks?

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Canadians teens are ungrateful bastards. .

[/QUOTE]

:upset:

[QUOTE=Johnnymario]classic rock
or rap
or todays stupid music


u decide[/QUOTE]
i hate you. and this is why.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]How come? I haven't seen it yet.

What are some highlights of that DVD?[/QUOTE]

Throughout the DVD the groups' main problem (Other than running out of beer) are the fans. At each venue they attend, there are a bunch of spoiled teenagers expecting to get in for free. The tickets were about $14.00, and they did not except that. One of the towns' mayors actually came out once and tried to force the Festival Express promoters to let the kids in. The head promoter said "No", then the mayor called him an "Eastern wannabe capilistic pig". Luckily the head promoter then jacked the mayor in the face.

No kids were hurt, but one cop was. And that actually made the groups very mad, especially Bob Weir.

Highlights
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[list]Bob Weir and others arguing against some female passenger about the riots.[/list][list]The Grateful Dead performing an early version of "Don't Ease Me In", and "Friend of the Devil".[/list][list]The Band playing "Slippin' and a Slidin'".[/list][list]Jerry Garcia playing "Better Take Jesus' Hand" inside of the train on an acoustic.[/list][list]Various band members playing "CC Rider".[/list][list]Conversations between Rick Danko, Janis Joplin, and Jerry Garcia while very messed up on (I believe) beer and LSD.[/list]

I heard Grateful Dead is good but I have never heard anything by them.

[QUOTE=thunderzstruck]I heard Grateful Dead is good but I have never heard anything by them.[/QUOTE]

You heard an understatment.

I like Deep Purple alot. Ian Paice truly does own :thumb:

Child in Time is probably the best epic song of all time methinks.

[QUOTE=xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]I've seen it. I liked it a lot except for some of the animated parts.[/QUOTE]
The animation in The Wall was great, i like like the movie, but i think the album is easier to follow and in the movie the cut out some great songs.

I was watching the Beatles Anthology last night, i only got though half of it so far, and its great, it shows a lot of their shows they did, as well as the history of them.

They got The Grateful Dead Movie on PBS, my local tv station, in the area of Chicago.