[QUOTE=thickasabrick]You do realize you are about 3000 posts too late. The conversation has changed about a million times since that first post....making you look very stupid. Not to mention you are interupting a conversation we are having.

Welcome to the forums..btw[/QUOTE]

Ha, nice welcome. :lol:

So....what did I miss?

[QUOTE=Schyma]So....what did I miss?[/QUOTE]

Oh don't get me started on how much you missed....

*pauses, runs away*

Wow, only 3000? More like 27000 :D

[QUOTE=BoNzO RuLeS]holy **** theres alot of replys here[/QUOTE]

Which bands do you like, except for obviously Led Zeppelin?

Can anyone help me? I was wondering which album Eric Clapton's Hideaway is on.

It's actually on John Mayall's album Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]My favorite performances were by Canned Heat and Santana.

EDIT: And CSNY[/QUOTE]
Ha, I was watching an A&E biography on Santana. It was like "Santana's first big gig was Woodstock, but trouble came early when Carlos was still tripping on LSD and his set came early."

The they go to a clip where he is playing and making all these faces while playing. heh heh.

Walrus Gumboot, Mcgill is like a 2 hour drive from my town.

Happy 65th birthday to Phil Lesh!

Oh it's also Sly Stone's birthday.

im born early 90s so i have never seen any of this bands live, stuff i love to listen to is:
CCR
Deep purple
1#KI44 (KISS) <- love there music they owns
iron maiden- (do they count as classic)
led zeppelin

stuff i hate
hip hop/rap/tecnho/pop
the eurovision song contest

CCR - approved.
Deep Purple - Approved
Kiss - Get out of the thread.
Iron Maiden - Not Classic
Led Zeeplin - who are they? I've never heard of Led ZEEPLIN. I've heard of ZEPPELIN.

I'd say you're about 85% n00b.

Nirvana isn't really clasical rock huh?... they DID break up, but that's just because kurt died( god bless him)
Hmm.. it's still a shame

Nirvana isn't considered Classic Rock by us.. but according to my radio station :upset:

[QUOTE=DYin]Nirvana isn't really clasical rock huh?... they DID break up, but that's just because kurt died( god bless him)
Hmm.. it's still a shame[/QUOTE]
What does breaking up have to do with being classic?

yeah i don't understand how nirvana could be classified as classic rock by anyone, it's just,..... not

waht wrong with kiss? i love playing there songs on bass spec detroit. and god of thunder

and i think they count as classic, okey they retarded 2002?

[QUOTE=Livewired]Ha, I was watching an A&E biography on Santana. It was like "Santana's first big gig was Woodstock, but trouble came early when Carlos was still tripping on LSD and his set came early."

The they go to a clip where he is playing and making all these faces while playing. heh heh.

Walrus Gumboot, Mcgill is like a 2 hour drive from my town.[/QUOTE]
On Soul Sacrifice he makes faces like a pig. It was obvious he was stoned.

[QUOTE=bassman_johan]waht wrong with kiss? i love playing there songs on bass spec detroit. and god of thunder

and i think they count as classic, okey they retarded 2002?[/QUOTE]

My problem with the band is they are rocking out to a recording when they play live. I mean true they put on an act, but so did Pink Floyd with the Wall. And if they had trouble because they were sloppy why couldn't they just play the best the could like Page did.

[QUOTE=snorfledumpkin]yeah i don't understand how nirvana could be classified as classic rock by anyone, it's just,..... not[/QUOTE]

Nirvana? Classic?

[i]ROCK[/i]?????????????


Please excuse me while I throw up.

You know I know they arn't classic rock, but why in gods name does everybody flip out when sombody says they like Nirvana. I mean I don't listen to them, but you can't ignore that they influenced many. I agree their fans make them out to be WAY better then they are, but the people who don't like them are just as annoying when they make them out to be worse then they are.

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]You know I know they arn't classic rock, but why in gods name does everybody flip out when sombody says they like Nirvana. I mean I don't listen to them, but you can't ignore that they influenced many. I agree their fans make them out to be WAY better then they are, but the people who don't like them are just as annoying when they make them out to be worse then they are.[/QUOTE]

i don't like them, but i don't feel i know enough of their material to definitively comment on them. therefore i personally do not like them but i'm not gonna bash them

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]You know I know they arn't classic rock, but why in gods name does everybody flip out when sombody says they like Nirvana. I mean I don't listen to them, but you can't ignore that they influenced many. I agree their fans make them out to be WAY better then they are, but the people who don't like them are just as annoying when they make them out to be worse then they are.[/QUOTE]
they dont really make them out to be worse than they were. a lot of people (not in this thread) value technical talent over songwriting ability. many of the fans in r&m are into metal. plus, you have to factor in that its tiring to hear their name over and over again. almost every topic, someone has to bring up nirvana. they were good but they werent even the best band out of the 90's.

[QUOTE=bassman_johan]im born early 90s so i have never seen any of this bands live, stuff i love to listen to is:
CCR
Deep purple
1#KI44 (KISS) <- love there music they owns
iron maiden- (do they count as classic)
led zeppelin

stuff i hate
hip hop/rap/tecnho/pop
the eurovision song contest[/QUOTE]
You mean you listen to Smoke On The Water (Deep Purple).

Har.


Get into..

Allman Bros
CSN(Y)
Grateful Dead
Neil Young
Jefferson Airplane
Widespread Panic
Bob Dylan

[QUOTE=JonG]You mean you listen to Smoke On The Water (Deep Purple).

Har.


Get into..

Allman Bros
CSN(Y)
Grateful Dead
Neil Young
Jefferson Airplane
Widespread Panic
Bob Dylan[/QUOTE]

no hazing the newbie. And it seems that some of those bands represent a significant departure from his taste in music. he seems to more like the heavy stuff, which the grateful dead and jefferson airplane and dylan most def are not. i think a more logical starting point for him would be led zeppelin, cream, AC/DC and van halen and maybe even zz top and the doors. i love all those bands u mentioned but i don't see them as a good starting point for someone who currently likes deep purple and kiss

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Yeah, maybe I should just give up and start listening to Rooney and Dave Matthews Band :rolleyes:[/QUOTE]
Whoooaaa I don't like Dave, he's the king of tools.

And Rooney, I liked their song from The OC but thats about it.

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]they dont really make them out to be worse than they were. a lot of people (not in this thread) value technical talent over songwriting ability. many of the fans in r&m are into metal. plus, you have to factor in that its tiring to hear their name over and over again. almost every topic, someone has to bring up nirvana. they were good but they werent even the best band out of the 90's.[/QUOTE]

Oh no well I wasn't defending Nirvana as much as their fans. I actually don't like any part of Nirvana. And I guess I can see how my fustration with the band is low because I rarly listen to the radio and therefore don't have to deal with them. I just feel there is too much Nirvana flaming when there are plenty of other sh[B]i[/B]tty band out there that are going unflammed. You gotta spread the hate people.

[QUOTE=B0nz0]no hazing the newbie. And it seems that some of those bands represent a significant departure from his taste in music. he seems to more like the heavy stuff, which the grateful dead and jefferson airplane and dylan most def are not. i think a more logical starting point for him would be led zeppelin, cream, AC/DC and van halen and maybe even zz top and the doors. i love all those bands u mentioned but i don't see them as a good starting point for someone who currently likes deep purple and kiss[/QUOTE]


im with B0nz0.... seriously ... those are really good bands but if you were talking to a metallica fan would you suggest those too... even tho clapton was with Cream still listen to Clapton's solo stuff cuz thats good stuff too

[QUOTE=B0nz0]no hazing the newbie. And it seems that some of those bands represent a significant departure from his taste in music. he seems to more like the heavy stuff, which the grateful dead and jefferson airplane and dylan most def are not. i think a more logical starting point for him would be led zeppelin, cream, AC/DC and van halen and maybe even zz top and the doors. i love all those bands u mentioned but i don't see them as a good starting point for someone who currently likes deep purple and kiss[/QUOTE]
Neil Young is the only one on the list I think he might like and by that he would only like half of Neil's stuff.

Mayeb some Widespread Panic too. :-/

Speaking of Neil Young what albums should I get...I have [I]On the Beach, Harvest [/I] and [I]s\t[/I].

I heard [I]Tonights the Night [/I]is good but is it electric or folk?

[QUOTE=Schyma]Speaking of Neil Young what albums should I get...I have [I]On the Beach, Harvest [/I] and [I]s\t[/I].

I heard [I]Tonights the Night [/I]is good but is it electric or folk?[/QUOTE]
Mostly folk.

Definetly get Everybody Knows This is Nowhere. It's amazing.

What is his best electric album?

[QUOTE=Schyma]What is his best electric album?[/QUOTE]
see the post above yours.

[QUOTE=Schyma]What is his best electric album?[/QUOTE]

i like after the gold rush, but it's prob not his best...

[QUOTE=B0nz0]i like after the gold rush, but it's prob not his best...[/QUOTE]
Re-upload your avatar, it's all messed up.

[QUOTE=B0nz0]i like after the gold rush, but it's prob not his best...[/QUOTE]
Yeah its really good but Schyma is looking for an mostly electric album.

[url]http://rateyourmusic.com/lists/list_view/list_id_is_18712[/url]

This list is my current views.

Needs = Everybody Knows This is Nowhere + After the Gold Rush + Tonights the Night + Harvest

Young has to many good albums....:angry:

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]Re-upload your avatar, it's all messed up.[/QUOTE]

thanks, i'm aware. when i have time i will. anyways back to music...

i think harvest is kinda overrated, and only has a couple of good songs on it. heart of gold, alabama, and a maybe one or two more.

Harvest is over rated. After The Goldrush or On The Beach are arguably better.

[QUOTE=B0nz0]thanks, i'm aware. when i have time i will. anyways back to music...

i think harvest is kinda overrated, and only has a couple of good songs on it. heart of gold, alabama, and a maybe one or two more.[/QUOTE]
Out on the Weekend-good
Harvest-meh
A Man Needs a Maid-pretty good
Heart of Gold-Good
Are You Ready for the Country-good
Old Man-Good
There's World-meh
Alabama-good
Needle an the Damage done-amazing
Words-good

I like it.