[QUOTE=Woodstock]Woodstock is on my Vh1 right now. Santana's Soul Sacrifice. :cool:[/QUOTE]
I think that's what's on. I just turned it on when I read that, and there's some black guy tha isn't Hendrix on stage now. Is that it?

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]I think that's what's on. I just turned it on when I read that, and there's some black guy tha isn't Hendrix on stage now. Is that it?[/QUOTE]
Must be Santana's bassist.

/not meant to be a racist joke.

They just showed Hendrix before the commercial break, and it was kinda annoying because they zoomed in like super close to his head for the whole thing.

That must've been a bitch to clean.

Those women skinny dipping were surprisingly hot too.

I only saw like the last 20 minutes, so I didn't see them.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]They just showed Hendrix before the commercial break, and it was kinda annoying because they zoomed in like super close to his head for the whole thing.[/QUOTE]

Yea but it wasn't the visuals of Hendrix preforming that kept me in awe.

Yes, those Woodstock women were pretty **** hot!

A lot of times when people filmed rock performances or TV specials, they'd always zoom onto the head really close. No particular reason. This was especially annoying during a TV performance I saw of Purple Haze, and they zoomed all the way onto Mitch Mitchell's head. Pissed me off, as that's one instrument you shouldn't do that too!

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]Yes, those Woodstock women were pretty **** hot!

A lot of times when people filmed rock performances or TV specials, they'd always zoom onto the head really close. No particular reason. This was especially annoying during a TV performance I saw of Purple Haze, and they zoomed all the way onto Mitch Mitchell's head. Pissed me off, as that's one instrument you shouldn't do that too![/QUOTE]

Keep in mind that filming concerts at the time was new and wasn't really perfected yet. And the people filming it were stoned too. There actually was some problems with the audio because the people who were recording it were high so they had to call in the musicians and record their parts in a studio.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Woodstock is on my Vh1 right now. Santana's Soul Sacrifice. :cool:[/QUOTE]

That is exactly when I turned it on.

So what's everyone listening to right now?

For me, it's Down By the River. Great song.

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]Keep in mind that filming concerts at the time was new and wasn't really perfected yet. And the people filming it were stoned too. There actually was some problems with the audio because the people who were recording it were high so they had to call in the musicians and record their parts in a studio.[/QUOTE]

The people filming may have been stoned, but the real reason they show the crowd a lot or zoom in on somebodys head is that their filming technology was so primative. There are parts where things didn't get filmed because they were switiching the film in these big, bulky cameras, so they just show random footage to fill those moments.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]The people filming may have been stoned, but the real reason they show the crowd a lot or zoom in on somebodys head is that their filming technology was so primative. There are parts where things didn't get filmed because they were switiching the film in these big, bulky cameras, so they just show random footage to fill those moments.[/QUOTE]

True, thats kinda what I ment by filming concerts was new at the time, but you worded it much better then I did :thumb:

Woodstock was filmed great in my opinion. You can never go wrong with Martin Scorcese or however you spell it.

Back then nobody knew how to film anything properly. None of my Jimi Hendrix DVDs show his fingers. It's always the back of his head, his arm, his foot. Something crappy like that.

Woodstock probably showed the most of Hendrix's fingers compared to all the other footage of him.

My friend has a Band of Gypsies DVD and it's got amazing footage. It's filmed great, it always shows all of Hendrix, and then zooms in on his guitar/hands, sometimes it only shows his face. The only times it zooms in on his face is if he's singing and not playing guitar at the moment.

A Band of gypsies DVD would be awesome. You can't go wrong with band of gypsies.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]My friend has a Band of Gypsies DVD and it's got amazing footage. It's filmed great, it always shows all of Hendrix, and then zooms in on his guitar/hands, sometimes it only shows his face. The only times it zooms in on his face is if he's singing and not playing guitar at the moment.[/QUOTE]

I'm not sure what to think of that album

I'll give you a hint:

:thumb:

Favorite song of the minute: The Crystal Ship -The Doors

Highly recomended

I've been listening to a lot of The White Album including Happiness is a Warm Gun and While M Guitar Gently Weeps.

I've been listening to american beauty quite a lot.

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]I've been listening to a lot of The White Album including Happiness is a Warm Gun and While M Guitar Gently Weeps.[/QUOTE]

the White Album is great... even Helter Skelter is good ... it just has a bad rep. because of friggin Charles Mason ... anyway they're all really good

my favorite music dvd is The Band - The Last Waltz

Listening to-Electric Ladyland
Watching-DSTOM Classic Albums thing

beer+pot=mad hangover

[QUOTE=classicrockielzpfvh]the White Album is great... even Helter Skelter is good ... it just has a bad rep. because of friggin Charles Mason ... anyway they're all really good[/QUOTE]

I love Helter Skelter. I have listened to that song just about everyday for the last month and it still sounds new to me.

good old short term memory. :P

[QUOTE=Livewired]Listening to-Electric Ladyland
Watching-DSTOM Classic Albums thing

beer+pot=mad hangover[/QUOTE]

I think that Voodoo Chile (not slight return) very underrated.

And thats weird I've never had a hangover when I've drank and smoked, mabye I just didn't drink enough.

How'd you do MYR?

i think an underrated song by the beatles is "good morning, good morning" one of my fav's off sargeant peppers but not one people really pay attention to

[QUOTE=B0nz0]i think an underrated song by the beatles is "good morning, good morning" one of my fav's off sargeant peppers but not one people really pay attention to[/QUOTE]
I think the best of seargent peppers is with a little help from my friends, but I also think joe cocker did it better.

[QUOTE=B0nz0]i think an underrated song by the beatles is "good morning, good morning" one of my fav's off sargeant peppers but not one people really pay attention to[/QUOTE]

I like sgt. peppers lonely hearts club band reprise as far as underrated Beatles songs. Good Morning Good Morning is one too, I like to listen to that and A Day in the Life as I walk to school.

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]I think the best of seargent peppers is with a little help from my friends, but I also think joe cocker did it better.[/QUOTE]
i think that ones pretty close between joe and the beatles. but joe blows them out of the water with his version of "she came in through the bathroom window" next to his the beatles version blows.

CSNY blow the beatles out of the water on blackbird, you just can't compare to their harmonizing.

i haven't heard that version

so guys what do you think is the definition of the pompitous of love. extra points to you if your answer makes me laugh

I thought it was pompatus?

Its slow today......

Long Instrumental Psychedelic Jams
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1. Intersteller Overdrive (Pink Floyd)
2. Calvery (Quicksliver Messanger Service)

*waits for the Moon*

[QUOTE=Schyma]Its slow today......

Long Instrumental Psychedelic Jams
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1. Intersteller Overdrive (Pink Floyd)
2. Calvery (Quicksliver Messanger Service)

*waits for the Moon*[/QUOTE]

Interstellar Overdrive is awsome. It really shows how brillent Syd was at writting rytheme.

Hey pigonthewing82, you feel like helping me?

Have anything for short I could call you? (real name?)