[QUOTE=Guns'n'Zeppelin023]Im Sorry... Just entertain me while i rant on about Led Zeppelin.
Led Zeppelin did not "steal" music... Jimmy page- who founded Led Zeppelin- played in many band and was "inspired" by folk and bues artist. !!!inspired!!!!! that was just to the people who talk about nothing other than how they steal music[/QUOTE]

No i'm pretty sure he just stole riffs. He did it well though.

[QUOTE=Livewired]Tonight's the Night, On the Beach or After the Goldrush.

I have Cosmo's FActory on viynl:cool:[/QUOTE]
I have Green River on vinyl.

/not as good but still cool

[QUOTE=Guns'n'Zeppelin023]Im Sorry... Just entertain me while i rant on about Led Zeppelin.
Led Zeppelin did not "steal" music... Jimmy page- who founded Led Zeppelin- played in many band and was "inspired" by folk and bues artist. !!!inspired!!!!! that was just to the people who talk about nothing other than how they steal music[/QUOTE]
Thats was totally irrelevant.

Steelers are losing.:(

haha...so much for not talking about Zeppelin

What do you think of Greendale? (Album)

[QUOTE=Livewired]Tonight's the Night, On the Beach or After the Goldrush.

I have Cosmo's FActory on viynl:cool:[/QUOTE]
All I have on viynl is [I]L.A.Woman[/I].

*wants [I]Tonight's the Night [/I] and [I]After the Goldrush[/I]*

[QUOTE=Woodstock]True, lets discuss some lesser known bands. How about CCR.[/QUOTE]

CCR is lovetacular. Willy and the Poor Boys is their best album, I think.

I was at the BB King blues club, and Mountain played. It was kick@$$. Corky Laing always throws drumsticks into the crowd, and i got one.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]haha...so much for not talking about Zeppelin

What do you think of Greendale? (Album)[/QUOTE]
I haven't heard all the songs off it yet. But the song I have heard were pretty good.

The only CCR songs I have on vinyl are Bayou Country and Willie and the Poorboys. I haven't been able to locate any more.

Does everybody know about * They have CCRs entire library. You can only listen to it on your computer, but its better than nothing.


*Secret, my bad

So has anyone checked out Canned Heat after I mentioned them?

Yep, it's our "secret" listening site.

xsao.com is horrible...the sound quality is so crappy.

fixxed

The sound quality isn't that bad. Plus, I'd rather have it than nothing at all.

[QUOTE=i am miik]Does everybody know about * They have CCRs entire library. You can only listen to it on your computer, but its better than nothing.


*Secret, my bad[/QUOTE]
xsao helps me pick out albums but I dont use it to listen to because of the sound quality.

[QUOTE=Livewired]I haven't heard all the songs off it yet. But the song I have heard were pretty good.[/QUOTE]

I like most of it, I think. I liked the show, there was this one part where he had a screen that had a picture of a billboard that said:
"SUPPORT OUR WAR!"
-ClearChannel-

and

"RE-ELECT OUR PRESIDENT!"
-Clear Channel-

I was quite pleased.

[QUOTE=Livewired]xsao helps me pick out albums but I dont use it to listen to because of the sound quality.[/QUOTE]

I used to use it for listening, but then I decided to suck it up and download. And I did check out Canned Heat. I didn't like em that much, but I only heard a few songs.

[QUOTE=i am miik]I used to use it for listening, but then I decided to suck it up and download. And I did check out Canned Heat. I didn't like em that much, but I only heard a few songs.[/QUOTE]
Yeah that's what I used to do.

Yeah I think you have to really like the blues to like Canned Heat.

Bob Hite had a record collection with more than 70 000 blues 78 rpm blues albums.

Points for anyone who knows who he is.

Isn't bob hite Canned heats vocalist

*googles Bob Hite*

Did he listen to all 70,000?

[QUOTE=Livewired]Yeah that's what I used to do.

Yeah I think you have to really like the blues to like Canned Heat.

Bob Hite had a record collection with more than 70 000 blues 78 rpm blues albums.

Points for anyone who knows who he is.[/QUOTE]


Yeah I didn't like the Canned Heat songs I heard, but give me some good ones so I can take another look. Bob Hite was pretty good on the ones I heard though.


Points Please

[QUOTE=Livewired]So has anyone checked out Canned Heat after I mentioned them?[/QUOTE]

I've heard some of their songs, my favourite is Going up the Country, which is probably their most recognized song. Their singer kind of has an odd voice, but the songs are great.

Jim Morrison really liked them, one time when he had a long beard (no one recognized him) he climbed on stage while Canned Heat were playing a gig and asked if he could sing with them. They said yeah, and after they started playing and he starting singing, they realized who he was. Even though they were a successful band on their own terms and they wrote great songs, they never reached the success of other big bands of that era.

POints to Johnny B. Good and Miik:)

I got to see them on Woodstock (DVD). They were pretty good Morrison looked just like him.

Gee-golly-gosh that sure was an interesting story :)

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]I've heard some of their songs, my favourite is Going up the Country, which is probably their most recognized song. Their singer kind of has an odd voice, but the songs are great.

Jim Morrison really liked them, one time when he had a long beard (no one recognized him) he climbed on stage while Canned Heat were playing a gig and asked if he could sing with them. They said yeah, and after they started playing and he starting singing, they realized who he was. Even though they were a successful band on their own terms and they wrote great songs, they never reached the success of other big bands of that era.[/QUOTE]
Well all you need is to be successful on your own terms to be happy :)

Actually,i havent really liked classic rock that much,but its really growing on me now.

Enough of the pointless posting.

I read that in my Jim Morrison biography.

On the Road Again is probably their most famous song. Alan Wilson (guitar/harmonica) sings that song. Also Henry Vestine from The Mothers of Invention is in Canned Heat. They also have an album with John Lee Hooker.