People call me a hippie.

[QUOTE=lunch998]People call me a hippie.[/QUOTE]

Yea same thing with me, though its pretty hard for me to argue.

I haven't been called a hippie before.

Yeah I mean with my long hair, pot, and libralness I don't exactly not fit the sterytype. I didn't try or anything it just sorta worked out that way.

I got long hair but I'm well groomed...more preppy than hippy..hippies don't shower daily...some monthly :o

Anyone discover any new bands they like...I like Harpers Bizzare, they're kinda psychedelic and poppy, good stuff..I posted a song a few pages ago.

My brother calls me a hippie every once in awhile. Like when I bought the Grateful Dead box set he called me a hippie.

Classic Rock is so much better than all that crappy rap, with computer insturments, and no real instrumentalists

My favorite bands are

Led Zeppelin
The Who
The Beatles
Cream
Boston
Santana
The Jimi Hendrix Experience
and, David Bowie (The Spiders From Mars)

I like Zeppelin the most though

1172 pages holy hell

[QUOTE=LedHead712]Classic Rock is so much better than all that crappy rap, with computer insturments, and no real instrumentalists[/QUOTE]

Shut the fu[size=2]ck[/size] up.

Did anyone hear what the Queen said to Clapton?

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]Shut the fu[size=2]ck[/size] up.

Did anyone hear what the Queen said to Clapton?[/QUOTE]

No. What did she say?

[QUOTE=slowhand]No. What did she say?[/QUOTE]

She asked him, "Have you been playing long?" :lol:

That shows you how out of touch the Queen is with reality.

Well, when the Beatles got their MBEs, the Queen approached Ringo and asked him if he was the one who started the band.

rofl at old British Royalty.

August 13th=going to be a good day

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]rofl at old British Royalty.

August 13th=going to be a good day[/QUOTE]

Shall we ask why?

Speaking of the Queen, I think I might be the last one to hear about Queen touring sometime soon

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Shall we ask why?

Speaking of the Queen, I think I might be the last one to hear about Queen touring sometime soon[/QUOTE]

I sure hope not, them doing a tour without Mercury wouldn't be the same. It would be as bad as the Doors touring with out Morrison.

Oh wait :upset:

originally posted in another thread but didnt have many responses:
[Quote]Well i have some songs downloaded by them (Electric Light Orchestra) and i really like them. What album would you suggest to buy and which are their "must songs"? Also in what category do they fit? I heard people saying they are prog and some others saying that they are a bit pop. Opinions/Suggestions? Thanx in advance.[/Quote]

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Shall we ask why?

Speaking of the Queen, I think I might be the last one to hear about Queen touring sometime soon[/QUOTE]
I'm seeing Steve Miller that day. I can't hold in my excitement :D

And I think Queen is already touring Europe, but they still haven't made dates for a North American tour and they might not at all.

Complete random tangeant, but i finished downloading one of the sides to Tarkus, and holy crap that is the most ****ing awesome piece of work I have ever heard.

I haven't heard much of ELP until this point, but now i think I"m in love. Time to go on a spending spree.

Speaking of random tangeants, is anyone else a Johnny Cash fan? Lately, I've been going through all my dads Johnny Cash CDs, and they're amazing. He was pretty cool.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]Speaking of random tangeants, is anyone else a Johnny Cash fan? Lately, I've been going through all my dads Johnny Cash CDs, and they're amazing. He was pretty cool.[/QUOTE]

I think its funny he did a Nine Inch Nails cover.

[QUOTE=B0nz0]ok ok, i admit it, i'm a classic rock nut. i love led zeppelin, the beatles, the who, eric clapton, the doors, and so on. most of the bands i listen to broke up years before i was born. at 17, nearly every song on my playlist is older than me. but is it just my imagination, or is classic rock experiencing sort of a revival. i am running into an increasing number of classic rock fans my age. at my school (an all boys high school), the school newspaper took a poll of everyone's favorite genre and band. led zeppeling got 5th and the beatles got 6th, behind that rap crap. classic rock made up a large percent of ppls favorite genre. is this just by me, or are other ppl noticing this too?


This is the thread for general classic rock discussion.[/QUOTE]


**** i notice it. all of my friends love classic rock..... hell thats wat i want my next band to play lol

hmmmm i was about 12 when i saw an add on the tv for the beatles '1' album. i liked what i saw and started listening to queen. dragged my dads old doors records out, listened to them then brought 'how the west was won' by led zeppelin. lol

[QUOTE=magicbus]That's very cool :thumb:

Going for Music?


NP: The Doors - The End

(remember them guys? ;) )[/QUOTE]


This is the end, my only friend.
brilliant song

[QUOTE=JPJ bassist]hmmmm i was about 12 when i saw an add on the tv for the beatles '1' album. i liked what i saw and started listening to queen. dragged my dads old doors records out, listened to them then brought 'how the west was won' by led zeppelin. lol[/QUOTE]

:thumb:

keep it up!

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]Speaking of random tangeants, is anyone else a Johnny Cash fan? Lately, I've been going through all my dads Johnny Cash CDs, and they're amazing. He was pretty cool.[/QUOTE]


My dad has so many of his CD's I should check them out

I just applied for a job *shivers*

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]Complete random tangeant, but i finished downloading one of the sides to Tarkus, and holy crap that is the most ****ing awesome piece of work I have ever heard.

I haven't heard much of ELP until this point, but now i think I"m in love. Time to go on a spending spree.[/QUOTE]

I think [i]The Sage[/i] is a pretty good song.

[QUOTE=Med57]
I love a lot of Johnny Cash's earlier and later recordings. [I]At Folsom Prison[/I] is brilliant, and his American Recording Series from the '90s is quite different, but still really good stuff to listen to. And I really love his cover of [I]Hurt[/I] as well. I didn't think it was going to work when I heard about it, but when I saw the video I had my mind changed. And considering I'm a huge Nine Inch Nails fan, that says something.[/QUOTE]

I just recently got [i]At Folsom Prison[/i] actually, and yeah, it's good. "The Wall" is excellent. Johnny Cash was just great, really.

Incidentally, is Elvis Costello ever discussed in here?

Actually, I don't recall talking about Elvis Costello.

Just got Tea for the Tillerman :cool:

Very good album.

[QUOTE=Bartender]I just recently got [i]At Folsom Prison[/i] actually, and yeah, it's good. "The Wall" is excellent. Johnny Cash was just great, really.

Incidentally, is Elvis Costello ever discussed in here?[/QUOTE]

I only have his greatest hits though I would like to expand it.

I picked up Space Wrangler today and listened to half of it. :thumb:

They sound so different live.

Well todays my birthday and Im getting Grateful Dead (s\t), Buffalo Springfeild (s\t), Cream (D.G.), Santana (s\t), The Who (Live at the Leeds) and Bob Dylan (Desire) some very long overdue albums. What is the best Buffalo Springfeild album? Are they all good?

I have the greatest hits it suits me well enough.

Desire is such an awesome album we should talk about it so much more than we do.

So yesterday I went out and bought [I]So Far [/I]and today my dad gave me another [I]So Far[/I]. :(

Happy B-day sir :)

The best Buffalo Springfield album is [I]Buffalo Springfield Again[/I], by the way.

Thank you. Is the s\t good?

[QUOTE=Schyma]So yesterday I went out and bought [I]So Far [/I]and today my dad gave me another [I]So Far[/I]. :([/QUOTE]
What is So Far?

[QUOTE]Thank you. Is the s\t good?[/QUOTE]

Very good, but not as good.

[QUOTE]What is So Far?[/QUOTE]

CSNY compilation of [I]Deja Vu[/I] and [I]Crosby, Stills and Nash[/I].