[QUOTE=ledpoisoning27]How am i spaming im making observations.[/QUOTE]
Non classic rock related ones. Stay on topic or go to the community thread.

When i'm listening to my discman, that's the ultimate annoyance. I dropped my Rust Never Sleeps cd case trying to change cds. Now it has a crack :(

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Badmoon, they are called asterisks. Jeez, redneck.

Anywho, Deja Vu owns.[/QUOTE]

*Any who

Do you really want to get into this?


Just finished [I]Deja Vu[/I]. Good stuff.

[QUOTE=Livewired]"I was outside though. And I had to use a discman.:([/QUOTE]

Oh yea, that can be disasterous.

[QUOTE=lunch998]I hate when Cd's end, and then you have to change it.

Doesn't happen to me anymore, thankyou Windows Media Player.[/QUOTE]

Yes, Thank you Windows Media Player, as well as 5-disc Chnagers :)

[QUOTE=lunch998]Oh yea, that can be disasterous.[/QUOTE]
Or when you have a cheap MP3 player that holds 30 songs and the battery dies :upset:

[QUOTE=Animosity_62]Yes, Thank you Windows Media Player, as well as 5-disc Chnagers :)[/QUOTE]
5 disc changers are great! I have one in my room and it saves me alot of trouble.

[QUOTE=lunch998]It was a joke on my hypocrisy. Thanks for not getting it.[/QUOTE]
sorry it must be the reckneck blood me and badmoon have from living in Illinois. :lol:

*and so this doesn't count as spam does any one know who the drummer in the hendrix experience was because ive been noticing a lot lately that that guy is a pretty good drummer.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Or when you have a cheap MP3 player that holds 30 songs and the battery dies :upset:[/QUOTE]

yea i woulnd't buy a cheap mp3. just make cd's or get a really good mp3

[QUOTE=ledpoisoning27]sorry it must be the reckneck blood me and badmoon have from living in Illinois. :lol:

*and so this doesn't count as spam does any one know who the drummer in the hendrix experience was because ive been noticing a lot lately that that guy is a pretty good drummer.[/QUOTE]

Mitch Mitchell. One of the premier classic rock drummers. He often gets overshadowed, because well, that can happen rather easily when Hendrix is in the band. But he really is excellent.

[QUOTE=ledpoisoning27]sorry it must be the reckneck blood me and badmoon have from living in Illinois. :lol:

*and so this doesn't count as spam does any one know who the drummer in the hendrix experience was because ive been noticing a lot lately that that guy is a pretty good drummer.[/QUOTE]
Mitch Mitchell, he's one of the best drummers out there.

Yes! All hail Mitch Mitchell, hurrah!

I beat you all. Now delete your posts.

[QUOTE=lunch998]Mitch Mitchell. One of the premier classic rock drummers. He often gets overshadowed, because well, that can happen rather easily when Hendrix is in the band. But he really is excellent.[/QUOTE]
is he in any other bands besides the Experience?

the stuff i listen to is moslty classic rock. the bands that i am listening to now are pink floyd , black sabbath and iron maiden

[QUOTE=ledpoisoning27]is he in any other bands besides the Experience?[/QUOTE]
Well, Band of Gypsys. But that also had Hendrix in it.

Ahh I love Mitch from Fire to 1983 to Voodoo Chile. He makes me happy.

Mwahaha. Nice speed. gaypj was quick on his deletion though. woodcock is still a bit slow.

omgz funy namez

Mitch Mitchell is awesome. He can fill very fast and with the odd way of holding drum sticks :)

Mitch Mitchell. One of the premier classic rock drummers. He often gets overshadowed, because well, that can happen rather easily when Hendrix is in the band. But he really is excellent.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Well, Band of Gypsys. But that also had Hendrix in it.[/QUOTE]
Which reminds me how cool Billy Cox was.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Well, Band of Gypsys. But that also had Hendrix in it.[/QUOTE]

Until he eventually got replaced by Buddy Miles.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Mitch Mitchell is awesome. He can fill very fast and with the odd way of holding drum sticks :)[/QUOTE]
really,how does he hold his sticks?

Like forks. The jazz drumming way, but he played hard rock so i'm wondering about that.

Wait, my mistake. Mitch Mitchell was in Gypsys, Suns and Rainbows. They performed at Woodstock. Band Of Gypsys performed at The Fillmore East and I don't think Mitch Mitchell played with them much.

It's called traditional grip. It isn't odd.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Wait, my mistake. Mitch Mitchell was in Gypsys, Suns and Rainbows. They performed at Woodstock. Band Of Gypsys performed at The Fillmore East and I don't think Mitch Mitchell played with them much.[/QUOTE]

Band of Gypsies was Jimi, Buddy Miles, and Billy Cox right?

yea well a lot of jazz drummers were really fast and held their sticks like that.

also, wasn't the bassist in the Experience from the Animals

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Wait, my mistake. Mitch Mitchell was in Gypsys, Suns and Rainbows. They performed at Woodstock. Band Of Gypsys performed at The Fillmore East and I don't think Mitch Mitchell played with them much.[/QUOTE]
I thought Buddy Miles was the Bqand of Gypsies drummer?

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Like forks. The jazz drumming way, but he played hard rock so i'm wondering about that.[/QUOTE]


Another drummer that was very jazz influenced is John Densmore from the Doors.

[QUOTE=ledpoisoning27]yea well a lot of jazz drummers were really fast and held their sticks like that.

also, wasn't the bassist in the Experience from the Animals[/QUOTE]
Nope he was their manager.

Chas Chandler

[QUOTE=ledpoisoning27]yea well a lot of jazz drummers were really fast and held their sticks like that.

also, wasn't the bassist in the Experience from the Animals[/QUOTE]

Hendrix's manager was the bassist from The Animals.