Trade them on yousendit.com, so we can all share :(

That's what I do for all of you. Greedy fag0rzs!!1

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]SongforJeffrey16 is my name, if that's what you mean. Do you just add buddies by typing in their name or is there something more confusing.

And I would love some Gov't Mule songs JPJ.[/QUOTE]

you go to the button labelled "setup" on the bottom right of your aim buddy list. from there go to buddy list setup. then therell be a button that says add buddy and you click that and type the screen name in.

[QUOTE=Johnny B. Good]He just told me that Pete Townshend stole his act from Hendrix and Page, which is completely wrong. Those two took their acts from Townshend, Townshend was well known for it before those two even hi the big rock scene.
Man that ba$tard is thick in the head[/QUOTE]

Page didn't have an act until Zeppelin, he was basically just a studio guitarist until the Yardbirds...and even then he didn't put on much of a show visually. Hendrix didn't make a big scene until 67. Townshend did come first, I haven't seen him play live in the sixties really though, I'm just assuming his style was the same as the seventies.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]Page didn't have an act until Zeppelin, he was basically just a studio guitarist until the Yardbirds...and even then he didn't put on much of a show visually. Hendrix didn't make a big scene until 67. Townshend did come first, I haven't seen him play live in the sixties really though, I'm just assuming his style was the same as the seventies.[/QUOTE]

yeah he started with the guitar smashing pretty early. and he would dance! anyone have the kids are alright on dvd? during their shout and shimmy performance townshend breaks out the ol' hip shimmy. very odd. somewhat disturbing. all entertaining. haha.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]Page didn't have an act until Zeppelin, he was basically just a studio guitarist until the Yardbirds...and even then he didn't put on much of a show visually. Hendrix didn't make a big scene until 67. Townshend did come first, I haven't seen him play live in the sixties really though, I'm just assuming his style was the same as the seventies.[/QUOTE]

Are you online right now?

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]yeah he started with the guitar smashing pretty early. and he would dance! anyone have the kids are alright on dvd? during their shout and shimmy performance townshend breaks out the ol' hip shimmy. very odd. somewhat disturbing. all entertaining. haha.[/QUOTE]
I do have it The Kids Are Alright :thumb:
Pete's dancing rocks.

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]yeah he started with the guitar smashing pretty early. and he would dance! anyone have the kids are alright on dvd? during their shout and shimmy performance townshend breaks out the ol' hip shimmy. very odd. somewhat disturbing. all entertaining. haha.[/QUOTE]

He was doing the windmill since the band came out pretty much. My Generation basically calls for it in any live performance.

[QUOTE=lunch998]He was doing the windmill since the band came out pretty much. My Generation basically calls for it in any live performance.[/QUOTE]
and the band came out by at least 1965, i'm thinkin 64 though, Three years before Jimi came out in 67

[QUOTE=Johnny B. Good]and the band came out by at least 1965, i'm thinkin 64 though, Three years before Jimi came out in 67[/QUOTE]

The album My Generation was released in 65. It might be a stretch to say he was doing the Windmill before that though. I don't think he ever did it as The Detours or The High Numbers.

Attention: n00b alert in the Angus Younh thread. Officer down. Requesting backup.

[QUOTE=lunch998]The album My Generation was released in 65. It might be a stretch to say he was doing the Windmill before that though. I don't think he ever did it as The Detours or The High Numbers.

Attention: n00b alert in the Angus Younh thread. Officer down. Requesting backup.[/QUOTE]

yeah he definitely has to do it every performance of my generation. and he clearly did it on the smothers brothers show on the kids are alright and undoubtably before then since that performance is from 1967.

[QUOTE=lunch998]
Attention: n00b alert in the Angus Younh thread. Officer down. Requesting backup.[/QUOTE]
oh so my help is worthless then. :upset:

/gets all emo

[QUOTE=Johnny B. Good]oh so my help is worthless then. :upset:

/gets all emo[/QUOTE]

I was sending that message from both of us. We needed one more to put it away. JPJ came and made the play after we fought long and hard.

[QUOTE=lunch998]I was sending that message from both of us. We needed one more to put it away. JPJ came and made the play after we fought long and hard.[/QUOTE]
I know, I was just giving you crap :D

[QUOTE=Johnny B. Good]I know, I was just giving you crap :D[/QUOTE]

It gets serious when someone threatens to get emo. :p

So, I've been listening to Tommy a lot recently. It's amazing. Discuss.

You should better then to post in any n00b threads relating to
a)led zeppelin
b)ac/dc
c)aerosmith (though rare)

My generation is probably the next album im gonna get, though i have a ton of who as it is, and pick up 3 more rush albums yesterday (all live). I totally organized all my songs, and have a complete list in alphabetical order on Microsoft Word, and on Realone, took me all day.

And i heard the Who is making a new album...any one hear about this, or when a realease date is expected

[QUOTE=lunch998]It gets serious when someone threatens to get emo. :p

So, I've been listening to Tommy a lot recently. It's amazing. Discuss.[/QUOTE]
Sparks=greatest instrumental ever.

The artist I own the most cds of is Neil.

This avatar thing is crazy. :confused:

Go to the Mirror Boy is also another great song on Tommy

[QUOTE=Johnny B. Good]Sparks=greatest instrumental ever.[/QUOTE]

Amazing Journey/Sparks one of my favorite sections of an album ever.

[QUOTE=Livewired]The artist I own the most cds of is Neil.

This avatar thing is crazy. :confused:[/QUOTE]

We've always loved yours.

Happy Trails cover > almost all

[QUOTE=Distant Echoes]You should better then to post in any n00b threads relating to
a)led zeppelin
b)ac/dc
c)aerosmith (though rare)

My generation is probably the next album im gonna get, though i have a ton of who as it is, and pick up 3 more rush albums yesterday (all live). I totally organized all my songs, and have a complete list in alphabetical order on Microsoft Word, and on Realone, took me all day.

And i heard the Who is making a new album...any one hear about this, or when a realease date is expected[/QUOTE]
Rush is great. Neil Peart is one of the best drummers ever

/looks at avatar

[QUOTE=Johnny B. Good]Go to the Mirror Boy is also another great song on Tommy[/QUOTE]

I love the part where it's like "Go to the mirror boy" and the Moon comes in with the drums, then "go to the mirror boy" and drums again.

[QUOTE=lunch998]Amazing Journey/Sparks one of my favorite sections of an album ever.[/QUOTE]
Have you seen it live? It's really good, I saw them on my DVD of theWho them playing Amazing Journey/Sparks at Woodstock
Classic performance

[QUOTE=Badmoon]We've always loved yours.

Happy Trails cover > almost all[/QUOTE]
Very true, QMS has great album art.

Cool avatar.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]We've always loved yours.

Happy Trails cover > almost all[/QUOTE]

How you liking that avatar?

[QUOTE=Johnny B. Good]Sparks=greatest instrumental ever.[/QUOTE]

i dont know man, there are a few that give it a run for its money.

Nice avator Johnny, Rep++

but yeah, i love tommy, but many of the Whos albums are better, especially Quadrophenia, which got publicity taken from since tommy was the true 'first' rock opera. I made a reaview for it, but i dont know where to post...the CD review section is all weird and mx said he was makin a new site (that didnt work) or somethin....what the hell do i do!?

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Very true, QMS has great album art.

Cool avatar.[/QUOTE]
Yeah just for love and What about me have cool covers too.

[QUOTE=Johnny B. Good]Have you seen it live? It's really good, I saw them on my DVD of theWho them playing Amazing Journey/Sparks at Woodstock
Classic performance[/QUOTE]

Yea, it's unfortunate that the Woodstock gig wasn't great for them. It's amazing on the Live at Leeds deluxe edition though.

So I'm kind of getting into Emerson, Lake, and Palmer. I heard a song from this classic rock station here, it sounded a little electronic, a lot of keyboards. I loved it.

Anyone have any recommendations?