[QUOTE=Distant Echoes]I love Wild Horses...great song

ONe of other favorties (Stones Related) is Angie. really great song, i wish i heard it more[/QUOTE]
Angie is probably the Stones best ballad

[QUOTE=lunch998]Anyone want some live Dead/Traffic/Spirit/Jazz is Dead/Who?[/QUOTE]

...I would. But I'm noticing you are offline. Congrats on the 3000 btw.

And that's a killer site Badmoon, thanks for the heads up. I'm suprised I haven't learned (or tried to) any of those songs...better start now. (I'd give you some rep but I gotta spread it first)

So tonight I'm teaching one of my students, and as he's packing up his guitar he's like "I just burnt a cool cd, it's got I'm Just a Kid and Sweet Home Alabama and other great guitar songs on it."
Someone please point out the error in that comment, I'm having trouble pinpointing why it sounds so odd.

[QUOTE]And that's a killer site Badmoon, thanks for the heads up. I'm suprised I haven't learned (or tried to) any of those songs...better start now. (I'd give you some rep but I gotta spread it first)[/QUOTE]

Learn "My Favorite Things" and/or "Dawg's Bull". I could give you both songs if you ever need them.

Posting in this thread usually gets me rep

[QUOTE=Johnny B. Good]Angie is probably the Stones best ballad[/QUOTE]


Agreed. I love playing it on my acoustic.

I can't stand "Angie"

"But you can't stand anything!" - Classic Rock regs

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]That would definitely be the greatest job ever. My cousin works at a used CD store and he gets CD's for like $3[/QUOTE]


I'd love to work in a CD store. But all the ppl you see in CD stores where I live look like they've walked out of some sports store. It doesn't make sense...

I used to work in a record store.

Is it as good as you guys seem to think it is?

...yes.

I'd rather work at an instrument store. That way you wouldn't have to deal with the rap and pop homeboys (cuts down at least some of the crap :lol: )

Wow its Thickasabrick! :)

Where you been?

Anyone here a Peter Frampton fan? Just listened to Frampton Comes Alive which inspired me to bring him up in here. He's a hell of a guitarist and pretty decent somewriter. Any thoughts?

[QUOTE=cjborton]Anyone here a Peter Frampton fan? Just listened to Frampton Comes Alive which inspired me to bring him up in here. He's a hell of a guitarist and pretty decent somewriter. Any thoughts?[/QUOTE]


Do You Feel Like I Do > everything

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]Do You Feel Like I Do > everything[/QUOTE]

What an excellent statement. That song is dam[size=2]n[/size] near epic on the live album. One of the best listens ever.

You can't beat the talk box, either.

Yeah, I remember the first time I heard that and I didn't even think it was guitar. He uses effects a lot better than most guitarists.

[QUOTE=xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]It's at [url]www.westvilleschool.com/Word/mwhiteaker[/url]

It should work, except for the background on the discography page; it's rainbow but I saved it wrong so it won't show up til I fix it tomorrow. Sorry that the page is a little boring in the looks department.[/QUOTE]
Hey, that's not that bad of a webpage. Good job :thumb:

:cool: I'm lovin' the sweaty Ray Davies avatar woodstock :cool:.

Eh, anyway, would Black Sabbath be classed as classic rock?
I think that when they went into the seventies they were one of the best classic rock bands around, records like: Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Sabotage and Vol. 4, shows their classic rock style of blues and heavy music.

But in all honesty, my theory is this:
As Sabbath moved on in time, their music got more and more complex and less about the raw agility and strength that was in their first three albums, especially on some of their proggier stuff, like, Technical Ecstacy and Never Say Die, which co-incidentally all my friends think are crap.
Coincidentally they are wrong.

Meh, I know I'm ranting, but I had a pretty rough day in school, people have no mindspan if it's not heavy metal anymore, you can't listen to jazz blues and acoustic stuff without sounding cool.:rolleyes:

[/RANT]

Yes, Black Sabbath are definetly classic rock.

Anf for the rant, it's their fault if they want to be closed minded towards music. More for you.

It's true,
I just can't hack people dissing Jazz, Blues and acoustic stuff, it pisses me off so much.

It also pisses me off that people just see me as someone who likes metal, when I have probbably the broadest musical tastes in my entire year.
Meh, ah well :)

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]It's true,
I just can't hack people dissing Jazz, Blues and acoustic stuff, it pisses me off so much.

It also pisses me off that people just see me as someone who likes metal, when I have probbably the broadest musical tastes in my entire year.
Meh, ah well :)[/QUOTE]
Same here for all of that

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]It's true,
I just can't hack people dissing Jazz, Blues and acoustic stuff, it pisses me off so much.

It also pisses me off that people just see me as someone who likes metal, when I have probbably the broadest musical tastes in my entire year.
Meh, ah well :)[/QUOTE]
I hate people who say I only listen to classic rock when I have a burned Allan Holdsworth cd in my cd player.

Oh yeah, I'm in webpage design. Finished my project already.

Me = teh kewl. :thumb:

Does anyone remember when 50% of what we talked about was the Allman Brothers? That is until Moon brain-washed all of us.

[QUOTE=Schyma]Does anyone remember when 50% of what we talked about was the Allman Brothers? That is until Moon brain-washed all of us.[/QUOTE]


/listening to In Memory of Elizabeth Reed

couldn't agree more
 

[QUOTE=FrailandBedazzled1979]Jethro Tull, Blue Oyster Cult, Boston, Husker Du are also all great ones :) but Rush is still my fav.[/QUOTE]
I couldn't agree more man. Allthose bands like led zeppelin and the doors, expectially rush arelife time classics. No band in will ever beat out rush. To neil, alex, and giddi. I SALUTE YOU :thumb:

fanboys crack me up

[QUOTE=classic_axeman]I couldn't agree more man. Allthose bands like led zeppelin and the doors, expectially rush arelife time classics. No band in will ever beat out rush. To neil, alex, and giddi. I SALUTE YOU :thumb:[/QUOTE]
You spelled Geddy's name wrong.

Post your web page Malcom.

EDIT-Great Cream page Rockjunkie!

I didn't know Claptons dad was Canadian.

ive always considered sabbath as the godfathers of doom metal. its suprising they are still touring in thier original line up.

[QUOTE=Schyma]Does anyone remember when 50% of what we talked about was the Allman Brothers? That is until Moon brain-washed all of us.[/QUOTE]

I offered you a debate on Dead vs. Allmans, but you passed it up. That was the last straw, and now 99% of you are one sided.

i hardly listen to either but warren and garcia are talented