[QUOTE=Badmoon]So you think Beck and The North Mississippi Allstars are "Crap"?

Well, your music taste just sucks then, now doesn't it?[/QUOTE]

Calm down 'Poon. It was a joke.

[QUOTE=clown_phobia]do you think it would ruin it if my band covered it with drums and bass?[/QUOTE]

Just don't overdo it and you'll be okay. Remember that the key part of the song is John's vocals and guitar.

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]Calm down 'Poon. It was a joke.[/QUOTE]

My respect for you has previously been shot; jokes are no longer excepted.


...joke

[QUOTE=lunch998]Should I make this Who biography I just did a Featured Artist or not? I'm reluctant too because most FAs are about lesser known people, whereas everyone knows The Who.[/QUOTE]

I think you should, I mean a while ago sombody did a Pink Floyd one. While a lot of people know who the Who are, not as many know how big of an impact they had on rock. I think you should do one.

Yeah, that was Med, he did a really good job with it.

so...what are some other examples of country-rap?..

Kid Rock did a bunch of occasionally interesting (IMO) Country Rap songs. Like "Cowboy".

There are other example; I'm sure. I just can't think of them.


I was also told the Drive By Truckers had some Country Rap...ish kind of stuff. I only have one of their albums, and it doesn't really have any though.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]My respect for you has previously been shot; jokes are no longer excepted.[/QUOTE]

Wait, let me get this straight. You've actually had respect for Malcom at some point in time?

( :p )

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Kid Rock did a bunch of occasionally interesting (IMO) Country Rap songs. Like "Cowboy".

There are other example; I'm sure. I just can't think of them.[/QUOTE]

ahh yaa i guess i'd classify kid rock as country-rap. If you like that "Cowboy" sound, you should check out his album "the history of rock" if you don't already have it. I bought it when i was younger and it's got some really interesting material on it. :thumb:

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]ahh yaa i guess i'd classify kid rock as country-rap. If you like that "Cowboy" sound, you should check out his album "the history of rock" if you don't already have it. I bought it when i was younger and it's got some really interesting material on it. :thumb:[/QUOTE]

Yea, I had that awhile ago. I thought is was pretty good back then. Same with Devil without a Cause. I liked that album a lot.

[QUOTE=lunch998]Wait, let me get this straight. You've actually had respect for Malcom at some point in time?

( :p )[/QUOTE]

:upset:

That's cold.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Yea, I had that awhile ago. I thought is was pretty good back then. Same with Devil without a Cause. I liked that album a lot.[/QUOTE]

Ya some of the stuff on those albums you listen to and you don't know whether you like it or not because it's so diverse in sounds, at least that's what i thought anyways.

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]Ya some of the stuff on those albums you listen to and you don't know whether you like it or not because it's so diverse in sounds, at least that's what i thought anyways.[/QUOTE]

Maybe the genre name we're looking for is Gangstabilly. :p

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Kid Rock did a bunch of occasionally interesting (IMO) Country Rap songs. Like "Cowboy".

There are other example; I'm sure. I just can't think of them.


I was also told the Drive By Truckers had some Country Rap...ish kind of stuff. I only have one of their albums, and it doesn't really have any though.[/QUOTE]
That has to be one of the most white trash songs I've heard.

To Everyone: Feel free to cheak out my tribute to Nick Drake

NP: Pharaoh's Dance - Miles Davis

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Maybe the genre name we're looking for is Ganstabilly. :p[/QUOTE]

:lol: :lol: that's good, let's go with that.

Anyone here really familiar with a band named Chlliwack?

[QUOTE]That has to be one of the most white trash songs I've heard.[/QUOTE]

Well, that is basically its concept. So apparently the writing got that idea through.

"Strait outta Compton! I'm strait outta the trailor".

I remember that line.

Hearing that song makes me want to wash my hands it's so trashy.

Every regular here needs to give all material done by Miles Davis a good listin or two.


Edit: Fix'd. :)

[QUOTE=Schyma]Every regular here needs to give just about all material done by Miles Davis a good listen or two.[/QUOTE]

Fix'd.

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]what's happenin everybody?[/QUOTE]

We are discussing the awesomeness of classic rock.

I'm really starting to get into Niel Yound. Today I bought "After the Goldrush" for $8

[QUOTE=Animosity_62]I'm really starting to get into Niel Yound. Today I bought "After the Goldrush" for $8[/QUOTE]

After The Goldrush isn't one of my favorite songs by him, but it's still good. I like Neil Young, thank god, he's going on tour.

[QUOTE=Animosity_62]I'm really starting to get into Niel Yound. Today I bought "After the Goldrush" for $8[/QUOTE]

Nice buy. I got mine for about $15 :upset:

'Night MX. I'm off.

thank god he recovered from that brain aneurysm surgery. Too bad we missed out on seein him at the junos though..

so...i guess no one's heard of Chilliwack then?..

Dammit i can't believe none of the classic rock fans here have heard of these guys!! Granted they are a Canadian band so they're obviously not going to be as popular, but they put out some amazing material in the late 70's. If anyone cares to get into this band, which i would recommend that each and everyone of you classic rock fans should do, download the following songs:

-Fly By Night..yes i realize Rush has a song by the exact same name but it's a completely different song..

-Lonesome Mary
-Baby Blue..Once again, completely different from the Badfinger song by the same name..

-California Girl..this song however is a cover, of who, though, i'm not sure.

I think that Badge by Cream sounds quite George Harrison influenced...

Did anyone else notice this?

[QUOTE=clown_phobia]I think that Badge by Cream sounds quite George Harrison influenced...

Did anyone else notice this?[/QUOTE]

Harrison helped write it, and played some guitar on it. :thumb:


Last night, I caught John Mayer, Buddy Guy, and Double Trouble jamming on some tv show. It was pretty awesome. It's also amazing how well John Mayer could play some of those SRV songs. He should really put out an album like that.

It made me even more excited to see Buddy Guy :D

[QUOTE=magicbus]
Last night, I caught John Mayer, Buddy Guy, and Double Trouble jamming on some tv show. It was pretty awesome. It's also amazing how well John Mayer could play some of those SRV songs. He should really put out an album like that.

It made me even more excited to see Buddy Guy :D[/QUOTE]
I saw that too. John Mayer has proved to me even more that he's an amzing Blues Guitarist.

It was a great show. I liked it when he and Buddy Guy were facing off.

I really need some Buddy Guy. :-\

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]After The Goldrush isn't one of my favorite songs by him, but it's still good. I like Neil Young, thank god, he's going on tour.[/QUOTE]

It's not really one of mine either, but Southern Man is great

I have yet to get [I]After the Gold Rush[/I]. I passed it over last time to get [I]Forever Changes[/I] and I have no regrets.

After the Goldrush has to be my favorite Neil Young album out of the three I own. The tracks are all so beautiful and meaningful. The title track is absolutley glorius, and Southern Man, Don't Let it Bring You down, and Tell me Why are all superb songs. If you like Neil Young, I would say After the Goldrush is a must own.

Neil Young has a T-Shirt that my dad gave him :p

[QUOTE=Animosity_62]It's not really one of mine either, but Southern Man is great[/QUOTE]

It sure is. "I swear, by god, I'm gonna cut him down"....Those lyrics send chills down my spine :(.


np: Meat Loaf - Paradise By The Dashboard Light

[QUOTE=Woodstock]I saw that too. John Mayer has proved to me even more that he's an amzing Blues Guitarist.
[/QUOTE]

Yep. It's a pity that his stuff is so poppish.



(not that it's bad to listen to poppy music once in a while)

Anyone want to explain how to trade albums over AIM, I just got it this morning.

[QUOTE=robo2448]Anyone want to explain how to trade albums over AIM, I just got it this morning.[/QUOTE]

When you're talking to someone on AIM, you go to People>Send File>Directory, and then select the album file and click send. The album has to be ripped/downloaded onto your computer in order to do it.

I want AIM so badly now.

[QUOTE=TheDMV]I want AIM so badly now.[/QUOTE]

Why don't you download it, it's easy.

Schyma, I could send you some older Buddy Guy stuff I have, but my computer isn't really working now. I have a song from like 1950 something, and then a full album from the 80's.