[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]Has this as[color=white]s[/color]fu[color=white]ck[/color] gotten banned yet?


On Topic: Has anyone seen Almost Famous? I saw it last night and saw a lot of classic rock references.

Like the "If you listen to Tommy with a candle burning, you will see your entire future" I gotta try that sometimes.[/QUOTE]
I've been listening to a lot of Tommy today,
hXc usertitle :cool:

My favorite: "Gris Gris Gumbo Yaya" and "Jump Sturdy"

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]I've been listening to a lot of Tommy today,
hXc usertitle :cool:[/QUOTE]

You can never have enough Tommy.

[QUOTE]Like the "If you listen to Tommy with a candle burning, you will see your entire future" I gotta try that sometimes.[/QUOTE]

I'm guessing you missed all of the good references. Cause the one you said was pretty obvious.

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]Has this as[color=white]s[/color]fu[color=white]ck[/color] gotten banned yet?


On Topic: Has anyone seen Almost Famous? I saw it last night and saw a lot of classic rock references.

Like the "If you listen to Tommy with a candle burning, you will see your entire future" I gotta try that sometimes.[/QUOTE]

If by classic rock references you mean that the movie is entirely about classic rock. It's one of my favorite movies.

There was a movie called "Hendrix" on Vh1 last night that wasn't too bad. It appeared to be fairly low-budget but was still somewhat interesting.

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[QUOTE=lunch998]You can never have enough Tommy.[/QUOTE]


Da[color=white]mn[/color] right you can't. In fact...

[QUOTE=Badmoon]I'm guessing you missed all of the good references. Cause the one you said was pretty obvious.[/QUOTE]

He said an obvious one so therefore he missed all of the other ones.

[QUOTE=lunch998]If by classic rock references you mean that the movie is entirely about classic rock. It's one of my favorite movies.

There was a movie called "Hendrix" on Vh1 last night that wasn't too bad. It appeared to be fairly low-budget but was still somewhat interesting.[/QUOTE]
I saw a preview of that movie too, didn't see it though. When I saw the actor who was playing Hendrix, I laughed.

[QUOTE]There was a movie called "Hendrix" on Vh1 last night that wasn't too bad. It appeared to be fairly low-budget but was still somewhat interesting.[/QUOTE]

I bought that on DVD for $8.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]I bought that on DVD for $8.[/QUOTE]

The reinactment of the Montery Pop Festival was good I thought, especially the part they did on the Who before Hendrix came on.

[QUOTE=lunch998]He said an obvious one so therefore he missed all of the other ones.[/QUOTE]

Yes, wouldn't you have thought he would have pointed them out otherwise?


Like here...

Jeff Bebey - Paul Rodgers
Drummer - John Bohnam
Russell - Dicky Betts
William Miller - Cameron Crowe

[QUOTE=lunch998]If by classic rock references you mean that the movie is entirely about classic rock. It's one of my favorite movies.

There was a movie called "Hendrix" on Vh1 last night that wasn't too bad. It appeared to be fairly low-budget but was still somewhat interesting.[/QUOTE]

I liked Hendrix. I've watched it a few times on TV. I found it quite good. Although the guy playing him kinda looks like a jerk, he's not bad as Hendrix though.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Yes, wouldn't you have thought he would have pointed them out otherwise?


Like here...

Jeff Bebey - Paul Rodgers
Drummer - John Bohnam
Russell - Dicky Betts
William Miller - Cameron Crowe[/QUOTE]


The William Miller and Cameron Crowe one I got.

Russell kind of reminded me of George Harrison on the cover of "Let It Be"

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Yes, wouldn't you have thought he would have pointed them out otherwise?


Like here...

Jeff Bebey - Paul Rodgers
Drummer - John Bohnam
Russell - Dicky Betts
William Miller - Cameron Crowe[/QUOTE]

I think everyone knows that William Miller was Cameron Crowe. The most obvious one is that the Drummer is John Bonham.

Everytime I watch that movie I pick up something new or get something I didn't understand before.

[QUOTE=lunch998]You can never have enough Tommy.[/QUOTE]
This is true.
I've got the acoustic Happy Jack on now :cool:

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]This is true.
I've got the acoustic Happy Jack on now :cool:[/QUOTE]

The version on A Quick One?

Has anyone seen the movie "The Doors" with Val Kilmer? I think I'm gonna go get that this weekend.

[QUOTE=lunch998]The version on A Quick One?[/QUOTE]
Yeah,
I swear I must be the only person to like "I need you"
:upset:

The Jeff Bebey and Russell kind of control freak-ism reminded me of Roger Waters and David Gilmour... except I hope that Roger Waters and David Gilmour make up like they did in the movie.

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]Has anyone seen the movie "The Doors" with Val Kilmer? I think I'm gonna go get that this weekend.[/QUOTE]

Hey let's all get Tommy user titles.

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]Yeah,
I swear I must be the only person to like "I need you"
:upset:[/QUOTE]

You and my dad :lol:

Whiskey Man is one of those songs for me.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Yes, wouldn't you have thought he would have pointed them out otherwise?


Like here...

Jeff Bebey - Paul Rodgers
Drummer - John Bohnam
Russell - Dicky Betts
William Miller - Cameron Crowe[/QUOTE]

Dicky Betts Band, March 10th, Cleveland House of Blues...who else is pumped for me who gets to see them. I was deprived of his greatness when I saw ABB, so this will make up for it. I wonder if he will do any ABB songs like Blue Sky or Ramblin man?

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]The Jeff Bebey and Russell kind of control freak-ism reminded me of Roger Waters and David Gilmour... except I hope that Roger Waters and David Gilmour make up like they did in the movie.[/QUOTE]

Have you ever seen a picture of Dickey Betts and Paul Rodgers? They look just like the actors. Plus, Russell plays a Les Paul like Dickey does, and Jeff switches on and off the keyboard, just like Paul Rodgers.

[QUOTE=i am miik]Dicky Betts Band, March 10th, Cleveland House of Blues...who else is pumped for me who gets to see them. I was deprived of his greatness when I saw ABB, so this will make up for it. I wonder if he will do any ABB songs like Blue Sky or Ramblin man?[/QUOTE]

Sure he'll do those. And I thought you already saw him.

[QUOTE=lunch998]You and my dad :lol:

Whiskey Man is one of those songs for me.[/QUOTE]
I actually don't mind it :upset:
One of my favourites off the album is Run Run Run and A Quick One,
it is an incredibly underated album..

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]Has anyone seen the movie "The Doors" with Val Kilmer? I think I'm gonna go get that this weekend.[/QUOTE]

I liked it. Some people don't like how they display Jim Morrison as a drug addict, but he basically did do drugs all the time. They kind of left out the fact that he was actually an alcoholic and not like a heroin junkie. It's a good movie though if you are into the Doors.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Sure he'll do those. And I thought you already saw him.[/QUOTE]

I did, but he didn't do any ABB.


Not like his originals are bad though, obviously.

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]I actually don't mind it :upset:
One of my favourites off the album is Run Run Run and A Quick One,
it is an incredibly underated album..[/QUOTE]

Run Run Run might be my favorite.

I might go to a Bob Dylan concert in March sometime.

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]I might go to a Bob Dylan concert in March sometime.[/QUOTE]
When he came to my city, everyone said he was horrible. They said he lost his voice and he didn't play any classics, just new material.