Peter Green and Eric Clapton were both part of it. And of course John Mayall.

Peter Green and the Bluesbreakers drummer quit and formed Fleetwood Mac.

I dont kbnow much but I have a few cool songs by them.

[QUOTE=clown_phobia]could you please tell me about bluesbreakers?[/QUOTE]

who are the bluesbreakers

the album eric clapton did with john mayall

i think it came out in 65-66, sometime around then

John Mayall's band.

That's all I know about them.

[QUOTE=Livewired][url]http://s40.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1SHSLPP5J9BBW330Q96HZHS34V[/url]

Album:Everybody Knows This is No Where by Neil Young.[/QUOTE]
As soon as I saw this I **** myself....
[QUOTE]It's in [B]m4a[/B]. by the way.[/QUOTE]
...but as soon as I saw ^this I cried in sorrow. :upset:

My brother is trying to re-format my computer and after spending countless hours downloading over 200 hours of music 30 still remain and I have no blank CD's. I have a crisis on my hands. :(

Man my day has sucked. Yesterday, I ate a few shrooms thinking I wasn't even going to trip but what happens? It was the most intense, greatest high of my life. After throwing up I looked in the mirror. My face seemed like rubber it got bigger and smaller it was CRAZY! Soon after I went to sleep and woke up this mourning sick as a dog.

Edit: I love the avatar Illmatic. :thumb:

drugs kill?

What's m4a?

EDIT: Thanks, Schyma

I don't know but all I know is I can't use it at all on this computer. :(

m4a is a file format that iTunes uses, and WMP can't play it.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]m4a is a file format that iTunes uses, and WMP can't play it.[/QUOTE]Quicktime plays them too, I think.

Did anyone upload it. I uploaded it for some in particular but I forget who/?

I see.

[QUOTE=Livewired]Quicktime plays them too, I think.

Did anyone upload it. I uploaded it for some in particular but I forget who/?[/QUOTE]
Yea, Quicktime plays them.

Thickasabrick,

Did you listen to the tracks?

I'm debating on weither I should download [I]Anthem of the Sun[/I] again. I always like to give albums like this another chance....hmmmm

/downloads

today my cousin and I were listening to the local classic rock radio station, and he seemed to know more of the words to songs than me..i hate it when that happens.

I got Chuck Berry's [i]Chuck Berry Is On Top[/i] today.

which songs does it have?

I just got Ziggy Stardust, Who's Next, Festival Express, and Taxi Driver :D

Johnny B. Goode
Almost Grown
Carol
Little Queenie
Maybellene
Jo Jo Gunne
Around and Around
Roll Over Beethoven

I have to say, Who's Next dissappointed me a little when i bought it. You'd think with three great songs (Won't get fooled again, Baba O'Riley, Behind Blue Eyes) on it, the rest of the album would at least be decent..

sounds great!
doesnt have rock roll music though

The rest of the album IS decent (at the very least). I don't think there's really a bad song on there.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]The rest of the album IS decent (at the very least). I don't think there's really a bad song on there.[/QUOTE]

IMO the rest of the songs on that album are sub-par, by the Who's standards anyways..meh, to each his own i guess.

Also, I'm enjoying Anthem of the Sun. I'm only on the first song, but I like it better than the mellower American Beauty stuff.

[QUOTE]I have to say, Who's Next dissappointed me a little when i bought it. You'd think with three great songs (Won't get fooled again, Baba O'Riley, Behind Blue Eyes) on it, the rest of the album would at least be decent..[/QUOTE]

I think that the rest of the album is good though. Lunch did point out that the song structures are very similiar which is true. The version with expanded tracks is awesome.

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]I have to say, Who's Next dissappointed me a little when i bought it. You'd think with three great songs (Won't get fooled again, Baba O'Riley, Behind Blue Eyes) on it, the rest of the album would at least be decent..[/QUOTE]
I agree, it was a MAJOR disapointment for me and still is. I have listined to it alot of times now and nothing about it (except the 3 songs above^) seems very outstanding to me. It's very boring IMO.

Who among us here liked George Thurogood? I saw him in concert last night, it was a really good show. I was a little disappointed with his solos though. Not much imagination. They were more like long-as$ guitar fills. But overall it was a pretty good.

I have only heard a few of his songs but I like them quite a lot. Move it on over and Who Do You love are phenominal Blues-Rock songs IMO.

I don't really like George Thorogood, but I'm glad you had fun at the concert.

Who was the original songwritter of "Who Do You Love"? I've heard tons of covers on it and was woundering.

I heard George's concerts were great though. My dad said when he went back in the 80s or somthin, he just turned on every light in the whole stadium and played like mad the whole time, unlike the crazy light shows and effects other bands try to pull off. I would see him in concert though...but i need some more of his material too

[QUOTE=TheDMV]I have only heard a few of his songs but I like them quite a lot. Move it on over and Who Do You love are phenominal Blues-Rock songs IMO.[/QUOTE]

ya he played all his big hits almost right away, so me and my cousin were wondering what he was gonna play for an encore..he ended up coming out for 2 encores, and played some songs i've never heard, but still kicked as$. "One Bourbon, one scotch, one beer" definitely was the best song of the night. Move it on over was a close second.

[QUOTE=Distant Echoes]I heard George's concerts were great though. My dad said when he went back in the 80s or somthin, he just turned on every light in the whole stadium and played like mad the whole time, unlike the crazy light shows and effects other bands try to pull off. I would see him in concert though...but i need some more of his material too[/QUOTE]

Meh, you don't really have to be that familiar with his material to enjoy his show.. I like him and all but there's not a whole lot of depth to him if you know what i mean. ;)

[QUOTE=Schyma]Who was the original songwritter of "Who Do You Love"? I've heard tons of covers on it and was woundering.[/QUOTE]
Bo Didley.

I'll be seeing George in July.

It's gonna be biker fest.

My dad saw George Thorogood and said he was great. He now wants to bring me to see him.

I would go see him, but for a decent price.

Tix for the stones go on sale for here on monday @ 10AM. I really wanna get some, but im expecting them to sell out in less then 5 minutes

[QUOTE=Livewired]Bo Didley.

I'll be seeing George in July.

It's gonna be biker fest.[/QUOTE]

If the opening act is a 17 year old from Saskatchewan named Kyle..can't remember his last name..make sure you don't miss it. He is quite possibly the cleanest guitar player i've ever seen. You might not care for his music much, kind of a pop/rock, blues, funk combination (think Wide Mouth Mason) but it's worth seeing him just for his guitar ability. He'll blow you away :thumb:

to whoever was asking, the bluesbreakers were john mayall's group. mayall was the vocalist, harmonica player, and pianist. mick fleetwood was the drummer for a bit and the band cycled through eric clapton (imo their best era) and peter green (fantastic blues guitarist). green and fleetwood formed fleetwood mac, who before becoming poppy and weird, were a great blues-rock band. seeing as how i only own the album with eric clapton, i can only offer suggestions from that cd.

suggested listening:
all your love
hideaway
double crossing time

and that is where my mind draws a blank.
check those out though.

I'm uploading [I]Double Nickels on the Dime[/I]. So maybe some of you will finally understand.

Pardon my ignorance but what's [I]Double Nickels on the Dime[/I]?