[QUOTE=Schyma]Jim Morrison was more of a beatnik than a hippie.[/QUOTE]
Jim Morrison got his whole attitude from Lou Reed and the Velvets, which could be considered beatniks.

[QUOTE=ledpoisoning27]Jim Morrison got his whole attitude from Lou Reed and the Velvets, which could be considered beatniks.[/QUOTE]

No, New York during that time (aswell as its bohemian crew) was a wannabe San Francisco. Reed actually wanted to be like a Beatnik (ex. Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsburg), but of course was a little late, and apparentely didn't fit the description. Just like Andy Warhol trying to be original with Acid Tests in New York, when they were already going down years before across the country.

Info: Electric Kool-aid Acid Test by Tom wolfe.

I really would like to read that.^
[url]http://www.erowid.org/library/books_online/psychedelic_experience/psychedelic_experience.shtml[/url]

This is IMO the most importaint book during the 60's. If your still interested in psychedelic drugs it's also a fantastic read.

[QUOTE]This is IMO the most importaint book during the 60's.[/QUOTE]

That's a bpold statement, but I won't disagree; I haven't read it.

I've been meaning to check it out though. :)

So much for not being the drug thread.

[QUOTE=Schyma]I really would like to read that.^
[url]http://www.erowid.org/library/books_online/psychedelic_experience/psychedelic_experience.shtml[/url]

This is IMO the most importaint book during the 60's. If your still interested in psychedelic drugs it's also a fantastic read.[/QUOTE]

Looks sweet, I might try to find that.

np: Deep Purple - Highway Star

Why try to find when you can read it FREE off the internet?

[QUOTE=lunch998]So much for not being the drug thread.[/QUOTE]

The drug talk is loose.

Oh and Moon, this album is good. What I'd expect from the Dead.

AHH...*didn't see that part*


*will do*

Edit - To Schyma

[QUOTE=Schyma]Why try to find when you can read it FREE off the internet?[/QUOTE]

I didn't see that it all was on there :(

Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Seeds Have the same effect as LSD (they contain LSA) and are legal in the US, you can buy them at most plant stores. You take 5-12 seeds depending and how hard you want to trip.
/More drug talk

[QUOTE]Oh and Moon, this album is good. What I'd expect from the Dead.[/QUOTE]

What were your favorite tracks? :)

The Lesh tunes own. When I first got the album, I had no idea who was singing those two songs; I heard Lesh's voice so rarely and he sounded nothing like he did on "Box of Rain".

[QUOTE]Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Seeds Have the same effect as LSD (they contain LSA) and are legal in the US, you can buy them at most plant stores. You take 5-12 seeds depending and how hard you want to trip[/QUOTE]

You will also most likely get sick and throw up. And last time I saw a kid puke while tripping on Morning Glory Seeds, he got very worried; he thought he was going to die.

I've always liked U.S. Blues and Scarlet Begonias, and Pride of Cucamonga is great too.

[QUOTE=lunch998]I've always liked U.S. Blues and Scarlet Begonias, and Pride of Cucamonga is great too.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I'd have to agree. I also like "Unbroken Chain".

But I like "Pride of Cucamonga" the most.

In closing, it's a very good album.

[QUOTE=ledpoisoning27]Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Seeds Have the same effect as LSD (they contain LSA) and are legal in the US, you can buy them at most plant stores. You take 5-12 seeds depending and how hard you want to trip.[/QUOTE]
What do you mean you just "take" them? Eat them? Are they morning glory seeds?

[QUOTE=Schyma]What do you mean you just "take" them? Eat them? Are they morning glory seeds?[/QUOTE]

I believe that's what you are supposed to do.

Sooo....who listens to Janis Joplin?

I have her Greatest Hits. Big Brother and the Holding Company are good, but I'll admit that Janis' voice does sometimes get on my nerves.

[QUOTE=Canadian-Guy]Sooo....who listens to Janis Joplin?[/QUOTE]

I like Cheap Thrills by The Big Brother & The Holding Company, but I do think it is a little overrated.

I've been meaning to check out Pearl for a while now.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]He just wants to be cool.[/QUOTE]
Yea, because people can't like more than one kind of music.

/late

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]Yea, because people can't like more than one kind of music.

/late[/QUOTE]

You're cool now!...

We're joking around fag, calm down.

Chicago!!

[QUOTE=Schyma]Jim Morrison was more of a beatnik than a hippie.[/QUOTE]

Definitely. Beatnik is the perfect word for him. He started off more as a beat poet until Ray Manzarek convinced him to come sing his lyrics for Ray and the Ravens (or whatever they were called at the time).

Man I hate when I miss the drug talk! Never done acid, not planning on doing it any time soon really...my best friend's girlfriend's brother (if that isn't confusing enough) is a dealer, and he sells acid for 5 bucks a hit. I may try it sometime when I'm graduated and all that stuff, but not now. I'm happy with the drugs I use at this point in time. (and Salvia trips should last under 15 minutes, although the after-effects make it seem longer...although my friend tripped off salvia for about 45 minutes one time.)

I like Janis Joplin, I wish I owned some of her albums, but I only have a couple of her songs on my computer. She's also on my list of albums to buy.

edit- and that looks like a good book Schyma, I'm surprised I haven't read it already. I frequently visit Erowid. I'm definitely gonna read it when I have time.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]You're cool now!...

We're joking around fag, calm down.[/QUOTE]
Yea, I know.

At my school, we had a spring awards assembly, which pretty much celebrates the accomplishments of the seniors who are graduating next month. They had a band of 3 seniors perform for "celebration of music" They were introduced as a "Jam Band and jammed for a few minutes before breaking into Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 2. They played it during the rehearsals and the teacher running it thought the lyrics of "we don't need no education" weren't fit to sing in front of the entire student body and staff, so she said they weren't allowed to sing. They did anyway, and after the lyrics were done, as the solo was starting, the teacher's closed the curtains because the time limit was up. They kept playing anyway though, and the teachers had to go back there and unplug all there stuff. They got in a lot of trouble, but it was cool

I hate how many bands in my school claim to be Jam Bands, and of course are not.

I don't even think they are that many bands in my school.

I would love to form a jam band, but There are two (I think) better bassists than me. One is obsessed with jam bands, so he'd be better in one than me. I haven't been playing long enough to know enough theory to really jam, but I can't wait until I can. It pisses me off that I have no money to buy albums, because my musical tastes have been broadened so much since I joined here.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]I hate how many bands in my school claim to be Jam Bands, and of course are not.[/QUOTE]

I think the guys at my school were truly a jamband. They jammed for a few minutes, the guitarist was awesome, and they even had a drum solo even though the drummer wasn't very good. The guitarist was soloing just as the teacher forced them to stop.

Bands at my college are into that skater, emo thing. No jam bands found there. The picture of American rock's future is a depressing one.

I'm trying to persuade my band to be more of a jam band, but no one else is talented enough to actually improvise out a song. My drummer gets lost when she doesn't have her freakin' drum tabs sitting in front of her for god sakes. I get angry just thinking about how crappy my band is...mostly just my drummer.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]I'm trying to persuade my band to be more of a jam band, but no one else is talented enough to actually improvise out a song. My drummer gets lost when she doesn't have her freakin' drum tabs sitting in front of her for god sakes. I get angry just thinking about how crappy my band is...mostly just my drummer.[/QUOTE]
i could totally drum for you. if you lived in michigan


who wants to send me some Moe. albums?

[QUOTE]i could totally drum for you. if you lived in michigan[/QUOTE]

Midwest!

*pounds chest* :angry:

I would like to just start a band. A Jam Band would be cool, but I'm not going to get picky yet.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]*pounds chest* :angry:[/QUOTE]
is that a good thing?

Yes, I added the angry face for pure emphasis.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Yes, I added the angry face for pure emphasis.[/QUOTE]
oh ok

yeah represent for the midwest.

If you lived by me I would definately. Except I live in Iowa..


dotdotdot

Im actually playin with a band for the first time in a while this weekend, even though our musical differences have gotten in the way before...

I was thinkin, if the musicians on this board got the same recording program, could it be possible to send samples of certain things to eachother, overdub them, and send them on for re-recording...ex, any bassist,vocalist,guitarist,drummer sent a file to eachother, played a recording of themselves over it until they got a final result of a complete song. sounds complicated for a cause that wont result in anything special, but is that a possibility? I was think of tryin it out with my long-distance bassist over some drumbeats.

And look what i got [URL=http://s49.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1HENGCCAX715J2U404E70OOCR5]Eddie Van Halen - Eruption (Live 1994)[/URL] It really doesnt look like Eddie at all...but it sure as hell sounds like him. Its a 30MB file, so be aware.