Eventually I want to do a Cream F.A.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]Who would be an example of Country Rock?

EDIT: Eagles or Byrds?[/QUOTE]

Close enough. New Riders of the Purple Sage are country rock, I would say.

/waits to get shot-down by Badmoon.

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]I'm just listening to my live Skynyrd album, I don't see why people dislike them.[/QUOTE]

one from the road? thats a good one. favorite skynyrd song is tuesdays gone because im a sucker for ballads.

I'm not big into Skynyrd. I'd take the Allmans any day, and that's pretty much as far as I go into southern rock.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]I don't see what's so bad about Nirvana but I guess I'm ignorant.[/QUOTE]

No your not ignorant. Like I've said many times before Nirvana is a fine band, people just make them out to be more then they are. I have no problem with the band, its the fans I have a problem with.

One More From The Road is one of my favorite Live Albums, that is one helluva album.

And thanks Lunch that was a great example of Country-Rock.

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]No your not ignorant. Like I've said many times before Nirvana is a fine band, people just make them out to be more then they are. I have no problem with the band, its the fans I have a problem with.[/QUOTE]
yeah, plus i think it was the fact that it was on a classic rock radio station that upset them.

[QUOTE=lunch998]Close enough. New Riders of the Purple Sage are country rock, I would say.

/waits to get shot-down by Badmoon.[/QUOTE]

Yea, I have already started listing older Country Rock bands, new Country Rock bands, and bands that influenced Country Rock. I'm almost ready to start writing.

P.S. There are many more Country Rock bands than The Eagles, The Byrds, and The New Riders.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Yea, I have already started listing older Country Rock bands, new Country Rock bands, and bands that influenced Country Rock. I'm almost ready to start writing.

P.S. There are many more Country Rock bands than The Eagles, The Byrds, and The New Riders.[/QUOTE]
like skynyrd!

One More Fire The Road is awesome exept for that **** freebird solo :angry:

[QUOTE=willis2441]like skynyrd![/QUOTE]

Not really.

They do have some Country elements though. I'll try to say a little something about them.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]Who would be an example of Country Rock?

EDIT: Eagles or Byrds?[/QUOTE]
Steve Earle and the Dukes.

I just saw them last night. AMAZING show. :D

What have I missed in here?

Nevermind.

/is almost done reading all I've missed

[QUOTE=willis2441]like skynyrd![/QUOTE]

id say theyre more southern rock.

There's a Lynard Skynard Greatest Hits for 8 bux close by to where I live. Would it be worth getting??

Sup.

[QUOTE=Animosity_62]There's a Lynard Skynard Greatest Hits for 8 bux close by to where I live. Would it be worth getting??[/QUOTE]

Yep. They are one of the few bands where there greatest hits actually are there best songs. That could be debated though.

[QUOTE=i am miik]Yep. They are one of the few bands where there greatest hits actually are there best songs. That could be debated though.[/QUOTE]

K thanks, that's all the support I needed. It's only 8 bux, so if I don't agree with it, it's not much of a loss

I made the mistake of buying a greatest hits for The Who. What was I thinking :( Baba o' Riley isn't even on it, and Who's Next? was cheaper.

[QUOTE=DonMancini]I made the mistake of buying a greatest hits for The Who. What was I thinking :( Baba o' Riley isn't even on it, and Who's Next? was cheaper.[/QUOTE]


Ouch. :(

Was it the 20th Century Masters one?

Ah Skynyrd is alright, I'm not a big fan.

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]Ouch. :(

Was it the 20th Century Masters one?[/QUOTE]

those 20th century masters collections are the worst. most only have around 10 songs.

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]Ouch. :(

Was it the 20th Century Masters one?[/QUOTE]
Nah, it was The who - Then And Now!

It's not thaat bad, it still has most classics, just no Baba o' Riley :'(

[QUOTE=DonMancini]I made the mistake of buying a greatest hits for The Who. What was I thinking :( Baba o' Riley isn't even on it, and Who's Next? was cheaper.[/QUOTE]

I made the same mistake I reallly don't think you could make a greatest hits album for The Who.

Edit: Well any true fan hates greatest hits albums anyway.

I only get greatest hits if i know im not heavily into the band or im tryin them out for the first time (unless strongly recommened to get another album).

I did just get best of Jim Croce today though...i hope its good. I dont think theirs one song longer then 4 minutes though.

[QUOTE=Distant Echoes]I only get greatest hits if i know im not heavily into the band or im tryin them out for the first time (unless strongly recommened to get another album).

I did just get best of Jim Croce today though...i hope its good. I dont think theirs one song longer then 4 minutes though.[/QUOTE]

yea thats what I do too. They reallly don't serve any other purpose. Can anybody here really think of a greatest hits cd that you bought because you thought it was a good complitation (box sets don't count)

The Who Ultimate Collection is actually decent. Still doesn't do them justice though.

[QUOTE=DonMancini]Nah, it was The who - Then And Now!

It's not thaat bad, it still has most classics, just no Baba o' Riley :'([/QUOTE]
Yeah I've got that one, not bad. I could do without the new stuff in exchange for Baba O'Riley.

I think box collections are rip offs unless they have rare Live stuff on them, otherwise people into a band that much own jsut about everything by the band already.

I wish I had Disc 2 of the Led Zeppelin Box Set, it's the only songs I like all on one disc.

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]those 20th century masters collections are the worst. most only have around 10 songs.[/QUOTE]

That's what I got when I was getting into them around June. It only had ten songs, but I thought it was ok. Then a little while ago, I got Who's Next and Tommy, and I haven't listened to the 20th Century Masters since.

Baba O' Riley > most songs ever written.