[QUOTE=Badmoon]You mean John Fishman? And "Julius" is a Gospel/Blues song. Listen to Lawn Boy, Rift, Junta, etc. They are pretty much a Jazz band, with a few slight exceptions.

Keep in mind I'm not saying there are no Bluegrass characteristics in the band. Mike is more of a Bluegrass player than anything.

:)[/QUOTE]

Heh no I meant bassist, dunno much about Fishman.
And I'm just wondering do you like Rift? I listened to it recently I think it has some serious weak points. EDIT: And yeah I agree definitely about the jazz influence among others.

Hmm, do you guys discuss Phish much here? Extremely good/popular band I'm surprised they're not mentioned more on these forums, the Jam Band thread is pretty dead.

Mike Gordon - Bassist
John Fishman - Drummer

You mixed up somewhere there :)

I like Rift.

I only just got into them, but A Live One blew me away.

[QUOTE=lunch998]I only just got into them, but A Live One blew me away.[/QUOTE]
Heh I was at their last show in Coventry, freakin' like 4 inches of mud layered the ground and I had to sleep with two guys crammed in the back of a van, but it was all worth it. It was my first and last Phish concert.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]That person must be really proud of that display of pure idiocrisy. I've read hundreds of Amazon.com reviewers should be trying to get someone to buy the Cd...they do the exact opposite from what I've read. I only go by intelligent reviews from consumers.[/QUOTE]


Oh my god, a different opinion than you. He must be retarded.

[QUOTE=BillCosby]Oh my god, a different opinion than you. He must be retarded.[/QUOTE]

Well it is a very silly opinion.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Well it is a very silly opinion.[/QUOTE]

ur mom

[QUOTE=BillCosby]Oh my god, a different opinion than you. He must be retarded.[/QUOTE]
Stephen Stills was better/more successful then Nash and Crosby (I'm thinking of way to solo into an adverb) when talkinga bout their solo careers. You obviously don't know anything about the matter, it's not opinion it's fact.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]Stephen Stills was [B][SIZE=4]better[/SIZE][/B]/more successful then Nash and Crosby [/QUOTE]


Ah, opinion.

[QUOTE=BillCosby]Ah, opinion.[/QUOTE]

I also belive that satistics also prove this

[QUOTE=BillCosby]Ah, opinion.[/QUOTE]
[B]better/more successful[/B]

wtf why am I even bothering...you are not worthy :lol:

Here, if I said "Jimi Hendrix is a crap guitarist. He could play a G chord if his life depended on it."

Would you accept my opinion, or pass me off as ignorant?

It is an opinion, but it is ignorant and just wrong.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]True. Everyone from Bob Dylan and Eric Clapton to AC/DC and Guns N' Roses have roots in blues.[/QUOTE]
ur forgettign one of the most blues based bands ever aerosmith

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Here, if I said "Jimi Hendrix is a crap guitarist. He could play a G chord if his life depended on it."

Would you accept my opinion, or pass me off as ignorant?

It is an opinion, but it is ignorant and just wrong.[/QUOTE]


OIWHOIUAHAOIUCHOAIUHAOH INTERNET ARGUEMENT

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Here, if I said "Jimi Hendrix is a crap guitarist. He could play a G chord if his life depended on it."

Would you accept my opinion, or pass me off as ignorant?

It is an opinion, but it is ignorant and just wrong.[/QUOTE]

Well you shoulda said "He couldn't play a G chord..", it woulda made more sense that way.

But you're definitely right, there is a fine line between opinion and ignorance...but it's usually not as noticable until the person refuses to accept any one elses opinions. Disconnection Notice for example.



Just kidding Disconnection Notice. :thumb:

[QUOTE]Well you shoulda said "He couldn't play a G chord..", it woulda made more sense that way.[/QUOTE]

It's obviously a typo

[QUOTE]OIWHOIUAHAOIUCHOAIUHAOH INTERNET ARGUEMENT[/QUOTE]

You started the argument. But laugh it off ;)

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]Well you shoulda said "He couldn't play a G chord..", it woulda made more sense that way.

But you're definitely right, there is a fine line between opinion and ignorance...but it's usually not as noticable until the person refuses to accept any one elses opinions. Disconnection Notice for example.



Just kidding Disconnection Notice. :thumb:[/QUOTE]

:upset:

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]
But you're definitely right, there is a fine line between opinion and ignorance...but it's usually not as noticable until the person refuses to accept any one elses opinions. Disconnection Notice for example.



Just kidding Disconnection Notice. :thumb:[/QUOTE]

:lol: :lol:

I also agree though.

D.N. recommend me a Funk album other than [I]Maggot Brain[/I].

[QUOTE=Badmoon]It's obviously a typo
[/QUOTE]

Of course it's a typo, I figured that...I just noticed you had already edited your post without bothering to fix the typo.

I actually didn't know you were online when I posted that Disconnection Notice, but it's quite humourous now that you are.

I think I'm going to go on a weekend long binge of learning as many Jimi Hendrix songs as I can. I only know a couple although I always listen to his songs and exclaim that I will learn it the next day.

edit- Who's that in your avatar Badmoon?

Holy Sh*t!!

My dad's got like 7 Jethro Tull albums on Vinyl

Just thought I'd mention that :)

[QUOTE=ultimaterocker]ur forgettign one of the most blues based bands ever aerosmith[/QUOTE]

youre forgetting...HOW TO SPELL.

lollercoaster.

no really though. shut up.

[QUOTE]edit- Who's that in your avatar Badmoon?[/QUOTE]

Neil Cassady. Grateful Dead friend, Merry Prankster, living legend.

If you have every read Jack Kerouac's "On the Road", he is the man Dean Moriarty is based off of. The book is of course based upon true events.

[QUOTE=Animosity_62]Holy Sh*t!!

My dad's got like 7 Jethro Tull albums on Vinyl

Just thought I'd mention that :)[/QUOTE]

The good ones or the bad* ones?


*the ones I don't like as much.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]D.N. recommend me a Funk album other than [I]Maggot Brain[/I].[/QUOTE]

You can't go wrong with P-Funk...

One Nation Under a Groove
Free Your Mind And Your A[SIZE=2]s[/size]s Will Follow
The Mothership Connection
Chocolate City
Up For the Down Stroke
The Clones of Doctor Funkenstein
A Motor-Booty Affair

Or Sly and the Family Stone
Stand!
There's a Riot Goin' On
Fresh
A Whole New Thing

and the soundtracks to Shaft and Superfly

Thanks :thumb:

No problem.

[QUOTE=lunch998]The good ones or the bad* ones?


*the ones I don't like as much.[/QUOTE]

These ones:

-This Was
-Stand Up
-Benefit
-Aqualung
-Thick As a Brick
-Songs From the Wood

[QUOTE=Animosity_62]These ones:

-This Was
-Stand Up
-Benefit
-Aqualung
-Thick As a Brick
-Songs From the Wood[/QUOTE]

Jackpot :thumb:

Those are all my favorites.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Neil Cassady. Grateful Dead friend, Merry Prankster, living legend.

If you have every read Jack Kerouac's "On the Road", he is the man Dean Moriarty is based off of. The book is of course based upon true events.[/QUOTE]

I actually planned on going to the library and getting that book today, but all this school stuff came up and I didn't get home till like 7:30 so the library was closed.

Those are the best Jethro Tull albums anyone could own! I'm quite impressed, I own most of them and they are wonderful. I don't have the This Was and Benefit albums, although I've got a couple other albums that aren't quite as good.