[QUOTE=thickasabrick]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.[/QUOTE]

I could send you one/both of them.

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]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

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

and the soundtracks to Shaft and Superfly[/QUOTE]

dont call me ******, whitey is an awesome song.

Of course.

But don't say that word.

[QUOTE=lunch998]I could send you one/both of them.[/QUOTE]

I wouldn't mind that, although I suppose I should buy the records soon enough anyway.

Which one would you wanna send me?

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]I wouldn't mind that, although I suppose I should buy the records soon enough anyway.

Which one would you wanna send me?[/QUOTE]

Might as well go chronologically, so This Was first.

[QUOTE=lunch998]Jackpot :thumb:

Those are all my favorites.[/QUOTE]

right on!

Oh **** Disconnection Notice I didn't know you liked George Clinton and P-Funk...I saw them at Toad's Place a while, pretty crazy show, they were awesome though, and my buddy got George Clinton to autograph his ticket stub.

That's pretty cool.

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]That's pretty cool.[/QUOTE]
Did the tour go anywhere near where you are?

I didn't know they were touring :(

The only funk album I;ve heaard all the way through is Uncle Jam Wants You by Funkadleic, and I loved it.

Is it just me or towards the end of his career did song Hendrix songs sound an awful lot like funk.

A lot of early stuff was too, Foxy Lady is a prime example

Very true, I see it a lot more in his Band of Gypses days. I prefer his blues-rock-funk to his blues-rock. Too bad he got booed for it.

I love the Blues Rock era, Hendrix is great, haven't listened to him for a while

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]I love the Blues Rock era, Hendrix is great, haven't listened to him for a while[/QUOTE]

:amaze: I go into withdrawl if I haven't listened to him for a day.

:lol:
I love the Band Of Gypises album, it's great.

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]:lol:
I love the Band Of Gypises album, it's great.[/QUOTE]

Yea that was my favorite before I heard Berkly.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]Oh **** Disconnection Notice I didn't know you liked George Clinton and P-Funk...I saw them at Toad's Place a while, pretty crazy show, they were awesome though, and my buddy got George Clinton to autograph his ticket stub.[/QUOTE]
Heh, you live in CT too? I have so much trouble finding decent concerts around here... I almost got to see Blue Oyster Cult at the Milford Oysterfest but they got rained out (**** outdoor concerts).

[QUOTE=unclebobscircus]Heh, you live in CT too? I have so much trouble finding decent concerts around here... I almost got to see Blue Oyster Cult at the Milford Oysterfest but they got rained out (**** outdoor concerts).[/QUOTE]
Really? There's always tons of great shows at Toad's, and I've signed up for local concert alerts via e-mail so I don't miss much.
Like this Saturday there's going to be Gov't Mule at Oakdale.

Well I guess it's past the day, but George Harrison's 62nd B-Day would've been yesterday. I watched a DVD of him in remembrance.

So I just got
Grateful Dead - S/t, Workingman's Dead
Allman Bros - Eat a Peach
Traffic - John Barleycorn Must Die.

I figured it was about time I got Workingman's Dead and Eat a Peach.

[QUOTE=lunch998]So I just got
Grateful Dead - S/t, Workingman's Dead
Allman Bros - Eat a Peach
Traffic - John Barleycorn Must Die.

I figured it was about time I got Workingman's Dead and Eat a Peach.[/QUOTE]
The Grateful Dead s/t from '67?

Anyways those are some awesome CDs.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]The Grateful Dead s/t from '67?

Anyways those are some awesome CDs.[/QUOTE]

Yea, I already have their other S/t(Skull and Roses).

[QUOTE=lunch998]Yea, I already have their other S/t(Skull and Roses).[/QUOTE]
Nice, that's one of my favorite albums.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]Nice, that's one of my favorite albums.[/QUOTE]

Yea I agree. Very good.

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]Is it just me or towards the end of his career did song Hendrix songs sound an awful lot like funk.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, he had some soul and funk influence in music.

[QUOTE=lunch998]So I just got
Grateful Dead - S/t, Workingman's Dead
[/QUOTE]

How do you like Workingman's Dead? I love Cumberland Blues, such great banjo

[QUOTE=lunch998]So I just got
Grateful Dead - S/t, Workingman's Dead[/QUOTE]

I got Blues Allah the other day

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]How do you like Workingman's Dead? I love Cumberland Blues, such great banjo[/QUOTE]

It's one of my favorite Dead records. I've heard it before, just never owned it myself until now.