What song is that?

They can make or break a person so I wouldn't really feel sorry them.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]What song is that?[/QUOTE]


Grandpa's Interview

I really forgot how cool this album was until just now, I think I will go listen to it again

[QUOTE=Schyma]They can make or break a person so I wouldn't really feel sorry them.[/QUOTE]

Yeah a lot of artists owe their success to the media. The reason a lot of good artists never broke into the mainstream was because no one knew about them. The media can be helpful for introducing an artist to the world...but after a couple years of being famous no one needs the media anymore and eventually they just get very resentful of it.

I think the biggest concern is with the 24 hour news networks, and how sensationalistic, corporate, pro-Bush and entertainment-based they are

That was a good album. He kind of slowed down after Harvest Moon but now he's back.


*broken arrow was ok.

His work with Buffilo Springfield was the best in my opinion, but not as good as Harvest, that album is a hybrid of all good folk rock.

Meh, Harvest is ok. Its a good place to start. Right now I'm digging Ragged Glory alot. Its more like grungy country stuff with lots of electric guitar stuff. It was one of his most influencial albums of the 90's.

Have you guys seen the video of the guy playing While My Guitar Gently Weeps on the ukulele? It's so good.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]Have you guys seen the video of the guy playing While My Guitar Gently Weeps on the ukulele? It's so good.[/QUOTE]
Yea, I put it in the Beatles thread.

Went to see Santana w/Los Lonely Boys last night. It was insane. LLB's mix wasn't the best (too much drums, not enough bass) but their playing was great. Of course, Santana had about 20 people onstage and they were all incredible at their instruments.

This reminds me of a joke: How do you say "How far to heaven?" in Spanish?

Samba Pa Ti.

:D I slay me

I'd wanna see Santana. Does he play songs from throughout his whole career? Or does he only do more recent songs except for the occasional classic?

Santana is great. He has played with everybody. He's the collaboration whore. I'd love to see him, his tone amazes me.

[QUOTE=JonG]Santana is great. He has played with everybody. He's the collaboration whore. I'd love to see him, his tone amazes me.[/QUOTE]

Yeah he's got great tone. Anyone know what kind of amps he uses?

I believe he uses Mesa, Fender and Marshall.

Fun thing to try:

[url]http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.angelfire.com/fl/goodbear/images/58songs.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.angelfire.com/fl/goodbear/58songs.html&h=1170&w=1696&sz=1119&tbnid=iqTyiy1LTIsJ:&tbnh=103&tbnw=150&hl=en&start=8&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dgrateful%2Bdead%2Bsongs%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26sa%3DG[/url]

I think someone posted a picture awhile ago similar to this one, but this is different.

That's a really, really long link. Cool though :thumb:

I only have about 25 right now, but it's fun to keep looking.

Is the full-size image not displaying for you?

[QUOTE]Is it true Paul McCartney is turning 63 sometime soon? If that's true, I'm excited for when he turns 64. There's gotta be some sort of celebration going on worldwide.[/QUOTE]

I was just thinking about that the other day.

Awesome link Lunch, I found quite a few.

I ended up with around 33, there's some things I just can't place.

It's Paul's 63rd today!!!!!1111!!!!!

Happy birthday :chug:

/Puts on Let it Be

I just got a copy of Wheels of Fire in vinyl for a buck at my guitar teacher's garage sale. It's a bit scratchy in parts, but it's definitely worth it for just one or two of the good songs. Goodness knows I have enough copies of White Room lying around in different forms that I don't need the copy on the one I just bought. Heh.

Oh and guys, I just found this.

[url]http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/Dave/MclaughlinBook/[/url]

Mahavishnu Orchestra music book. Looks pretty cool. Can any of you vouch for its accuracy? I think I'll save all that stuff to my computer (so I don't lose it) if it's good.

That looks pretty accurate, but I'm sure it's hard as hell to play.

I just bought

King Crimson - [I]In the Court of the Crimson King[/I]

It's amazing, i really like it

Could someone upload some Mahavishnu Orchestra for me? I heard some at my friend's house today and it was pretty good.

[QUOTE=White_heat]I just bought

King Crimson - [I]In the Court of the Crimson King[/I]

It's amazing, i really like it[/QUOTE]
It's a great album the whole way through.

What did you hear?

[QUOTE=magicbus]That looks pretty accurate, but I'm sure it's hard as hell to play.[/QUOTE]
Hard as hell is right. I'm probably more interested in checking out chord progressions. My skill level isn't, and won't be anytime soon, at John's level. Heh.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]What did you hear?[/QUOTE]

I don't remember.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]I don't remember.[/QUOTE]

:lol:

I understand. So that's why it sounded so good ;)

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]:lol:

I understand. So that's why it sounded so good ;)[/QUOTE]
Haha. He should try Birds of Fire or Noonward Race. If he pops on AIM really quick I can send it to him. "bobslob04" is my name. EDIT: My work is done here. :naughty:

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]It's Paul's 63rd today!!!!!1111!!!!![/QUOTE]

Happy birthday! :chug:

/puts on You Never Give Me Your Money

It may seem an unusual choice, but I love that song!

Could someone post Birds of Fire?

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]It's Paul's 63rd today!!!!!1111!!!!![/QUOTE]Yeah, I listened to the Beatles all day today. And right now I'm watching I Wanna Hold Your Hand movie on TV

what channel?

[QUOTE=White_heat]what channel?[/QUOTE]Much More Music

Me with my bad cable and channel selection :upset:

Happy birthday P-Dizzle.



/puts on Back in the US