[QUOTE=Woodstock]Well, At The Fillmore East is 1/3 of EaP.[/QUOTE]

True, and it's a really good 1/3 of it.

I just found one of the coolest Eric Clapton songs ever..

take a listen.

[url]http://a420.v8383d.c8383.g.vm.akamaistream.net/7/420/8383/3b858b51/mtvrdstr.download.akamai.com/8512/wmp/0/707/27174_2_9_04.asf[/url]

oh and for those who are really bored, here's my web page design projects.
[URL=www.squeak.echoechoplus.com/students/kosaka_aaron]Here's the stuff.[/URL]

I think anything that's about cheese, nuts, berries, or pickles is my teachers.

He's weird.

/put in BB&HC-Cheap Thrills

I'll give those of you without this album a sample soon.

All I have is Janis Joplin's greatist hits...

[QUOTE=lunch998]All I have is Janis Joplin's greatist hits...[/QUOTE]
Pearl is supposed to be a good album.

Lately I've been diggin' acoustic blues-Son House, Robert Johnson etc.

I love the raw sound of it all.

Ok, sample time. The first song is pretty slow, but it has excellent guitar work, and gets pretty heavy towards the end. The second song is very funky/groovy.

"Summertime":
[url]http://s23.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3DLI85YFN2QJI2YAYNBO238OGU[/url]

"I Need A Man To Love":
[url]http://s23.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3KM8KJDXX1CKR2X79C5MUGVDUM[/url]

Both off Big Brother & The Holding Company's Cheap Thrills.

I'm not really a fan of Summertime.

[QUOTE=lunch998]I'm not really a fan of Summertime.[/QUOTE]
It's on your greatest hits?

Does anyone know who [email]likearollingstone64@hotmail.com[/email] is?

They added me and I'm trying to find out who it is.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]It's on your greatest hits?[/QUOTE]

Yea, actually I'm giving it another listen, and I would love it except Janis's voice annoys me in some parts.

[QUOTE=lunch998]Yea, actually I'm giving it another listen, and I would love it except Janis's voice annoys me in some parts.[/QUOTE]
I just love the guitar work. Sounds very depressing/suicidal.

/is not emo

[QUOTE=Woodstock]I just love the guitar work. Sounds very depressing/suicidal.

/is not emo[/QUOTE]

Yea the guitar is fantastic.

They have a live album which I'm now considering getting, Live at Winterland in 1968.

I have the Essential Janis Joplin.

I like "Piece of My Heart" a lot.

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]I have the Essential Janis Joplin.

I like "Piece of My Heart" a lot.[/QUOTE]

That song owns.

[QUOTE=lunch998]Yea the guitar is fantastic.

They have a live album which I'm now considering getting, Live at Winterland in 1968.[/QUOTE]
Well, consider this.

Cheap Thrills was released in 1968, and was a completely live album. But if LAW has more songs, I'd get it.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Well, consider this.

Cheap Thrills was released in 1968, and was a completely live album. But if LAW has more songs, I'd get it.[/QUOTE]

They share a few tracks, but LAW has more so I'll probably end up getting it.

Well, my comment on Cream wasn't supposed to be mean, nor was I completely serious by stating "They aren't original".

[QUOTE]Badmoon, you are just full of pessimissim. Maybe if Lennon was your idol, like mine, you'd take life in a whole uplifting perspective [/QUOTE]

Lennon was too self centered, and blasphemous for my liking. I believe I have told you all the story of the negative confrontation between Garcia and Lennon. And I think having Jerry Garcia as an idol point me in a positive direction.

[QUOTE]Cheap Thrills[/QUOTE]

Good album :thumb:

"Ball and Chain", "Piece of My Heart", etc. It's got it all.

I may get another chance to shroom this weekend. :)

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Well, I my comment of Cream wasn't supposed to be mean, nor was I completely serious by stating "They aren't original".[/QUOTE]

I knew you were somewhat joking, just pointing out that they have a cool version of Sitting On Top of the World as well, I think.

Is Electric Music for the Mind and Body good?

Well, it is known as one of the greatest Psychedelic albums ever.

Three of Bob Weir's solo albums were just reissued.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Well, it is known as one of the greatest Psychedelic albums ever.

Three of Bob Weir's solo albums were just reissued.[/QUOTE]

Yea I just read a few reviews.

Does Buddy Holly count as CR?

Sure, why not?

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Does Buddy Holly count as CR?[/QUOTE]

Oh ****, I forgot to vote for you in the n00b part of the MXer of the month thread. :( Sorry.

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]Sure, why not?[/QUOTE]


Well.. haha whenever someone says "Well you know Classic Rock, like Cream, The Beatles, The Doors. Led Zeppelin, The Who, ACDC,..." Buddy Holly usually doens't make the list

I was just listening to "Everyday" by BH, it's so cute I giggled...repeatedly.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Well.. haha whenever someone says "Well you know Classic Rock, like Cream, The Beatles, The Doors. Led Zeppelin, The Who, ACDC,..." Buddy Holly usually doens't make the list

I was just listening to "Everyday" by BH, it's so cute I giggled...repeatedly.[/QUOTE]
I was gonna vote you and Rockjunkie but then I decided not to vote at all.

Buddy Holly is more rock n' roll than classic rock, I'd say.

Wow, Badmoon, Livewired, I am so honored!

/sheds tear

I guess I missed alot these past few days

^I expected you to get voted in. So, I just didn't bother to mention you. Sorry :(

[QUOTE=Livewired]I was gonna vote you and Rockjunkie but then I decided not to vote at all.[/QUOTE]

Well go vote now. Make yourself part of the community.

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]Buddy Holly is more rock n' roll than classic rock, I'd say.[/QUOTE]
And Bob Dylan is more Folk than Classic Rock.

EDIT-I voted:)