So is [I]So Far[/I] better than [I]Deja Vu[/I]? Im bidding on it right now.

[QUOTE=Schyma]So is [I]So Far[/I] better than [I]Deja Vu[/I]? Im bidding on it right now.[/QUOTE]

Isn't So Far a compilation? Doesn't seem fair.

[QUOTE=wanton]Isn't So Far a compilation? Doesn't seem fair.[/QUOTE]
Is it?!?!

I really like Deja Vu. My favorite songs are "Almost Cut My Hair" and "Deja Vu".

[QUOTE=Schyma]Is it?!?![/QUOTE]

Yea, its a compilation

[QUOTE=keep on phishin']Yea, its a compilation[/QUOTE]
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! :angry:

Eh ... So Far is alright, it's missing some greats though. Plus it was released before their second s/t, which also had some gems on it.

It is the most exceptable compilation, IMO. I really like it.

I have most of the popular Byrds albums, from their Psychedelic year.

Psychedelic/Popular
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Mr. Tambourine Man
Younger than Yesterday
Turn! Turn! Turn!
Fifth Dimension

Country/Less Popular
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Sweetheart of the Rodeo

Calssic rock is definatly coming back at my school too a lot of bands like the doors, beatles , the who and van halen unfortunatly a lot of people are into newer bands like thursday and taking back sunday. I have nothing against these bands there music just doesnt seem fun.if you watch old bands like Van halen or AC/DC(my personal favrite) they were all about having fun I mean look at the way eddie dresses and he smiles when he plays those awsome solos that is rock and roll If you watch those bands and listen to the words then i mean ...... in my bonfire ACDC set bon scott has a quote in there saying "all the songs we write are about one of three things: sex booze or rocknroll" thats where its at to me

[QUOTE=Badmoon]It is the most exceptable compilation, IMO. I really like it.

I have most of the popular Byrds albums, from their Psychedelic year.

Psychedelic/Popular
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Mr. Tambourine Man
Younger than Yesterday
Turn! Turn! Turn!
Fifth Dimension

Country/Less Popular
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Sweetheart of the Rodeo[/QUOTE]
Sweetheart of the Rodeo is the biggist album IMO.

[QUOTE=guitshred09]Calssic rock is definatly coming back at my school too a lot of bands like the doors, beatles , the who and van halen unfortunatly a lot of people are into newer bands like thursday and taking back sunday. I have nothing against these bands there music just doesnt seem fun.if you watch old bands like Van halen or AC/DC(my personal favrite) they were all about having fun I mean look at the way eddie dresses and he smiles when he plays those awsome solos that is rock and roll If you watch those bands and listen to the words then i mean ...... in my bonfire ACDC set bon scott has a quote in there saying "all the songs we write are about one of three things: sex booze or rocknroll" thats where its at to me[/QUOTE]

Yea classic rock bands were more about having fun. I mean a lot of those guys would just jam together, not even on stage but in the studio. Nobody does that today because they see other bands as a threat to their popularity.

[QUOTE=guitshred09]Calssic rock is definatly coming back at my school too a lot of bands like the doors, beatles , the who and van halen unfortunatly a lot of people are into newer bands like thursday and taking back sunday. I have nothing against these bands there music just doesnt seem fun.if you watch old bands like Van halen or AC/DC(my personal favrite) they were all about having fun I mean look at the way eddie dresses and he smiles when he plays those awsome solos that is rock and roll If you watch those bands and listen to the words then i mean ...... in my bonfire ACDC set bon scott has a quote in there saying "all the songs we write are about one of three things: sex booze or rocknroll" thats where its at to me[/QUOTE]
[B][SIZE=4]I DONT CARE![/SIZE][/B]

[QUOTE=Schyma]Sweetheart of the Rodeo is the biggist album IMO.[/QUOTE]

Well, it is one of the groups most underrated, even though the album is the group's greatest release.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Well, it is one of the groups most underrated, even though the album is the group's greatest release.[/QUOTE]

The Byrds as a whole seem underrated behind Mr. Tamborine Man; Turn, Turn, Turn; and Eight Miles High.

They pretty much started off the 2nd and greatest wave of Country Rock.

To change the topic slightly, is anyone a fan of the New York Dolls? I've been fascinated with the early 70's New York music scene lately (Velvet Underground and such) and they were really good. Any thoughts?

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]To change the topic slightly, is anyone a fan of the New York Dolls? I've been fascinated with the early 70's New York music scene lately (Velvet Underground and such) and they were really good. Any thoughts?[/QUOTE]
They were from New Jersey and yea their OK.

Anyone here heard any songs off of Robert Plants upcoming album? I heard his first single today...I was very very impressed. It sounds like mid seventies Zeppelin, like from Physical Graffiti. Hopefully the whole album is really good. He still sounds sort of the same, but he's developed a new singing style, not really his girlish wail anymore (that I try so hard to mimic).

Ben Harper - Burn One Down
Ben Harper - Mama's Got a Girlfriend

^Two cool songs. I've owned [I]Live From Mars[/I] since October, but I haven't appreciated it till now.

I just finished editting my Country Rock featured genre, and it's ready to go up.

I'm prepared for another two pages of comments, when all the others have beyond 10. :(

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Ben Harper - Burn One Down
Ben Harper - Mama's Got a Girlfriend

^Two cool songs. I've owned [I]Live From Mars[/I] since October, but I haven't appreciated it till now.

I just finished editting my Country Rock featured genre, and it's ready to go up.

I'm prepared for another two pages of comments, when all the others have beyond 10. :([/QUOTE]
After you I think Ill do Psychedelic Rock. :)

Are you going to do it tonight??

Will I post it tonight? No, I'll post it when Manu and Fast Fingers give me the O.K. to.

So, right after I post mine, email both of them and ask if you can do the next. :)

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Will I post it tonight? No, I'll post it when Manu and Fast Fingers give me the O.K. to.

So, right after I post mine, email both of them and ask if you can do the next. :)[/QUOTE]
Groovy Ill do that. :)

So what is everyone's favorite modern band?

I would say mine would be Raidiohead or Portishead.

[QUOTE=Schyma]Groovy Ill do that. :)

So what is everyone's favorite modern band?

I would say mine would be Raidiohead or Portishead.[/QUOTE]

I'll admit, I don't listen to a lot of modern bands. I listen to a lot of U2 and Chili Peppers, although they have been around since the eighties so it doesn't really count. I really like Coldplay and...um...Maroon 5.

[QUOTE=Schyma]Groovy Ill do that. :)

So what is everyone's favorite modern band?

I would say mine would be Raidiohead or Portishead.[/QUOTE]
ive been diggin the mars volta lately. and to a lesser extent the killers. theyre not too deep or meaningfull or virtuoso but theyre fun to listen to (the killers i mean).

Roky Erickson is coming ot with a new album. :)

For all who dont know he was the crazy lead singer of the 13th Floor Elevators.

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]ive been diggin the mars volta lately. and to a lesser extent the killers. theyre not too deep or meaningfull or virtuoso but theyre fun to listen to (the killers i mean).[/QUOTE]
About the Mars Volta: Have heard their new album? Would they be considerd "Trip-Hop"?

The lead singer from the Killers is very annoying, IMO.

Modern Bands
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Jam Bands
Wilco
Polyphonic Spree
Flaming Lips

[QUOTE=Badmoon]The lead singer from the Killers is very annoying, IMO.

Modern Bands
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Jam Bands
Wilco
Polyphonic Spree
Flaming Lips[/QUOTE]
I hated the Flaming Lips they sound "emo" and who is Polyphonic Spree?

[QUOTE=Schyma]I hated the Flaming Lips they sound "emo" and who is Polyphonic Spree?[/QUOTE]

You are way off. And you call yourself a Psychedelia fan.

The Flaming Lips and The Polyphonic Spree (Featured in my avatar) are two of Neo-Psychedelia's top bands.