[QUOTE]Umm yeah, the greatful dead is cool [/QUOTE]

Wow...apology...now...

oops, sorry. ****. You know that that's the first time aI did that. I apologize. ;)

jery garcea iz teh pwn

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Ah, it just seemed kind of random.

Festival Express > Woodstock[/QUOTE]
I really like Woodstock but I've never seen Festival Express so I can't disagree.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]

Festival Express > Woodstock[/QUOTE]

That's a big statement right there.

Woodstock was more about the hippies than the music though. So it may be true.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Ah, it just seemed kind of random.

Festival Express > Woodstock[/QUOTE]

Maybe music wise, but Woodstock represents a lot more.

[QUOTE=Schyma]Im starting up the new fourm poll its on the 100 Greatest Guitarists. Make sure you guys nominate. :)[/QUOTE]

Done. I might have to change a few though, cause I had to fill some spots becasue I couldn't think of 25.

I just downloaded that Dead show from The Fillmore East in '71 with Duane Allman. I can send it to people if they want but I'm putting this baby onto a cd.

Who's the guitarist for QMS?

[QUOTE=Schyma]Who's the guitarist for QMS?[/QUOTE]
John Cipollina

John Cipollina

I've heard that show, it's pretty good.

Neil Young and Eric Clapton are playing at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame this year.

[QUOTE=Schyma]Neil Young and Eric Clapton are playing at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame this year.[/QUOTE]
Will it be televised?

Can you change my Randy Bachman to Robert Johnson? I was going to put him and B.B. but then I thought it had to be R&M.

[QUOTE=Livewired]Will it be televised?

Can you change my Randy Bachman to Robert Johnson? I was going to put him and B.B. but then I thought it had to be R&M.[/QUOTE]
Yes but I dont know what channel or when.

Edit it.

Vh1

I'm supprised nobody else but me has put Muddy Waters in the top 25. I feel he has done quite a bit for rock don't you guys?

There are other who have done more. And just because he is influential is no reason to put him on.

That depends on your standereds for what makes a great guitar player. My top standered is exploring a new idea that influences generations to come. I think Waters certainly did that seeing how there is NO rock band that cannot trace their influence back to him.

I wanna see the rock and roll hall of fame, it's next saturday isn't it?

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]I'm supprised nobody else but me has put Muddy Waters in the top 25. I feel he has done quite a bit for rock don't you guys?[/QUOTE]
Yeah, he was influential but there are better guitarists than him.

This is the best Canadian export I've heard in a while:
[url]http://www.throwbackonline.com/v2/[/url]

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]I wanna see the rock and roll hall of fame, it's next saturday isn't it?[/QUOTE]

The place or the ceremony?

The place if ****ing awesome, I recommend anyone to go there.

I recommend you go to the Rock 'n' Roll vault in Orlando, Florida. Much more interesting than the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame.

RNR HOF do have a couple of Garcia's spare guitars, or replicas of his Tiger, and Wolf. Which I thought was pretty cool.

I was at the Rock abd Roll Hall of Fame. I was little, so all I remember was a giant Wall cover hanging from the ceiling and a wax model of slash.

I wanna go to the rock n roll hall of fame. it sounds like a fun place

but i have been to Orlando's Hard Rock Cafe. That place has everything, its really cool

[QUOTE=Livewired]Yeah I guessed it from the start.

More Eyes of the World bootlegs.

[url]http://web1.nugs.net/stash.asp[/url]
Shi it didn't work but all you do is go to song then scroll down to Eyes of The World and click on it then click search.

A bunch of versions come up.[/QUOTE]

Thanks, but only one of them was available for download. :upset:

EOTW is my favorite Dead song ATM. :)

[url]http://www.johnpauljones.com/multimedia.html[/url]

^^^Some cool videos. Livewired, if you're online, I was mistaken JPJ does play the slide on Nosumi Blues.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]I recommend you go to the Rock 'n' Roll vault in Orlando, Florida. Much more interesting than the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame.

RNR HOF do have a couple of Garcia's spare guitars, or replicas of his Tiger, and Wolf. Which I thought was pretty cool.[/QUOTE]


At Hard Rock Cafe in Nevada, they have one of garcia's guitars signed by the grateful dead.

Anybody familiar with The Eleventh House or Return to Forever? My dad pulled out a few cds for me to check out and I'm ripping them now.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]I recommend you go to the Rock 'n' Roll vault in Orlando, Florida. Much more interesting than the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame.

RNR HOF do have a couple of Garcia's spare guitars, or replicas of his Tiger, and Wolf. Which I thought was pretty cool.[/QUOTE]


I heard they have Keith Richards stuffed up on display there.

Is the RNR HOF worth driving 10 hours for?