I'm only 2 1/2 hours away from it. I went there when I was seven, but then it was a big waste of time since I wasn't really a music fan. I want to go back. :(

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld][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]
Sweet I like that song. I just got my good computer back so if your free during the next week, I would really like that JPJ album.

I'll try to get it to you as soon as possible :)

My Hard Rock Cafe has Hendrix's old army guitar, a Clapton guitar, The Beatles' hair and alot of ZZ Top stuff.

Who is up for some AIM trading?

[QUOTE=Schyma]Who is up for some AIM trading?[/QUOTE]

BeerHotWingsRock

[QUOTE=gocaps99]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]

I'm planning on going to the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame really soon.

[QUOTE=chopsticks]I love classic rock...it's practically all I listen too...I have always been a classic rock fan...

I like stuff like...

The Who
The Guess Who
The Doors
Deep Purple
The Eagles
Cream
Creedance Clearwater Revival
Pink Floyd
The Beatles
Bob Dylan
WAR
The Rollingstones

and much more[/QUOTE]
ditto

Toronto's hard rock cafe was the first in North America.:cool:

[QUOTE=Livewired]Toronto's hard rock cafe was the first in North America.:cool:[/QUOTE]


The Morrison Hotel is a Hard Rock Cafe.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]I'm planning on going to the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame really soon.[/QUOTE]

Ive heard nothing but good about that place. I might be able to go their soon...within the next year or so hopefully, but it would be great.

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]The Morrison Hotel is a Hard Rock Cafe.[/QUOTE]
Half the Album is called the the Hard Rock Cafe.

[QUOTE=Distant Echoes]Ive heard nothing but good about that place. I might be able to go their soon...within the next year or so hopefully, but it would be great.[/QUOTE]

Same here, I hear its amazing. It's only about a 7 hour drive from me.

Dude i love classic rock
 

thats all i listen to is Floyd, zeppelin, acdc, sabbath, etc... its doin a full revival i think

Your user name = Amazing album

I really love the guitar sound on [i]Led Zeppelin II[/i]. Does anyone know what setup Jimmy Page had on that album? I know he played a Les Paul.

Does anyone else like Led zep 2? Personally it's my favourite of their albums.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]Your user name = Amazing album[/QUOTE]
Quoted for the truth.

I like LZII.

Duane Allman is in like every one of those guitarists lists....he absolutely should be too, but how many of those metal foos actually listen to ABB...I bet about 25% of the time he's mentioned the kids are doing it because everyone else is.

I'm kinda saddened by the fact no one mentioned Gary Rossington or Allen Collins from Lynyrd Skynyrd..even if you don't like Freebird they are pretty God**** good.

...

[QUOTE=Woodstock]The only punk I really like are The Stooges and the MC5.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, the only punk I can say i get into is proto-punk such as the MC5 and the Velvet Underground. I like The Pogues though, they are sort of folk/punk with other influences.

[QUOTE=clown_phobia]I really love the guitar sound on [i]Led Zeppelin II[/i]. Does anyone know what setup Jimmy Page had on that album? I know he played a Les Paul.

Does anyone else like Led zep 2? Personally it's my favourite of their albums.[/QUOTE]


It was my first LZ album, but I think I like I more. But II is unbelievable

[QUOTE=ieatalotoftacos]I don't know if you guys knew this, but the 60's, 70's, and 80's are over. Let's try to live in the now. I enjoy Pink Floyd every now and then, but it's hard to get excited over bands that are never coming back. Sorry to burst your bubble and all[/QUOTE]
Hey i live the 60's and 70's in my head even though i wasn't there it's not dead, it just doesn't exsit in you mind frame

[QUOTE=clown_phobia]I really love the guitar sound on [i]Led Zeppelin II[/i]. Does anyone know what setup Jimmy Page had on that album? I know he played a Les Paul.

Does anyone else like Led zep 2? Personally it's my favourite of their albums.[/QUOTE]

The first LZ album I bought was Houses of the Holy and I really like that album but when I bought Led Zeppelin II, that famous crunchy riff of Whole Lotta Love just blew my eardrums to pieces, I just had to air-guitar to it. Such an appropriate opening to a great album featuring some of my favourite LZ material, What Is and What Should Never Be, Thankyou, Ramble On, Heartbreaker are just standouts on what is a magnificent record.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]It was my first LZ album, but I think I like I more. But II is unbelievable[/QUOTE]
It was mine too. It also converted me to classic rock. That trippy part in Whole Lotta Love blew my mind. Then there were those quick licks that Jimmy plays after. I thought how on earth is he doing that?



Heh heh now I know those licks.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]The only punk I really like are The Stooges and the MC5.[/QUOTE]

I've been getting into some punk bands recently. I mean not pop punk, but like actual punk. Its not bad Anti Flag is a good band.

[QUOTE]The first LZ album I bought was Houses of the Holy and I really like that album but when I bought Led Zeppelin II, that famous crunchy riff of Whole Lotta Love just blew my eardrums to pieces, I just had to air-guitar to it. Such an appropriate opening to a great album featuring some of my favourite LZ material, What Is and What Should Never Be, Thankyou, Ramble On, Heartbreaker are just standouts on what is a magnificent record.[/QUOTE]

Word up.

Everyone says that LZ [I]I[/I] and [I]IV[/I], but I never hear anyone talk about [I]Physical Graffiti[/I] or [I]Presence[/I]. Those have to be my favorite albums. Anyone else think that [I]In Through the Out Door[/I] is a load of shiznit?

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]It was my first LZ album, but I think I like I more. But II is unbelievable[/QUOTE]

I think its one of the best albums of all time I mean besides live albums I've never seen that kind of in studio jamming where the rest of the band actually stops playing to let one of the other members have a solo.

[QUOTE=Livewired]It was mine too. It also converted me to classic rock. That trippy part in Whole Lotta Love blew my mind. Then there were those quick licks that Jimmy plays after. I thought how on earth is he doing that?



Heh heh now I know those licks.[/QUOTE]

Sgt. Pepper's converted me

EDIT: In Through The Out Door in the hizouse


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[QUOTE=funkybeeatch14]Word up.

Everyone says that LZ [I]I[/I] and [I]IV[/I], but I never hear anyone talk about [I]Physical Graffiti[/I] or [I]Presence[/I]. Those have to be my favorite albums. Anyone else think that [I]In Through the Out Door[/I] is a load of shiznit?[/QUOTE]

I do like Physical Graffiti and I think it is an underated album which I could never find for a decent price so i just splashed the cash as I was recommended it by a mate. I haven't really heard the whole Presence album apart from a few select songs so I can't really comment on it. I don't really like Coda or In Through the Out Door all that much.

[QUOTE]EDIT: In Through The Out Door in the hizouse [/QUOTE]

Really? It all seems to me like a bunch of sloppy guitar playing, cheesy attempts at song variety, and synthezized garbage that Zep really isn't good at. Not saying I hate synth, I love Rush and Yes, but it's weird hearing the creators of such songs as "Bron-Yr-Aur" and "What Is And What Should Never Be" using a Moog.