[QUOTE=MaidenMadness]his loss
btw nice nick :D[/QUOTE]
No, it's very bad actually.

why whats wrong with john paul jones?

I'm watching Live 8 in Barrie, Ontario.

Sting is on.

Sting is cool.

[QUOTE=MaidenMadness]why whats wrong with john paul jones?[/QUOTE]

Zeppelin fanboys overrate him.

true but then again most fans do that with members of their favourite bands
true john paul jones was the weakest part of led zeppelin but you must remember that the rest of them were one of the best musicians on their instruments
so of course jpj might seem weak when placed alongside bohnam, page & plant

Our Lady Peace is covering Leonard Cohen? Wow...

Maroon 5? Rockin' In The Free World? This is most likely bad news that Neil will not play it :upset:

Only, like, two minutes until Floyd....I feel like I'm about to explode.

Yes! They're on!

*orgasms*

Wow, they did a great job. Reunion tour?!?!?!

magic

[QUOTE=MaidenMadness]true but then again most fans do that with members of their favourite bands
true john paul jones was the weakest part of led zeppelin but you must remember that the rest of them were one of the best musicians on their instruments
so of course jpj might seem weak when placed alongside bohnam, page & plant[/QUOTE]
Robert Plant was the weakest part of Zeppelin IMO. His lyrics sucked and his voice was sub-par on some of the later songs. JPJ may not be the greatest bass player there is (though talented none the less) he is a fantastic composer (as shown in his solo albums) and is exceptional on keys and mandolin, as well as several other instruments he uses on his solo albums.

/end rant

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Wow, they did a great job. Reunion tour?!?!?![/QUOTE]
Maybe after realizing how awesome they still are and how many people would pay a small fortune to see them they will.

Yea, JPJ was actually quite pivital in Zeppelin.

I can't believe that fag Rob Thomas almost ruined "Higher Ground"

/is the only person who cares about Stevie Wonder

Yes, everyone knows this.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]I can't believe that fag Rob Thomas almost ruined "Higher Ground"

/is the only person who cares about Stevie Wonder[/QUOTE]
Stevie Wonder is the man.

Stevie Wonder rules. Bah, I have to go to work now, I'll have to catch a re-run for everything else.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]I can't believe that fag Rob Thomas almost ruined "Higher Ground"

/is the only person who cares about Stevie Wonder[/QUOTE]
Stevie is awesome, Songs in the Key of Life is absolutely amazing.

McCartney was awesome. I liked when everyone came up on stage and sang, but I wish he would've played the whole "Hey Jude."

Today was a good day for Classic Rock.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Today was a good day for Classic Rock.[/QUOTE]
Indeed.

****!!! No!!! I ****ing missed Neil Young! **** **** ****!!!! No!!!!!

Today I was walking home from the library and as I was crossing the street a car sped through the red light going like 20 over the speed limit. I had to jump back to get out of the way, then a car (who had a green light) smashed into the speeding car. They both flew towards me and once again I had to jump out of the way. They both came flying within like four feet of me on either side. One spun completely out of control and hit a street light and the other had its entire engine like ripped off. No one was hurt though.

But anyways...the book I got from the library was like an awesome tab/sheet music book with tons of great songs in it. You know those books you pay like thirty bucks for? Well you should check out your library because mine rents them out for free, I just discovered this today. Just thought I'd let you guys know, maybe save some money. I'm learning Here Comes the Sun, but I can't find my capo.

edit- and what songs did Pink Floyd all play? I only saw a clip of Money.

That was an awesome story. They did Speak To Me/Breathe, Money, Wish You Were Here, and Comfortably Numb.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]****!!! No!!! I ****ing missed Neil Young! **** **** ****!!!! No!!!!![/QUOTE]

What? Neil Young performed? Aw, crap...all I saw was Maroon 5 covering "Rockin' in the Free World" poorly.

I didn't see any of it, I'm just waiting for it to come up on the internet.

/wipes jizz off keyboard

Phew, what a night.

/leaves jizz on keyboard.

And I didn't even watch Live 8.

Heh, rockin' in the free world by all of the Canadian performers was so sloppy. Still good, obviously.

Pink Floyd were amazing. I just wished I didn't have to sit though 6 hours of music I didn't enjoy to much to hear it. (but it was well worth it)

[QUOTE=lunch998]I didn't see any of it, I'm just waiting for it to come up on the internet.[/QUOTE]
I think you can watch the performances on aolmusic.com if you sign some Live 8 petition or something.

I can't find a way to skip the crap performances and get to the good stuff.

bumpo

I just bought After the Gold Rush. Great album.

I just wrote a mini FA on Jefferson Airplane for my new weekly series (all the metalheads are doing it, I figured I should join in).

[QUOTE=strummerliveson]bumpo

I just bought After the Gold Rush. Great album.[/QUOTE]

INCREDIBLE album! :thumb:

[QUOTE=lunch998]I just wrote a mini FA on Jefferson Airplane for my new weekly series (all the metalheads are doing it, I figured I should join in).[/QUOTE]

I liked it. Too many people only know them for White Rabbit and Somebody to Love.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]I liked it. Too many people only know them for White Rabbit and Somebody to Love.[/QUOTE]

Bah, I know what you mean. [I]Surrealistic Pillow[/I] is an album that you should listen to all the way through.

So, I'm going CD shopping tomorrow. I'm going to HMV, and they have a deal on some CDs that's 3 CDs for $30. Under that deal, I'm planning on getting an old David Bowie album, Oasis - WTSMG, and maybe an old Neil Young album.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Heh, rockin' in the free world by all of the Canadian performers was so sloppy. Still good, obviously.[/QUOTE]
I liked that performance. Neil's not looking too bad, for a guy who just had a brain aneurysm.

[QUOTE=savarious]I have always been a classic rock fan. The first band I really liked was Led Zeppelin. From there I started to get into Rush, the Who, Van Halen, Pink Floyd, Boston and Cream. Now I'm more into progressive metal, but I still listen to classic rock from time to time.[/QUOTE]

Surely Pink Floyd and Rush are more Prog than Classic Rock?

Mind you, there seems to be a lot of crossover between the 2 genres around that time.