Why'd they do that?

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]You know what I thought was interesting.

The Who burned all their master Tommy tapes, so the CD versions are never going to sound the same as the vinyl.

I want a vinyl copy now.[/QUOTE]

/Has Tommy on vinyl, cassette, and Cd.

I want to listen to Sparks on vinyl with a candle burning.

You'll get to see your future!

Oh god today sombody at school tried to convince me Pet Sounds by the Beach Boys was one of the best pshycidellic (sp?) cds of all time. Just no anybody who says "be true to your women, like you would to your school" is exempt from any list rock and roll wise.

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]Oh god today sombody at school tried to convince me Pet Sounds by the Beach Boys was one of the best pshycidellic (sp?) cds of all time. Just no anybody who says "be true to your women, like you would to your school" is exempt from any list rock and roll wise.[/QUOTE]

pet sounds is one of the best albums of all time. without pet sounds there would be no sgt. peppers (paul himself stated that they made sgt. peppers to try and top pet sounds). the album is a great great album, with tons of solid songs like god only knows, wouldn't it be nice, sloop john b, caroline no, etc. shame on you for knocking pet sounds.

Beach Boys paved the way for the Beatles as ^ said, they tried to exactly sound like them, they worshipped the Beach Boys..

PS: Brian Wilson=great.

Wow I take my statment back then. I have been proved wrong. Well I still hate the Beach Boys, but at least now I respect them.

everythings already been said but i had to post.

stupid!

just kidding.

Yea Pet Sounds was an influential album, but it's not the greatest psychadelic album of all time imo.

Pet Sounds is influential, sure, but I think it's pretty dated. Some albums age well (like Sgt. Pepper or DSOTM) but I don't think Pet Sounds did so much. But, I haven't listened to it in a little while, maybe I'll like it more next time.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]Yea Pet Sounds was an influential album, but it's not the greatest psychadelic album of all time imo.[/QUOTE]

Yea I apoligize for my statment before. I had no idea, I mean I know I should know my stuff, I usually do but with the Full House guest apperences, and the surfer music I woudn't have guessed.

Tommorow we party!

The Beach Boys rule.

Eat a Peach is fantastic.

Bonzo, nice avatar.

I'm buying shrooms and CD's tommorow.

Yea, I am now up to date. :cool:

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]Yea I apoligize for my statment before. I had no idea, I mean I know I should know my stuff, I usually do but with the Full House guest apperences, and the surfer music I woudn't have guessed.[/QUOTE]

:lol: I saw that one.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]:lol: I saw that one.[/QUOTE]

Yea I mean oh god yea I just didn't see them as being influencial in that way. Yea you guys are gonna have to excuse me for not being 100% on pshycidellic rock facts, or even on how to spell it, Ii've only been listening to bands that fall under that catagory (Syd Barrett, the Beatles, Brian Jonestown Massacre, ect) for about a month or so. But meh we all have to be noobs to it somtime.

EDIT: Actually somthing I just realized I got my first classic rock cd (Led Zeppelin greatist hits) in March of last year. I have been listening to classic rock for a full year now :smoke: :chug: :smoke:

*Psychedelic :)

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]Yea I mean oh god yea I just didn't see them as being influencial in that way. Yea you guys are gonna have to excuse me for not being 100% on pshycidellic rock facts, or even on how to spell it, Ii've only been listening to bands that fall under that catagory (Syd Barrett, the Beatles, Brian Jonestown Massacre, ect) for about a month or so. But meh we all have to be noobs to it somtime.[/QUOTE]

Don't worry, it's still relatively new to me too.

And Brian Wilson said Pet Sounds was based off of Rubber Soul :lol:

[QUOTE=Badmoon]*Psychedelic :)[/QUOTE]

Thanks, you know the sad thing is I'm actually writting that down because I know I'm not going to be able to remember how to spell that.

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]Yea I mean oh god yea I just didn't see them as being influencial in that way. Yea you guys are gonna have to excuse me for not being 100% on pshycidellic rock facts, or even on how to spell it, Ii've only been listening to bands that fall under that catagory (Syd Barrett, the Beatles, Brian Jonestown Massacre, ect) for about a month or so. But meh we all have to be noobs to it somtime.

EDIT: Actually somthing I just realized I got my first classic rock cd (Led Zeppelin greatist hits) in March of last year. I have been listening to classic rock for a full year now :smoke: :chug: :smoke:[/QUOTE]
Hah, yeah, I've only been getting into classic rock more recently too. I love it, of course. Led Zep, naturally great. What else have I been listening to? Derek and the Dominos (Clapton's band), I've really enjoyed. I always liked the Beatles. Hendrix, er, Cream (I do suppose they count, are they considered psychedelic rock?)

In some ways I like being a newb to classic rock, there's so much more to listen to, and it'll be new to me.

[QUOTE=RobNY]Hah, yeah, I've only been getting into classic rock more recently too. I love it, of course. Led Zep, naturally great. What else have I been listening to? Derek and the Dominos (Clapton's band), I've really enjoyed. I always liked the Beatles. Hendrix, er, Cream (I do suppose they count, are they considered psychedelic rock?)

In some ways I like being a newb to classic rock, there's so much more to listen to, and it'll be new to me.[/QUOTE]
absolutely cream is considered classic rock. ive only been listening to it for a little over a year. you can always come here for suggestions man.

The only thing I don't like about being a noob to classic rock is the first time I heard Pin Ball Wizerd or Revolution the first thought that went in my head wasn't "oh what a great song" it was "oh I heard this in a commercial" :angry:. I wish I grew up in the 60's so that those great bands wouldn't have had time to sell their songs before I heard them......but on the other hand who doesn't wish they grew up in the 60's.

Yeah, I wish I was born in England in 1945.

Possibly the greatest/oddest album cover ever.

[url]http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B000002LTW.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg[/url]

You know while we are on the subject of Psychedelic (thanks Badmoon) Rock, I'm just wondering who in here has heard of The Brian Jonestown Massare, I talk about them quite a bit, but I don't think they are very popular. If you haven't heard of them put them number one on your list of people to cheak out.

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]You know while we are on the subject of Psychedelic (thanks Badmoon) Rock, I'm just wondering who in here has heard of The Brian Jonestown Massare, I talk about them quite a bit, but I don't think they are very popular. If you haven't heard of them put them number one on your list of people to cheak out.[/QUOTE]
ive heard of them and seen their stuff in stores but never bought anything. what album would you recommend?

Dr. John does Right Place, Wrong Time right? Off the Dazed and Confused soundtrack?

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]ive heard of them and seen their stuff in stores but never bought anything. what album would you recommend?[/QUOTE]

Hmmmmmm well Methodrone is great, but they just put out a greatist hits album Tepid Peppermint Wonderland: A Retrospective, thats not bad. The greatest hits would probally be your best bet.

[url]http://launch.yahoo.com/ar-287409-bio--Brian-Jonestown-Massacre[/url]

[url]http://www.brianjonestownmassacre.com/bandinfo.html[/url]

There is some good info on them. Cheak them out, trust me you will all be glad you did.

Well where I'm from its 12:00 so happy one year of the classic rock thread. Cool I started listening to classic rock the same time this thread was created. Guess it was just ment to be man.

Wow. This thread is almost a year old.

Classic rock truely is awesome. I remember bumping this thread from the 6th page back when it only had 1000 posts. So many memories.

Classic rock is awesome.. I wish I started listening to it earlier