I went to sleep at 11:30 last night as rockandroll pointed out. Which is hte latest i've stayed up since new years.

yep, yep yep. Woke p about 11.

I've slept almost literally all day before, till 6 P.M. And I haven't gone to bed before midnight this summer.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]I went to sleep at 11:30 last night as rockandroll pointed out. Which is hte latest i've stayed up since new years.

yep, yep yep. Woke p about 11.[/QUOTE]
:eek:

that's the latest you've stayed up? The latest I've stayed up this summer is around 5:00. The earliest is probably 12:30-1:00.

I acually go to bed around 10 or 11am and wake up about 8 or 9pm. i sleep in the day and work at night.

I have a bed time k? My parents were too drunk to send me to bed last night and they went to sleep early.

Yes, i'm 17, that's sad. :(

[QUOTE=rock not roll]I have a bed time k? My parents were too drunk to send me to bed last night and they went to sleep early.

Yes, i'm 17, that's sad. :([/QUOTE]

You should move out.

I did for reasons like that! :D

[QUOTE=Lunch]You should move out.[/QUOTE]

As soon as I get a non retarded band and one of them will let me stay with him.

Sucks being hte most talented member of a band :)


ego ++

I know that one. I have experienced living with a bandmember and it didnt work out.

Hi all
On Thursday I saw Rick Deringer and Mountain concert. I had only heard some Johnny Winter with Rick Deringer on it and listend to one or two songs by Mountain. Rick Deringer was awsome, he can really play guitar. At the end he broke out into some shred, which I didn't expect from him. Mountain was cool too. The kind of songs they played were like heavy classic rock. They did a good rendition of Crossroads. I also got to see Jason Bonham play with UFO.

that solo Rick did, did it have like really cool Harmonics in it?

I think it did. It was funny to watch him tap, he looked all streesed out.

[QUOTE=ColonelSanderz]I think it did. It was funny to watch him tap, he looked all streesed out.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, that solo isnt his. His Trainer taught him that because it was to teach him to innovate on his solos. It isnt in any scale whatsoever.

Bump.

I have to wake up at 6:30 for my job :upset:

So I have to go to bed early.

I still need to listen to that Mountain cd that Lunch uploaded a while ago.

np- Dead- US Blues

I've got to go to bed at a respectable time, I guess, for my job at the mini-putt. Sport of kings, that.

Arlo Guthrie, anyone? I want to get into his work.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]My dad bought my ticket, and my Gov't Mule ticket, and my Victor Wooten ticket, and my Deep Purple ticket (but it was only $5).[/QUOTE]
dude!!!^ i hate you victor wooten? :angry: goddammit ive been waiting for him to come the last time he did it was a 21 and over show. ive REALLY wanted tosee Gov't Mule too their guitarists are ****ing killer. :angry:

Don't know if it's been posted, but here is all of the Live 8 videos..

[url]http://www.sonician.com/live8/list.html[/url]

[QUOTE=JonG]Don't know if it's been posted, but here is all of the Live 8 videos..

[url]http://www.sonician.com/live8/list.html[/url][/QUOTE]

For some reason I can't download any of those. I noticed in one of the concerts that Maroon 5 performed Keep On Rockin In the Free World. I wonder how that sounded.

It sounded bad

Why do you think it is that the Classic Rock bands dominated Live 8?

I heard Maroon 5 completely butchered it. I haven't personally seen it though.

The classic rock bands grew up and were created to rebel against Vietnam and gov. and now they dominated Live 8 because it dealt with pushing the gov. to do something about poverty in the world.

Not classic rock, but I just got John Butler Trio-Sunrise Over Sea. Most of you would probably like him; he does roots and blues for the most part.

He's good.

[QUOTE]my job at the mini-putt. Sport of kings, that.[/QUOTE]

:eek: Sweet job :thumb:

I had two books (Used) come in today.
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A biography of Quentin Tarantino
Life of Pi

Threads really dead tonight.

np- Allman Bros- Instrumental Illness

Allmans are good :cool:

[QUOTE=robo2448]Threads really dead tonight.

np- Allman Bros- Instrumental Illness

Allmans are good :cool:[/QUOTE]
About the Allmans, where are they from? :smoke:

Somewhere in the south, I would guess.

[QUOTE=Slug]Somewhere in the south, I would guess.[/QUOTE]
I hard Danny Allman was from, like Mich. or something.

See, I heard that one of the guitarists learnt how to play guitar by going out to a cabin for like 3 mos. with nothing but guitar and food just to get away from everyone and taught himself how to play guitar. Then when he came out him and SRV did a gig together in Seattle doin nothing but guitar solos.
*private gig

:smoke:

[QUOTE=brettberry]About the Allmans, where are they from? :smoke:[/QUOTE]
Georgia. Also, there is no Danny Allman to my knowledge.

I got Searching for the Sound: My Life with The Grateful Dead by Phil Lesh today.

I saw that Life of Pi book, what's it about?

[QUOTE=Badmoon]:eek: Sweet job :thumb:

I had two books (Used) come in today.
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A biography of Quentin Tarantino
Life of Pi[/QUOTE]

Oh I love Life of Pi. It's a good book.

Does anyone think that Jake Holmes' version of Dazed and Confused is better than Led Zeppelins? I think the only thing that really makes Zeppelins version better is Bonhams drumming, other than that I like the original.

I don't really like Plant's voice, so I like the original version better.

/runs

[QUOTE=jpj] there is no Danny Allman to my knowledge.
[/QUOTE]
He is actually the first guitarist. He died from alcohol poisoning

:smoke:

[QUOTE=Slug]I don't really like Plant's voice, so I like the original version better.

/runs[/QUOTE]

I can understand that. Does anyone know what year Jake Holmes recorded Dazed and Confused? I think his solo is way better, it's a lot trippier (surprisingly) than Pages solo.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]I can understand that. Does anyone know what year Jake Holmes recorded Dazed and Confused? I think his solo is way better, it's a lot trippier (surprisingly) than Pages solo.[/QUOTE]
in late 80's wasnt it?
:smoke:

Dazed and Confused movie > Dazed and Confused song

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]Dazed and Confused movie > Dazed and Confused song[/QUOTE]
I hav enever seen or heard the movie, but when did it come out?
:smoke:

[QUOTE=brettberry]in late 80's wasnt it?
:smoke:[/QUOTE]
How could it be late 80's when Zep's version came out in '69? Jake Holmes did the original version.

Duane Allman was the first guitarist, did you mean him? He died in a motorcycle accident.

[QUOTE=jpj]How could it be late 80's when Zep's version came out in '69? Jake Holmes did the original version.

Duane Allman was the first guitarist, did you mean him? He died in a motorcycle accident.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, was it alcohol influenced though? All I remembered was alcohol.
:smoke:

[url]http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106677/[/url]

I suggest you see that movie, it's a classic.



Question for anyone who has seen ABB this summer:
Who's in the line-up?