[QUOTE=badmoon349]No, The Grateful Dead are loved by pretty much all of us, but you.[/QUOTE]

Sorry to say, but i'm not a huge fan either.

Grateful Dead were [I]one[/I] of the bands that invented the sub-genre. There were some bands before and around same time as them that contributed.

Not a big fan of The Stooges but I do agree they were one of the first punky bands. Another pioneer band was Blue Cheer. They helped create the genre also.

Grateful Dead is a band pretty much displaying perfection. [I]American Beauty[/I] is... just... wow! Favoritte song is definately "Box of Rain". It's just a masterpiece.

Who would win in a boxing match: Page or God?

God, nobody can take God.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]God, nobody can take God.[/QUOTE]
It was a joke you downer


-Zac

I mean...the correct answer is: HA! ITS A TRICK QUESTION! PAGE [I]IS[/I] GOD!


-Zac

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That was pretty hard to watch...

[i]American Beauty[/i] is such a relaxing album to listen to. "Sugar Magnolia", "Box of Rain", "Ripple", "Friend of the Devil" - all great stuff right there. I just wish I could find the CD of theirs with "Touch of Grey" on it, I love that song.

^ [I]In the Dark[/I] :)


I also really like Workingman's Dead. I'm a bigger fan of their rootsier style than there Psychedelic style. Especially when they play Bluegrass, like on "Cumberland Blues".

I think I will check out both aforementioned albums.

Good stuff, I have a lot of Grateful Dead MP3s that I want to get albums for (so they're legal I guess). Really good pick-me-up band. :)

Lynyrd
Skynyrd all the way. My all time favorite band.

The doors

Humor what would you recommend for a first album? or badmoon for that matter.

[QUOTE=magicbus]Humor what would you recommend for a first album? or badmoon for that matter.[/QUOTE]

yea i want to get into them more too. also i wanna get "music from big pink" by the band...

If you're talking about The Grateful Dead, then go for [I]Workingman's Dead[/I] or [I]American Beauty[/I]. I'd also reccomend you get the first self titled, but it's probably not the best album to be introduced to them buy.

American beauty is awesome. Truckin in one da[COLOR=White]mn[/COLOR] fine song :)

I got Jeff Healey band- "Feel this" today :D Only $6 and it was in great condition.


I'm also reading the beatles biography. They did some wild stuff before they got really popular :amaze:

[QUOTE]I got Jeff Healey band- "Feel this" today Only $6 and it was in great condition.[/QUOTE]

Nice job :thumb: I'm going to go to the used CD today. Buy myself something with Warren Haynes, probably something with him in Phil Lesh and Friends.

Yeah, warren is awesome. Anything that he does is always top notch (of course the allmans are always top notch no matter what).

Did anybody else think Greg allman was black for a year before they bought an album by him? :( :shame:

No...

heh, I feel bad now. :upset: (of course without actually seeing him, and some of his solo stuff is pretty bluesy/jazzy I had no way of knowing.


SO how 'bout them beatles????

They play music :)

omg

favorite classic rock bands
jimi hendrix
cream
pink floyd
sly and the family stone
doors
rush
the who

come on here! someones got to pay the devil his due and at least MENTION the cult (blue oyster cult) :cool:

^did you read all 117 pages of the thread?

jesus! you know i didn't

[QUOTE]come on here! someones got to pay the devil his due and at least MENTION the cult (blue oyster cult) [/QUOTE]
I love Blue Oyster Cult!!! :thumb: They're actually on tour now, I wonder what that's like. Too bad the closest venue is 8 hours away.

Are there any prominent females in classic rock??? The only ones I can think of were those in the Velvet Underground

the closest venue to me is an hour away i think i'll go.

[QUOTE=CUt heRE]

Are there any prominent females in classic rock??? The only ones I can think of were those in the Velvet Underground[/QUOTE]

Janis Joplin!