For the record:

Eat a Peach > Fillmore East

[QUOTE=Badmoon]For the record:

Eat a Peach > Fillmore East[/QUOTE]
I disagree but than again I'm a more bluesy fan.

Eat a Peach is a brilliant album.

But then again so is Live At The Filmore East.
It really depends what your bag is, improvisation till you drop:Live At The Filmore East,
Or Good solid rock music, with a bluesy tinge: Eat A Peach.

I have always prefered Eat A Peach though.

I like Eat a Peach better, as well.

Eat a Peach is a perfect album, IMO. I like it a lot more than At Fillmore East.

Fillmore for me.

[QUOTE=jpj]Eat a Peach is a perfect album, IMO. I like it a lot more than At Fillmore East.[/QUOTE]

I agree. I could listen to it all day.

/got new Harry Potter book

[QUOTE]/got new Harry Potter book[/QUOTE]

/got a second used copy of Fight Club (book) somehow

/hope I didn't pay for it

I've always wondered, did Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce just fall off the face of the earth after Cream?

I know Baker was in Blind Faith with Clapton, but did Baker and Bruce do anything after Cream besides that?

Jack has 25 solo albums and has collaborated with a lot of other artists and bands.

[QUOTE=jpj]Jack has 25 solo albums and has collaborated with a lot of other artists and bands.[/QUOTE]

Are they good? Because I had never heard that he had done anything solo. I assumed he was just a session musician and such.

What about Baker?

[QUOTE=robo2448]Are they good? Because I had never heard that he had done anything solo. I assumed he was just a session musician and such.

What about Baker?[/QUOTE]
I don't know, I haven't heard any of them. I don't know what Baker did, probably a lot of studio and session work.

not really into the allman brothers

[QUOTE=icantmakeabong]not really into the allman brothers[/QUOTE]
That's because you suck at life.

Just kidding.



Seriously, though, you suck.

[QUOTE=jpj]I don't know, I haven't heard any of them. I don't know what Baker did, probably a lot of studio and session work.[/QUOTE]

I wish Cream stayed together longer. They could have accomplished so much more together.

[QUOTE=jpj]That's because you suck at life.

Just kidding.



Seriously, though, you suck.[/QUOTE]

Look at his username. Of course he sucks :p

i think the yardbirds kicked ***

The Byrds > Yardbirds

IMO

Though they shouldn't be compared; they aren't that similar.

jeff beck kicked much ***

page did allright on bass

is black sabbath classic rock????

[QUOTE=icantmakeabong]is black sabbath classic rock????[/QUOTE]

yes, and at the same time the founding fathers of metal.

Ginger Baker has some solo stuff.

Jack Bruce collaborated with many other musicians, including Robin Trower.

Cd's from the library I got:

Bob Dylan and The Band - The Basement Tapes
Yardbirds - Birdland
The Essential Robin Trower
George Harrison - All Things Must Pass
Funkadelic - One Nation Under A Groove

I'm going to rip them all, and if I like them, I'll go and buy them! Yay for the library!

[QUOTE]and if I like them, I'll go and buy them![/QUOTE]

That'd be a waste of money.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]That'd be a waste of money.[/QUOTE]

Why's that?

Because you have the album except the case. You could even burn it onto a disc.

I guess so. But if I really like an album, I'll buy it. For this bunch, I probably will not buy all of them, that's why I got them from the library.

Yeah, if I [I]really[/I] like an album I get from the library I will also buy it.

I think Ac/dc is the most overrated band of all time. They were ok but everybody wears ac/dc shirts even if they don't listen to them. But people wear Led Zeppelin shirts and don't even know who jimmy page is.

Ginger Baker had Ginger Baker's Air Force for awhile I think, though the material from that is very limited. I'm thinking of getting one of their live albums from Amazon.

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]yes, and at the same time the founding fathers of metal.[/QUOTE]

Some might say that Deep Purple were, too.

[QUOTE=Hammer of the God]I think Ac/dc is the most overrated band of all time. They were ok but everybody wears ac/dc shirts even if they don't listen to them. But people wear Led Zeppelin shirts and don't even know who jimmy page is.[/QUOTE]

How do you know that they don't know this? Do you go up to them and ask them random trivia about the band, and if they get something wrong, they fayle? Believe it or not, people can like the same bands as you, too.

Personally, I always quiz everyone I see wearing a band t-shirt to make sure they know everything about them.

(Sarcasm++)

Didn't we just have a "fathers of metal" conversation?

Here's how it ends: Black Sabbath were the first actual "metal" band, though bands like Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, and Cream were "building blocks" for metal. But not metal themselves.

Yea, that's basically what we accomplished.

On an unrelated note, [URL=http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=366277]go here now.[/URL]

It's been a while
OK, Lunch, Jpj and MYR changed their names, did anyone else?

Badmoon changed his name to RNR and started liking arena rock, and Rock not Roll changed his name to Badmoon and started playing banjo.

Badmoon now prefers to drink alone.

ArrestThisMan is now Slug, but he hasn't come here in a while.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]Badmoon now prefers to drink alone.

ArrestThisMan is now Slug, but he hasn't come here in a while.[/QUOTE]

One of his posts are on this page.