[QUOTE=Badmoon]The one album that is highly relatable to [I]W.D.[/I] and [I]A.B.[/I] is [I]Wake of the Flood[/I]. I believe that album is absolutley perfect; Each song is fantastic.

[I]Blues for Allah[/I] is also quite good. However, it is nothing like the Grateful Dead had done. The album is Progressive. Influence of Classical, Jazz, Middle Eastern music, and Reggae are all easily seen.

Those album will probably be hard for you to get. So in that case, I recommend getting to work on their Psychedelic albums. [I]Aoxomoxoa[/I] would be the favorite around here. [I]Anthem of the Sun[/I] is also fantastic, but usually takes a while to get into. The [I]s/t[/I] is also quite good.

I find it surprising how you don't like [I]Shakedown Street[/I]. Last I recall, everyone loved it.

:)[/QUOTE]

Thanks alot, I think I might get Aoxomoxoa

I like Shakedown Street, but not as much as the others, it kinda had to grow on me. I tend to appreciate the early 70's more than the late 70's

I just picked up In The Dark and American Beauty a few days ago, as well as a ton of other albums i borrowed.

Im downloading them now, since our phones and internet were down for 3 days

American Beauty = great album

/obvious

Skull and Roses = Great Album.

Have you guys heard of Jake Wade and the Soul Searchers?

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]American Beauty = great album

/obvious[/QUOTE]

:thumb:

bumpage

I really like Catfish John, and Samson and Delilah is also one of my favorite Dead songs.

Bumped

Hah, nice usertitle/song, ATM

I love that song.

Can't you at least pretend to have something say, so you disguise the bump?

Whenver I try to do it I just say something like "So, Disrael Gears is awesome."

.....so, Disraeli Gears is awesome.

[QUOTE=wanton]I really enjoyed the Cat Stevens one though, I'd like to hear more.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, Cat Stevens is pretty good. Anyone like James Taylor? I'v been really into mellow country-folk (Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Cat Stevens) lately, and he's great.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]I love that song.[/QUOTE]
I had that as a usertitle once. You're following in my footsteps.

[QUOTE=lunch998]
.....so, Disraeli Gears is awesome.[/QUOTE]

Unos Dos Tres.

So who did everyone vote for?

[QUOTE=Schyma]So who did everyone vote for?[/QUOTE]
Dickey Betts and Mark Knopfler.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]Dickey Betts and Mark Knopfler.[/QUOTE]
I was asked a couple of days ago who Dickey Betts played for....do you know?

[QUOTE=Schyma]I was asked a couple of days ago who Dickey Betts played for....do you know?[/QUOTE]

Yes

[QUOTE=Schyma]I was asked a couple of days ago who Dickey Betts played for....do you know?[/QUOTE]
Allman Brothers, you didn't know that?

No, I knew that I meant what guitarist did he play with.

("for" was sopposed to be with)

[QUOTE=Schyma]No, I knew that I meant what guitarist did he play with.

("for" was sopposed to be with)[/QUOTE]

Duane Allman, an Allman brother

I love Led Zeppelin.

[QUOTE=rhcpdude90]I love Led Zeppelin.[/QUOTE]
ok.

i voted for betts. and the one before that i voted for jason becker because gilmours undoubtably going through. im still surprised at how few votes becker has. not to turn this into a metal thread or anything.

Joe Walsh needs more votes. He's one of the most underrated players out there.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]Yeah, Cat Stevens is pretty good. Anyone like James Taylor? I'v been really into mellow country-folk (Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Cat Stevens) lately, and he's great.[/QUOTE]

I hate James Taylor.

That goes for Jackson Browne too.

Dickey Betts also palyed with Warren Haynes.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]

Dickey Betts also palyed with Warren Haynes.[/QUOTE]

In the Allman Bros or in something else?

In the Allman Brothers.

I voted Gilmour and Joe Walsh.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]
Yeah, Cat Stevens is pretty good. Anyone like James Taylor? I'v been really into mellow country-folk (Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Cat Stevens) lately, and he's great.[/QUOTE]

Tea for the Tillerman is a great record :cool: Relaxing and inspiring to listen too.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]I hate James Taylor.

That goes for Jackson Browne too.

Dickey Betts also palyed with Warren Haynes.[/QUOTE]
Yea, James Taylor is like 50 year old woman music. I can't stand him.