We forget Hotel California :eek:



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Oh sweet rejoice!

USA - American Metapsyical Circus

And CSN - Marrakesh Express

OK:
Lynyrd Skynyrd-Needle And The Spoon.(Heroin, obviously)
Black Sabbath-Behind The Wall Of Sleep.(Acid)
Black Sabbath-Snowblind. (Cocaine)
Black Sabbath-Hand Of Doom. (Heroin)
The Kinks-Phenomenal Cat. (Marajuana)
MC5-Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa). (Speed, well, I think so..)
The Rolling Stones-2000 Light Years From Home. (Acid/Shrooms)

That's all that hasn't been said folks. :cool:

One Last Dance with Mary Jane? Or whatever that Tom Petty song is.

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]OK:
Lynyrd Skynyrd-Needle And The Spoon.(Heroin, obviously)
Black Sabbath-Behind The Wall Of Sleep.(Acid)
Black Sabbath-Snowblind. (Cocaine)
Black Sabbath-Hand Of Doom. (Heroin)
[B]The Kinks-Phenomenal Cat. (Marajuana)[/B]
MC5-Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa). (Speed, well, I think so..)
The Rolling Stones-2000 Light Years From Home. (Acid/Shrooms)

That's all that hasn't been said folks. :cool:[/QUOTE]
Absolutely.

CSNY-4+20 (duh)

[QUOTE]There must be a Bob marley song we could apply this to[/QUOTE]

I prefer religous Bob Marley songs.

Is Brain Damage by Pink Floyd about drugs?

A Kinks fan!
*High Five!*
I think that Village Green Preservation is one of the best Brittish albums ever.

*To Woodstock*

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]A Kinks fan!
*High Five!*
I think that Village Green Preservation is one of the best Brittish albums ever.[/QUOTE]

Only 5,000 copies of that original album were sold in America, and my dad and his friends accounted for ten of them.

[QUOTE=lunch998]Only 5,000 copies of that original album were sold in America, and my dad and his friends accounted for ten of them.[/QUOTE]
:cool:
Sounds good to me, and yeah, my Dad had that on vynil, the reason I say "had" was because I quickly grabbed it...heh

Da[I]m[/I]n I forgot!
The Rollin' Stones-Mother's Little Helper (Marajuana)

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]Is Brain Damage by Pink Floyd about drugs?[/QUOTE]
It's about Syd Barret.

Isn't Skynyrd - Needle and the Spoon about some members of the member that OD'd on heroin?

Does Dazed and Confused have some sort of drug relevance?

[QUOTE=JonG]Isn't Skynyrd - Needle and the Spoon about some members of the member that OD'd on heroin?

Does Dazed and Confused have some sort of drug relevance?[/QUOTE]

Dazed and Confused is mostly about women I think.

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]Just a note on the Comfertably Numb thing, it may also be about herion too. In the Wall commentary Waters said that during the Animals tour he was sick and to get him to go the the show he was injected with somthing by a docter and he had to play the show. I think he may have been in withdrawl and was injected with heroin, but thats just a theory.

And according to the lyrics of the Wall, Pink was on heroin hence him having those "swollen hand blues"[/QUOTE]


But Roger didn't write the lyrics to the song, Dave did.

Edit: And he based the song on a visit to the dentist.

In "The Wall", when Pink's wall is complete, he gets depressed and stays in his hotel room, and OD's on heroin,(I think). They send a doctor up to his room and inject him with something which supposedly brings him back to life, but it brings him back as a nazi-facist dictator instead of a rock star.

Weird. I know.

Disraeli Gears should qualify, even though none of the songs are specifically about Drugs.

[QUOTE]but it brings him back as a nazi-facist dictator instead of a rock star.[/QUOTE]

What a terrible plot twist.

Badmoon, did you ever have Travelers & Thieves as your avatar?

No, not once. :)

[QUOTE=Badmoon]What a terrible plot twist.[/QUOTE]

Makes for some interesting songs though.

So did any of your parents get a chance to see any good bands back in the day?

[QUOTE=Badmoon]What a terrible plot twist.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, blame Roger Waters for the concept.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]So did any of your parents get a chance to see any good bands back in the day?[/QUOTE]

My Dad saw a lot of bands.

Cool story about the Dead in NY: They had two friday night shows at the Fillmore East(8:00PM and 11:30PM or something), played until about 4:00AM, went to Connecticutt to play an afternoon show at 2:00PM, came back to NY to play the same times on Saturday night. The 11:30 show ran until 5:00AM when the Fillmore closed, and they set up in the street and played until the cops busted it up.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]So did any of your parents get a chance to see any good bands back in the day?[/QUOTE]

Mom saw Zeppelin, Dad saw CCR.

Yea my dad saw a lot of bands too. The concert he talks about most is Zappa/Beefheart.

I heard Pink Floyd tickets would sell out in minutes.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]What a terrible plot twist.[/QUOTE]

unless somthin similar to that happens in real life...then its genius...all the way u look at things

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]So did any of your parents get a chance to see any good bands back in the day?[/QUOTE]
My grandad went to see Pink Floyd and The Kinks. :cool:

[QUOTE=Badmoon]No, not once. :)[/QUOTE]
K, I thought someone did and I figured it was you.

My dad has been to tons of shows. Most notably The Dead in '81, and he's been to countless ABB shows.

Guess who's playing for free at the Taste of Chicago?

Creedence Clearwater Revival
Lynyrd Skynrd
Carlos Santana

:cool: