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Tasty Lixx...OMG. That's awful.

My first was the Bob Seger System...The warm-up band was The Boys who did that one hit wonder called Timothy about the dudes that ate their friend in a coal mine instead of starving to death. Wholesome entertainment there. Class! Does everyone know who wrote "Timothy (Sorry We Ate Ya)"? A...

Steve Miller-"Bingo Jet Had a Light On"

The best: I knew a girl who thought SRV's "Cold Shot" was
"....so let's a go shoppin' "

songsmith wrote:Christ On A Stick (somebody's really going to hell for that one, but if you want a subversive band name...)

I know the guy from COAS. I'll tell him you said so. He's still proud of that one.

Without a doubt...what in the HELL is KID ROCK??? Who is this inbred jackass?? What's his mystique? Who loves him and why? I believe that Kid Rock is a super-secret 20 year sociology experiment conducted by the all-knowing, muy-influential Illuminati from their Platinum Palace (band name, anyone?) a...

After lumping a whole pile of Steely Dan on Dave, guess I better come clean. I, also, am a Steely Dan convert. I used to hate them. The Who were so much more aggressive. And who likes horns, anyway? My friend Mike told me, "Someday you'll understand the Dan". Many years later I picked up a...

i remember when i was a young lad (late 70s) going to visit my grandfather would be listening to j.c., rockin in his recliner... but i still see his face with that grin on it every time i rock j. cash. Great story, man. I guess we didn't ALWAYS know everything when we were kids. Here's to your Gran...

Bo was the original rapper. He had the original posse. He took care of his friends. and a shameles self-promoter...in a good way.

RIP Bo.

Not to mention the BeeGee's Hey...have you ever heard the Bee Gee's first album (aptly named "Bee Gee's 1st")? It's tremendous. Must have been like 1968. It's very late 60's provincial Brit-pop. Kind of like Moody Blues, Small Faces, or "Village Green" era Kinks. I was shocked t...

bassist_25 wrote:
3). The most imporant point is that gear is merely a tool.

Well said, well said. Now I don't even need to post.

SEVERAL SPECIES OF SMALL FURRY ANIMALS GATHERED TOGETHER IN A CAVE AND GROOVING WITH A PICT Under the Covers

Sounds too crowded though.

No doubt about it...Roy was a little wacked. There was a PBS special from around 1970 called "The World's Greatest Unknown Guitar Player", or something like that. I used to have it on VHS. It was live studio cuts with interviews and his story in between. He does stuff from the first album;...

Some bands play it the same every night, some don't. I'd go crazy if we had to I agree with Felix on this. Having played in blues, bluegrass and alt-rock bands, I find I need a little room for self expression. The Alt band did things the same every night...got boring real fast, but the money was go...

XlifeNexus wrote:

• The Tenderfoot
  The Shredalhead
  The Grownup
  The Hipster
  The Hustler
  The Jerk

LOL! Good stuff man.

DrumAndDestroy wrote:but was really bored when they started doing extended jam sessions....and for that reason i don't think i'd buy any of their live discs.

Personally..."jamming" bores me to tears too.

I was starting to post this on the "Favorite Live Album " thread, but thought it was too off-topic. Some people love live records; Jam Band fans especially. Some folk love to hear live renditions of big faves stripped down by two sincere looking guys strumming acoustics. No doubt that &quo...

If you look at the "views" statistic at the top of the threads page, 2.3 times more people on this board are interested in whether or not drugs should be legalized than in a thread about the next possible president of the free world. And I'm not surprised. :cry: Drugs: 146 McCain: 62 Repli...

It's about the song, and I take a lot more satisfaction when someone says it's tasteful than when they say I'm good. Thasss right...all in service of the song. :) That's the way it should be, but it can be tough. You get praised if you walk all over everyone else, throw a fit and fall on the floor ...

James Brown: Live at the Apollo BB King: Live at the Regal Both of these records have great performances (and the recently re-mastered Live at the Apollo sounds MUCH better than the original), but what I love about both of these is the crowd. The crowds, mostly audibly women, go FREAKIN NUTS! Elvis ...

sunsetbass wrote:i used to have a charvelle guitar that loved more than anything. i really wish i had that. and the 3" i lost during circumcision.

Wait...you lost me. You had your Charvelle circumcised? It's a short scale now?

There is definitely an etiquette involved with "sitting in". I never ask to sit in...NEVER. You have to be asked to sit in...PERIOD. If someone I don't know asks to sit in, they won't. It's a self fulfilling prophecy. An exception would be if you are REALLY good friends with the band, or a...

P MAC wrote:he offerred to sell me the 1963 ES 330 dot that he was playing at the time for $300, but I passed!

I passed on a '66 ES330 for $600. Guess I'm only half the nit-wit you were. Doesn't make me feel any better though.

since this IS a thread about favorite female vocalists , so I guess performance and feel and emotion don't play as much of a part in the choosing of your favorite as going strictly on vocal quality does Well...which is it? The topic thread title is "BEST", not "FAVORITE" vocalis...

Year: 1966 Brand: Audition made in Japan. Price: Guitar 36 Dollars New. Amp 31 Dollars WOW! I accidently bought one of these on Ebay last year, but unmodified. I paid $65 for it. I feel it needs a zero fret. It's a mess unless you capo at the first fret, then everything is good. My first: Harmony L...

Did no one say kd lang?? kd lang anyone?

That's all I'll say then.

kd lang.