What song are you listening to now

[cofi]

Sorry whitey, I'm not that keen on this band Brownsville Station, not my cup of tea, as they say bruv,

But them other bands you mentioned the other day
Like The Kinks, Iron Butterfly, The Troggs, The Ides of March, Blood Sweat and Tears, man, some good bands there

[cofi]

Sparky, all i can say about you going to Sturgis is, you lucky son of a gun, and I'm frigging jealous brother

It's only been the last 3 years that i haven't been going there since 94, I loved the place, great time, I used to hire a Harley in Austin Texas, (most of the time,) from some friends, and make a long holiday of it, traveling up to Sturgis, through N M, Arizona, Utah, Colorado, Wyoming

I did hire (rent) a car a couple of times, but it just wasn't the same

Enjoy it

[cofi]

;D Through whitey's post, i had to go and listen to

The Iron Butterfly-In-A-Gada-Da-Vida
I had many a good trips listening to this

Just a bit of trivia, (which I'm sure you all know) anyway I'll still post it.
The title was supposed to be "In The Garden Of Eden." Someone had written "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida," possibly while drunk, on a demo copy. A record company executive saw it and decided to use it as the title, since it sounded mystical and Eastern spirituality was big at the time,

[cofi]

If you want to see some videos of some of their great classic songs, and playing, I have posted a thread about Canned Heat, in the section "Alternative Music Styles", go and get some great Boogie fix

Canned Heat- Boogie With Canned Heat.

[punk]

admin said:

Well I'm not listening to anything (not for the last 4 hours) but watching Deadwood, the TV series, f**king best thing that been on TV for a long time, and they (the Dickheads at HBO) pull the plug on it
But before that i was listening to "Them" the band with Van the Man, from the 60s

Ed i have to disagree with you man, In their day the Who was a great band, even though i wasn't into them much then, of course i liked "My Generation" when it first came out, and some songs from "Tommy", I've seen em live a few times, and they always delivered,
I agree about Townsend being a Pedophile shit, and i don't like the fact he got away with it by saying he was doing studies about the subject for new material IMO, you dont have to look at and join these sick web sites to study them for material,
Why the f**k did/does he want to sing about child abuse anyway, sick Twat

Gotta agree with you there. "Deadwood" was a great show, "Rome" also. I hope they bring 'em back for another season. Anything but "John From Cincinnati" I just can't into that show.

Concerning the Who. It's too bad that the band and all their good music etc. has to suffer for the mistakes of one a$$.

I'm listening to ABB 3-13-99 "Please Call Home" (thanks to some good people for trading with me).

[cofi]

Yeah punk, i really enjoyed Rome as well, i wasn't sure about the second series, i thought it started a bit slow, not much going on, but the plot's did get better as it went on,
I think (IMO) it was because there was so much action and going ons, in the first, it would have been hard to follow that, but it did get better with some good action, especially when Titus Pullo, Lucius Vorenus got back together, spot on punk, great show


Today listening to ----> Mountain-"Climbing"

Also Mountain-"Eruption"

[cofi]

Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit / She Has Funny Cars" (1967

[cofi]

Dickey Betts-Dickey playing at Syacuse

Thanks Punk, your a good friend

[punk]

admin said:

Dickey Betts-Dickey playing at Syacuse

Thanks Punk, your a good friend

you're very welcome. Anyone else wants to trade, or a b&p. shoot me PM for my list.
I've got some ABB, Mule, Dead, Phil & Freinds, and Derek and more.

[whitey's world]

I went for something more on the alternative style for the ride back and forth to work.

Up From The Catacombs: The Best Of Jane's Addiction

cofi my friend don't you just love the tone Leslie West gets outta that guitar. I got The Best of Mountain cd in my last bunch along with Jane's Best.