Yes they are..............you should be ashamed

Just felt a need here to interject the following:

Jeremy,

Great Avatar!

Thank you.



Hendrix = God



Read my Song of the Hour post on MM (along with gear thread).

That movie rocks...

"But this goes up to eleven..."

That is one of the funniest things I have ever seen in a movie, I laughed so much at that! God bless Marshalls

So many amazing quotes on from that movie:

"Hear that sustain?"

"There's such a fine line between stupid and clever."

"The police said some things are better left unexplained."


I've got the special edition dvd.

I love spinal tap
and did anybody ever see the movie that KISS made??
well it didn't work out too well

Actually, yes. A lot of people say they love Floyd, but have only heard of Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall. If you've listened to Atom Heart Mother or More, then you are an actual hard-core fan.

Btw, I'm listening to It Really Doesn't Matter from ELO's Zoom album.

Yeah, I've only got those 2, but am getting Wish you where here soon as I can.

I've heard all of Pink Floyd's songs at one time or another. I don't remember them all, but does that make me a hard-core fan? Oh, and I have a Pink Floyd patch sewn on my shoe...

lol, I love them now

Just had to listen a bit
You need to warm up to them

Hahahaha, that's great. They're my favorite band and have been for awhile.

You probably haven't heard all of them. If you have, then you are obsessed with Floyd. Pink Floyd made several albums that normal people would never know about unless they liked Floyd.

The albums are:

(Syd Barret, Nick Mason, Roger Waters, Richard Wright)
Piper at the Gates of Dawn (1967)

(David Gilmour plays when Syd can't)
A Saucerful of Secrets (1968)
A Nice Pair (1969)[The first two albums]

(Syd leaves due to mental breakdown, Gilmour takes place)
More (1969)[Soundtrack]
Relics (1970)[An Early Best Of...]
Atom Heart Mother (1970)
Ummagumma (1970)[Double album, one studio, one live]
Meddle (1971)
Obscured by Clouds (1972){Soundtrack to La Valle)
Dark Side of the Moon (1972)
Wish You Were Here (1975)
Animals (1977)
The Wall (1979)
Works (1983)[Another Best Of...]
The Final Cut (1984)
A Collection of Great Dance Songs (1986)[It wasn't Floyd's idea, and was really bad]

(All members persue solo albums, but find that no one know who they are!)
(David Gilmour, Nick Mason, Richard Wright team up to continue Floyd, but Roger Waters wants to put the band to rest. This leads to a lawsuit, and Gilmour, Mason, and Wright win.)

A Momentary Lapse of Reason (1987)
The Delicate Sound of Thunder (1989)[Live AMLOR]
The Division Bell (1994)
Pulse (1996)[Live Division Bell]

Some Floyd fans disregard AMLOR and Divison Bell, because Waters (a major part of Floyd) had left by then. However Floyd has changed its sound and members so many times it is almost impossible to say what is the true Pink Floyd.

I have heard of most of those. I have The Wall and Animals on vinyl and Dark Side of the Moon on CD. My parents also got a CD of just like 40 songs or so by them. Pretty good. We also have a few on cassette, can't remember which. Finally, I have the Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii DVD. That thing's awesome.

(newly aquired favorite bands) Unearth,Breaking Benjamin,White Stripes,SoaD, and System of a Down

They're the same band

Marilyn Manson, Slipknot , Korn Red Hot Chili Peppers, Orgy, System of a Down, Tool, Deftones, Audioslave, A Perfect Circle, Nirvana, Garbage.

Even the older stuff like the Stones, Jimi Hendriz, Led Zeppelin.

Well i love division bell and pink floyd is awesome money is a classic
but by far my fav. song by them is Wish you were here the acustic version. And I was listening to this song Labyrinth on some site but It was labled rare. You ever heard of it?

I think Led Zepplin has probably got to be one of the greatest bands of all time...


I mean seriously, who doesn't know Stairway To Heaven?

Your parents probably have Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd. It is a two CD album and has 26 songs on it. It is what got me into Floyd in the first place, but some of the songs are shortened. I've not seen Live at Pompeii, but I have been to the amphitheatre where it was filmed.



I've never heard of the name Labyrinth, but I may have heard the song. Pink Floyd often gave their songs multiple names before settling on the final one. (Marooned was originally called The Whale Song) Sometimes a song or album may go through many versions. (Echoes originally sounded completely different, Dark Side originally had Richard Wright singing almost all the songs, but he only sings a couple in the released version.)

Labyrinth was played in September 1969 by Gilmour, Mason, Waters and Wright.
If you remember where you found it please tell me.

Ok here it is listen to the song for urself
Edit: it didn't work i don't know why but if it is helpfull the first 8 second are there

Yeah.










What the hell was that? It was like 8 seconds of horrible clicking and screechs.

sry about that it's my messed up crappy computer and trust me the song is better than just the beggining

im more into death metal myself.

arsis
darkest hour
black dahlia murder

of that variety. a little metalcore..

rifles at recess
between the buried and me (though more progressive tech)
undying

Some of those bands sound a bit to "punk/goth/emo" for their own good

yeah no offense people but I can't stand bands like green day and all those rock star wannabes. they are more like opra than rock. thats why I don't like most new rock and stuff it just sucks.
I guess I can just connect more to old rock

Older Green Day was good, nothing like their new stuff. The other bands like GC or Breaking Ben. aren't that good though.

I can't believe Deep Purple isn't on here (no, I'm not referring to smoke on the water )

The original line up....................Gods



I did see that someone was digging Dio -- right on!

AGREED!! Why don't they just go back to where they came from???

40nrockinon

WOW!!! You are asking a BIG QUESTION

I like a lot of stuff: Disturbed, Godsmack, NIN, Seether, Rob Zombie, Korn, Orgy, 3 Days Grace, Killswitch Engage...the list can go on, but I'll stop there. I think you guys get the idea.

40nrockinon

I like:

Styx
Queen
Rod Stewart
Chevelle
Linkin Park
Crossfade
Metallica
Scorps
Zeppelin
Beatles
Journey
Aerosmith
GooGoo Dolls
Fleetwood Mac

And the list could go on. [:

They rock!!!

Im surprised no one said EMPEROR!!!

Bands I like:
Emperor
Opeth
Bleeding Through
Black Dahlia Murder

Bands/People I hate:
HIM
Good Charlotte
Simple Plan
Ashlee Simspon
Avril Lavinge (DOnt know how to seppl her name.. Lol)

Did you see that 101 best rock bands on VH1 I think... It rocked.

I like every rock band from AC to Zeppelin. Hells Bells, where would we be without rock?

I like greenday,paparoach,my chemical romance,The killers,linkin park,nickelback,Korn,
Coldplay,American rejects,and fall out boy.

how dare you insult my minds likes, the philosophy that controls them, and my way of music!

I HAVE A LIVE LED ZEPPLIN ALBUM THAT ACTUALLY ALL THE SONGS JUST SORT OF MELD INTO EACH OTHER! NONE STOP, IT'S A DOUBLE SET. HAVE BEEN TRYING TO FIND THE SAME THING IN CD FORM BUT CANNOT. IT IS NOT ON THE OFFICIAL SIGHT OR ANY WHERE ELSE I HAVE LOOKED.

SLIPKNOT ROCKS!!!! Mudvayne, Disturbed, Atreyu, A7X, Bleeding Through, As I lay Dying, HIM, Cradle of Filth, Dimmu Borgir, Marilyn Manson....the list is endless. Heavey Metal!!!!

[indent]DIDN'T SEE ANYONE MENTION THE GODZ "WE'RE EVERYTHING YOUR PARENTS EVER WARNED YOU ABOUT GODZ OF ROCK N ROLL"

MET GODSMACK IN A DENNYS THEY ARE A BUNCH OF JACK ASSES

This is true, although I do absolutely love it when people type in all caps...I like led zeppelin, the who, lynard skynard, deep purple, rainbow, black sabbath (ozzy), white stripes, misfits, the beatles, kiss, johnny cash, john fogerty, ccr, jethro tull, heart, rush, george thorogood, garbage, fleetwood mac, pat benatar, flogging molly, foghat, captain beefheart, ted nugent, ELO, the doors, pink floyd, danzig, tenacious D, rolling stones, aerosmith, rhapsody, styx, sneaker pimps, the black keys, the subways, the ventures, three dog night, billy idol....and there are more

Breaking Benjamin...not good....does not compute
Breaking Benjamin can't be compared with bands like GC or GD because they're not a pop-punk band, they're hard rock. That, and they're actually an extremely awesome band. I could see how you would think that they're not as good by going by their singles from We Are Not Alone. So Cold is a great song...Sooner or Later is really poppy and not that great, but not bad either. Many of the other tracks are really good (especially Believe, because it's a damn heavy song). Overall, WANA is not nearly as good as their first album, Saturate. It's truely an amazing album, with good heavy stuff, along with slower songs that still managae to rock more than the slow tracks on WANA. It's one of my personal favorite rock albums of all time. Every track is fantastic and never gets old. So listen to Saturate and then tell me they're not that good.
I have talked to Ben, the lead singer, myself, and he's a really cool guy. From the sounds of it, their next album will be at least as heavy as their first album.

Cerberusxp, please brush up on your grammar and turn off your caps lock. It's quite annoying.

Sorry about the caps everyone was talking to nephew on IM and forgot. Just sort of went with it. Does anyone know the album I was talking about the live zep featured the hunter about 26 minutes worth the song remains the same.