Make a comment about what their listening to!

I don't really like or dislike The Grateful Dead.

Ella Fitzgerald - blue skies

HA!HA!HA!HA! I listen to all music. That way I have broader tastes than just listening to the same genre all the time. Who says hippies have to listen to a certain type of music. That sounds very unlike a hippy ideal. Live and let live.

 

I don't know her, but I've heard OF her.

Les Fleur de Lys - Butchers and bakers

Butchers and bakers and candlestick makers
They all think alike
They like the new, new sensation
And the sweet, sweet vibration
Of looove...

Fun.

 

Could be fun, what kind of music is it?

Ground swell - Richie Allen

 

no

The Lost Tribe - Walk One Way

 

You don't know it or you don't like 'em? I don't know the Lost tribe's music...

Put it on - Richie Allen & the Pacific Surfers

 

I dont know it

Is this song by richie allen on the rising surf album??

The beatles - something

 

I have it on the Surfer's slide album from 1963. Lots of great surftunes of them on it!
Ah, the Beatles. They're good, but I don't listen often to them anymore really.

Hong Kong blues - Junior Brown

 

dont know
the number of the beast - iron maiden

 

Classic, and I love it

Woe to you, oh Earth and Sea..!


Longlegged guitarpickin' man - Johnny Cash & June Carter

 

I agree and I don't know if you could tell, but I was being sarcastic...>_>

Don't know the song, but Johnny Cash was brilliant, though the elitist in me hates saying that because he's become so popular now...

Fergie - Clumsy

 

fergie! not for me --- love:august (four sail 1969)

 

I dig Love, but I still haven't heard that album..


Get down woman - Creedence

 

yeah man, CCR is always good when you just want to rock out

The Cuckoo-Pentangle (Basket of Light, 1969)

 

Oh man, good to see you're listening to the Pentangle! They're so great


All your love - John Mayall & the bluesbreakers

 

yeah man..I found them out the other week, they're pretty groovy

John Mayall is great, is that the BB with Clapton?

#9 Dream-John Lennon (Walls and Bridges, 1974)

 

I dig their first three albums best: Pentangle, Basket of light and Sweet child. Do you know the Trees already? You have to check their album The garden of Jane Delawney out as well!

Yeah, thought Clapton is among these bluesbreakers. I'm not really into Lennon's solo stuff...

Parchman Farm - John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers

 

I've only heard of The Trees..are the same as Pentangle?

once again, the Breakers are groovy

Bennie & The Jets-Elton John (Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, 1973)

 

It's quasi-psychedelic pop/rock from the 60s, and yup, it IS fun.

 

This is a classic. Elton john's early stuff really kicks ass but sometimes gets buried beneath the pile of crap he has released in the last couple of decades.

Van Morrison - The way young lovers do(Astral Weeks)

BTW Radiation, I caught your sarcasm. Don't worry.

 

Astral Weeks is one of my favorite albums ever, and that song may be my favorite one on it, maybe next to Madame George

Thick As A Brick Pt. 2-Jethro Tull (Thick As A Brick, 1972)