http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/events/davidgilmour/index.shtml perhaps better sound quality. God the chorus of shine on makes me orgasm
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ugh i listened to shine on tooooo much. i listened to pink floyd too much man. kinda tired. i like their soundtracks and bootlegs more than their studio albums now.
I don't get the infatuation with the Grateful Dead. I like them (infact, am wearing a Grateful Dead shirt), but they're not my favorite band.
ya i know. well, the only album i heard was ''american beauty'' .. the critics all say its their best though.. but after a few listens, i just find its a psychedelic band gone country and bad.
okok. anyways, i doubt ill venture into GD much... i rather like the underground psychedelic scene in the late 60`s and early 70`s psychedelic and experimental proggy stuff. now that kinda music killlllls.
"anthem of the sun" is great, but i also really enjoy "workingmans dead" and "american beauty". other then that and a few live shows, i havent gotten any further into the grateful dead.
ok i have like 50 grateful dead songs on my computer and they all SUCK. I dont get how you can lsiten to that shit. its like fucking country music and it sounds like absolute crap. Its like CSNY went to the deep south and had to write songs in like 5 seconds that how much it sucks. I hate shit that that........
Eat shit. First of all, Stephen Stills is from Texas, lived in Louisiana for some time (worked at a hardware store), and Jerry Garcia played the pedal steel on "Teach Your Children"... And the "fucking country music" sound comes from Jerry Garcia playing banjo before playing guitar. Kinda like how Dickey Betts does in the Allmans, though he leans more towards fiddle-playing. That's also where guys like Chet Atkins got their banjo rolls, though alot of people in the Nashville circuit said he played too much jazz. (Which is one reason why I get him confused with Les Paul... his fretboard runs. Chet eventually became VP of RCA Records) Then again, I don't consider the Grateful Dead to be psychedelic. Pink Floyd doesn't have as much background, whereas I could probably trace the roots of the Grateful Dead longer than I can imagine... I don't get the whole anti-country thing... Kinda funny that your metal bands like Danzig started from a folk song somewhere in Ireland ... or some people in Kenya beating a handdrum. And if it weren't for RCA and Dr. Moog, progressive wouldn't be here anyway... and we all know that kinda led to 80s hair ballads... Foreigner, the Nelson brothers (though they're actually really good in person... Ricky Nelson is the shit). Whack fall the daddy O...
I don´t know the grateful dead yet, but they seem to have such a big reputation it wouldn´t last very long for me to get to know them. that song of pink floyd, shine on. that´s nothing but a masterpiece. one of the songs I can repeat over and over without getting tired of it
