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by **acsguitar** » Thu Feb 23, 2006 7:14 pm

_Simulacrum_ wrote:Right on guys. I just love that whacky Bungle sound. My girl calls it "crazy circus music".

i saw fantomas open for tool...it was rediculous also

by **Simulacrum** » Thu Feb 23, 2006 7:15 pm

acsguitar wrote:
_Simulacrum_ wrote:Right on guys. I just love that whacky Bungle sound. My girl calls it "crazy circus music".

i saw fantomas open for tool...it was rediculous also

WOW what I wouldn't have given to have seen that show 8-o

Fantomas: The director's cut is my current favorite album. Acs, did you know Slayer's guitarist also plays for Fantomas?

by **acsguitar** » Thu Feb 23, 2006 7:17 pm

_Simulacrum_ wrote:
acsguitar wrote:
_Simulacrum_ wrote:Right on guys. I just love that whacky Bungle sound. My girl calls it "crazy circus music".

i saw fantomas open for tool...it was rediculous also

WOW what I wouldn't have given to have seen that show

Fantomas: The director's cut is my current favorite album. Acs, did you know Slayer's guitarist also plays for Fantomas?

it sounded to me like space monkeys were bashing pots together and torturing rabits..

I didn't know that no

by **Simulacrum** » Thu Feb 23, 2006 7:28 pm

acsguitar wrote:it sounded to me like space monkeys were bashing pots together and torturing rabits..

Now that's my kind of music. B-)

by **acsguitar** » Thu Feb 23, 2006 7:31 pm

_Simulacrum_ wrote:
acsguitar wrote:it sounded to me like space monkeys were bashing pots together and torturing rabits..

Now that's my kind of music.

Yea cool

Anyways toolshed is reporting some dates all in europe for the next tool tour...

And some album reviews I think

by **Arlo** » Thu Feb 23, 2006 7:36 pm

I don't know what the other nine are, but Live Forever is definitely one of the top ten songs of all time.

And I am truly shocked - shocked, I say :-D

- that the good doctor has only one Duran Duran song on his list... ;-)

by **Skydog_71** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 12:47 am

bceagles04 wrote:Blue Sky- Allman Brothers
Jessica- Allman Brothers
Comfortably Numb- PInk Floyd
Time- Pink Floyd
Money- Pink Floyd

Those are the first ones that came to my mind...there are many other inredible songs that you should check out...try giving us a little bit about what you want to get into.

For the record...those 2 Allman brother songs are really the closest I can find to perfection. Just close your eyes and listen to Blue Sky...words cannot describe my emotions with that song.

Oh, and someone mentioned Black Lable Society...PLEASE PLEASE check out Zakk Wyldes (BLS guitarist) solo albume called "Book of Shadows" I am listening while I type this...it is one of my top 10 albums of all time. Absolutely brilliant. In ozzy and bls, he plays metal, this album is soft southern acoustic and it is mind numbing

Finally, i have come across another Allman Brothers band, they are the best band ever, and Duane Allman was without a doubt the best guitarist to ever live. Listen to "Mountain Jam" man itll blow your mind.

by **bceagles04** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 2:08 am

Skydog_71 wrote:
bceagles04 wrote:Blue Sky- Allman Brothers
Jessica- Allman Brothers
Comfortably Numb- PInk Floyd
Time- Pink Floyd
Money- Pink Floyd

Those are the first ones that came to my mind...there are many other inredible songs that you should check out...try giving us a little bit about what you want to get into.

For the record...those 2 Allman brother songs are really the closest I can find to perfection. Just close your eyes and listen to Blue Sky...words cannot describe my emotions with that song.

Oh, and someone mentioned Black Lable Society...PLEASE PLEASE check out Zakk Wyldes (BLS guitarist) solo albume called "Book of Shadows" I am listening while I type this...it is one of my top 10 albums of all time. Absolutely brilliant. In ozzy and bls, he plays metal, this album is soft southern acoustic and it is mind numbing

Finally, i have come across another Allman Brothers band, they are the best band ever, and Duane Allman was without a doubt the best guitarist to ever live. Listen to "Mountain Jam" man itll blow your mind.

awesome. Allman brothers are incredible. I saw them in Manchester NH this past summer...wow! They had their new guitarist Derek Trucks for this tour...he was roughly 23 or 24 and he kicked ass! He was named one of the top 10 best guitarists of the future and it showed. He just owned the stage. Totally awesome.

But ya "Mountain Jam" is a great track...Eat a Peach is one of their greatest albums. Any of their albums are great, but Eat a peach is one of, if not the best

by **dannyolbb** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 2:23 am

Two quick things:

1. Alex Chilton deserves a mention. You know the song "The Letter?" You do. It goes "

Gimme a ticket for an aeroplane,
Ain't got time to take a fast train.
Lonely days are gone, I'm a-goin' home,
'Cause my baby just a-wrote me a letter."

He wrote that at age 15. C'mon! He's not as technologically proficient as some, but he's impressive.

2. I dated the daughter of Dickie Betts. She's 26 now. Her name? Jessica. She had a somewhat famous song written about her. Perhaps you know it.

by **theclefe** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 9:57 am

_Simulacrum_ wrote:
theclefe wrote:"Trapped in the Closet 1" - R. Kelly
"Trapped in the Closet 2" - R. Kelly
"Trapped in the Closet 4" - R. Kelly
"Trapped in the Closet 5" - R. Kelly
"Hey Mama" - Black Eyed Peas
"Trapped in the Closet 3" - R. Kelly

Three was good, but it lacked inspiration.

Wait, what?

I don't see a ...

I guess I shouldn't make fun... I like really terrible music myself.

Any other Mr. Bungle fans out there?

There is no smiley that can cover what I feel when that song comes on. It is:

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