John's bed was awesome! I didn't like George's side though.

Oops, I was thinking of Paint It Black. It's on the US release of Aftermath.

I know you were joking, Mona. I was just being me. I've sorta fallen away from the Beatles a bit to be honest. I used to love singing along to the Beatlemania albums, and then I've recently truly realized the awesome genius of albums like Abbey Road and The White Album (even though I've been listening to The White Album for years, I never fully listened to it from start to end)

I recently listened to Aftermath and acquired these: Black and Blue It's Only Rock and Roll Goats Head Soup Voodoo Lounge I'm really starting to enjoy the Stones A LOT. Aftermath was pretty damned great, but I downloaded the UK version, and I wanted Satisfaction...but that's ok. It was still great.

It came into being in December 2006, when I was listened to Stairway earlier in the day before I registered and I thought about the double neck that Jimmy used for the song when playing live and I thought "hey...." so yeah.

Mona! What'd I do?

Worst band ever.

Spats, don't even think about lumping yourself with me. You are scum compared to me. I was depressed, that's why I was talking down about myself. I don't find myself bad looking. I have a baby face which is cool.

I enjoy their debut, but I'm more in favor of their later stuff. They had their sound perfected around the early 70s.

I've come to the realization last month that "The Wizard" is one of the greatest songs of all time. Gotta love when Ward is doing his fills (I guess that's the word, I don't know, I'm not a drummer ) while Iommi is doing a short solo.

I don't know how to play it! I'd like to learn the riff from "I Woke Up This Morning" though.

Of course, but from what I've read Stonedhenge was said to be kinda of a fluke. Undead is surely a grower.

I won't ever have a chance at finding that anytime soon,so I was fortunate to find a download for it. I haven't listened to it yet, but soon. How about Cricklewood Green? Can't say no to 50,000 Miles Beneath My Brain!

I was finally able to find Concerto for Group and Orchestra after searching the net, and I listened to it last night, and it was awesome. It gets too much hate.

You're not so bad, man. You remind me (partially) of Damo Suzuki. That popped up when I first saw ya.

Nick Nolte is a member of this forum?

That's my =/ face. Can't be as bad as me!

I feel so ugly after seeing so many good looking people....

Phantasmagoria in Two - Tim Buckley

I'm a big fan of Ten Years After and Alvin Lee. I was blown away on Christmas 2006 when Woodstock was on Vh1 Classic and I'm Going Home was played. I wanted to hear more of them ASAP. So I did, and my dad helped. He had A Space In Time (Highly overrated, i think. Ssssh is better by far, same for Cricklewood Green) and Recorded Live. I got into them and I downloaded most of Alvin and TYA's albums and it's all good! I also got Saguitar after Christmas last year, and I love it!

Love the debut (Soul Sacrifice is a beast at Woodstock) and I have Abraxas, haven't listened to it yet though. Carlos Santana is an awesome guy and an excellent guitarist.

I beat Guitar Hero II.

I enjoyed how the camera work was done. Gave you the feel that you were watching it for real.

Another lady of beauty has come to our lands. I'm happy with it.