I get up around seven

[General Zod]

...Civil War is definitely a contender for Best. Song. Ever.

Wha... wha... what?

Zod

 

[JayKeeley]

That's Bob Dylan son, and the original rocks! But I agree with you on Clapton.

Oh yeah...damn the weakness of my simple humanity!

*applies corpsepaint*

 

[NAD]

Wha... wha... what?

Zod

Well it ain't gonna win, but it could be part of a top 400 songs ever.

 

[JayKeeley]

If it's of any consequence, Cool Hand Luke is one of the greatest movies of all time.

 

[Ayeka]

Except Knockin' on Heaven's Door by Guns n' Roses fucking blows, and Civil War is definitely a contender for Best. Song. Ever.

If I had to pick a favorite from the Illusions, I think I'd go with Locomotive. But that's only if forced to, many of my all time favorite songs are found on those albums.

Wow...check it out. A post by NAD that doesn't contain a single word of crap!

Teeheehee, love you really

 

[NAD]

*takes a bow*

I almost spit all over my keyboard while reading that and I'm still stifling a laugh in front of various coworkers, thanks.

 

[unhinged]

whining maggot covered in shit>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>axel rose

 

[Crimson Velvet]

just like 99.5% of anything Clapton ever did.

D:

 

[Demonspell]

This needs to be more complete.

whining maggot covered in shit>>>>>eric clapton post-1971>>>>>>the same maggot lying upon your tongue>>>>>>>>axel rose>>>>>>>>being buried alive in maggots and ratshit>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>kiss

 

[JayKeeley]

Clapton. Not Cream, Blind Faith, The Yardbirds, or Derek and the Dominoes, but Clapton.

Actually, where does "White Room" fall under? The live rendition of that in the Royal Albert Hall is stunning, I admit.

 

[lizard]

That's a Cream song, lyrics by poet Peter Brown.

 

[MFJ]

Well, if I remember correctly, that Danzig song uses some of the riffs from the Zep song... I do believe its in tribute.

 

[Ayeka]

Actually, where does "White Room" fall under? The live rendition of that in the Royal Albert Hall is stunning, I admit.

The one for Cream's farewell show?

Truly ball-blowing