Working my way through FM - Page 2

dansven · #1 05-02-2010, 11:38 PM

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Originally Posted by chiliD

Then stay the f**k away from a live Allman Bros album...

...and by the way...YES, YOU DO NEED TO HEAR 15 MINUTES OF "GREEN MANALISHI"....over & f**king over until you start to appreciate the intricacies of each note.

And, that goes for the 25+ minute versions of "Rattlesnake Shake" on the Live At The Boston Tea Party albums, too.

WOW...!!

...and without smileys too.

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hahaha

dino · #2 05-03-2010, 02:16 AM

Hey, any PG Fleetwood Mac fans willing to do a critique of the Rumours years?

We'll post it in the Rumours section, of course...

chriskisn · #3 05-03-2010, 05:01 AM

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Originally Posted by chiliD

...and by the way...YES, YOU DO NEED TO HEAR 15 MINUTES OF "GREEN MANALISHI"....over & f**king over until you start to appreciate the intricacies of each note.

And, that goes for the 25+ minute versions of "Rattlesnake Shake" on the Live At The Boston Tea Party albums, too.

Maybe I should just go out and buy the rope now - it would be quicker

slipkid · #4 05-04-2010, 12:18 AM

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Originally Posted by chriskisn

Maybe I should just go out and buy the rope now - it would be quicker

chiliD is going to have words with me on this, but I stand by what I type. You have no idea how good those long Peter Green FM jams are. Compared to the Grateful Dead in 1970, (one of their peak periods), FM blew them away on the same bill in New Orleans. In fact that was where FM recorded "I've Got a Good Mind to Give Up Living" , that's now featured on Youtube. Compared to the Allman Brothers (at times, not always), FM didn't noodle riff jam (I.E. stuck in a rut, this was Cream's problem at times). Fleetwood Mac in 1969/1970 were the perfect jam band. Not that I have a lot of love for Aerosmith, yet Joe Perry always talks about how Fleetwood Mac (with Peter Green) took blues rock to another level. Notice he didn't name Jimmy Page.

The problem is current jam bands know only of three; The Allmans, the Grateful Dead, and Phish. I can't stand the current jam band scene except for the Allman influenced bands (Widespread Panic, Gov't Mule).