[Great Classics]

"Echoes" by Pink Floyd. 23 and a half minutes of perfection.

[Concerts You've Attended]

I haven't seen as many big name concerts as I would like. I have seen a LOT of celtic bands, but I don't know if anyone here knows enough celtic music to know what I'm talking about if I list them. I play celtic fiddle myself, so I love going to see great celtic music live.

I saw Weird Al Yankovic live at the Puyallup Fair. Goofy, yes, but extremely fun.

I saw Toby Keith at the Tacoma Dome in January of this year. That was a very good concert with lots of pyrotechnics.

The best concert I've ever seen was Aerosmith, in February of this year, also at the T-Dome. Aerosmith is one of my favorite bands, and I was so excited to see these living legends, but I was also a bit apprehensive because I know Steven Tyler has his off days. I got lucky, because Steven didn't miss a note (even in Dream On! Wow!) and the entire band put on a performance that I'll never forget. Lenny Kravitz opened up for them. He did very good.

[Best band in your opinion]

My top 10 (Some of these can be interchangeable, but this is more or less the order):

10. Red Hot Chili Peppers

9. The Who

8. AC/DC

7. Aerosmith (best concert I've ever seen)

6. Bruce Springsteen

5. The Beatles

4. Pink Floyd

3. The Rolling Stones

2. The Doors (hence the screenname, get it?)

1. Led Zeppelin

[Songs mis-used in commercials]

"Lust for Life" by Iggy Pop has been used for Carnival Cruise commercials. I believe that song is about heroin. That's some cruise!

[So What's The Deal?]

Thanks for the info! This seems like a great site.

[Dani California Observations]

Stadium Arcadium is definitely the best album that RHCP has released since Blood Sugar Sex Magik. I actually thought that the opening riff to Dani California somewhat resembled Sweet Home Alabama's opening riff, but maybe I'm just crazy.

[So What's The Deal?]

I'd like to know some things about this site. I searched the internet for sites where I could discuss music with other musically-inclined people such as myself, and I stumbled across this site. I signed in, but then I kind of forgot that I did it. I'm pretty sure I never even posted. I was just wondering what this site is like. I've experienced a few other music forum's where people are just plain rude most of the time. Looking through some of the threads on this site it seems pretty friendly, but I don't know if the group is so tight-knit that it is hard to get involved. I'm also wondering about the age range. (I'm 16, I like mostly older music) So what's the deal? Is this what I'm looking for, or should I move on to look for something else?