Imagine if Warren Haynes sat in...

• #30 Reply
  Posted by leith on 10 Nov, 2003 00:13
• I gotta disagree there, Trey has forgotten more about music then you and I will most likely ever know. Yeah I think that most musicians worth anything want to play w/ players of their caliber or better, so if Trey asks someone to sit in I am interested because Trey is and I know that he feels something good will come of the collaboration. Next time someone sits in w/ PB ask Tim why they were invited.
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• #31 Reply
  Posted by realisthis on 10 Nov, 2003 00:15
• You have a good point, but it doesnt change my mind in which players I like though!
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• #32 Reply
  Posted by leith on 10 Nov, 2003 00:36
• And it shouldn\'t. To each his own my brotha\'
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• #33 Reply
  Posted by davepeck on 10 Nov, 2003 06:22
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  Originally posted by leith
  if Trey asks someone to sit in I am interested because Trey is and I know that he feels something good will come of the collaboration.

  
  
  ...and then there\'s the B.B. King appearance... :no:
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• #34 Reply
  Posted by leith on 10 Nov, 2003 12:24
• No Good Dave ? I have not heard it.  If it was anything like B.B.\'s album w/ EC than it was probably crap. There is no accounting for the effects of age.
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• #35 Reply
  Posted by davepeck on 11 Nov, 2003 09:52
• oh leith.. let me tell you...
  
  i was 3 rows up on the side of the stage where BB entered.. when i saw him walking up to the stage, my mouth fell to the floor.. i almost had tears in my eyes, thinking i was going to witness something amazing.. boy was i wrong...
  
  
  
  trey spent the next half hour trying to get BB to jam and trade licks with him.. BB just sat there and shook his head like an idiot.. like he wanted nothing to do with it.. he took a couple solos, but never actually played "with" the band, if you know what i mean.. it was probably some of the most boring stuff i\'ve ever heard, and it\'s really too bad...
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• #36 Reply
  Posted by leith on 11 Nov, 2003 12:54
• BB was waaaaay out of his element and as he has gotten older he likes to play w/ others less and less. One would think that a legend like BB would be up to the task,sad to hear he wasn\'t. As far as boring, I believe it.  I haven\'t heard anything new from BB in 15 years.
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• #37 Reply
  Posted by psychjosh on 11 Nov, 2003 16:02
• Been done already!
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• #38 Reply
  Posted by Overexjoesure on 11 Nov, 2003 20:19
• Pete has the right on....
  
  I would like to see
  Ike Willis
  Napolean Murphy Brock
  Robert Fripp
  Michael Hampton
  Stanley Clarke
  Brian Eno
  Bootsy Collins
  Bill Bruford
  
  Josh the only reason why you want to see the Biscuits play with PB is because you want Tim to rip Barber a new ass hole.  Therefore everyone sees that Barber is a shitty musician and Bisco kids will spend their money to see PBPBPBPB!!!!
  
  
  Wolfman>>>> Clinton wouldn\'t make it on stage... He\'d just get up there and fart around screaming in his hoarse, **** out voice "FLAASSHHHLLIGHHHTT"...
  
  
  
  Well Josh Tim played with Ike BUT Ike hasnt played with PB.... That was one **** awesome night though!!!
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• #39 Reply
  Posted by Marcial on 11 Nov, 2003 22:30
• Who\'s Barber?  I thought the guitarist from bisco was named something else...??
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• #40 Reply
  Posted by Overexjoesure on 11 Nov, 2003 23:58
• Yep Barber is the guitarist for Bisco... It\'s just a nickname; his real name is Jon Gutwillig..
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• #41 Reply
  Posted by freddiewaht on 12 Nov, 2003 11:15
• on that note,insert anonymous fart noises.
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• #42 Reply
  Posted by Lerherbles on 16 Nov, 2003 11:34
• Yeah, Robert Fripp, that MIGHT happen.  What an a$$hole.
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• #43 Reply
  Posted by Overexjoesure on 16 Nov, 2003 12:54
• Who, me or Fripp??
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• #44 Reply
  Posted by realisthis on 16 Nov, 2003 12:56
• Not likely, but it\'s nice to dream, no?
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