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  1. April-25th-2012, 01:08 PM #31
    Sergio Zamora
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    Electric Wizard - Dopethrone (20+ minutes)



    Sleep - Dopesmoker (63+ minutes)

    Asi soy, y que?
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  2. April-25th-2012, 11:26 PM #32
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    Goin Home . Ten Years After

    Somebody Loan me Dime. Boz Scaggs and Duane Allman

    Cumbia Raza . Los Lobos.
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  3. April-27th-2012, 11:58 AM #33
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sergio Zamora View Post
    Electric Wizard - Dopethrone (20+ minutes)



    Sleep - Dopesmoker (63+ minutes)

    Is it just coincidence that both those tunes have the word 'Dope' in their titles?
    Q: 'How do you start free improvising?'
    A: 'Well I usually start on D as a matter of fact'

    "I wandered alone in the desert and cried "Oh Lord! Oh Lord! What hast thou done, lately?"

    "Thought is not a saffron-robed monk pissing in the snow"

    "Bitterness slowly crept into the marriage and by the time Lovborg was six years old his parents exchanged gunfire daily"
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  4. April-27th-2012, 10:49 PM #34
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    Oh and I forgot.

    The Game (part 1-5 ) Roy Harper.

    I know it's a given but I haven't seen Iron Butterfly on the lists, so far. Then perhaps I missed it.

    EDIT

    This song comes just under 8 minutes

    When an Old Cricketer leaves the Crease . Again , The great Roy Harper.
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  5. April-28th-2012, 01:15 AM #35
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    Quote Originally Posted by ran View Post
    I know it's a given but I haven't seen Iron Butterfly on the lists, so far. Then perhaps I missed it.

    You did

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    Madame George -- Van Morrison

    Sad Eyed-Lady Of The Lowlands -- Bob Dylan

    By The Time I Get To Phoenix -- Isaac Hayes

    East-West -- Paul Butterfield Blues Band

    Going Home -- Rolling Stones --

    Alice Restaurant -- Arlo Guthrie

    Do What You Like -- Blind Faith

    Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys -- Traffic

    In A Gadda Da Vida -- Iron Butterfly

    Take A Stroll Through Your Mind -- Temptations
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  6. April-28th-2012, 01:41 AM #36
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sergio Zamora View Post
    Electric Wizard - Dopethrone (20+ minutes)



    Unless you have a different version than I do, or appreciating the John Cage like factor....about half of that is silence.
    "There are two kinds of music. Good music, and the other kind."

    - Duke Ellington

    “Hatred is the coward's revenge for being intimidated.”

    - George Bernard Shaw

    "As iron is eaten away by rust, so the envious are consumed by their own passion."

    - Antisthenes
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  7. April-29th-2012, 08:12 AM #37
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    purple haze jimi hendrix
    pink floyd comfortably numb
    dire straits money for nothing
    lynyrd skynyrd free bird
    Bob Dylan Sad Eyed-Lady Of The Lowland
    Led Zeppelin In my time of dying
    Led Zeppelin - Kashmir
    This is my list...
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  8. April-29th-2012, 08:18 AM #38
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    Quote Originally Posted by spacebull1 View Post
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    Which versions of the three above are you referring to? Live ones? If so, which albums please!
    Q: 'How do you start free improvising?'
    A: 'Well I usually start on D as a matter of fact'

    "I wandered alone in the desert and cried "Oh Lord! Oh Lord! What hast thou done, lately?"

    "Thought is not a saffron-robed monk pissing in the snow"

    "Bitterness slowly crept into the marriage and by the time Lovborg was six years old his parents exchanged gunfire daily"
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  9. April-29th-2012, 08:50 AM #39
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    Comfortably Numb from the live Pulse is near 10 minutes. Does not really work for me.

    Similar to my lack of patience for "experimental" music these days I also find myself getting quite annoyed with songs that drag on and on. Unless it's a hypnotic groove you can get lost in. Riders On The Storm would be an example.
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  10. May-15th-2012, 12:00 PM #40
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    I'd throw some Deep Purple in there:

    Child in Time and Lazy From Made in Japan.

    Not sure if Highway Star is long enough to meet the time requirements. Maybe the live version.
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  11. May-15th-2012, 12:20 PM #41
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeffrey Wozniak View Post
    I'd throw some Deep Purple in there:

    Child in Time and Lazy From Made in Japan.

    Not sure if Highway Star is long enough to meet the time requirements. Maybe the live version.
    Made in Japan is a great 'un, and for my money the only album by the Purp's worth getting.
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    Q: 'How do you start free improvising?'
    A: 'Well I usually start on D as a matter of fact'

    "I wandered alone in the desert and cried "Oh Lord! Oh Lord! What hast thou done, lately?"

    "Thought is not a saffron-robed monk pissing in the snow"

    "Bitterness slowly crept into the marriage and by the time Lovborg was six years old his parents exchanged gunfire daily"
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  12. May-15th-2012, 03:25 PM #42
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    Machine Head is a classic and I will admit without embarrassment to having enjoyed Perfect Strangers. Knocking At Your Back Door was just plain good.
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  13. May-16th-2012, 02:41 AM #43
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bourne View Post
    Machine Head is a classic and I will admit without embarrassment to having enjoyed Perfect Strangers. Knocking At Your Back Door was just plain good.
    Thanks for the recs man, I might give Machine Head another whirl if'n I can find it in the depths of my hard drive.
    Q: 'How do you start free improvising?'
    A: 'Well I usually start on D as a matter of fact'

    "I wandered alone in the desert and cried "Oh Lord! Oh Lord! What hast thou done, lately?"

    "Thought is not a saffron-robed monk pissing in the snow"

    "Bitterness slowly crept into the marriage and by the time Lovborg was six years old his parents exchanged gunfire daily"
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