Directors The Music Draft! (1 Viewer)

[Jim_K]

:p)

Dammit! Chuck just took my next pick. :frowning:

 

[Dome Vongvises]

Brian Lawrence said:

I hope people are not just grabbing the "holy grails" to improve their odds of winning this thing. I myself am much more interested in seeing people compile lists that reflect their own personal tastes.

As far as I'm concerned, I've never done that and am not doing that at all in this draft. The Beatles have been my favorite band since 9th grade with bands #2 and #3 trading spots for the last eight years.

And whatever I said about feeling sorry for the guy that goes up against the holy trinity, keep in mind that I totally forgot I had the second overall pick of this draft. It wasn't meant as a mean comment to anybody at all. And to boot, I thought we all were drafting songs.

 

[Jan H]

You suck, too, Jim! Zeppelin is my #2 fave! :frowning:

 

[Angelo.M]

The letter U
And the number 2

Favorite album: The Unforgettable Fire
Favorite show: War Tour, 5/5/83, Orpheum, Boston
Wish I could have been there, but my videotape is still holding up (thank you, MTV; where are you now, Mark Goodman?): "Bad", Live Aid, Wembley Arena

 

[Brian Lawrence]

Dome,

I was not thinking of you when I posted that. It was pretty much in response to John D's selection. Perhaps he just did not make himself clear as to his thoughts, but reading his post in which he selected Elvis, left me with the impression that he does not even care for Elvis.

Anyhow, While I do like Elvis (More than The Beatles) He still was not going to be one of my first few selections. And given the fact that we are almost through the first round and no one said "Damn you, I wanted Elvis!" It no longer really matters.

Erik G. You up man

 

[ErikG]

Yes! My first choice is still available, and that choice is The Eagles. My favorite album is Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975, which is, IMO, the greatest collection of songs ever. If I had to choose a favorite song, I guess it would be Desperado, the first song Don Henley and Glenn Frey wrote together. The older you get, the more truth you'll find in it. It's aged well, as has that whole album.

 

[ChuckDeLa]

My favorite album is Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975, which is, IMO, the greatest collection of songs ever.

Funny, I was just thinking of that album on the way to work this morning. I was even singing "Witchy Woman" to myself in the car.

 

[Brian Lawrence]

Ah! alas it is my turn.

-John Coltrane


Jen B

It's your turn.

 

[Dome Vongvises]

The Eagles

*aims ACME cannon at Southern California*

 

[Dome Vongvises]

Brian Lawrence said:

I was not thinking of you when I posted that.

That's cool. I just wanted to let folks know I'm not playing any dirty tactics here. That's Horseman style. Okay, only one person on this forum's going to get that.

 

[JenB]

My first two choices are:

The Moody Blues and David Bowie. Back to you, Brian.

 

[Brian Lawrence]

-Pearl Jam

Erik G - Your turn again

 

[ErikG]

Metallica

Favorite album: The hard rock masterpiece The Black Album

 

[ChuckDeLa]

Angelo is up!

 

[SteveGon]

Steve picks Johann Sebastian Bach, the German composer. I've heard several of his pieces so Steve I do know him.

Well, I figured someone had heard of Bach. However, some of my picks will probably have you scratching your heads.

Not my next one, though.

 

[Cary T]

U2, Pearl Jam, Metallica, Bowie

All fine picks

Next Up:
Angelo
Chuck
Steve

 

[Brian Lawrence]

Steve picks Johann Sebastian Bach, the German composer. I've heard several of his pieces so Steve I do know him.

He was also the lead singer for Skid Row

 

[Angelo.M]

the band

Favorite album: Music from Big Pink and The Band (a tie that will never be broken)
Favorite moment, #1: "The Weight," with the Staple Singers, from The Last Waltz
Favorite moment, #2: "The Weight," with my brother and fifty of our closest friends, after beer and sake, in a Japanese bar, 2002

 

[Dheiner]

So, Dome, does that make me the dirtiest player in the game?

 

[SteveGon]

Angelo, nice pick!