AWESOME! hehe

thanks for that :thumb:

yeah, i knew you'd like it, haha

The instrumental version of Bold as Love...bliss.

totally purple haze.....

this is another most excellent clip, but the embedding has been disabled for it. so for anyone still curious just click on it a few times until it opens up another browser tab / window.

I'm not sure if anyone has mentioned this song yet, and I'm not sure how good the audio is, but I think that it's worth sharing.

I wish I had a nickel for everytime somebody said Purple Haze on here so far. haha.

Antonio: Have you ever tried out the acoustic version of Angel? I seem to like it even better.

Wayfarer: Electric Ladyland has always been in my top five. The whole album is just perfect. Love that soft side of Jimi's music. Good choice

Neapolitan: Wind Cries Mary is one of my favorites too. The lyrics just blow me away. You can just picture everything he singing about so clearly in your head.

Elephant Sack: I can tell you know your Jimi Hendrix. That is agreat pick. Would that have not been awesome to actually be there at Woodstock and witness this greatness?

Yeah, everybody who played on the third day must have been ****ting themselves, because they knew that Hendrix was opening.

I really like burning of the midnight lamp from electric ladyland he s written so many songs i like it s hard to say

All Along The Watchtower and Purple Haze

little miss lover
castles made of sand
I don't live today
stone free
1983(a merman I shall turn to be)-I don't why I find this song so hillarious.

tbh, both versions are great, but i like the electric version better. idk, the tone of Jimi's guitar on that seems to really take me on a journey. i really feel like i'm floating on air, so to speak.

Long Hot Summer Night
and Purple Haze of course, although sometimes I really can't stand it (depends on my soberness).

That's a damn good song.

Machine Gun all the way :)

good choice mayn

thanksees

1. May This Be Love

The rest are not in order:
Highway Chile
All Along the Watchtower
Castles Made of Sand
Crosstown Traffic
Little Wing
Voodoo Child (Slight Return)
Hey Joe
Purple Haze (of course haha)

Definitely, Hey Joe.

First raze of the new rising sun bleeding heart freedom but the live versions

:love:

How bout everything he ever played?

Little Wing is the best in my opinion, followed by Machine Gun.

Castles Made of Sand and Little Wing but nothing beats the Woodstock recording of Voodoo Child + Slight Return.. or whatever.

Little Wing and Machine Gun are my favorites.

1983... (A Merman I Should Turn to Be)

I thought his cover of "Enter Sandman" was pretty kickass.

not as bad as the person who tried convincing me hendrix covered 'stairway to heaven'. :p:

i really like 1983 and moon, turn the tides....gently, gently.

Waaaaterfaaaaaaall,
Nothing can haaarm me at alllll
my worries seem so very smaaall
with my waaaaaterfaaaaaal

Voodoo Child then Red House

are you experienced
little wing

I like a lot of Hendrix....

Castles Made of Sand and Hey Joe are the ones that I end up on my playlists alot.

Yeah
 

Voodoo Chile is a typo. It's actually supposed to be Voodoo Child :stupid:

no, if you check all the liner notes and album listings it IS 'Voodoo Chile' it's spelled phonetically. Hendrix didn't enunciate the D at the end of the word so they spelled it the way he sang it.

or did you really think no one would have noticed a typo on one of his most famous tracks for 40 years? :usehead:


seriously though, Hendrix might have been a burn out but he wasn't a moron, he knew how to spell the word child if he wanted to use it.

Correcting someone wrongly from a post made 6 years ago :stupid:

yeah well....
 

yeah well sorry didnt see the date

Little wing: has anyone heard the version Clapton did with Sheryl crow and saxaphonist Dave sanborn. Sax solo is ****ing unbeliveable.

the sax solo might be unbelievable (if you've never watched the intro to Saturday Night Live) but the rest of the cover is... just... what the fucking fuck?!?!?!?1

i had no idea they were actually playing the song until they started singing it. i figured it was a medley until later on into the 7 minute clip. Crow seems out of place but not nearly as bad as that chugging riff they keep bringing back - what the hell? have they not listened to the original since the 70s? i understand some people want to put their own twist on their covers but that was just crap.

for those wondering