Im listening to the octopus project and i if you like ambient noises and slow beats with fast instrumentals; this is the band for you, plus no bitchy singing.

Pink Floyd's Piper at the gates of dawn is a pretty good album for starting off, but i think that clearly the Wall  pt1 and 2 as well as Dark Side Of The Moon are some of the best albums they have maid next to Wish You Were Here.

Jimmy Hendrix is a great person, but to me he isnt  that great of a guitarist. Let me rephrase, he is a great performer, its just that he doesnt seem to bring that much to the table when it comes to being unique. Maybe its because im spoiled in listening to alot of new artists and have a wider range of music today, but it just sounds.....ok. Pink Floyd was more different.

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Im listening to Blue Foundation, and iv realized that even thought that are kinda girly; they rock so hard!
Subtle guitar strums, and grungy singing make this band unique, as well as the girlishness.

So when i think of a sitar, it think of  trippy Indian sounds that are similar to a banjo guitar  that the beatles use alot which leads me to believe that the Beatles were really into hallucinogens when they use it or at least think of using it in their later albums like revolver.

Oh my god i found the weirdest music video for a weird but normally sounding group of players and I can honestly say to wathc this at your OWN RISK.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QFwo57WKwg

So ive found out that the reason that i seem to like the Beatles over the rolling stones is because the Beatles ALWAYS seems to have catchy rhythms and beats while the rolling stones is good SOME of the time, they arent very consistent with their songs being hits.