Jimi Hendrix – Manic Depression

My personal favorite from Jimi

You know, I’m not sure I agree with this guy, but I don’t see why he’s getting thumbs down for this comment. Even if I disagree, it’s not disrespectful and it’s a damn site more interesting than most other comments. Especially to hear from someone who grew up with it.

And I’ll definitely agree that he was huge. He was one of the biggest draws at Woodstock (and he made it worth it, too).

Check out my video called Manic Depression

of course homage to the rock god Mr. Jimi, but listen to Mitch Mitchell’s awesome drum playing with this constantly tempo changing song-damn!

Just for the record, crashnburn240 is talkin’ thru his ass. Hendrix was HUGE when he was alive. He exploded onto the music scene. I was 14 when the first album came out. But drugs eventually destroyed his innovation & creativity. Most of us ‘root enthusiasts’ stopped listening with Crosstown Traffic; considered a pussy commercial tune at the time. By then, many other guitarists were blowin’ him outa the water. With some artists, drugs enhanced creativity (Lennon, Page, Clapton etc.) ; not him.

You are an illiterate and uneducated village idiot. If there is any sincerity and/or humanity in you get your books and maps out you stupid idiot. #1: Flamenco didn’t arrive, it was developed by us minorities, and by the same token was klezmer, and if you wish to take issue with any of this, I believe I write this with the support of my fellow southern Mediterraneans, read and play. Should you desire guidance, you are more than welcome, but your recent writings disgust me as a musician, u r not!

went,that is had gone.”

love that song

His name will forever echo through time…

wow you actully said you boobs are nice.how did we know it true

Are you kidding blacks of the 60’s loved the blues (for the most part, cause of course you cant group a whole race of people).

Your statements are your opinion. And please don’t say every musician, because you don’t know this for a fact. Please go to the library and check out a book about him. If you knew him quite well, please disregard my comments.

If the shoe fits, wear it.