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....I'm not brewing, but I'm drinking brew.....and the Rolling Stones Rock'n'Roll Cirius is on PBS. This is one of the greatest videos from the late-60's era. The Lennon/Clapton/Mitchell/Richards version of Yer Blues is f*cking out of this world.

In a former lifetime I the James B. Martin part of a pretty comprehensive Faith No More cover band. I once dislocated a finger in a amp-jump during a Woodpecker From Mars encore. Oh, to be 19 with loud amps......:rockin:

Ize is in and 2nd Street Brewery has a reserved spot while he chills on his yacht in the Caribbean - this leaves ONE OPEN SLOT. Once the league is full, we'll talk wagers. There are going to be 3 non HBT players but I'll be sure to involve them one way or the other. So far the HBT...

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I don't know if this is just random coincidence or what not, but this is the first time I noticed this thread. Didn't see it when it started. I'm half way through Mansion on the Hill, Weld version. The dbx's are exercising their 80's era dominance over the bose.

god damn, i'm enjoying this thread and now i have to go to a damn site meeting. in the rain. nice thread, cheese. ....i'm going to have Rush blasting on the ipod. :D

How can't you like Rush?!?! One of my favorite Rush lyrics.......aplicable to earlier FS comment about how the music business today blows: Invisible airwaves crackle with life Bright antennae bristle with the energy Emotional feedback, on a timeless wavelength Bearing a gift beyond price...

ChicketyChina the Chinese chicken you have a drumstick and your brain stops tickin' The damn band left this entire country a stupider, sadder place. .....But I give Canada an eternal pass simply for Neil Young. :D

Totally agreed, Chairman - and Cheese. The back-and-forth nature of music between England and America really is fascinating to me. No matter how you cut it, both countries would musically suffer w/o the other. I honestly don't know what the rock music scene in Britan is like right now. Over the...

I never knew the Hendrix/Page thang. Doesn't surprise me that much tho. Page has a big head (I would to if I were him). I agree 98% about Jimi. Plus, the Experience was British, no? But he is also a distinctly American cultural and musical icon. He preached the gospel of Muddy Waters, John Lee...

:D I used a talk box once and was disgusted about the amount of drool I had to deal with. I musta needed Frampton to show me the way.

White: Stevie Ray Black: Jimi (I love BB, but it's a totally different animal. He's much more traditional, and he phrases his playing as if it were a vocal line. Low and slow. Make it talk. Jimi completely revolutionized the very concept of the electric guitar. BB, Clapton, Page, Richards...

The more I think about it, though, the more I wouldn't sell 60's/70's American music short: Bob Dylan (takes out Beatles) Beach Boys (takes out Stones) Jimi Hendrix (takes out Zep) The Doors (takes out Who) The Velvet Underground (takes out Queen) The Grateful Dead (takes out Oasis :D )...

I guess, based upon the wording of the question, I'd have to say England. It's hard to argue with the Beatles, Stones, Zep, Floyd. however, I think it's all about the interaction. All those previously mentioned bands would have never happened if it were not for the old American blues legends...

I agree. Best horror movie ever*. Jack is at his best. *I always buffer this by stating the Jaws probably f*cked me up the most out of any horror movie I've ever seen, so I guess maybe that was the scariest. I do get wiggy in hotels with long, empty corridors due to the Shining, but I couldn't...

You aren't as much a Favre as I thought. You knew when to quit. :D ....this just doesn't get old. seriously tho, great work. thanks.

I dont think Moss would have a problem with the ball getting spread around. In the last three seasons, he's only averaged 50 receptions and 775 yards. In Deion Branch's last three full years with the Pats (excluding 04 due to injury), he averaged 62 receptions and 842 yards. Even while...

I'm in agreement with you both, dude and bird - Moss would surely help any team that he's going to end up on. The TO-or-Dillon question is very applicable, though unanswered. I'm not really hesitant about Moss due to his attitude (I think that he would in a lot of ways thrive in NE) but rather...

I sticking to it. He's a crybaby. :D Seriously though, I hear the Pack wants Moss. And supposedly there is interest from tha Pats to??!?!?!? That'd be a tough one to swallow.......

I've never hear that, and I'd be very very hesitant to do it. Seal up the beer and let it do it's thing......check it in a few weeks for gravity and weird tastes. It will most likely be absolutely fine. btw congrats on "your first blowoff" teeheeehee. ;)