mountain bed

Hmmm. I wasn't aware of Page coming out with a new record. I do think the guy is underrated, but I also think in regards to his former band the sum is much greater than the individual parts. So we'll see.

I thought I'd do some digging around in the Archives & the Centos test page came up. Is this just an issue that is temporary? Thanks.

poly-ethnic cajun slam-grass. oh wait, that's Leftover Salmon.

Now that would be some kinda redeployment!

Back when I used to teach air guitar, Kiss Alive was the record I would have my students start out on. Eventually they'd work their way up to "Eruption".

didn't they purchase yellowcake from Niger as well?

Even though it's been played to death on that TV commercial, I gotta agree with Twisted Acres.."Tighten Up" is one of the best grooves evah.

I truly hope Ft. Wayne really goes down...less than 2 hours up the road from me. It would be a real pleasure to get to meet you folks.

I remember reading about Pete's ideas regarding the "Universal Note" in a Who biography ( I think it was the Dave Marsh one). Of course the more pragmatic Daltrey & the Ox as well thought it was a daft idea, to say the least. But they also thought the idea of a Rock Opera about a deaf, dumb & blind kid was pretty ridiculous & that turned out pretty good for them! At the time Pete was completely dedicated/ obsessed with the possibilty (having read Sufi texts, etc.) of feeding alot of his fans' personal information into a database that would assign a note for each person...sort of

Roger Brown Julius Erving Zelmo Beatty Dan Issel Rick Barry

I couldn't believe that. People have been thrown out of games for less.

In general I'd agree with that. I love scat, but instrumental jazz is always going to take precedence over vocals for me.

Now playing ( everywhere)

" They're dancin' in the streets of Indy, bay-bee !!! "

Wow. Teh Bucks escaped with their lives there. They definitely played like champs in the clutch, and that was one hell of a pressure 3 to put things in OT.

That was one of my first NY boots. Never tried out the honey slide recipe, though.

Anything by The Fugs or The Holy Modal Rounders.

Happy Birthday to a great girl & fellow Neil fanatic ! Enjoy your day ! ps. Eric, by 'this family' I assume you don't mean "THE Family" .

Of course my Irish got beat like the proverbial gong, but teh Boilers are still in...3 outta 4 IN schools still in. But probably not for long.

1. Narz 2. Oman 3. Tweedy's Gurl 4. Ikol 5. Carlos

Hey Punk, where you goin' with that flower in your hand ? Hey Punk, where you goin' with that flower in your hand ? Well, I'm goin' up to Frisco to join a psychedelic band Well, I'm goin' up to Frisco to join a psychedelic band Hey Punk, where you goin' with that button on your shirt ? Hey Punk, where you goin' with that button on your shirt ? Well, I'm goin' to a Love In to sit & play my bongos in the dirt Well, I'm goin' to a Love In to sit & play my bongos in the dirt Hey Punk, where you goin' with that hair on your head ? Hey Punk, where you goin' with that hair on your head ?

Tonight, the usual...Sierra Nevada. For St. Patrick's Day : a 6 pack of Bell's Hopslam. Ninja, if you've never had this one, both myboyblue & myself will attest to this stuff. Amazing!

Absolutely. Phil's ability (esp. in the great '72-'74 period) to come up with the least repetitive ideas is what makes the thing work for me. Barely grazing the root notes. The P+F Band that he had from Fall '00 to Summer '02 (w/ both Jimmy Herring & Warren Haynes) put any modern day 'jamband' wannabees to shame. I really wish that group would've stayed intact...many jaw-dropping moments with that group.

OK, I dove in. No Bitches Brew. Damn. I shouldn't have looked.

That really should be a poll option. #3, hands down, yes?