Lammycat

Right around the time that co-GM W. Bush sold off Sammy, no? Amazing how Bush "invested" around $600,000 for under a 2% portion of the team with other people's money and came away $14-15 million richer under a decade later by selling that same percentage back. Amazing.

Oh yeah, Matsuzaka is also picked as the runner-up to Delmon Young for AL ROY (see same link)....

To be taken with a grain of salt, of course, but a writer at mlb.com selects Matsuzaka ahead of Santana for the AL Cy Young this year. Obviously it's just a bit early to predict, but these lists are amusing to peruse nonetheless: http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20...s&fext=.jsp

I second viatroy. I don't get the criticisms that it's cheesey (at least lyrically). I find it uplifting. Maybe I'm a sap like that. Although some of the lyrics do seem a bit juvenile/forced I suppose....

Oo, that reminds me: Meat Puppets, Meat Puppets. and Bad Brains, Bad Brains. While I probably wouldn't put either (o.k. maybe the Pups') in my personal top ten, they both offer a kick-ass debut nonetheless.

You sonofabitch, you.

Dylan, Warren Zevon, Robert Hunter Really though, it should be titled "4 Songwriters" if you want three varied answers as it's criminal not to include Dylan as one of the 3.

I keed. I keed.

I'm re-heating some Chuck E. Cheese pizza. Hmmmmm.

Aaaaaah. There we go........... A face for the ages to start us off, too.

Bird McHale The Chief Ainge D.J. (Walton)

How's he done this spring with switching his delivery/arm slot/etc.?

I've always liked this crazy version. Rumor is he was a bit tipsy....

Same here. I picked up Vincente Padilla. (there's a thread for this kinda thing, I know...).

nm

The next night, 5-10-97 is one that gets a lot of play around my house: http://www.wilcobase.com/event.php?event_key=444 Also: 4-29-95 Mississippi Nights: http://www.wilcobase.com/event.php?event_key=833 And: 9-1-03 Bumbershoot: http://www.wilcobase.com/event.php?event_key=709

China->Rider ('72-73 era) Passenger ('79 w/Brent) Viola Lee ('69-70 era) Bertha (any year) Scarlet->Fire ('77-78)

Where do you think the celery stalk went, Einstein?!

Bob Dylan, Bob Dylan Outlandos D'Amour, The Police

Off the cuff I can't think of specific dates, but some of my favorite shows are from the early/mid era (late 90s-very early 2000s)

Cookie Puss predates it....

Ahh..."Top Ten?" That means only ten, I think. In no order: Appetite For Destruction, GnR The Kinks, The Kinks Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin Never Mind The Bollocks, The Sex Pistols Are You Experienced, Jimi Hendrix The Clash, The Clash MFBP, The Band Ten, Pearl Jam Greetings From Asbury Park, Bruce Psychocandy, Jesus and Mary Chain

Psychocandy, Jesus and Mary Chain Greetings From Asbury Park, Bruce Springsteen

Three Feet High and Rising, De La Soul The Velvet Underground & Nico, VU

Appetite For Destruction, GnR The Kinks, The Kinks Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin Never Mind The Bollocks, The Sex Pistols Are You Experienced, Jimi Hendrix