ZenLunatic

Okay, better than just names, what about clips.

Live solo- Jimmy Page

Communication Breakdown - just one of a ton of great guitar songs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-Jne9rjhnI

I have to think that Hendrix is a given, so this will be my top 5 not named Jimi Hendrix:

 

Robert Quine

Richard Lloyd

Brian May

Ira Kaplan

Richard Thompson

 

Others I love:

Elliott Easton (The Cars), Chris Difford (Squeeze), Tom Verlaine

 

Also, please note that these are my top 5 FAVORITES. It's a subjective thing and not open to argument.

Kinda Punky huh... Havent heard of most of them

Cinco de Mayo historically recognizes the Mexican army's defeat of the French army at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. At this battle, the French miliary was almost two-times the size of Mexican forces. The French army went undefeated for almost 50 years before this battle.

After the Battle of Puebla, the Americas were never invaded by another continent again.

Ok, I know Jimi Hendrix will be on most list and most likely at the top. But what else you like. I tend to go for that bluesed out rock.

Here is my top 5 in somewhat of an order.

1. Hendrix

2. Jimmy Page

3. Joe Perry

4. Slash

5. Angus Young

Also have to say I really like Billy Corgan and Tom Morello.

They are also at amazon.com and set release is June 2nd.

Theriot is on Roids!!

Looks cool to me. Did you know the Sears Tower is officially called Willis Tower now? Bruce Willis bought the name.

that was aweome, loved that movie

I can see if I was watching the clip with friends, saying "hey, is that Donovan McNabb?" could draw a few laughs. The problem is probably in broadcasting, you can't be subtle, so he had to be all "hey! run that clip again!" rather than just tossing it in there casually.

I think so too. It had to be a joke gone bad. Those other guys just treated him like an idiot making the joke bomb even more.

That wasnt a joke?

Saab is still around?

Yes, Saab... the car you never see.

What a sell-out.

For someone with a lot of opinions, you sure don't have that many facts.

Hey, I never said I knew the history of Chrysler.

And again I ask, weren't they already "gone" when Daimler AG owned them?

I didnt think they owned them outright? Isnt Chrysler an American company? If not, why are they asking our govt for bailout?

Well, then they won't be gone.

I mean as a US car company.

Chrysler is probably gone anyways. Fiat's gonna own them or someone else.

In terms of reputation, and probably quality, it's Cadillac > Buick > Chevrolet > Pontiac.

 

I think Oldsmobile was to one side or the other of Chevy in that line.

 

With Chrysler it was Chrysler > Dodge > Plymouth, and guess who's no longer around from that bunch...

Jeep isnt Chrysler anymore?

You are the only Blanch to me.

A liittle suprised that Pontiac was the first one to go, I thought it was the better line of GMs, I guess not. Hummers got to be next and I heard talk of Saturn and Saab going.

BBQ and foot massage

I am not a fan of Neil Cotts.

He did pretty poorly yesterday. He's got alot to prove for me. Dont really think much of him now.

Ive read a lot of mixed reviews of Phoenix. The Reader recommended another place, that seems to be a little less traditional (no carts) but has better service/food. Although Phoenix was the "readers choice"

 

I do definitely want Dim Sum though, as the last(first) time I had it was visiting in New York, and it was one of the most memorable things we experienced.

 

Any other suggestions?

 

Is there a Wilco tour like Athens has a REM tour?

 

Just curious.

 

PS - sorry this is in the wrong forum..

I've only been to Pheonix for Dim Sum so I cant really say. All the food is very good. The cart pushers dont really speak much English so the service wont be the best but nothing to complain about. I go there all the time and am never disappointed and I drive all the way in from the NW burbs. If the other place is at the same level, you cant go wrong either place you pick. Definitely make it there.

Then afterwards you can get fruit drinks walking along the strip along with some stuffed buns at the bakery for a snack later. Then go to one of the kitchy tourist shops and pickup a buddah and some nuchuks. There is actually a cool modern art store called Hoypoloi that doesnt really seem to fit in that you should check out. Its right on the main strip. www.hoypoloi.com

Thats Chinatown. There is so many more neighborhoods to check out.

In Chinatown, Go to Phoenix for some Dim Sum. There maybe lines, so early lunch or brunch is recommended.

Just called a bunch of stores and no luck on Wilco vinyl reissues. Either it got cancelled or delayed. Hopefully delayed.

so any news on the re-release of the older albums on vinyl Tommorow?