Analogman

Doctor Who: New Companion (teaser trailer) I hope Pearl Mackie will bring some new energy to the show. I didn't much care for the last season.

Amazon now has all the episodes of Whitechapel. I got to see the 4th series finally. I hope they do at least one more series.

According to Dave Marsh - the story was they spent more time hanging out than recording. And supposedly Keith's drum work was done in a couple of days towards the end of the sessions. I like the song Love is Coming Down. Or maybe I should say I like the way Roger sings it. And Had Enough is one of the few times Roger was the lead singer on a song John wrote.

It's not all that much thought of outside of the song Who Are You. There was a time when they played Sister Disco in live shows.

I'm back on my quest to watch all the available episodes. Dr. Who - Attack of the Cybermen (Season 22 -1985)

That is correct. Supposedly - Tipper overheard one of her daughters listening to Darling Nikki and flipped out. I see people are posting Prince songs on YT now. I wonder if whoever controls his estate will leave them be, or take the songs down.

Did you see Purple Rain at the movie theater? It was quite something to see that on the big screen.

It's funny - I never got into him really. I recall being into Purple Rain back in the day though.

If you have never seen this - it is interesting: Kevin Smith on Prince

This may be morbid - but I wonder if he did a Steve Jobs. I say that as he was a Jehovah Witness - and I wonder if he refused treatment for whatever problem he had.

Mountain Bed probably eats hot dogs that way. He is a Cubs fan.

I never cared for them all that much. I had those couple of albums plus For Those About To Rock. I don't think I have any AC/DC now. As I recall - one of the things that drew kids I knew to the band were their "dirty" lyrics.

I had it on 8-Track and vinyl. And Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap on 8-Track.

I take it they don't put sauce and coleslaw on hotdogs there.

That may be right. I do recall reading something in Bill's book about him being paid more money. All this AC/DC talks takes me back to the Back in Black days. Every teenager in school had that album - or it sure seemed like it.

I take it AC/DC must be only Angus now with the rest of the guys hired from tour to tour. Brian must be like Ron Wood - in a band for over 3 decades, but still a hired hand. I would be surprised if Angus does albums with Brian, and then hires somebody else to do the vocals on tours. I think this be the end - or they are going to hire a new singer.

Brian has released a statement:

I was reading the chapter about the Pittsburgh show in that So Many Roads book. I remember when that went down. Whenever there was a GD show in Pittsburgh, you would often see deadheads suddenly appear where I live hanging around on the streets.(about an hour away from Pittsburgh). The tone of the So Many Roads book reminds me somewhat of the Keith Moon book by Tony Fletcher. Dave's Picks Volume 18 Orpheum Theatre, San Francisco, CA 7/17/1976

That must be an entry for the Guinness Book of Records. In 2016 Axl Rose served as the lead singer for two of the biggest bands in history while perched on a throne.

Makes me think of California Jam - sort of -

Not a hater - but you have to at least admit it is sort of a drag to hear him go on about how groovy he is.

23 bucks for the cd set -

I'm sure they didn't want to refund however many millions they are going to make from this tour.

I don't think either one of those guys was that great.