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Jimmy Page's first session was in 1963 - by '73 he was widely considered a guitar god of some variety.

Yeah - apparently Eric Clapton was God in '66 or so.

One True Vine is the Cars Can't Escape of this album - the great song that for whatever reason the band felt like relegating to b-side status.

There's something in the way she eases my mind And lays me across the bed till I close my eyes Stirs me in the morning till I can ever be satisfied I leave Carolina every night in my dreams Like the girls that try to love me that I only leave Rock me like a baby doll and hold me to your chest But I'm always moving too fast If I could find my way back home, where would I go? When everything about me, I used to be, Shivers in the sheets and the blankets of snow Lost out in the woods were you're looking for me When, when will you come back home? When, when will you come back home? No one leav

Makes Simon and Garfunkel sound like the Stooges. (kidding)

I'm besaddled with a 7250 that I have to reboot all the time. It probably doesn't help that I have 50,000 apps loaded on it.

M&M sorters needed for legacy rock act's catering spread. Must not be color blind. Must be willing to put up with assholes.

You can get Mr. Supernatural on CD "used and new" from Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Mr-Supernatural-King...8067&sr=8-2 I like S/T better than What's For Dinner, but they're both pretty good.

Sky Blue Sky is exactly the sort of album I'd expect to find on the sale rack at Starbucks or hear in car commercials. And you can take those words to mean whatever you want to.

I think he said the same thing at the living room show I saw him at in '06.

Wow. My head is spinning after reading this.

Well yeah, if you really wanna do it right, you need the DEF LEPPARD font in full force. Someone somewhere on the web probably has that for download.

Of course, you guys could just go here or to hundreds of other similar sites and make your own shirts: http://www.cafepress.com/cp/customize/

Yeah, I know. I was making a funny.

But those are in FLAC format.

Looks like the songs are pointed to an old / dead IP address. I'd drop a polite e-mail to Ken Waagner at info@wilcoworld.net. He's pretty good with responding to those kinds of things.

I didn't know Jabba the Hut fronted a jam band.

It's been a few days since I've last heard it and I'm already craving it again. And other people, places and things...

What about Jack of All Trades? My brother for better or for worse (probably for worse) created that show. EDIT: didn't see your response, A-Guy.

It's amazing the amount of respect and admiration people seem to have for a person based on something as silly as the ability to perform wrestling moves well, and the shock / anger / disgust that comes afterwards when they discover they never really knew anything about that person.

A bra designer with a penchant for cowboy hats and weekends in Venice. Yeah, I could see that.

Cool, I'll check them out, thanks.