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It wasn't worth it.

Yes, I am really enjoying that site. I will not have a productive day at work.

Warren Zevon's grunt at 2:34 of Lawyer's Guns and Money.

My favorite Beatle moment is when John comes in with the "Life is very Short" part of "We Can Work it Out." It is the most perfect example of how Paul and John combined to create musical masterpieces. Paul's ridiculously optimistic, poppy, happy tune is brought crashing down to earth by the ever-cynical, realistic, truth-telling John both lyrically and musically. Musical bliss.

Somebody with better inside knowledge of the music business can chime in and tell me where I am wrong, but where the heck are the managers/agents in all this? These guys are paid on a percentage of revenue right? Wouldn't it be their job to make sure that if the Los Lobos guys went into the studio with Paul Simon that they got any writing credit for their work if it was proper? If you are Paul Simon's business manager/agent/lawyer wouldn't it be your job to make sure he didn't do anything that would potentially get him sued? I can't believe this would be handled entirely by the musicians l

The song was called All Around the World (The Myth of Fingerprints). I love the tune and it sounds just like a combination of Paul Simon and Los Lobos would sound like in your imagination. It pains me that it caused a rift between the artists as I like them both a lot.

Almost every band/artist peaks in their mid-late 20s like baseball players. Some exceptions, but the rule is still pretty solid.

Yes, that's the one. It's an insanely good shot. Did you take a bunch of him and this was the best one or did you just get very fortunate on one attempt? If it was the latter that is some serendipity.

Wow, I loved those. The one of the dude with the hair at the metal fest is fantastic!

A Beaumont firm insulting Cajuns: http://www.zummo.com/products.asp

One other thing about Texas; they spell "Boudin" with an "a". Only those of us from Louisiana will understand this.

Everything is bigger in Texas except the interstate on-ramps, which are smaller than my driveway. How did they miss that?

I am new here and I loved this thread. I read the whole thing, including the fights. I would like to add a few thoughts. Touch of Grey is a great song, perhaps the best The Dead ever recorded. Deadheads should just deal with it and quit squawking about them selling out by recording it and releasing a (gasp) video. Oh and the band was never the same after Donna Jean left (Not really, just kidding. I just wanted to induce a heart attack or two). The Ramones and AC/DC are the same band, just in different rock subgenres. Contrary to Nigel Tufnel's opinion, you can be both clever and stup