Without a doubt the Patriots are the dogs. They are hated by loads of folks across the USA because the Patriots BEAT their teams. If they lose, the mainstream media and the rest of the non-believers will gloat. Let's face it: the Patriots have excellent discipline (cue Tom Brady) and an excellent leader (cue Tom Brady and Bill Belichick). The other teams may be great but they are not as
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I'd rather see the Shaggs. Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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I saw Ace Frehley in concert for first time two months ago. It was a ball! Great show and I loved the non-Kiss songs. Gene is just a capitalist thug. I do like Paul quite a bit. It's sad to see the band become a caricature of its one great self. Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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Well said. "Watching You" was the highlight. I'll never forget it. Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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Some Girls was the most electrifying jolt in the band's career. Make no mistake about that after everything that followed EOMS. I love Some Girls. I love the Ronnie vocals and lead guitar. The album took chances too. It was the soundtrack to my life in 1978. I still like EOMS as my favorite, but Some Girls is way, way, way high up there. Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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Well said. It's incredible how fussy some men can be when confronted with a truly great organization. Why doesn't the rest of the USA just surrender to the New England Patriots? I know why: they love to see the Patriots kick their butts year in and year out. I love it! And we're gonna do it again to all the girl scouts and steal their mint chocolate cookies while we're at
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Guys, tell me, is that really Stevie Ray Vaughan at the 0:48 mark. He lived in Dallas at that time, and he was 20 years old. It makes perfect sense why he would want to see that show. That hat is distinctive. Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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Missed calls in both games? Huh? The only missed call of any import was that DPI (defensive pass interference) that was not called in the Saints game. I watched both games. Sure there are small questionable calls all the time, but there are NONE that were game changing in the way that the Rams took advantage of. It' s hilarious that anyone in Saints nation thinks that clownbo Roger Good
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The Complete Yusef Lateef Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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It is certainly absurd to suggest that the system that Kraft, Belichick, and Brady have created and tweaked over the years isn't the best ever in the NFL especially when you consider this has been done in the age of the salary cap (something Joe Montana or his coaches wouldn't know anything about) and when you consider that Belichick picks players in the lower tier of the draft but make
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Mick sucks! Why would this be an official release? It's just because very limited copies were made available on the official Rolling Stones website? The fans freakin' deserve better! I bought mine two decades ago on cd, but I feel badly that the young fans can't enjoy it anymore. That's kind of lame...especially for something for so DAMNED old and which should be in the p
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I loved the Captain! Captain and Tennille had some fantastic pop moments that only people from the 70s would appreciate. God rest his soul, I sure loved him. He was the anti-Baudelaire in some ways....he was the girl in the poem "A Celle qui est trop gaie". Finally, nature punished on a flower the insolence of nature. Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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That is sooo cool...only in London.... Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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I never picked this up. I have an original Jap pressing but it only has two songs and not three. When I see these posts and these pics, I come to rue not acquiring it.
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When my dad took me to school as a boy, his hair would be all tossed and tuffed and very bedhead and he'd be smoking long and hard on a fag. I always told him that he looked like you. He came to appreciate it as a compliment. Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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Keith did it his way. That's it, 'bros! Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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HaPPPy bIrTHday, Keith! Seventy-five years already? Good for you, my man. You make so many happy with your music. Long may you run, dude! Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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I finally have listened to it--albeit not properly. It's still floating out there, folks. Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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The Hollywood Palladium show is the crown jewel in his repertoire. It's just too terrific, folks. Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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I love the vinyl version of this More Blood... set. I would love to hear the cd boxset, but I just don't know whether I want to plunk down the money to hear 7 versions of the same song played continuously. Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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How about the complete live at the Hollywood Bowl 1988 in six 45rpm vinyl lps? Can you imagine hearing that killer version of "Happy" in a deep-groove format and let it take up a whole side? Let's just release this and talk about the other stuff later. Oh yeah, throw in the blu-ray of the show as well. I'll take a mortgage out on my house for it. Charles Baudelaire 182
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There are loads of Van Morrison boots out there and he doesn't mind it at all any more than Dylan does. I would love to hear this 1968 show whether it's officially released or not. Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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Hey, has anyone heard the new Van Morrison live 1968 show in Boston? I'd sure love to know where to find it. Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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I saw Roger's recent concert. Loads of solo songs. Overall, it was a good show, but it didn't have any punch to it so it felt slightly anemic without Pete there. The show was mostly ballads, and some were very good. Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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Great song. Thanks for posting it. I hope that I don't run out of time before Ray and Dave decide to do another live show near me. Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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Bedspring Symphony. That' my number one pick. Than it would be Bruxelles '73. I know that the latter was released already in a limited run, it should be released in a properly wider release. Hey, why not? This was their heyday after all. Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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I guess I was never in the right place at the right time to see either of them. Of course I don't live near L.A. do that doesn't help. It would have been cool if they would have played some of the second-tier markets like Monterey or Sacramento. Beggars can't be choosers I suppose. I guess they go to the big huge cities because they figure that's where more people will see
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It would be cool to catch one of the L.A. shows. I doubt that I'll make it, but I am looking forward to see the 90-year-old Burt Bacharach. Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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How about a second lp that features only the Gram Parsons vocals? I've burned my own copy on cd-r using the bonus tracks from the deluxe edition. Now that's the way I love to listen to this album. Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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I hope they play far away from the U.K. where the fans expect too much. They're old farts and so what? I want to see them, and they NEVER ever never ever play anywhere on the West Coast. If they do, it's hit and miss. Most of us yanks never get a chance to see 'em unless we live in New England. Charles Baudelaire 1821-1869
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