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this was my experience as well. Lynne must have had 15 people on stage with him.


well, rumor has it that they're playing to backing tracks (nowadays) of years older performances. In fact, I had...

My doctor said I should avoid MSG

[QUOTE=Tangram;1238508] well, they made it through last year without a backup 🙃

Zach Wilson traded to the Broncos for future draft picks and the condition he changes his number to 3, so that they'll save money on jerseys.
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really? I'm familiar with his late 80s, early 90s output. He reminded me of a George Michael clone.

Loved Dickie Betts. He was as much the voice of ABB as Greg Allman was.

There are a couple of videos on YT suggesting the built-in preamp in some TTs are bare-minimum cheap and induce noise on the signal, even when you are bypassing the built-in preamp. Said videos also...

The reason (in my humble opinion) is that woman's college basketball gave us something the fans and gamblers love, rivalry and drama. The Clark/Reese rivalry drew huge numbers. Mainly because it had...

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I think the ELO reissues from about 20 years sounded better to my ears.

Lynne might not have been thrilled with the sound quality of the older material, but he also could have been financially motivated as he gets all royalties off of that 2012 release.

Hmm.... more like, what prog groups do I think have so-so vocals but I still like them anyway? ... just about all of them, maybe

It'd be easier for me to list the most popular prog bands whose...

I'd agree with this. Thin Lizzy is some of my all-time favorite music and much of it sounds like it was recorded in a janitors closet. I gave up on audiophilia long ago, opting instead to listen to...

A tribute album with people I've heard of before. A first.

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It was a joke

I love Time, but I've heard it on CD, the CD reissue, vinyl on two or three different TTs/cartridges. It's not an audiophile recording by any stretch, but then again, much of my favorite music...

Punch Robert Fripp right in the cunt

$300M? Why not $400M? That's easier to split 4 ways...






I'm here all week, try the veal, tip your waiters

Gilmour Girls, Dawson's Creek, House

He looks like Do (Marshall Applewhite) from Heaven's Gate

I think I read it somewhere 🤔

wow. What a long-winded opus to say you don't like something. Was he as disdainful of Willie Nelson when he put out albums of American Standards, you know, just because he was Willie Nelson. This...

Whoops. I tried to edit and forgot that I can't do that on my phone. Yes, hick-hop isn't the official terminology for hip-hop infused country rock, but it's still very descriptive. And funny.

I hope Neil Young can remember
A streaming man don't need him around anyhow

You need vinyl to play back on your Bluetooth turntable.

Ice-T wants to sell me a car warranty plan

I'll stop on the The X-Files occasionally. The earlier 'chasing aliens' stuff wasn't too bad at first, but since it was never brought to a satisfying conclusion, the reruns of it are tedious. And the...

The X-Files wore thin with me after 3 or 4 seasons. The show's writers could get a tad self-indulgent with some of the gimmicky, jokey episodes. And what an endless merry-go-round the recurring...

I love most all ELO, but no, not for the sound quality. Time is especially squashed in the mix.

The TV series had a great start as the first episode was a sort of sequel to the first movie. But the budget was tight and some of the monsters and costumes were epic fails. Weak writing too. With...

Yeah, the movie still holds up. It's still the most original vampire tale in that it presents the subject as a serial killer instead of some suave, machiavellian figure.

I remember seeing this as a kid. It was actually a two-parter when it was first broadcast. As Dracula movies go, I think it holds up. Jack Palance suits the role well.

Dan Curtis sure had an...

]i]"There's a lot to be said, for a blow to the head"[/i]

Dancing In The Ruins was the MTV song and it wasn't bad. But Perfect Water is a fantastic song.

I think where all SB albums are concerned is that they mastered the kickass lead-off song. SB's eponimus release in '06, On A Perfect Day and Skeletons At The Feast is one of their best, 1-2 punch of...

Steve Harvey

I will add that while the MK-II Spock's Beard albums were, at times, awkward attempts at fulfilling the prog, those albums were not without their share of gems, even Feel Euphoria. And given that...

I thought it didn't help that this album came out a few years after the movie Powder, which was basically the same story, an albino teenager coming to grips with his "special powers", including...

Agreed. Morse's compositions suffered from bloat around this time forward

I saw Lynne's ELO back in '19 in the Tacoma Dome (WA). It was (I think) the 4th show on the tour with my wife, my daughter and her boyfriend. Jeff was in great form and it was a great looking show....

I count myself amongst the SB fanbase but don't love everything they did. I don't like The Light, except I do like one song, Go The Way You Go. I like parts of all of them but never liked sitting all...

Aaron Donald retires at 32.

You already said that, jeesh! SMH




I agree, actually, so it bears(?) bares(?) repeating. When I'd go speaker auditioning, that CD went with me. Stem to stern great; an album that scratches...

And then kill him

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I own Outrider but haven't listened to it years. I actually loved The Firm when it came out, I also owned the follow-up Mean Business but I had moved on shortly afterwards.

I was absolutely...

You might be onto something 🤔

I have their "reunion" album from around '92(?) and while it was OK, you're right, just not the same - I've heard tracks from the other 90s albums but... Even Robertson's solo stuff was patchy at...

The Band was another acrimonious breakup that lasted forever. Now only Garth Hudson survives.

IKR? Some of the interviews I've seen lately read like a Jiminy Glick episode.

You dare questioning Steven the Redeemer?!

Well, they didn't erect a statue of Hershel Walker in Minnesota

Surprised it took this long

Go Seahawks!!

Go Lions!!!

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I think the older Sting gets, the more he looks like Jonathan Harrison (Dr Smith on. Lost In Space). Evidently, Sting emulated Dr Smith as well.

Yep. Years ago I made a CDR compilation of deep-cut tracks from classic rock bands. The CD was selected by my wife at a gathering and after about three songs it was drawing skewed glances from nearly...

I think BIA is a fantastic album but I agree with everything you said. Raining Again was pure pap, a guy resting squarely on his laurels. Off putting really.

It might have been a little over the top (trurl's off color remark) but it was why it was funny, albeit just to those of us who knew him. But there were some members who couldn't resist the urge to...

Yes

I'm still waiting to hear something from his thrash metal band, Five Finger Cunt Punch.