Aggie87

That was pretty clearly a Raiders touchdown. They got robbed.

That's the key play of the game though. McKelvin doesn't run that out, and the Bills likely win the game. Edwards outplayed Brady tonight, IMO. Brady was definitely rusty, and he had to throw more passes than "normal" because of being behind. That's where a chunk of that yardage came from that statistically made the Pats look better. And yes, I agree with you, the Pats will continue to get better as the season goes along. Brady was rusty tonight. But I think the Bills deserved to win, save for McKelvin's bonehead decision.

Jeff Garcia is back with the Eagles! I suppose it's too much to hope that he can be even half as magical again. I think that may be too much to hope for. I'm guessing he's the backup to Kolb this week, and then either McNabb comes back or Vick takes over until McNabb's healthy. Garcia may not even play.

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McKelvin may have lost this game for the Bills. They outplayed the Pats on their home turf.

Seemed to be coming for a while, but still sad to hear that Patrick Swayze has passed away. While he was never my favorite actor by any means, he seemed like a likable guy. Roadhouse is still a guilty pleasure. And his Chippendales skit with Chris Farley on SNL is a classic. R.I.P. Patrick.

I wouldn't necessarily get these next, but I really enjoy some of the RCA titles and second their recommendations - Quartets with Jim Hall, Our Man in Jazz, and Sonny Meets Hawk!.

You're forgetting that Buffalo now has Terrell Owens!

Happy Birthday!

3-2 is a baseball score, not a football score!

Out 2-4 weeks while Vick is still ineligible to play for another game. I guess Kolb will have to carry the team for at least one game. Has he looked ok yet?

Happy birthday, Vibes!

Nice debut by Mark Sanchez today. I expected more out of the Texans, but Sanchez seems to be the real deal...so far. Wild game-winning play by the Broncos too, to beat the Bengals. The Cowboys looked very rusty to me in the first half of the game vs. the Bucs, but played alot better in the second half. Romo threw 2 60 yrd+ TD passes, which is the first time that's happened for the Cowboys since 1962. Romo's now got 17 games of 300 or more yards passing, extending his Cowboy record. That is impressive considering his relatively short tenure, and who's come before him at QB there.

I thought the same thing about 10 pages in! I remember a lot of excitement about these two....... Definitely! The recent Miles 50th Anniv. box had quite a bit of discussion too.

I agree with Ron, despite it being Ron that I agree with.

Are you aware of the "Progression: 100 Years of Jazz Guitar" box set that is only 4 years old? Despite its title, it doesn't stick solely to jazz, but touches on rock, western swing, and other areas.

9/13 - Bela Fleck, Edgar Meyer, Zakir Hussain - Bass Concert Hall 9/23 - Terence Blanchard - Bass Concert Hall 10/16 - Charles Lloyd New Quartet (with Jason Moran) - Bass Concert Hall

It's still available at Amazon for $230. Gonna take a couple of weeks for them to get it back in stock, but that's about the best price you're going to find.

coughmonocough

Hidden Spam!! What will they think of next?

You guys are 2 of the 3 (alongside Conn) that haven't made picks yet, but thanks for the reminders anyway! Anybody else wanna play this year? Easy to do, and it was a blast last go-round.

I think the box set includes an additional DVD that houses all of the "documentaries" that are on the individual discs. If that's the case, it's a unique item to the stereo box set, which you won't get if you buy the titles individually. The documentaries are only about 3 minutes each though, so they don't appear to be of much significance.

I think if you get the Mono box, then all you need are the Abbey Road and Let It Be stereo cds, and you'll have all of their official "canon" studio recordings. Except for Yellow Submarine, but as mentioned the remaining Beatles tracks from YS are on the Mono Masters set anyway. The rest of YS is George Martin's orchestral music that the Beatles don't perform on. If you want a "complete" collection, you might want to pick up the two Capitol Album box sets (i.e. the U.S. editions), the Yellow Submarine Songtrack (different than the above Yellow Submarine), Love, Let it Be Naked, the Live at the BBC set, and the 3 Anthology releases. Plus maybe the Hamburg studio recordings (out on numerous releases in different configurations), though that predates their first official Beatles release. I think that's it. At least I think that would be complete as far as CD releases - there are also things that haven't been released on CD, like the Hollywood Bowl live album.