chris olivarez

He's on infomercials at night.He's funnier than shit.

It depends. Sometimes not at all,sometimes a half dozen times or more.

I would pay PBS not to play pretentious crap like this.

I ordered this from the BMG music club but a miscommunication caused the order to be canceled. I reodered it and this time it's on the way. I can't wait.

I've had a very long week and so number one on my hit list is sleep. After that is sleep and when I'm done it's sleep. Somewhere in there I'll intersperse dinner and laundry. Subject to change of coure.

This is a case of a legend(Bird) vs a legend in his own mind (G) and at least on this board Bird flies high!!! As far as I'm concerned G is still a pentatonic fairy fucker!!!

I saw Leon Redbone in concert in Durango,Colorado this last week and let me tell you it was different than any other show I've seen just about anywhere. If there is anybody who is a musical time traveler out there it's Leon. Hell for all I know Leon actually SAW Buddy Bolden play. At the show it was Leon accompanied by a trumpet player who also played cornet and trombone as well as a piano player. Since it appeared that Leon doesn't do set list the two sidemen had to be ready for anything and everything a challenge they repeatedly rose to. Both were fine musicians and at one point the trumpet player played the trumpet and coronet simultaneously-that's the first time I've ever seen that happen! As for Leon he was well-Leon. He has a rather dry sense of humor and while he was figuring out what he was going to do next he was cracking a joke or telling a story. Leon performed for two hours and the audience was definitely entertained I know I was. I got to meet Leon after the show and found him to be a good guy. If you're looking for a different and totally entertaining show this is it.

Probably but it sure seems that way.

You already know the music and if you can connect with kids then your chances are as good as anybodys. Good luck RT.

Nevada isn't the only suprise team to make it to the round of 16. Alabama just defeated last years defending champion Syracuse and the tide roll onto the elite eight. Just my opinion but doesn't it seem that Kansas no matter how they're seeded always get the midwest region. Most suspicious.

Just like anything else if they pay for the repairs your rates go up. Insurance companies in Southwest Colorado are happy to clue drivers into information that might help avoid a collision with a critter. There are devices that hook up to your car that can alert deer to your approach. Some people also install grill guards that help lessen a collision . A lot of it is common sense like if your'e traveling through deer and elk country at night don't drive like its the first turn and first lap at Indy.

My closest encounter with a deer occured one night when I was driving home in a snowstorm. Visibility was already severely limited and I was thinking to myself-"Oh well at least I won't have to deal with any critters"-WRONG!!! Cutting across the road just a little ways in front of me was a mule deer buck-a fully grown one. A sudden stop under the conditions was out of the question and if that deer didn't see me and react in time I was screwed but fortunately he did react in time. Another time I was a passenger with someone and we were coming home at night in an area that is heavily populated with deer and elk. This guy was driving too fast and we were barreling on top of three cow elk who were in the middle of the road and one of them was going down. I had just enough time to think "this is going to hurt!". One of the elk bounced from one end of the car to the other. Amazingly we weren't hurt and the car was still driveable but unfortunately the elk wasn't as lucky. This summer I saw a strange sight in the town limits. There was a lot of traffic out there that day and I saw something spiraling in the air that I thought was a dog but it turned out to be a deer. It was hit by a car with out of state plates and the people inside the car were freaking. For it's part the deer picked itself up,looked at the people in the car as if to say "stupid tourists",walked across the street,climbed up a hill and disappeared. During the rut deer become very belligerent and may view a car as an adversary-definitely a bummer. I've been lucky so far and have never personally hit a deer or elk. A fully grown bull elk is a very large animal and if you ever hit one of them you could consider your car totaled. In Southwest Colorado most people drive with extra care because of the high population of deer and elk but if you are in the wrong place at the wrong time there's really nothing that you or the critter can do its a hazard that goes with the territory.

If that occured during the rut deer are not very congenial.

I've always liked the group. Some of the stuff they've done is pretty off the wall but they are fearless. I might check this out in the future.Thanks for the heads up.

I'm sorry to hear that about that SF Tower location Bruce but thanks for the info.

We are totally opposite on this one. I view that paticular album and song as an official period of decline for the group.

Introducing the new Cinderella-the Nevada Wolfpack.

I'm assuming that you are going to see Horace. Let us know how it comes out and if there is indeed a new album.

What Conn said.

Hey Paul good luck brother man.

I also missed both and plan to continue to miss both.

This thread seems familiar(BNBB?). Anyway, I work at the radio station in Pagosa Springs- On Air,Production and I do play by play for high school football,basketball and baseball. P.S.-Good luck Street Singer.

Usually when I get a cd of something I already have its either for the purpose of getting a sonic upgrade or because of an ordering fiasco. In theory I already have too many cds in fact never enough. Hey! I'm a music addict.

Same here.

It would have to be to someone I trusted implicitly.