Joe G

The people in charge of these things are going to have to do some serious thinking about the wisdom of rebuilding there. It's in harm's way.

That's worrisome, to say the least. I hope you hear from them soon.

Any links for sending aid should be posted here.

I had the same thought.

Very interesting discussion. I'm definitely intrigued.

Gettin' Down with Mike Weil!!! I like it!

I was disappointed that there weren't any examples of these vocalists speaking/shouting such things as 'THE 99 DAYS OF SUMMER!" in happy happy joy joy unison. 10 minutes of nothing but that would surely be a view of hell rivaling anything seen or heard on earth!

Sounds like a wise course.

Looks like about 24.

COOL! 92.9! KWFM Holy SHIT!

Now my feelings are hurt.

Yep, Hammett went downhill fast. Same for the rest of the band, come to think of it...

No, just a bunch of weak-minded fools easily swayed by the ol' Jedi Mind Trick.

That must be it! One hellacious case of metathesis!

Did I miss something somewhere?

Greetings from Mason!

WEIRD! I totally read that as "KILL HIM right now"

Oh that's going too far!

Off the top of my head, I'll have to go with Mick Mars of Motley Crue - they all suck, but Smokin' in the Boys Room probably takes the prize. Just thought of another good/bad one: Can't Get Enough of Your Love, by Bad Company. Next time you hear it, check out the "harmonized" string bends at the end of the solo. YEEOUCH!

Oh, Mason was a fine place to grow up. Small town charm and all that. I used to ride my bike all over town, poke around the banks of Sycamore Creek, and sled down the hill behind our house in the winter. And yes, I went to the Ingham County Fair and rode those rickety-ass rides. And whether I was grounded (usually for grades ) or not, I'd just as often be in my room, playing guitar, listening to records, or reading Jack London.

No Greaze on THIS page.

Yeah, the Bach works. Also Dan Wall, Sam Yahel, Larry Goldings all have pretty low cholesterol levels.

Finally got DSL so I can listen to stuff like this. Yeah, man! Nice tones, excellent lines. Turned me on!

Pumpkin Pie is my favorite. I'm also quite fond of the Intro to Tenderly.

Indeed.