Joe G

Don't you mean Yo' order?

I hope you all are taking notes.

Worth the price for the Jimmy Smith rap alone.

I think that's when Zora was trying to climb up into my lap. Yeah, that's the ticket...

Actual conversation I once had with a friend of mine when I was about 19 or 20: Friend: Kenny G is the greatest saxophonist ever! Me: What about, like, John Coltrane? Friend: Aw, fuck that shit! :rsly: I'm sure he'd laugh about that now... I hope!

Mike - thanks for the encouraging words. Means a lot! Also - gslade, Mark, Tjobbe, Matthew and brownie - thanks a bunch for ordering the disc, and for the positive feedback. Love youse guys! :rsmile:

Derek had some wonderful stuff going on the night I saw him with the Allman Bros. Afterward I told him, "The best thing I can say is that when you played, I felt good."

Sweet!!

Also the guys on either side of him, come to think of it. They're concentrating hard so as not to let Tommy's time throw them off.

The look from the guy on the far end would seem to confirm that.

Won't know that until it's over.

Don't be hating your pets! Or petting your hates, for that matter.

For some things, life is too short. For others, it's too long.

I love that album, too. Sad news...

Include an extra "that", or leave it out? "...although you'd thing that that would be a logical use..."

I still haven't gotten around to getting hooked up, but at this point, I am leaning towards XM over Sirius. I was able to hear a couple of days worth of Sirius programming recently and found it to be rather dull.

What was the one you told me at the club? Pick Yo' Nose?

Thank you, Dan. It's nice to see that people are hearing growth! :rsmile:

That was Randy. He dropped his stick towards the end of the guitar solo.

M. Sue me.

Did that history book mention the fact that the big automakers were a major force behind the dismantling of public transportation?

BTW, I didn't mean to come across like I was coming down on my buddy Wes.

Aren't Jeeps a high risk for roll-overs? Certainly higher than a sedan. I think the Plymouth has more side and front protection as well. Actually, my late wife survived a head-on collision with a Silverado in our Breeze. It wasn't pretty, though. The floorboard, where you put your feet, was pushed up to within about 6 inches from the base of the seat. I have to say that I'm a little dismayed by the fact that it's come down to "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em." I took a trip up north this last weekend, and I can't tell you how many times a goddam Dodge Ram maxi-cab 4X4 towing a trailer full of quad runners came up on me in the passing lane doing between 85 and 90 mph. Of course, they would invariably sit right on my bumper until I got around the car I was passing. F**K! How about a little courtesy??? And I'm NOT going to buy an SUV that I don't need just to feel "safe".

Like maybe jacman?