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He'll be OK though. Physically.

Cho, I've recently encountered a similar dilema here on this thread. Hope it helps!

I'm with you. That guy is one cool customer. He must've seen combat or something. I think the the average human would've been absolutely hysterical. (With good reason I might add) Haha..me too. When I watched it I was under the impression he had lost his mic. I'd have been Mr. Tourette on the way down " bloody useless "

happy....birthday, to ya....!!!!

New underpants please after I've managed to free my hand.

Well done fellas. Having your music exposed to non - board members will undoubtedly increase sales. Having it legally available too gives you the peace of mind that the freeloaders are less likely to get their way. I hope.

Waay too many choices. Didn't vote. Don't really know why I posted

Nowt wrong with that. Thin Lizzy were quality musicians who played fantastically together live.

That'll be the smugness clouding your vision then

Grrrrrr....

If you ask me, they shoulda built two

nice, mild, with the sun peeking from between the fluffy clouds. But it'll be cold, damp and wet again tomorrow. Bet ya!

In the UK we have a talk-show host by the name of Michael Parkinson. He's a down-to-earth, straight talking, cricket-loving, real ale drinking Yorkshireman. At least that's how he's marketed these days since his big comeback. Back in the 1970's he was just a talk-show host. He also exerts quite an influence over how the British public get their dose of jazz through his BBC Radio 2 show and his CD compilations along the lines of 'The Best Of Jazz...' Lately he has featured many new jazz stars on his TV programme; Jamie Cullum, Norah Jones, Jane Monheit.......Rod Stewart.... I don't watch his shows by the way, but find out who's on through the listings. Honest. Last week he had Madeleine Peyroux on his show. Maybe I should stop using him as a gauge on which artists to avoid because I'm fairly broad-minded, but I find, with the exception of Stacey Kent who I still luuurrve, his musical guests get very quickly over exposed and their acts become very tired quickly. I'll have a listen to her on the wireless then go by gut instinct, avoiding splashing out valuable cash on stuff I'll listen to a few times.

Some great pictures there. Always makes me chcukle when I hear about one guy in one part of the Sates who's shivering in snow drifts whilst another is basking in the sunshine; meanwhile most European board members respond with the usual cold, damp & grey

It's fairing up here but up on the tops it's still got a few feet of snow. As we found out on Sunday with the car club run.

Innervisions for me too. The one reason? I love all the songs on that album. There isn't a single dud and the way the album is programmed is superb. Ranks with Marvin's What's Going On? IMO as among the very best soul abums ever. In fact in any genre.

That'll be London then?

Sounds familiar Mine is: look at case, think about how underwhelmed I am everytime I play. Stop looking and do something else instead.

Northern England

Five inch knife found in man's head

Thanks Guy. This has got to be possibly my all time favourite album; in any genre. Tomorrow I'm going to sit down with 'phones on and think about how I can put anything into words as to how I feel about the music and the band on this date (I'm way too tired now. Been a long day)

He was in Edinburgh, Scotland last year I think, to promote a play he had written. Don't know how well it was received.

Looks nice, bet it sounds great.

Did you say you've been to Finland?

...and who wouldn't be??? Oh, you might be surprised... http://www.deardiary.net/show/diaries/124074/1107129600 http://www.averyant.com/AverysSavoryJournal.html http://www.livejournal.com/users/ashliebear13/ http://www.winglin.net/fanfic/standthere/chapter_9.shtml http://members.tgforum.com/sthomas/may02.htm Tip o'the iceberg, I suspect.... "Doctor, doctor I have this green leafy thing sticking out of my bum...is it serious?" "Well, unfortunately, it's just the tip of the iceberg" sorry