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Sport: 2007 NBA Play-Offs Pool
Guy Berger replied to Soulstation1's topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
Tim Duncan is a frickin (mild mannered) beast. If I was building a team from scratch and had to choose between him and Amare I'd take TD every time. edit: The Beast finds himself getting blown out in Phoenix! Kurt Thomas is having a great game. Guy -
I admit I was surprised by how this album sounded. I was expecting something a lot more outside but this was just a very swinging freebop date with some fantastic arrangements. I'd never heard Roswell Rudd before -- he is fantastic. One of my best pick ups at the Tower Sale. Guy
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Barry Bonds quest for HR record
Guy Berger replied to Big Al's topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
Nah, I don't hate him. As long as what he does helps the Giants win games and he's aware of the consequences to his health... Guy -
The death of AJ would wrap up the series in a very dramatic way. It was foreshadowed in this last episode with AJ's suicidal depression and again when Tony reached for his gun as AJ was pulling up the driveway. The death of the son brings an end to the Sopranos. That's my hunch. Too bad they didn't do this 5 seasons ago. Guy
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Sport: 2007 NBA Play-Offs Pool
Guy Berger replied to Soulstation1's topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
Did not watch the Cavs-Nets game, but LeBron had a monster game! Vince Carter chucked his way to 26 pts. Guy -
What's next on your YourMusic.com queue?
Guy Berger replied to GA Russell's topic in Recommendations
This month: Ben Webster, Soulville Next month: Bobby Hutcherson,, Happenings -
I'm glad somebody started this thread because I've got a real itch to discuss Brazilian death metal. Guy
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Max Roach, Miles Davis Mosaics running low
Guy Berger replied to J.A.W.'s topic in Mosaic and other box sets...
Yes, but at this point in your life, could you use some more Sonny Rollins, Hank Mobley, Booker Little, George Coleman, and Stanley & Tommy Turrentine??? Well, the discs w/Sonny (which seem the most interesting to me) are in print individually. Guy -
Max Roach, Miles Davis Mosaics running low
Guy Berger replied to J.A.W.'s topic in Mosaic and other box sets...
I don't think that, at this point in my life, I need that much Max Roach. Guy -
Nothing in Agrippa I's biography on wikipedia suggests that he met with Jesus, so I'm guessing probably not. Guy
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Barry Bonds quest for HR record
Guy Berger replied to Big Al's topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
Amen! Guy -
There were three King Herods during Jesus's lifetime. The first was Herod the Great, who reigned when He was born. The second was I think Herod Agrippa, who had St. John the Baptist executed. The third I think was Herod Philipi (not sure about that), who met with Jesus Good Friday morning. No. Agrippa I came later, during the 30s and 40s -- when Caligula and Claudius were emperors. This is the Herod of I, Claudius, Herod the Great's grandson. You may be thinking of Herod Antipas. Don't hold me to that, however. Herod the Great has gotten something of a bum rap in popular history due to Christian and Jewish biases. Guy
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Sport: 2007 NBA Play-Offs Pool
Guy Berger replied to Soulstation1's topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
I wouldn't be so sure about that -- in 2005 the Suns lost the first three to the Spurs (including two at home) before coming back and winning game 4. That said, yes, a loss tonight puts them on life support. Guy -
Barry Bonds quest for HR record
Guy Berger replied to Big Al's topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
GoodSpeak, it would be nice of you would concede that you were incorrect about the Bonds poll earlier. Guy -
I definitely wouldn't use the word "tame" to describe Jordan's playing with this group. Guy
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Or use an ipod/MP3 player. Guy
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Barry Bonds quest for HR record
Guy Berger replied to Big Al's topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
Actually, it's 52% according to the ESPN.com article written by Jayson Stark. That's more than half; a majority. No, you are misreading the article. 52% DON'T want him to break the record. Here are the results of the poll. Guy -
Interesting quote by Michael Cuscuna
Guy Berger replied to Guy Berger's topic in Miscellaneous Music
You are selling Jim's defense of Cuscuna short. Jim's point is that interpreting Cuscuna's comment as a blanket smear of the musicians you listed in your earlier post makes no sense, because the guy has been a consistent advocate of their music. That said, I think this is a legit criticism. Guy -
Sport: 2007 NBA Play-Offs Pool
Guy Berger replied to Soulstation1's topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
Stephen Jackson turns the ball over a lot when he drives into the key. Guy -
Sport: 2007 NBA Play-Offs Pool
Guy Berger replied to Soulstation1's topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
Oh well... it looked like the Warriors had a chance to win that one. Lots of 3 point chucking near the end. Nice to see Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle awaken from his slump to score 21 pts, though he did his usual 4th quarter disappearing act. Deron Williams outplayed Baron Davis. Matt Barnes had another great game. The Booze did not get 15 assists. Guy -
He wasn't king for 70 years -- that's a mistake in the article. (The Romans weren't ruling Judea in 74 BC either.) FWIW, I don't think there is a historical basis for the claim that he ordered all the children of Bethlehem to be killed. Guy
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Sport: 2007 NBA Play-Offs Pool
Guy Berger replied to Soulstation1's topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
My prediction for the Warriors-Jazz series -- assuming that Baron's healthy enough to perform as well as he did against the Mavs, the Jazz will in this in 5-7 games (so let's make it 6). If Baron's not healthy enough, Warriors will struggle to win more than a game. Guy -
Thanks for the photo, Tom. Guy
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Sport: 2007 NBA Play-Offs Pool
Guy Berger replied to Soulstation1's topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
The Pistons will not win this series... ...with a margin of 20 pts per game. Guy -
I've always thought it was hilarious how critics who'd slag prog rock as pretentious/bloated/self-indulgent/whatever would turn around and slobber all over Sonic Youth. Guy (Daydream Nation fan)
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