hamilton

Art Taylor, A.T.'s Delight.

On... stage?

Booker Ervin, The Freedom Book.

I heard penicillin takes care of "burning sunrise".

I probably don't need to point this out to anyone, but don't go see Speed Racer. I was dragged to it last weekend, and yes Veronica, it *is* as bad as you guessed it might be. Unless you're nine years old... then, perhaps, you could enjoy it. The chimpanzee was probably the one redeeming feature.

Maybe last week, or the week before that. I just picked it up yesterday. It's pretty good!

I would like to take this opportunity to point out that I am not going to be leaving Seoul to take up the position of GM for the Toronto Maple Leafs.

I demand a review when you get back!!

Portishead, Third.

Last time I checked, being described as a harpy was an insult, not a compliment!

Based on what Mike said above, I think he's doing as great a job in trying to promote membership in the community as a guy at a computer can do. The weakness of the "scene", whatever that is, has more to do with the music than the effort being made to promote it. If people aren't buying your product, it doesn't necessarily mean that they don't know about it. Maybe they don't like the product, or they would rather spend their money in a different fashion. The "stakeholders" that you speak of - the ones who can affect things the most and who are most affected by things - are the musicians, performers and promoters, not the guy running the website.

Roland Kirk with Jack McDuff, Kirk's Work.

My guess would be that only a low percentage of the Neil Young fan demographic actually expects that this project will see the light of day in their own lifetime.

I dunno what some of you gays guys are discussing in some of the Rich Stadium non-hockey threads, but the Google banner that I'm getting at the top of the main Rich Stadium page is for: REAL JOCK: The Gay Fitness Community - Great Guys, Workouts and More! I dunno. Maybe you're comparing your "bats" in the baseball threads a little too often.

I was hoping this thread was going to be about a bunch of bullfrogs on treadmills. :confused:

Happy Birthday, Steph!

Elton John, Tumbleweed Connection.

On the TSN website, they zoomed in on Osgood butt-ending Ribeiro in the chops as he went past the net. Not that that excuses the slash, but at least it kind of explains why he did it.

Richard & Linda Thompson, In Concert, November 1975.

Jonathan Richman, Surrender To Jonathan!

Crowded House, Farewell To The World.

Al Green, I'm Still In Love With You.

Happy Birthday!