Esau.

Maybe he's trying the "my laywer never showed up can we set a later date" play.

Fair enough, and makes sense - I'll change the thread title.

I just noticed that you can't have a picture in your signature. I've been playing with photoshop lately and made a holiday banner I was going show off.. but I couldn't, so I will here.

Yeah - I stopped renewing my subscription a few years ago - 25% stuff I was interested in alot or a little, 60% I wasn't interested in and %40 seemed to be advertisemnts. (yes I know its more then 100% ) It is interesting to see Phish on one of their lists though, not sure how many times that has happened, at least concerning best albums.

I saw that after I posted, but really its Rolling Stone magazine, so ranked/unranked its still worth the same to me.

I'm surprised Hendrix's 'Band Of Gypsys is a low on the list to be honest. (Then again, it is RS mag.. ) Glad these two were on it, sorta figured they would be. #5 - Bob Dylan & The Band, Before the Flood (1974) #18 - Bob Dylan, The Bootleg Series, Volume 4: The Royal Albert Hall Concert (1988) The Twenty-Five Best Live Albums

In no particular order, heres thirteen: Duane Allman Luther Allison Albert Collins Stevie Ray Vaughan Jimi Hendrix Billy Gibbons Eric Clapton Jerry Garcia Buddy Guy T-Bone Walker Frank Zappa Albert King Gary Moore

Right on - congratulations! :thumbup:

Currently have the demos for "All Things Must Pass" playing. George was an amazing songwriter. http://www.geetarz.org/reviews/beatles/beware-of-abkco.htm Thanks for the reminder Tim.

Even though this is pretty cool, I'd still end up bitchin about more space. I already have near a TB and don't have enough hard drive space for my liking.

Rev. Gary Davis Friends' Center Seattle ,WA 1967-07-08 SBD Introduction [3:38] Old Time Religion [7:21] Let Us Get Together [7:30] I'm Gonna Sit Down on the Banks of the River [2:43] The Reverend Speaks I [2:41] Feel Like My Time Ain't Long [6:02] The Reverend Speaks II [3:33] Teaching the audience the next song [1:38] Come Down to See Me Sometime [7:28] The Reverend Speaks III [4:26] She's Just Funny That Way [5:15] Make Believe Stunt [4:55] Cincinnati Flow Rag [2:45] om July 7, 1967: The Reverend Speaks IV [0:49] I Heard the Angels Singing [5:17] Samson and Delilah [5:06]

Yeah I guess it did happen. I did a search online using the thread title here and found this - its not the first time that phrase was used.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Dreith

Keep driving ya jerk.

330: Songs on a Charity Album (specify album) 1. The Pretenders - Precious (Concerts for the People of Kampuchea) 2. Warren Zevon with David Lindley - Casey Jones (Deadicated) 3. George Harrison - BANGLA DESH (Concert for Bangladesh) 4. Bob Mould - Can't Fight It (No Alternative) 5. Pearl Jam - Leavin' Here (Home Alive) 6. Dave Bidini With The Scribbled Out Man - The Moncton Hellraisers ([At The Barricades - Vol. 1) 7. Rutherford Creek Collective - Floodloss (Watershed) 8. The Pogues + Kirsty Maccoll - Miss Otis Regrets / Just One Of Those Things (Red Hot & Blue AIDS benefit) 9. The Beatles - Across The Universe (No One's Gonna Change Our World [WWF Benefit, 1968]) 10. Eric's Trip - Fall (January 1996) (Pet-Kout-Koy-ek, Songs for A River, 1996) benefit for the Petitkodiac River in Moncton 11. Bob Dylan - The Ballad of Hollis Brown (SERVE 2 Allstar Charity CD ) 12.

Happy belated.

Happy birthday! Cheers