Rob Not Bob

A sad loss , for all is other problems he was an important part in the P-Funk machine.

My favorite current US cable shows are Mad Men and Burn Notice' date=' surprised to see at least the first one hasn't gotten a mention.[/quote']

I'm dying to see Burn Notice. I hear that my favourite acting icon, Bruce Campbell, is a real hoot in the show. One problem is that I don't want to add Super Channel to my already monsterous cable package.

Well, if you want to get caught up, Future Shop has the first 2 seasons on DVD for a lot cheaper than anywhere else, like $20 a season. It's a lot of fun and Bruce Campbell is ... well, he's Bruce Campbell.

My favorite current US cable shows are Mad Men and Burn Notice, surprised to see at least the first one hasn't gotten a mention.

I downloaded a recent show and he did "Hitch Hiker" , hopefully that will finally make it onto the next album.

Because purgatory is outside time.

Mike Boucher' date=' when hearing my name for the first time in a noisy club, mistakenly thought my name was Bob instead of Rob.[/quote']

pretty ironic!

Doncha think? Sorry, Mike.

Mike Boucher, when hearing my name for the first time in a noisy club, mistakenly thought my name was Bob instead of Rob.

Fiona is having some sort of True Blood based hen party, and I'm too lazy to look it up on any events calendar ... are there any worth while bands playing local clubs on that date?

I really liked their last album ... I particularly enjoyed the keys.

Fiona performed at the rally with the Raging Grannies.

Why the heck do CD-Rs tend to cost more than DVD-Rs?

The Low Anthem (thanks, AD)

Library Voices (ditto)

Golden Dogs

and, oddly enough, Jackson Browne (whom I didn't see at Bluesfest, but have since kicked myself that I missed him)

IMSMR, Jerry Garcia claimed to never practice ... I think it was just because he was always playing anyways, he didn't consider it practice.

Songs for Pre Phish Show Hotel Parties:

1. Signed Sealed Delivered- Stevie Wonder

2. Roses Are Free - Ween (live version only)

3. Wouldn't It Be Nice - The Beach Boys

4. Will Go Round in Circles - Bill Preston

5. Steve Miller Band - Jet Airliner

6. Waitin' Around To Die - Townes Van Zandt

7. I Aint Hiding - The Black Crowes

8. Sweet Home Alabama - Lynyrd Skynyrd

9. Sneaking Sally Through The Alley - Robert Palmer

Running Down A Dream is beyond awesome and super addictive. I have watched it so many times since i got it.

Congratulations, all and sundry! I am sure the corruption with subversive music started in the womb

This is such a depressing thread

I thought Deep Banana Blackout had started touring again.

Thanks to both bands for an awesome night.

When do shows usually start at Mavericks these days? It's been a long while for me, I am working this evening but might stop by afterwards.

And John Taylor from Duran Duran...he was dreamy...when I first saw him in Tiger Beat, I found out that he played bass and I remember not knowing what that was, at the time. Didn't stop me from tearing his picture out of the magazine, though!

To this day, John Taylor is still a fine looking man and, IMHO, a damn good bass player.

Dan Lanoi's sister is the Bass player for Martha and the Muffins , I was working aith there Brother at the time thay got rolling 93-94.

I remember when she was in Crash Vegas.

"I'm a monster!"

That's the end of the 70s part, my understading is that the next 2 weeks will be an 80s part called Rise Up.