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Last week, in the morning, I called a hotline set up by a hospital in Boston to register. Right after I made that call, I called a number to schedule my appointment. I got the Johnson and Johnson vaccine about 3 hours after I made the appointment. The location was about 3 miles from my office. I sat in chair for 15 minutes and then got up and went back to work.

I've never understood what people have against The Twilight Zone. Honestly I prefer it to A Passage To Bangkok.

They just posted it today. It's killer. (They covered YYZ a year ago.) Enjoy!

I was able to get an appointment on Friday. It will be Johnson & Johnson. This is just a regular neighborhood Rite Aid 3 miles from my house. So, I was surprised it wasn't booked up already since it's in the middle of the city. I did it online and it wasn't too bad of a process. A number of places were already booked up, so I had to keep going down the list they had until I got one.

Also, at one point you can see a pair of buttocks and there's another bit where I'll swear you can see everything. :blush: Inter...course... pert...pert thighs...botty, botty botty...erogenous...zone...concubine...erogenous zone! Loose woman...erogenous zone. :drool:

Also, at one point you can see a pair of buttocks and there's another bit where I'll swear you can see everything. :blush:

One of the best games in tournament history. The two teams' stat lines were nearly identical, with UCLA having a slight edge in 3-point shooting and, remarkably, rebounding. Great individual performances too, with Juzang, Jaquez, Campbell for the Bruins and Suggs, Kispert, Ayayi and Timme for Gonzaga. Can't wait for the Baylor-Gonzaga showdown. UCLA played out of their mind and gave us an all time great game. I'm cheering for the Zags big time, I'm not a fan of Scott Drew. Why? https://www.slamonli...deport-recruit/ Ah............not good. Happy to have any and all rooting for the Zags tonight. I'm very hesitant to say this as you never know what goes on out of the spotlight, but one of the things I most appreciate about this historic run by Gonzaga under Few is the apparently complete and utter lack of any untoward behavior as it concerns recruiting, player treatment, etc. He is the son of a minister so I assume he kept the values he was taught growing up. The other thing I admire even more is the utter lack of "ego out of control" his players simply don't possess. His teams share the ball and the credit at a level remarkably absent in sports in the 21st century. I think he demands that 100%.

And in t'film, we get Fred Titmus, the symbol of man's regeneration through radical Marxism... fair enough... but, but we never once get a chance to see him turn his off-breaks on that Brisbane sticky.

:ranton: Anyone found trivializing this war will face the supreme penalty that military law can provide. :rantoff: Well, they've spent a good night in there last night in preparation for the final assault today. The leader of the expedition is twenty-nine-year-old Bert Tagg - a local headmaster and mother of three. It's Ghastly Spotty Cross-Eyed's :wacko: birthday and she's having a disemboweling party for a few friends. No. He died. He have heart attack and fell out of window onto exploding bomb, and was killed in shooting accident. Nasty business. I his susscussor... how you say... succsussor. Dear Sir, I am writing to complain about that post about people failing out of a high building. I have worked all my life in such a building and have never once.... Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrgghhh Popular as this jest has always been, however, it cannot compare with the ribald connotations associated with the dispatch of an edible missile. First... first the simple straightforward "offensive deposit." :eyeroll: You promised you'd tell us about pointed sticks. You see! There ought to be a safety catch on it, I mean ... ohhhh! I mean, what if this fell into the wrong hands? Well I mean, blimey, I mean if it was a big war somebody could be hurt. :scared: The Reverend Charlie `Drooper' Hyper-Squawk Smith. the cleft-palated RAF chaplain, who single-handed shot down over five hundred German chaplains. This is the story of the men who flew with him ... it really is! Oh, 'an aeroplane'. Oh, I say, we are grand, aren't we? 'Oh, oh, no more buttered scones for me, mater. I'm off to play the grand piano'. 'Pardon me while I fly my aeroplane. It's an airship...an airship...d'you hear!? :bitchslap: Hold on then... Wingco! Bend an ear to the Squadron Leader's banter for a sec, would you? Uh, d-- don't-- don't worry about hi-- him, sir. He's de-- he's de-- He's de-- de-- de-- he's deaf and m-- m-- m-- m-- m-- m-- m-- mad, sir. Monsieur Necker? :tongue: The man who introduced so many valuable reforms and who proved so popular despite his opposition to Mirabeau's policy of issuing 'assignats'? Pretty strong meat there from Longueur who is saying, of course, that ultimately materialism, in this case the Webb's Wonder lettuce, must destroy us all. Well, apparently the whole structure of world peace may be threatened unless we immediately...get out of here! :outtahere: Okay Captain, you detail three men, start digging and load them up with cutlery, and then we'll have a rota. We'll have two hours digging, two hours vaulting and then two hours sleeping, okay? Hold it. Hold it. Look, loves ... can anyone not involved in this scene, please leave the set. Now! Come on please. Anyone not concerned in this scene, the canteen's open upstairs. Not so fast, IbanezJem! Allow me to introduce myself. I'm Inspector Baboon of Scotland Yard's Special Fraud Film Director Squad, Jungle Division. I'm arresting you for impersonating Signor Michelangelo Antonioni, an Italian film director who co-scripts all his own films, largely jettisoning narrative in favour of vague incident and relentless character study .

:ranton: Anyone found trivializing this war will face the supreme penalty that military law can provide. :rantoff: Well, they've spent a good night in there last night in preparation for the final assault today. The leader of the expedition is twenty-nine-year-old Bert Tagg - a local headmaster and mother of three. It's Ghastly Spotty Cross-Eyed's :wacko: birthday and she's having a disemboweling party for a few friends. No. He died. He have heart attack and fell out of window onto exploding bomb, and was killed in shooting accident. Nasty business. I his susscussor... how you say... succsussor. Dear Sir, I am writing to complain about that post about people failing out of a high building. I have worked all my life in such a building and have never once.... Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrgghhh Popular as this jest has always been, however, it cannot compare with the ribald connotations associated with the dispatch of an edible missile. First... first the simple straightforward "offensive deposit." :eyeroll: You promised you'd tell us about pointed sticks. You see! There ought to be a safety catch on it, I mean ... ohhhh! I mean, what if this fell into the wrong hands? Well I mean, blimey, I mean if it was a big war somebody could be hurt. :scared: The Reverend Charlie `Drooper' Hyper-Squawk Smith. the cleft-palated RAF chaplain, who single-handed shot down over five hundred German chaplains. This is the story of the men who flew with him ... it really is! Oh, 'an aeroplane'. Oh, I say, we are grand, aren't we? 'Oh, oh, no more buttered scones for me, mater. I'm off to play the grand piano'. 'Pardon me while I fly my aeroplane. It's an airship...an airship...d'you hear!? :bitchslap: Hold on then... Wingco! Bend an ear to the Squadron Leader's banter for a sec, would you? Uh, d-- don't-- don't worry about hi-- him, sir. He's de-- he's de-- He's de-- de-- de-- he's deaf and m-- m-- m-- m-- m-- m-- m-- mad, sir. Monsieur Necker? :tongue: The man who introduced so many valuable reforms and who proved so popular despite his opposition to Mirabeau's policy of issuing 'assignats'? Pretty strong meat there from Longueur who is saying, of course, that ultimately materialism, in this case the Webb's Wonder lettuce, must destroy us all. Well, apparently the whole structure of world peace may be threatened unless we immediately...get out of here! :outtahere: Okay Captain, you detail three men, start digging and load them up with cutlery, and then we'll have a rota. We'll have two hours digging, two hours vaulting and then two hours sleeping, okay? Hold it. Hold it. Look, loves ... can anyone not involved in this scene, please leave the set. Now! Come on please. Anyone not concerned in this scene, the canteen's open upstairs.

:yes: Twilight Zone is my 2nd favourite on the album. I love Bangkok on Exit...Stage Left, but I always found the studio version disappointing

I've watched "Western Stars", and would try "Stardust". I would recommend the Bruce Springsteen documentary movie "Western Stars", and the David Bowie biographical movie "Stardust" isn't bad.

:ranton: Anyone found trivializing this war will face the supreme penalty that military law can provide. :rantoff: Well, they've spent a good night in there last night in preparation for the final assault today. The leader of the expedition is twenty-nine-year-old Bert Tagg - a local headmaster and mother of three. It's Ghastly Spotty Cross-Eyed's :wacko: birthday and she's having a disemboweling party for a few friends. No. He died. He have heart attack and fell out of window onto exploding bomb, and was killed in shooting accident. Nasty business. I his susscussor... how you say... succsussor. Dear Sir, I am writing to complain about that post about people failing out of a high building. I have worked all my life in such a building and have never once.... Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrgghhh Popular as this jest has always been, however, it cannot compare with the ribald connotations associated with the dispatch of an edible missile. First... first the simple straightforward "offensive deposit." :eyeroll: You promised you'd tell us about pointed sticks. You see! There ought to be a safety catch on it, I mean ... ohhhh! I mean, what if this fell into the wrong hands? Well I mean, blimey, I mean if it was a big war somebody could be hurt. :scared: The Reverend Charlie `Drooper' Hyper-Squawk Smith. the cleft-palated RAF chaplain, who single-handed shot down over five hundred German chaplains. This is the story of the men who flew with him ... it really is! Oh, 'an aeroplane'. Oh, I say, we are grand, aren't we? 'Oh, oh, no more buttered scones for me, mater. I'm off to play the grand piano'. 'Pardon me while I fly my aeroplane. It's an airship...an airship...d'you hear!? :bitchslap: Hold on then... Wingco! Bend an ear to the Squadron Leader's banter for a sec, would you? Uh, d-- don't-- don't worry about hi-- him, sir. He's de-- he's de-- He's de-- de-- de-- he's deaf and m-- m-- m-- m-- m-- m-- m-- mad, sir. Monsieur Necker? :tongue: The man who introduced so many valuable reforms and who proved so popular despite his opposition to Mirabeau's policy of issuing 'assignats'? Pretty strong meat there from Longueur who is saying, of course, that ultimately materialism, in this case the Webb's Wonder lettuce, must destroy us all. Well, apparently the whole structure of world peace may be threatened unless we immediately...get out of here! :outtahere: Okay Captain, you detail three men, start digging and load them up with cutlery, and then we'll have a rota. We'll have two hours digging, two hours vaulting and then two hours sleeping, okay?

I'm told by the original sound man, that FoL was played on occasion during the CoS tour when they headlined. Maybe not completely but most likely its true. I do believe the Tour Book history recently released also makes note of this song being played occasionally. if the 1/10/76 show setlist is even remotely close to being a true set, god did someone miss out not recording that. That would be, the ultimate holy grail, hands down. I can't believe no taper recorded that show when earlier gigs were recorded in Toronto. Probably in a drawer somewhere...I have hope someday that another COS tour gig will be unearthed.....they played enough dates that only one show being taped by a Kiss Taper seems IMPOSSIBLE...... ninjadave.

I went to the theater to watch it and I remember it being so good and very poignant. The sense of what a wonderful accomplishment Rush was and we as fans got to enjoy them for so long. I have thought about watching it again but with Neil's passing it would feel a lot more melancholy.

:ranton: Anyone found trivializing this war will face the supreme penalty that military law can provide. :rantoff: Well, they've spent a good night in there last night in preparation for the final assault today. The leader of the expedition is twenty-nine-year-old Bert Tagg - a local headmaster and mother of three. It's Ghastly Spotty Cross-Eyed's :wacko: birthday and she's having a disemboweling party for a few friends. No. He died. He have heart attack and fell out of window onto exploding bomb, and was killed in shooting accident. Nasty business. I his susscussor... how you say... succsussor. Dear Sir, I am writing to complain about that post about people failing out of a high building. I have worked all my life in such a building and have never once.... Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrgghhh Popular as this jest has always been, however, it cannot compare with the ribald connotations associated with the dispatch of an edible missile. First... first the simple straightforward "offensive deposit." :eyeroll: You promised you'd tell us about pointed sticks. You see! There ought to be a safety catch on it, I mean ... ohhhh! I mean, what if this fell into the wrong hands? Well I mean, blimey, I mean if it was a big war somebody could be hurt. :scared: The Reverend Charlie `Drooper' Hyper-Squawk Smith. the cleft-palated RAF chaplain, who single-handed shot down over five hundred German chaplains. This is the story of the men who flew with him ... it really is! Oh, 'an aeroplane'. Oh, I say, we are grand, aren't we? 'Oh, oh, no more buttered scones for me, mater. I'm off to play the grand piano'. 'Pardon me while I fly my aeroplane. It's an airship...an airship...d'you hear!? :bitchslap: Hold on then... Wingco! Bend an ear to the Squadron Leader's banter for a sec, would you? Uh, d-- don't-- don't worry about hi-- him, sir. He's de-- he's de-- He's de-- de-- de-- he's deaf and m-- m-- m-- m-- m-- m-- m-- mad, sir. Monsieur Necker? :tongue: The man who introduced so many valuable reforms and who proved so popular despite his opposition to Mirabeau's policy of issuing 'assignats'? Pretty strong meat there from Longueur who is saying, of course, that ultimately materialism, in this case the Webb's Wonder lettuce, must destroy us all. Well, apparently the whole structure of world peace may be threatened unless we immediately...get out of here! :outtahere:

Posted Jan 25th, 2020. Bala Resident Reflects On Time Editing Rush Documentary Following Drummer Neil Peart’s Death

Besides the fact that it's Easter, I've enjoyed the arrival of my order from the Rush Backstage (arrived yesterday). The t-shirts fit and look good. Can't wait unfolding the Rush blanket! Other nice stuff in the cardboard box as well.

Still brilliant.

Anywhere away from big crowds . :sundog:

New Smyrna is a nice beach! My parents spent a few winters down there. Neil Young's mom lived out her last few years there.

I wonder sometimes if players take some of that on themselves or it's the 100% the coach who says player xx takes the final shot? In the UCLA game, Juzang was the same way. It's pretty obvious that he's the best UCLA player on the floor but the other team is almost certainly going to expect that he shoots so why not drive and pass out to someone who is open for an easier shot unless the Juzang defender falls down or gets screened? Juzang created an open shot and should have pulled up for the jumper. The Arizona situation was a total team break down in terms of being ready to respond when four defenders swarm the ball. If you watch, you see the defense suck up to the ball. Weak side is wide open for a layup.

Pretty much anything was better than Opening day. It's going to be rough getting through the sixth through the 8th all year though. Tepera didn't look terrible. It's a bit early to call on the 'pen, though I'm usually pretty pessimistic towards them. Agreed on Tepera. Brothers seems unusable. Don't have a lot of c confidence in the rest. Kimbrel got a couple of calls yesterday. And this is the worst team we'll face this year. I did enjoy the broadcast. Boog and JD are already clicking (IMO). Agreed, as much as you can expect from two people who've barely worked together. Already a big fan of Boog

No lessons to be learned from "Lessons," so its time has come.

Really makes a darned good sandwich anyway you slice it at all. Classic. One of my favorite parodies His REM style parody is great as well. "Robert DeNiro's mole has got to be 10 feet wide!" :lol: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbDostWXpcU

Is the entire Canadian division going to have to shut down for COVID?

I, for one, welcome our new pornstache'd overlords. He looks like he's going for the Argentine gaucho look. Or '70s cop. As long as he keeps stopping goals, I don't care if he grows a mullet! Good win over the Arse; laborious first 2/3, then glory. Jota for player of the year.

She asked you to shave her bush? I think there's an extra orc in that post. :tsk: :lol:

Mediocre? Can't agree with you there. I didn't take the poll because I love GUP, it was one of the albums that hooked me. I came along late in their career so I didn't know as much about the older albums. I played GUP over and over and I don't think there is one song I don't like. As for Red Lenses, the line "The national midnight star, it's true!!' it cracks me up everytime. Putting the tabloids in their place :laughing guy: I may be dense, but I don't get the National Midnight Star thing. Some of the older heads may need to correct me, but I think there was a Rush fanzine in the early '80s called the National Midnight Star -- but the gag of using the title there is the similarity with tabloid names, like the Sun or the Star, with their blaring alarmist headlines. It's a knock on tabloid breathlessness and an inside joke, all rolled into one! Still my least favorite song on one of my favorite albums. I guess I am in trouble for picking Kid Gloves then...

:ranton: Anyone found trivializing this war will face the supreme penalty that military law can provide. :rantoff: Well, they've spent a good night in there last night in preparation for the final assault today. The leader of the expedition is twenty-nine-year-old Bert Tagg - a local headmaster and mother of three. It's Ghastly Spotty Cross-Eyed's :wacko: birthday and she's having a disemboweling party for a few friends. No. He died. He have heart attack and fell out of window onto exploding bomb, and was killed in shooting accident. Nasty business. I his susscussor... how you say... succsussor. Dear Sir, I am writing to complain about that post about people failing out of a high building. I have worked all my life in such a building and have never once.... Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrgghhh Popular as this jest has always been, however, it cannot compare with the ribald connotations associated with the dispatch of an edible missile. First... first the simple straightforward "offensive deposit." :eyeroll: You promised you'd tell us about pointed sticks. You see! There ought to be a safety catch on it, I mean ... ohhhh! I mean, what if this fell into the wrong hands? Well I mean, blimey, I mean if it was a big war somebody could be hurt. :scared: The Reverend Charlie `Drooper' Hyper-Squawk Smith. the cleft-palated RAF chaplain, who single-handed shot down over five hundred German chaplains. This is the story of the men who flew with him ... it really is! Oh, 'an aeroplane'. Oh, I say, we are grand, aren't we? 'Oh, oh, no more buttered scones for me, mater. I'm off to play the grand piano'. 'Pardon me while I fly my aeroplane. It's an airship...an airship...d'you hear!? :bitchslap: Hold on then... Wingco! Bend an ear to the Squadron Leader's banter for a sec, would you? Uh, d-- don't-- don't worry about hi-- him, sir. He's de-- he's de-- He's de-- de-- de-- he's deaf and m-- m-- m-- m-- m-- m-- m-- mad, sir. Monsieur Necker? :tongue: The man who introduced so many valuable reforms and who proved so popular despite his opposition to Mirabeau's policy of issuing 'assignats'? Pretty strong meat there from Longueur who is saying, of course, that ultimately materialism, in this case the Webb's Wonder lettuce, must destroy us all.

Machine Gun Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) Little Wing Castles Made of Sand Spanish Castle Magic Room Full of Mirrors Red House Hey Joe Hear My Train A Comin' Burning of the Midnight Lamp

:ranton: Anyone found trivializing this war will face the supreme penalty that military law can provide. :rantoff: Well, they've spent a good night in there last night in preparation for the final assault today. The leader of the expedition is twenty-nine-year-old Bert Tagg - a local headmaster and mother of three. It's Ghastly Spotty Cross-Eyed's :wacko: birthday and she's having a disemboweling party for a few friends. No. He died. He have heart attack and fell out of window onto exploding bomb, and was killed in shooting accident. Nasty business. I his susscussor... how you say... succsussor. Dear Sir, I am writing to complain about that post about people failing out of a high building. I have worked all my life in such a building and have never once.... Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrgghhh Popular as this jest has always been, however, it cannot compare with the ribald connotations associated with the dispatch of an edible missile. First... first the simple straightforward "offensive deposit." :eyeroll: You promised you'd tell us about pointed sticks. You see! There ought to be a safety catch on it, I mean ... ohhhh! I mean, what if this fell into the wrong hands? Well I mean, blimey, I mean if it was a big war somebody could be hurt. :scared: The Reverend Charlie `Drooper' Hyper-Squawk Smith. the cleft-palated RAF chaplain, who single-handed shot down over five hundred German chaplains. This is the story of the men who flew with him ... it really is! Oh, 'an aeroplane'. Oh, I say, we are grand, aren't we? 'Oh, oh, no more buttered scones for me, mater. I'm off to play the grand piano'. 'Pardon me while I fly my aeroplane. It's an airship...an airship...d'you hear!? :bitchslap: Hold on then... Wingco! Bend an ear to the Squadron Leader's banter for a sec, would you? Uh, d-- don't-- don't worry about hi-- him, sir. He's de-- he's de-- He's de-- de-- de-- he's deaf and m-- m-- m-- m-- m-- m-- m-- mad, sir. Monsieur Necker? :tongue: The man who introduced so many valuable reforms and who proved so popular despite his opposition to Mirabeau's policy of issuing 'assignats'?

1969 - Abbey Road by TF4

Really makes a darned good sandwich anyway you slice it at all. Classic. One of my favorite parodies

oooh yeah! :haz:

Just to clarify... are you two referring to the epic 15 minute blues jam, or the 5 minute Slight Return? Always the fifteen minute jam! :haz: Just to clarify... are you two referring to the epic 15 minute blues jam, or the 5 minute Slight Return? For me, the epic. But that said, Slight Return is excellent. Excelent :haz:as you can see from my own top 10, I very much agree with you both :cheers:

Just to clarify... are you two referring to the epic 15 minute blues jam, or the 5 minute Slight Return? For me, the epic. But that said, Slight Return is excellent.

One of my favs on a lesser known track.

Tears is ok but clearly the weak spot of the album, way too sappy but decent.

I can listen to this on an endless loop...

I bow to no man in my enthusiasm for facial hair, but I`m not at all sure about a mustachioed Alison. What`s he got to hide, eh? :ph34r:

Hey the previous poll between the Necromancer and Bastille Day has finished 8-8. Too late. It`s enough to make you storm TRF capitol buildings.

Break On Through (To The Other Side) by The Doors

There were two others, one in 1957 and another in 1968. They don't get much press. 1957: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.cdc.gov/flu/pandemic-resources/1957-1958-pandemic.html%23:~:text%3DIt%2520was%2520first%2520reported%2520in,116%252C000%2520in%2520the%2520United%2520States.&ved=2ahUKEwjrtY7LjNnvAhXSjp4KHf7EAUYQFjACegQIAxAF&usg=AOvVaw3HCtuy95OZVh-6as7ZAJIe "It was first reported in Singapore in February 1957, Hong Kong in April 1957, and in coastal cities in the United States in summer 1957. The estimated number of deaths was 1.1 million worldwide and 116,000 in the United States." https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.cdc.gov/flu/pandemic-resources/1968-pandemic.html%23:~:text%3DIt%2520was%2520first%2520noted%2520in,a%2520seasonal%2520influenza%2520A%2520virus.&ved=2ahUKEwiwz9z1jNnvAhXHvZ4KHSGJA6oQFjABegQIAxAF&usg=AOvVaw10bd7HgqNWMNcOIIuzI1Cl "It was first noted in the United States in September 1968. The estimated number of deaths was 1 million worldwide and about 100,000 in the United States. Most excess deaths were in people 65 years and older. The H3N2 virus continues to circulate worldwide as a seasonal influenza A virus." Sound familiar?

There were two others, one in 1957 and another in 1968. They don't get much press.

But if there is I truly hope our country is smart enough to listen to the science and follow the recommendations given rather than politicize it like happened with this one and the last one. The problem is, being, "smart enough to listen to the science and follow the recommendations given rather than politicize it," means different things to different people. For example, current CDC Director Dr. Walensky, a resident of Newton, MA, was asked by her city last summer, when she was a private citizen, what could be done to reopen the schools safely, and she told them the schools could be reopened, and that social distancing of 3 ft. was enough to guarantee the safety of both students and teachers. The American Federation of Teachers president Randi Weingarten, however, recently said she's, "not convinced," the CDC is right. Is she following the science? https://news.yahoo.c...-221633140.html https://www.national...ndi-weingarten/ You know, frankly I'm sorry I said a fukking word and even posted this. Admin please remove. So fukking exhausted by all of this............. As am I. No offense, but I suspect this is what Lorraine is talking about. There are a lot of posts in RS on this general topic that really belong in SOCN. I myself don't start politically tinged discussions in RS, but I admit I am intrigued that there seems to be the perception that politically tinged discussions are OK in RS as long as they adhere to a certain orthodoxy. Probably better that the points just don't get raised at all.

But if there is I truly hope our country is smart enough to listen to the science and follow the recommendations given rather than politicize it like happened with this one and the last one. The problem is, being, "smart enough to listen to the science and follow the recommendations given rather than politicize it," means different things to different people. For example, current CDC Director Dr. Walensky, a resident of Newton, MA, was asked by her city last summer, when she was a private citizen, what could be done to reopen the schools safely, and she told them the schools could be reopened, and that social distancing of 3 ft. was enough to guarantee the safety of both students and teachers. The American Federation of Teachers president Randi Weingarten, however, recently said she's, "not convinced," the CDC is right. Is she following the science? https://news.yahoo.c...-221633140.html https://www.national...ndi-weingarten/

Best album since the mid 80s anyway. Very decent effort for a band of such vintage.

37. Rush - Tom Sawyer I suppose we shouldn't let our favorite band fall by the wayside, lol.

35 minutes!?!? Oh yes! I have a couple of Zeppelin full show CD boxes where the drum solo takes up the best part of a single CD. Great for completionist purposes ..... but a bit boring on the ear!!