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Rush- A Farewell To Kings

Yesterday: Wings Over America Today: Revolver 2022 Remix

Pink Floyd -- The Wall

Scanning and checking my computer, including the music files: King Crimson-Live In Toronto The Police-Message In A Box-The Complete Recordings.

The person may have too much time on their hands but they also have a good musical ear to notice that they could mash these songs up and actually make it work.

I just stumbled upon this Metallica/Men At Work mash-up (with a little bit of Judas Priest thrown in for good measure!) I thought you good folks might enjoy it!

Bill McClintock is a legend.

I remember buying Sonic Temple, pretty much on the strength of the first single Fire Woman, when I was little more than a foetus. At the time, I reckon they were considered more rock than The Cure and less dark than The Sisters of Mercy, so almost in the gothic/indie genre... but for me, they`re pretty much mainstream. Other than She Sells Sanctuary I`m not sure I`d be able to offer up many tracks. Oh, and I believe I speak for the forum in saying I`m deeply moved... nay honoured, to see you post outside SOCN.

I recently read a joke that went something like this. "My wife and I told our kids they were adopted and the first thing they wanted to know was who were their birth parents." I replied, "We're your birth parents. Your adopting parents will be here soon."

My wife and I decided to not have any kids. We're dropping them off at their adoptive parents' home this afternoon.

Grim Reaper is literally the cheesiest metal you could ever hear. I'm surprised they weren't sponsored by Kraft 😄

Death- Scream Blood Gore Death are impossible to dislike. Amazingly I thought for a long time, until around four years ago, that they only had two albums. Keep meaning to check them out, but this is terrific. Death have a lot in common here with bands I really enjoy like Kreator or Mekong Delta. I'm going to have fun with this. This debut is definitely excellent thrash.

It’s up to you to stop her. Lay down the Law with her, and don’t be meek about it.

ACE - How Long

Lou Reed - R&R

Never keep anyone else warm by lighting yourself on fire. No matter who it is.

Prince and Sheena Easton - U Got the Look

On second thought, let's not go to Chicago. It is a silly place.

I think a helmet somewhere on a shelf or on the floor with a map spread out (like a rug) would include a huge part of his life. (Not ignoring family and friends and challenges of being away - just saying the road and seeing so many of his self-shots on the bike with that big dark helmet would be great to see).

Elvis Presley - Mystery Train

Elvis Presley - (You're The) Devil in Disguise

The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Hey Joe Lolol I typed my password in wrong like five times and got locked out. Didn't know TRF had that top notch security. Fire emoji.

No chance, NY bed-wetting types.

That's a little bit too loud. Can you say it just a little less loud than that?

Well a band I like is Aeternam from Israel. They have a mystical, middle-eastern style, with clean and death vocals.

You humans and your emotions never cease to confuse me.

Good for you for being there for the kids! Now treat yourself and crank your favorite RUSH album as a reward!

Rush- Vapor Trails (original) Rush- Hold Your Fire I really don't like the remix of VT. Sorry/not sorry. It's as flawed as the original and its flaws are less appealing to me. The original has a messy production but the searing, white heat of the production really drives the emotionality of the songs home for me. Could be improved, but so far it hasn't. Hold Your Fire remains a stunning album, but I definitely feel these days that I favour (as I think I always did, honestly) Grace Under Pressure from this era.

Quatrain - Jethro Tull

Symphony X - Symphony X

Roots to Branches -- Jethro Tull

(The) Prophet -- Yes

Owner of a Lonely Heart - YES

(The) Quest - YES

Whatever makes this technically a 2112 tour show, this is a CoS show. not one 2112 tune played and virtually the same set list as the previous tour (from available sources) Regardless of where ITIGB fits in the oeuvre, it's fantastic to hear this one and only example of it being played live. This unearthing ranks up there with the Northampton broadcast and all the others that people have mentioned. Really hope to get a copy of the full show. If anyone snags it, I would love to get a wetransfer of it from some generous member

Playing the Fool -- Gentle Giant

Not to Touch the Earth -- The Doors

Moonlight Drive - The Doors

Octopus - Gentle Giant

The Steal: The Attempt To Overturn The 2022 Election and The People Who Stopped It, by Mark Bowden & Matthew Teague. Red meat for the SOCN crowd. Still Alright-A Memoir, by Kenny Loggins.

Confessions of a Recovering Engineer I am a civil engineer. I've been taking more and more of an interest in transportation issues and the problems of the status quo of design practices in recent years. This and other resources have helped me question my own profession, and help determine what types of infrastructure I want to help design and build.

Re-reading Brave New World, which my son is reading for the first time. These days it reads more like historical fiction than a sci-fi cautionary tale

The Sound and the Fury, by William Faulkner Last week I finished The Executioner’s Song, by Norman Mailer. I’ve been reading a lot, while I was away.

Finished Death without Company and getting to the suspenseful part on Sacred Bridge...it's so nerve wracking I want to read it but had to put it down for a day or two. One of the main characters is getting into a undercover situation and I am scared it's going to go badly.

The local Persian community held a parade/convoy on the freeway in support of women's rights. Flags, balloons, and banners. It was really something to see.

11. of the 11th . Bless them all. Every time i think i have it bad, i remember.