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Rush- Clockwork Angels I can't get over just how beautiful this album is. It took me so long to truly embrace it start to finish, but it was worth it.

I haven't been on this thread in a while ...... i have been watching little or no football this year. However, it's a cold, wet and miserable Monday afternoon here in Ballyclare so I'm gonna watch the England game. Perhaps the World Cup will re-ignite my enthusiasm for the sport!

The groove in Black Cow sounds like something a pimp walks down the street to 😄

Wales adopting Poland's 1-9-0-1 system.

You guys (well, perhaps not Blackhawkrush, unless he's watching on one of his dodgy Russian proxy streams) are lucky you don't have to watch the Fox Sports coverage and between-action blather; Alexei Lalas continues to be a world-class t**t.

Steely Dan-Royal Scam (10/10) This is easily the best Dan album by yards to me. The polish is starting to creep up i admit but the blistering guitar running through helps maintain the edge i love. I love every song. This is not only my fav Dan album but easily an all timer for me. Mick

My fave Cult albums would be - Electric, Love and Sonic Temple. The have just released a new album, Under The Midnight Sun. It is worth giving it a try ... I think it is pretty good.

Steely Dan Aja(8/10) i Have mad respect for this album.....but not my fav by a long shot. but....too slick for me i liked earlier Dan it had a more raw bite. and i hate Peg (their worst hit IMO.....Never liked it) and i got The News. to be positive it contains to of my fav Dan songs.....Black Cow and Deacon Blues Mick

Have you seen what he considers metal? He loves guys in lipstick.

Blackhawks retiring Hossa's number tonight. He was a great player and really helped Chicago win 3 Stanley Cups.

Iron Maiden- Piece Of Mind

Nor is anything about Qatar so it`s entirely appropriate.

After seeing some of our late-match decision-making, I'll take a draw, thank you.

A word to the wise - avoid letting any cross get near Bale as the clock ticks down.

The more of this World Cup that you watch, I`m afraid the officials will offer you ever-increasingly baffling examples of what constitutes a penalty. Rule No.1 - the penalty award must, wherever possible, be completely disproportionate to the original threat on goal.

So good it's worth another listen!

She Sells Sanctuary - The Cult

Lips Like Sugar - Echo and the Bunnymen

It`s going to be so tough for Wales without Bale. What? Oh...

Rather a patronising view of the US team from all UK journalists - apparently, your team is very energetic, disciplined and determined, but almost completely talentless. This appears to be a similar view offered back in the 90s and not one I share of the contemporary outfit. I would prefer Wales lose, as they are an intolerable bunch of jingoistic blowhards when they sniff achievement... something also usually applied to US sportsmen.

You should be thankful he didn`t have to find a way to shackle Sadio Mane... you may remember him.

Indeed. Virgil continues to be sloppy. Where has his form disappeared to? I am hoping for a better game later when the Welsh dragons take on the U. S. of A.

Shut up, you Scotsman. You always talk, you Scotsmen. You talk and you talk and say, "Let me tell you something" and "I just wanna say this." Well, you're dead now, so shut up!

Mahomes!!!!

Look at him laughing... ooh, he's a chirpy little fellow. Isn't he a chirpy little fellow, eh? eh? Does he talk? Does he talk, eh?

I quite enjoyed seeing Rob Halford gush over Dolly Parton at the very end

I watched Rock N Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony last night and it was really good! One of my favorite performances was Judas Priest and they played 2 songs. All of them spoke afterwards except for Richie. Breaking the Law and Living after Midnight were the songs they played.

Love this album. Mikael Akerfeldt of Opeth talked this one years ago and I gave it a listen. Lots of great stuff on there. Like Here Come the Tears, Sinner (which I saw live in 2018!), and Dissident Aggressor!

It was one of Wilde's.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PuUflTcJzA A little Sammy Hagar show tune with Eddie on bass

Night Prowler - AC/DC

Were these just coincidences, or were they, as Robert believed, part of an identical cultural background?

Rush- Moving Pictures

I hope so too. Already thanked him the last time, but I sure wouldn't mind doing it again.

Steely Dan- Aja Maybe the most beautiful pop album production of all time.

Before they were a hard rock band they were pretty goth/post punk...they wemt under the name of Southern Death Cult then Death Cult, eventually becoming The Cult we are more familiar with.

Nice showing this week at Minnesota!

He has struggled with groin injuries, he was a good goalie but it may be time for him to retire.

Genesis - Foxtrot

PLEASE, disconnect from Twitter. Your life will be much better if you do. Seriously, free yourself from that pestilence. There are far better things in life to do.

Qatar should've naturalized some ex-Yugos like they did in handball. They'd at least be respectable.

Blue Oyster Cult-Cultosaurous Rex (8/10) Mick

Septicflesh- Modern Primitive Lorna Shore- Pain Remains Okay so the latest Lorna Shore is breathtaking. I loved that. And I totally forgot how amazing Modern Primitive is. I think I may put that album over Of Kingdom And Crown by Machine Head. Now: Iron Maiden- Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son

Judas Priest- Sin After Sin I love this album. I think it's rarely spoken of as a favourite by fans, but it was my first favourite Priest album. Have to say, other records have overtaken for me now. Last Rose Of Summer is an atypical JP song, but it's in my top five. Beautiful ballad. I love the soft whimsy it has, and the atmosphere is beautiful.

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.

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!