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Aladdin Sane 50 years ago tonight I saw Ziggy at Radio City, NYC. A senior in high school, my buddy called me that afternoon with an extra ticket.

The Beatles - Please Please Me The Rolling Stones - GRRR Live!

Love me some Jackson! That's such a good album and seems like it kind of got overlooked when Running On Empty was such a big hit.

Oh man I can't stand the thought of Kane in Vegas or Dallas . There has been rumors of Toews being looked at by Avs but I'm doubtful.

Muse - Black Holes & Revelations Muse - Showbiz Twenty One Pilots - Vessel Pearl Jam - Ten I am less than two weeks out from finally FINALLY seeing Muse live. They have been my third favorite band for a decade this year, and this will be my first time seeing them. My dad will be there with me. It’s going to be beyond description.

My favorite album from Tom and his band. Nightwatchman is my favorite song from Tom and his band.

Willie/Merle Pancho and Lefty

Happy Valentine's Day

Aerosmith - Done with Mirrors Alice Cooper - Trash Def Leppard - Hysteria Billy Idol - Rebel Yell The Kinks - State of Confusion Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers - Long After Dark Ramones - End of the Century Rush - Grace Under Pressure Bruce Springsteen - The River Stray Cats - Built for Speed

Glad you enjoyed it! As for the "too short" part - I get that from the ladies, too!

the title songs is just magic. as is Your Bright Baby Blues He is SUCH a good song writer......he bowls me over every time. Mick

Whitesnake - Still of the Night Dio - Don’t Talk To Strangers Ratt - Wanted Man Bon Jovi - Lay Your Hands On Me Tesla - Modern Day Cowboy Dokken - In My Dreams Van Halen - Mean Street Skid Row - Monkey Business Motley Crue - Wild Side David Lee Roth - Yankee Rose

Not sure where the line is around here between rock and pop, so -- like Rick N. Backer above -- I'm excluding favorites like Duran Duran, Gary Numan, Ultravox, etc. Black Sabbath -- Heaven and Hell Blue Öyster Cult -- Fire of Unknown Origin Rush -- Moving Pictures Van Halen -- Women and Children First Scorpions -- Love at First Sting Deep Purple -- Perfect Strangers Yngwie Malmsteen -- Rising Force Metallica --Master of Puppets Genesis -- Duke Yes -- 90125 Some years ago this list would have included King's X, but I've kind of fallen out of love with them.

Have had a penchant to watch some old 1970s films from my youth. I remember "The French Connection" vividly because it was the first "X" rated film (now "18") I saw at the cinema at the tender age of 14! Despite being over 50 years old it still resonates as one of the best police thrillers I've seen in many-a-year. And as always Gene Hackman is a joy to watch, ably supported by the ever-dependable Roy Scheider.

Notice anyone being thanked?

https://www.houstonchronicle.com/sports/article/former-cardinals-lineman-conrad-dobler-dies-at-72-17782430.php

War Child -- Jethro Tull

Yes

Protect and Survive -- Jethro Tull

One White Duck - Jethro Tull

V: The New Mythology Suite - Symphony X

I'd rather see extra inning games be suspended and finished later than have a ghost runner put at 2nd base. Especially when the teams are playing a night game then a day game the next day. Suspend the game after 12 innings.

Under Lock and Key - Dokken

There were some exceptions…..Dokken and Whitesnake being two of them….they had good album’s filled with great riffs and melodies. And high quality lead vocals….especially Coverdale.

The Eagles had a franchise record 70 sacks this season!!! None in the Super Bowl. Way to go, Chiefs O-Line!

This is a cover of a Burt Bacharach song. MInd TOTALLY blown!

Mrazek was having trouble with his mask. Guess Kane was disappointed the Rangers got Tarasenko. Wonder where he may end up. Any idea what is ailing Toews? Heard he's missed a few games lately.

"the poem "The Defence of Fort Mc Henry" (Francis Scott Key, 1814) which is the basis for the anthem." It speaks to seeing the flag flying after a hard fought battle, hence the sight of the flag surviving the battle. It is interesting there are 3 verses yet we only sing the first. Did it say anything about that pj bear? Just curious.

Super Bowl TV commercials = caca

Metal Gods - Judas Priest

Too Old to Rock 'n' Roll: Too Young to Die! - Jethro Tull

FU Manfred. Go to hell. https://www.bleedcubbieblue.com/2023/2/10/23594315/rob-manfred-extra-inning-runner-second-base-rule-likely-to-stay

Congratulations to the Chiefs !

Jackson Browne-The Pretender (9/10) Mick

Little River Band-Time Exposure (9/10) Survivor-Vital Signs (10/10) Jackson Brown-For Everyman (10/10) Mick

Rush Live On Air 1975-1980

Hair metal sucks album wise i agree. Great singles era though. i find most of the full albums completly hollow though. Mick

I was never a fan of these bands. I did buy Motley Crue Dr Feelgood CD when it was released. I did see Motley Crue in 2015 and they were fantastic. I did ride in an elevator with the members of Warrant in Corpus Christi, TX back in the 90s. That's the extent of my experience with Hair Metal.

"Hill Street Blues" Back in the 80s I thought this show was incredibly raw and true-to-life compared to the usual formulaic cop shows such as Starsky and Hutch, Cagney and Lacey, Kojak et al. Some 40 odd years on, and it still has its moments, even though it hasn't aged well. But with the presence of the late-great, Daniel J. Travanti (as Captain Frank Furillo) in control of things, it is still a pleasure to watch. Oh, and let's be careful out there!

Rolling Stones - Mixed Emotions

Joan Jett - Have You Ever Seen the Rain. (Creedence cover)

Yesterday on the ride home from New Hampshire: The Beatles - Beatles For Sale The Beatles - With the Beatles

Model citizen...zero discipline.