Disembodied Spirit

All of Permanent Waves with new names 1- Concert Hall 2- Path That Is Clear 3- Cloud Battle 4- Just Between Us 5- Peel Away the Mystery 6- Scientific Ramblings I - Aqua II- A Quantum Leap Forward III- An Explanation

Mark you have family here to lean on. So very sad for your loss and words cannot console you enough. Remember something good about her every single day. I know she can still make you smile and that you will always have. God bless

You figured me out

Earl would ride to gigs on his angry Moped yelling at fans ..it would be so choice

The drummer writes the lyrics????????????? Let me process that for awhile

Neither is Paul McCartney

Why is she wrapped up in saran wrap and duct tape? A variant on an old classic game, this one's called Bondage Twister. Saran wrap and duct tape....THAT is a Thanksgiving tradition I'll refrain from telling my stuffed turkey joke. I will refrain from using my gravy and dressing joke

Why is she wrapped up in saran wrap and duct tape? A variant on an old classic game, this one's called Bondage Twister. Saran wrap and duct tape....THAT is a Thanksgiving tradition

I like the Hathaway girl. The girl Peter was going goo goo over. Jan's new friend. Peter had Greg help woo her in the bushes but she liked Greg. I watched six episodes last night including the Hawaii episodes. Great stuff. The Hawaii shows actually scared me when I was a kid and they went in the cave

I don't care who you are. But Sir Paul McCartney looks pretty damn good for a 76 year old http://i1303.photobucket.com/albums/ag153/Freedom80065/Angela-Lansbury-2015-angela-lansbury-39484216-334-500_zpsd0qs49mo.jpg

How are Mama's Boys not getting any love???????????????? http://i1303.photobucket.com/albums/ag153/Freedom80065/MamasBoys_zpsa3r5id6g.jpg OH WAIT, I just re-listened to this....NOW I remember ......

Otto, let's go listen to Monte Rock and the Sextettes.

Watch it on a laptop if you have it. You know you'll watch it again, but you will already know the ending Plus the songs in the middle you already have sung along to 8000 times. So really, it's down to about 16 minutes of originality

I will laugh aboot this thread and many others when attending the R47 shows. I will pray to our Lord this never happens

He was drunk and tried to hit on a reporter a few years back..... WELL.....wouldn't ya know..........here it is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1BshlWo5N_o

She's too fat! Peart has a bigger spare tyre than her nowadays Yeah but she's starting out fat at least Peart was skinny to start with. Does she require a motorcycle, a crew to adapt to her inconsistent sound check arrivals and purchase her booze? If not, we would like to schedule an interview

You must be thinking of someone else. He must mean Ian Gillan

Dio rocked, who else could sing about dragons, rainbows, fire, and such with such power. His Sabbath albums to me are the 2 best Sabbath albums...... Also, Ronnie was not a tall man, therefore he will always be my favorite hobbit

Thank you!! :cheers: I was tempted at first, but I decided not to because I knew it was wrong. Yes, that's definitely the best way to handle it. Props to you, sport. Thank you again!! Please call me Peart or GNP, not sport. :cheers: You aren't Peart I'm not Denzel Washington but please call me Denzel Washington. I'd like to go by Dame Judith Dench, please. I'd like to go under Kate Beckinsale from now on. Call me The Good Looking Rodge. Good Looking Rodge. Call me Lorraine. May I occasionaly call you Pal and offer you cheers and beers??? :cheers: Good Looking Rodge, any time! :cheers: You can call me Betty ....but my friends call me Girth Brooks

The mall in Downtown Honolulu is called Ala Moana ..we went there as kids http://www.alamoanacenter.com/

Can someone explain this show? Or is it cool, and does not make sense? You all love it, but no one can describe it.... Every picture from it is white kids riding bicycles....not wasting 8 hours unless it's a home run. May wait until Season 2 is out then watch both seasons....IF.......Season 2 is any good

As much as we like to think that's just special to Rush's fanbase, there are plenty of bands that have fans like that. Both old and new bands inspire that kind of devotion. I remembering reading an interview with James Hetfield of Metallica where he says that they've been seeing a lot of the same fans showing up at their shows for years. Including some fans that got into them back in the early 80s when they were just a small club band. Yes, Rush fans are a very loyal bunch. But that loyalty is not exclusive to them. I am sorry I gave the impression that I thought it was just Rush that had loyal fans. I don't. Just was wondering if any band today will have the same fans in forty years. If the band even lasts forty years itself. I think this is the key ... Obviously, if a band has a career that spans 40 years, that means that fans have stuck around ( how else would a band last that long ? ) ... Yes, new fans will come on at different times - as was the case with Rush - but I think it is safe to assume that there will be diehards who've been there all along .. One of the first performers that came to mind when I saw this thread was Stevie Ray Vaughan .. Had tragedy never struck, he would be 62 years old now, and I'm sure, still going strong .. Stevie was an amazing, dedicated performer and I think that is what will keep the fans ... If the band or performer is there, I am sure the fans will be too ... I know that in my case, I am still as obsessive as ever in regards to interest . . Lucas this goes back to my theory. Had musicians lived we are not sure what would have happened. Had Elvis and Jimi Hendrix lived, they both may have been judges on American Idol We may not see Disembodied Spirit on this site anymore. Pretty sure he was struck by lightening after that comment. Your 410 posts do not frighten me and I stand by my comment. Elvis and Jimi on American Idol Jim Morrison would have sobered up and been the Michael Bolton of 1982 Janis would have...well Janis was overrated and would have been on that plane with Lynyrd Skynyrd..so no big loss I think Elvis would only have made a couple of guest appearances on American Idol. Mostly, he would've ridden the Vegas show circuit for decades because millions of people believe that steak buffet, slot machines, and a Vegas show constitutes a fantastic vacation. The King and David Lee Roth would've grown to be best buddies, they would've co-headlined several shows together, and together they would've been arrested for doing lines of coke off some hooker's rump in a cheesy Circus Circus hotel. That's my guess anyway. Jimi's another story. A sober Jim Morrison may have replaced Roth in Van Halen too Could be. IMHO, Morrison would've written several volumes of poetry, widely panned by critics and worshipped by fans. He also would've turned to Hollywood. Many would've deemed him one of the worst actors of the late 20th century. Nevertheless, his roles in movies would've been prolific. His movie to poetry book to solo album release would've followed a 3-2-1 pattern: 3 shitty movies followed by 2 shitty poetry books followed by 1 shitty solo album then back again to 3 shitty movies. Maybe he would have written books about motorcycling across various continents??? I mean that would have been a very original idea in 1973

They have not found it.............but.................... It's there somewhere

As much as we like to think that's just special to Rush's fanbase, there are plenty of bands that have fans like that. Both old and new bands inspire that kind of devotion. I remembering reading an interview with James Hetfield of Metallica where he says that they've been seeing a lot of the same fans showing up at their shows for years. Including some fans that got into them back in the early 80s when they were just a small club band. Yes, Rush fans are a very loyal bunch. But that loyalty is not exclusive to them. I am sorry I gave the impression that I thought it was just Rush that had loyal fans. I don't. Just was wondering if any band today will have the same fans in forty years. If the band even lasts forty years itself. I think this is the key ... Obviously, if a band has a career that spans 40 years, that means that fans have stuck around ( how else would a band last that long ? ) ... Yes, new fans will come on at different times - as was the case with Rush - but I think it is safe to assume that there will be diehards who've been there all along .. One of the first performers that came to mind when I saw this thread was Stevie Ray Vaughan .. Had tragedy never struck, he would be 62 years old now, and I'm sure, still going strong .. Stevie was an amazing, dedicated performer and I think that is what will keep the fans ... If the band or performer is there, I am sure the fans will be too ... I know that in my case, I am still as obsessive as ever in regards to interest . . Lucas this goes back to my theory. Had musicians lived we are not sure what would have happened. Had Elvis and Jimi Hendrix lived, they both may have been judges on American Idol We may not see Disembodied Spirit on this site anymore. Pretty sure he was struck by lightening after that comment. Your 410 posts do not frighten me and I stand by my comment. Elvis and Jimi on American Idol Jim Morrison would have sobered up and been the Michael Bolton of 1982 Janis would have...well Janis was overrated and would have been on that plane with Lynyrd Skynyrd..so no big loss I think Elvis would only have made a couple of guest appearances on American Idol. Mostly, he would've ridden the Vegas show circuit for decades because millions of people believe that steak buffet, slot machines, and a Vegas show constitutes a fantastic vacation. The King and David Lee Roth would've grown to be best buddies, they would've co-headlined several shows together, and together they would've been arrested for doing lines of coke off some hooker's rump in a cheesy Circus Circus hotel. That's my guess anyway. Jimi's another story. A sober Jim Morrison may have replaced Roth in Van Halen too