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Stones prepping continues.

I love this album.   Played the hell out of it back in 1973-74.  

Favorite song is the album closer.

A coyote was spotted in NYC today so I thought of playing the album:

Sleeping with the Urban Coyote by Unida

Fantastic song !!!

Released this day in 1976

MC5 going into the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame !!!!!

Robert Plant and the Strange Sensation -  The Mighty Rearranger

Favorite song off this album

Phish at Vegas Sphere last night.

RIP

Stones - It's Only Rock N Roll

I always thought the sound on this album was muddy. 

Side 1 is great while side 2, meh.  Fingerprint File is the winner of side 2. 

Stones prepping.

Not their best there are a few gems.  

Sharing my beer with Keith.

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Get Your Wings

My intro to Aerosmith.   Back in 1974 I walked into a dorm room at college and this album was blasting.   I sat down   and listened to the rest of the album.  Aerosmith was now on my radar.  I saw them in Central Park the summer of 1975 and they blew me away.

Got tickets for the band Feb 2025 at MSG. 

Love this song with the headphones on. 

More Stones prepping.

Tattoo You

Favorite song off the album

The Wedding Present - Watusi

Great album and on top of that, it brings back great memories of my college days.

Favorite song off this album.

Presence

Deftones - Gore

heavy album

I've been to many shows in my concert career ( last I took inventory, over 200 ) and this song at this show was the best I ever witnessed.   Overwhelming.

21 hours ago, Weatherman said:

I went to a Phish concert once. I was the only person not on drugs. 

Bored out of my skull after a while. I watched a skinny guy wearing a purple wizard's robe and purple wizard's hat move through the audience selling "magic peanut butter" in tinfoil. He was more entertaining than what was happening onstage.

Weird vibes overall. 2/10 would not recommend. A Rush crowd was always more my style. 

I've been to many Phish shows, never on drugs but maybe a beer or three.   Like any band, they don't appeal to every one.   I think they're fantastic.   You are correct about the crowd.  Anything goes and I thinks that's fantastic.

So with Phish, a song is NEVER the same when played live.   That's why seeing this band live is always an experience.

Another thing with Phish is CK5, their lighting guy.  His lighting performance is a "jam" sort of speak, and along with the music, the lighting is never the same.

Exhibit A

4.0 aftershock around 4pm.   I didn't feel that one either and I'm in NJ.

Phish for sure.   Not on record but live, amazing.