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If I had to pick just one it would be a legit HD Blu-ray of ESL with remixed multi-channel audio -- the same elite-level treatment Pink Floyd gave their DSOT video. Any other releases would be gravy.

Happy birthday!

No, I didn't know that. I've never been to such a festival and I didn't pay much attention to them back in the day so all I had to go by was that poster. I'm trying to find a definitive show order but no luck so far. This one, maybe? https://www.setlist.fm/festival/1983/us-festival-1983-3bd6b840.html

$20.00 per day. That's mindblowing. What would it cost per day in 2024?

Saturday, the only interesting band is INXS, and I only like a few songs from The Clash. That day is a hard no. Monday you have Bowie leading off and prime-era U2 much later in the day, but that's it. Too much dead space between those two to hang there the whole day. Sunday we have Van Halen, Scorpions, Triumph and Preist in the first four spots. Randy Rhoads died the year before so no need to hang out for Ozzy. I could leave after the first four bands and be happy.

If I were a fan of the Minnesota Lynx, I'd be pretty sour about that foul call from two nights ago.

Can't be a deep dish pizza, Chicago is still standing.

I do root for the Mets (as a kid we watched all NY teams) but tend to slightly favor the Yankees. I'm not much of a Jets fan -- I don't hate them but I'm definitely a Giants fan. Not really into the NBA but will casually pull for the Knicks or Nets if they're making noise in the playoffs. The WNBA was more intriguing to me this year. It was nice to see the NY Liberty finally win a title but the officiating is tainting it a bit. I never got the supposed Isles-Mets-Jets and Rangers-Yankees-Giants fan groupings. I know lots of people who don't align with those.

I am of course a Yankees fan, but I totally get the rooting interest for Team Meteor.

MLB, Fox, the betting apps and the advertisers are rejoicing about that. The Yankees and Dodgers are the dream Big Money matchup.

Gus got that shot off quick. Looks like he's been practicing!

Alfred Hitchcock lived till 80 years old, but died all the way back in 1980. He was born in 1899.

What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. Except for bullets. Those stay with you forever. Glad he's going to be okay, that's pretty much a miracle outcome considering the multiple gunshots.

47-9 Detroit in the 4th. Oops.

Back up, let's see how this rolls.