Maverick

A brief but very memorable role that was the perfect end to the Pickle the Beast saga.

The voice of Darth Vader and the star of many other movies has passed away, He was 93.

You got very tiresome very quickly.

Ok. And who's the woman standing to the left of Joni Mitchell?

Who were those two women to the left of Neil Young?

I don't know if you won the entire internet today with that. But I'm pretty sure you won TRF for August.

I agree with you here. I didn't get into Opeth until after Watershed, and before Heritage. I was disappointed in Heritage (figuring it was just my luck that as soon as I get into them, they stop being them.) I saw them in concert for that tour, and while I liked it, I missed the growls. Well, that is until the encore. Katatonia had opened for them, and after Opeth's set, the members who made up the band Bloodbath (all Opeth and Katatonia, like a Death Metal Temple of the Dog) came out and played about three songs, and there were only growls in there. I absolutely loved it. But I did like the older songs Opeth did that were just the clean vocals, especially my favorite Hex Omega.

I'm in! It's about time!

I could never forget you and our time together.

Who dis?

For me it is in Freewill. Right when the guitar solo ends, the band goes back into the pre-chorus/secondary verse section, but without any vocals. Alex plays the opening descending riff starting on F and then goes right into the Bm11 arpeggio. But when he shifts to the F chord, instead of playing it in the 1st position like the other times, he goes up to the 8th position and plays it there, and then stays there for the C arpeggio. Both times he hits the high C on the E string. Then he does to the D chord and goes between D and Dsus4 in what, to me, anyway, one of the the most powerful moments in rock history.

Put the Message In The Box - World Party

This review didn't age well.

First Boston album.

Led Zeppelin IV does it perfectly.