Maybe some classic ambient…
but you'd really want to go out with some vinyl.

Maybe with a beat, and a Dharma guitar solo

Fearless maybe - http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Naked City's Contempt is fucking beautiful…have not heard that in years. Thanks for reminding me.

Eve of Destruction
cover by The Dickies

Where' Emilio?
This guy just needs a serious asskicking…and as an older brother, he should step up.

Pilot of "Dragnet" '67
Hilarious. Never forget seeing this as a kid.

Aerosmith is fucking terrible post '80. ..but debut thru Draw the Line, great band, great records. Should have called it a day after Perry left.

http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Kiss doesn't deserve to be mentioned in the same sentence as Cheap Trick when it comes to songs, and I fully was a fan as a kid. Or Alice Cooper for that matter (the band btw, they were a great band) Shit, not even along with Van Halen, and they do owe plenty to Simmons.

Hey Charlie…
how about we concentrate on finishing and gettin' "Grizzly II: The Predator" aka "Predator: The Concert" out there for everyone to see.

Dug The Landlord, underrated
Good soundtrack by Al Kooper.

I think the important question is…
what happened to Michael Wadleigh?

Yeah, that was '94. I was there…good time. Didn't make it to '99. Warren, you see John Entwistle solo '99? I remember a few friends tellin me his set killed.

As far as outside the art…
one of my favorite drummers is and was Jim Gordan…I say was because Jim is never gonna play publicly again. Next time you hear the piano coda in "Layla", think of Jim, he'd like that.

That reminds me, Eastwood in High Plains Drifter. He rapes a woman in the first ten minutes of the film.

John Wayne
as the vengeful racist and unsympathetic Ethan Edwards in The Searchers. The beauty of the film is that it goes beyond your average anti-hero…at a time when you didn't see it.

Shit, you could go back even earlier, and it could be said of the great session players - The Wrecking Crew, The Funk Brothers, Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, The MG's.

Word! Not to mention Page Hamilton and Josh Freese.
And Potions (Deliverance Mix) slightly different production did make it on to a Puscifer EP.

"I think Andy could really be a lot better in the studio"……Word, no question about that. He's got like a decade on those two, But what's interesting about those '07 shows was them reinterpreting and changing up a lot of that material (different codas, intros, outros, mid 8 sections) some of it was fucking solid. To…