George's Long, Long, Long is one of my favorite songs on that album. I could have used more George and less Revolution 9 for certain.

Along with Martha my dear. I never got into Paul's "dance hall' stuff.

She proved that autotune is alive and well in C/W recording studios that's for sure.

Psst. Here's a secret from someone who has seen the Grammy's from the early 70s. They've never really been relevant to what would be considered groundbreaking in music, just popular. For chrissakes, "Afternoon Delight" winning Song of the Year in 1977 should have proven that once and for all.

Good soup is a meal. Bad soup is a disappointment and usually comes in a can and has more salt than the dead sea. Pho is the gift of the gods

White Album does rightly belong on the list of albums that would have been better/great if they had been pared down to one LP/CD though.

Yes! Or as a friend called it "Jim Morrison and the Doors: Live at the Stardust room of your local Holiday Inn!"

The first album by a group I liked that disappointed me was the Doors "Soft Parade". I remember working through my sister's Doors collection and hitting that album and going nope. Even today it sounds like a lounge lizard version of bad 60s pop.

You mean you didn't love it like Kayne loves Kayne?

I seem to diverge with most fans about "With Teeth". I really loved that album. Year Zero has grown on me over time.

The writing is half the equation though. I'll try to be open minded, but I'm a solid "Joel" girl. I think Mike Nelson is a great writer—Mind over Matters had me laughing out loud, but I never warmed up to him as part of the cast.

I will watch this but with some trepidation. My husband and I are big fans of the original series (lines from the original show have become part of the internal lexicon of our family, but I can't help to shake the feeling that this is going to be a case of where the old quote from Paul McCartney about reforming the…

Nope. Its been taken down from the site, but Rollins used to have a video on his website with him taking out the garbage and expressing how he feels about Black Flag—one got the impression he wasn't exactly thrilled with his ex. bandmates. It ain't going happen even with all the Black coffee in the world..

As a bass player, Clyde's up there as one of my favorite drummers. He held such a solid groove that I envy every bass player who got to lock in the rhythm with him

No no no. No more Dick Van Dyke doing horrible British accents…

Thank you, you finally compared him to the correct dictator. I've been telling people he's more Mussolini than Hitler…

Well as Candy Slice once opined "You, Mick Jagger, don't keep regular hours". Lack of sleep does impact your memory after a while..

Until they eat them and assimilate them like the Borg. Bill Graham Presents in the Bay Area was assimilated by Live Nation which merged with Ticketmaster. Just reading the Wiki articles on Live Nation and Ticketmaster makes one realize how much corporate greed and control exists in the world of live entertainment

And one that cannot hold a consistent rhythm to save his own life.

I agree. But I do wish people would stop focusing on the damn veggie burger as a way to promote that goal.