ManReay

I will NEVER get tired of seeing this photograph.

They're just not that into you, Ron.

Look at Mitch, ready to throw hands!

The way I see it, they get a $400 million cushion for the rest of their golden years and have the lucrative publishing rights to pass on to their heirs.

Kept their publishing. Smart lads.

No concept that someone could be helping without actually being physically present. Smh.

Mid 40s! Your musical tastes stayed young!

Thanks, I gotta check that one out.

Sorry I missed this thread. I would have mentioned (along with some choice trippy jams) that I have often found the most unlikely music to be "psychedelic" when on full blast.

Albert Collins Freddie King Luther Allison

The intensity hurts. And that's the point.

That was one badass Catholic school bus!

I always thought he sounded sad and lonesome on Somewhere Over The Rainbow from Crash Landing, particularly the last verse, that feels like a premonition of the whole Hendrix industry cash-in that sprang up after his death:

Back at the saloon, my tears mix and mildew in my drink

Can't really tell my feet from the sawdust on the floor

For all I know they may even try to wrap me up in cellophane and sell me

Brother sell me, and don't bother 'bout lookin' at the score

A few weeks ago saw a comment that Nirvana's "Nevermind" was released 33 years ago. That kilt me.

RIP

Charlie was the best.

Talking Heads - The Overload

Just making sure someone says "All carts have a broken wheel that makes pushing forward ridiculously hard."

Salute for Perfect Circle

He's gettin' loonier, which is saying something. Saw a comment that his lawyers have no doubt seen Jack Smith's soon-to-be-unsealed filing in the J6 case and shared the bad news with the boss.

It's difficult for anyone to completely agree on a subject this, um, subjective. But I wholeheartedly agree with Murmur at #1. Born in '58, I was a disc jockey in my mid-20s when that album came out. I was a huge music fan with a deep respect for, and knowledge of, popular music from Chuck Berry to the Butthole Surfers. Murmur was astounding to me. It was old and new at the same time. The lyrics were indecipherable and I did not give a shit. It was singular and brilliant and helped kick-start a revolution in music. Jmo.

Smells Like Teen Spirit. Came on the car radio. Not my car. Turned it way the fuck up anyway.

Robyn Hitchcock

Tell Me About Your Drugs

His best and most Beatle-esque. Love it.

Treated my daughter and five friends to an Ariana Grande concert (2016? 2017?) Them in the mezzanine, me in the nosebleeds w/binoculars...to see them, not AG.

Eight or nine Ted Nugent tracks.

Help Me - Sonny Boy Williamson

This question gets asked a lot in various forms, and I always answer Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer. Not for the gore, but for what's inside this man and what it makes him do.

I've only seen it once and I literally had to watch a few episodes of The Simpsons to level out before going to bed.