These are beautiful but also make me giggle: anyone else think of the guy in Holy Grail (Erbert?) who wanted Sir Lancelot (John Cleese) to rescue him from the tower ("I'd rather...I'd rather...")?

Oh I really LOVE this one. He was so gorgeous on that Unledded dvd, wasn't he. Not that looks are important to me. It just so happens in addition to being the most gorgeous, photogenic man ever, he's got the most incredible voice, he's extremely smart, funny, creative, passionate, and a poet! A deadly combination Unfortunately in most respects I'm the complete opposite of Robert. The only things we have in common are: humans/caucasian/English speaking/love music & dogs. I guess I have some intelligence & sense of humor also.

Is that Robert's mom?

Holy **** that 2nd one's gorgeous

I do! AND WILL SOMEONE PLEASE ALERT THE MEDIA: Michael Jackson was NOT the first guy to make it ok for white guys to grab their crotches (yes I've heard that more than once recently)!

Lift Up Every Stone-John Hiatt

Blackbird-The Beatles

The Dead Weather-Horehound cd

Lift Up Every Stone-John Hiatt

Fall At Your Feet-Crowded House

If I Had a Million Dollars-Barenaked Ladies

Hi Zep head! This afternoon I watched some A&P videos on You Tube (I just got a new computer and have high speed and access to video for the 1st time.). Maybe I spoke too soon about Robert being more attractive than Gwendal; I found myself wishing that I could come back as Marina in a future life so I could skate with him! He kind of looks like a cross between Planty & Orlando Bloom. It's been so long since I've seen those performances, and I'm looking forward to seeing ones from post 2002 that I've never seen! And just think of all the Zep/Plant videos I can watch now! Both Robert and Gwendal are very flexible, physically speaking, create beautiful lines with their bodies and express passion/sexualtiy with their bodies, facial expessions, and HAIR:) Those are qualities that I lack and so I marvel at people who have them, and envy them!

Riding With The King-John Hiatt (I like his original version better than the Clapton/B.B. King version) Even Hiatt's comment about the song is delightful (from the booklet for the Best of John Hiatt cd): "I was driving down the mountain from Jackson Hole, Wyoming that mid-August morning in 1977. I turned on the radio to the first of many Elvis Presley songs in a row, and I knew The King was gone. I pulled off the road and a moose watched me cry my eyes out." I don't know how he comes up with those nuggets, but I love it!

How Bad's The Coffee-John Hiatt

Me too!!!!!!!!!

My Dog And Me-John Hiatt

Oooh-lucky you! I guess RP & GP have more than appearance in common! I never got to see the A&P routines the year they won gold (no cable then). I rememember some of the previous years' routines; Man in the Iron Mask, Romeo & Juliet, Time to Say Goodbye....amazing stuff. Are they still skating? I would love to get a DVD if there's one av of them-also of Kurt Browning. But I'm getting off topic...

I'd Rather Be Dead-Harry Nilsson

I love that f'in smile so much! Have to admit I much prefer Robert sans award winning beard (& moustache), because of how much I love the smile (I think it shows more prominently w/o facial hair). But of course Robert should be how HE wants to be, for his own happiness! Speaking of Robert's family...anybody know who Gwendal Peizerat is (French ice dancer)? They look so much alike people might think they're related...but Gwendal's not quite as cute But he & Marina did some AMAZING stuff on the ice. http://www.fotobank.ru/img/S006-9038.jpg?size=1

Craig Ferguson

doggie kisses

Macarthur (sp?) Park

I listen to Mike Malloy (progressive talk radio: www.mikemalloy.com) as often as possible. Every Friday he signs off with this message: "Goodnight Kevin Kinney, wherever you are". I've always wondered who Kevin is, and I assume they must have been friends at one point, since Mike mentions him every week...

Sonny Landreth (w/Dave Ranson on bass & Mike Burch on drums). AWESOME!

I can't think of anything to say to make you laugh, but I'd recommend watching Craig Ferguson (on CBS after Letterman)!