Maybe it was seaweed and not a birthmark.

A lovely drive through one of the more scenic residential areas when I took the long way home.

You Shook Me All Night Long ACDC {Toronto 2003} You Shook Me by Led Zeppelin

Immigrant Song

That photo always reminds me of the time when I was three years old. Here is one from 1977 taken by Mark Julian at the Forum in Los Angeles reportedly during Stairway to Heaven. usefilm.com

Ain't Misbehavin' Fats Waller (Stormy Weather 1943) with Lena Horne, dancer Bill Robinson, drummer Zutty Singleton, bassist Slam Stewart.

Let's Get It Up was another good one.

Let's Spend The Night Together is one of my favorites.

Angus Young and Brian Johnson are both very nice people and excellent in concert. I did not ever see Bon Scott live in concert, but I understand that he was also quite good. Angus Young likes to eat chocolate after a show. I have seen them a few times, and last saw them in July, 2003 at Downsview. Thunderstruck You Shook Me All Night Long Whole Lotta Rosie and Rock Me Baby are probably my favorite songs.

It is frustrating for someone to lose his independence. Maybe having visitors would help ease the trauma, anyone who has a soothing or reassuring effect on him.

That is not really Robert Plant on Twitter.

Eva Ruiz' MySpace page always makes me happy.

Quite pleasant 72 degrees and calm.

I took a long nap this afternoon, and a very nice shower in blissful solitude, and forgot about everything.

Thank you for posting these, ninelives. I like them. He reminds me of someone who I used to know in them, although Robert Plant was a young man at the time.

Yes, I enjoyed that night.

I think it is just that particular one mostly. Usually the ones they wish to remove are somewhat personal in nature. You can't always know in advance because most often they don't say too much, usually, not always though. You can ask Knebby for her opinion, which may serve as a guide in such circumstances.

falling asleep

Charlie Watts also celebrates his 68th birthday on June 2nd.

Perhaps because Ronnie Wood was not one of the original members, which included Brian Jones and Bill Wyman, along with Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Charlie Watts.

Sympathy for the Devil is mostly about bridging the gap between heaven and earth, paying the devil his due so to speak.