Indeed. The double-neck was instantly iconic.

The NFL Playoff Bracket...

Here are the NFL Playoff Brackets, so you can see where each team is seeded and who they would play next.

Okay...after a chance to catch my breath, I am back with the NFL Playoff Pool for this 2015-16 season. Same thing as the regular season, only because there are so few games, you must pick the total score of each game as well as picking which team you think will win. The scores will be used as tie-breakers if needed. Here are the first round weekend's games: Wild Card Weekend Sat. Jan. 9 AFC: #5 Kansas City @ #4 Houston 4:35pm ET AFC: #6 Pittsburgh @ #3 Cincinnati 8:15pm ET Sun. Jan. 10 NFC: #6 Seattle @ #3 Minnesota 1:05pm ET NFC: #5 Green Bay @ #4 Washington 4:40pm ET

To further elaborate why Jimmy used the double-neck guitar for "Rain Song" in 1979 and 1980 even though he only used the six-string part and the song was no longer immediately following "The Song Remains the Same" in the setlist... Apart from sparing his guitar tech from having to tune one of his regular six-stringers (the Les Paul or the Strat) to the strange E-A-D-A-D-E tuning and back again in a short time, the main reason Jimmy liked using the double-neck for "Rain Song" is that while playing the six-strings, he would also leave the 12-string pickups on so that the 12-strings would resonate in sympatico, embellishing the sound.

The weatherman lied.

Been under the weather lately. All I want to do is curl up in bed and listen to music. Your treats looked delish, though.

The April 4, 1971 Paris Theatre, London BBC concert also has Robert moaning in a low register during the bow solo. Might it be that one you are thinking of?