A Day In The Life - The Beatles Simply amazing.....

Care to share with the rest of the class?

Yeah, loss for words, you'll have to excuse that.

Wow....

Roxy & Elsewhere was pretty badass. This might become one of my favorite Zappa albums....I wish it wasn't so long, though.

I just watched most of "Bowling For Columbine" and I really enjoyed it. Showcases a lot of strong points and a lot of the facts are kinda scary.

2005 show. I'd like to get the one you mentioned though.

Not yet. Even though it's in R for my album project, I wont' be listening to it tonight. I can, but I don't want to. I'll listen to it tomorrow along with Cream at the Royal Albert Hall.

I hate to say it, but since I have no money, mostly all of my Zappa was downloaded. But my birthday is coming, I might get Weasels. If they don't have that, I'll think of another.

I'm gonna be listening to Roxy & Elsewhere soon. Can't wait.

My lady wouldn't mind if I called her Stevie, would she?

Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy? Caught in a landslide, no, escape from reality.

Some Weird Sin - Iggy Pop

D&C was alright. Wasn't super funny, had a few chuckles, but in the end, it was good. I just finished watching National Treasure. I enjoyed it.

I haven't heard anything by outside of Deep Purple.

Well, I see it like this. There are four types of Blackmore fans. 1. Loves ALL of Blackmore's work. 2. Loves his amazing work with Deep Purple 3. Loves his work with Rainbow 4. Loves his work on Blackmore's Night. I'm fan #2.

Dazed And Confused For the first time too.

A Neil Young-esque pic taken earlier this month by a friend.

Blackmore is quickly becoming one of my all time favorite guitar players. I saw the video for Highway Star (the German music show) and seeing Blackmore act so aggressive on the guitar and still keeping it going, is just great. Even if he does all the dynamics and wild man antics towards the guitar, he's still an awesome guitarist. I just wish he wouldn't criticize himself.

Zappa wappa nappa tappa? Yes indeedy, mr. deed. I enjoy Frank a lot. He's badass. I've heard Apostrophe ('), Hot Rats, The Grand Wazoo, We're Only In It For The Money, Burnt Weeny Sandwich, Uncle Meat (I love the hell out of this one), Weasels Ripped My Flesh (same here!), Imaginary Diseases, and You Can't Do That Onstage Anymore Vol. 2. Frank was a genius. His time on earth was too short.

I enjoy some Yes. I've only heard The Yes Album, Fragile, and Close To The Edge. The Yes Album is my favorite thus far. I really enjoy the way the band plays out and how melodic it can sound in a lot of areas.

My mother graced me with five bucks about two weeks back and I got Aja by Steely Dan.

December 13th, 1986 Less than a month away.