I believe the band was also hoping to tour South America sometime in late '75 or early '76.

Frampton Comes Alive -- Peter Frampton

Eyes Without A Face -- Billy Idol

I Can See For Miles -- The Who

It's all about self-esteem -- hehe.

Something In Me Was Dying -- Keane

Space 1999

^^^ Good posts, SAJ and IpMan. I've known several older ex-hippies who used to live on communes, and they've told me hilarious (and often sad) stories regarding the problems they encountered on communes --i.e -- the rampant egos, personality conflicts, theft problems, sexual jealousy issues, etc. One of my theories regarding the hippie movement -- and one shared by a former hippie I know -- is that the whole movement was ruined by an influx of "lower-class" people into the movement. Such people -- call them "the masses", the "proles", the "riff-raff" or what have you -- ruined everything. The hippie movement seemed to briefly enjoy a certain period of success when it's memberhip was largely confined to the sons and daughters of upper and upper-middle class families.

RIP -- Leonard Nimoy

I have a lot of Englebert Humperdinck songs stuck in my head. My mother is a huge fan of his, and my girlfriend is too -- I simply can't get away from his music.

I just saw "Still Alice"; a film about Alzheimer's disease. The subject matter is depressing, but I thought the film was pretty good.

Haha. Great story, Charles.

For Your Eyes Only -- Sheena Easton

The Hills Have Eyes 2

Open Arms -- Journey

^^ Excellent advice, Charles. We've just gotten another 7 inches of snow here in Richmond -- the worst winter here in more than 20 years.

Can't Keep -- Pearl Jam

Can't Always Get What You Want -- Rolling Stones

Don't You Wish It Was True -- John Fogerty

Don't Stop Believing -- Journey

Somebody To Love -- Jefferson Airplane

Dream On -- Aerosmith

Watching TSRTS. It never gets old.

Hole In My Shoe -- Traffic

Lonely Days -- Bee Gees