Snow & more snow. It's like being in "The Shining". All work & no play makes kak a dull boy...

David Bowie - "DJ"

They Might Be Giants - "Birdhouse In Your Soul"

Im not a fan of the ballady type songs on "IORNR". Too much "Angie" territory for my tastes. I'm not a fan of the production either. "Short & Curlies" is the only one I really like. I do love the guitar on "Time Waits For No One", but I can't stand the song itself.

The Smiths -"Bigmouth Strikes Again"

Jimi Hendrix - "Bleeding Heart"

"Black & Blue" is a good album, better than the majority of "It's Only Rock N Roll". I've always really like "Hey Negrita" a lot. Ronnie wrote the music to that one, no songwriting credit of course, but he recieves credit for "inspiration" lol. "Goats Head Soup" doesnt get enough credit. "Coming Down Again" is one of Keiths best songs & probably his best lead vocal. "Can You Hear The Music", their last great grab at druggy psychedelia. "Winter" is beautiful. Great album.

Jimi Hendrix - "Hound Dog"

"Star Man" - David Bowie

An 8 DVD collection of the "Our Gang / Little Rascals" shorts. Im through the first 2 DVD's. I'm sorry, "Animal House", "Borat", "Anchorman", & every classic Mel Brooks movie combined is not as funny as what were on those 2 DVD's I just watched. Hal Roach & those kids were genuises.

It's not my favorite song either, but it is epic & powerful. It is some of Page's & Bonhams best playing, but that does not make a great song alone. It's very good, but I'll take "Ten Years Gone" over it anyday. Its just a better crafted song as a whole. As far as radio play, that doesnt even matter. Radio plays whats palatable. I really couldnt see "Achilles" played over "D'yer Mak'er" for example. There's plenty of great Beatles songs that dont get played like "It's All Too Much" but you will hear "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" constantly. They're more accessible to the wider audience, it's just marketing. I love "Friends" & "Four Sticks" but Im sure theyre not played alot either.

Rolling Stones - Moonlight Mile Led Zeppelin - Rain Song Moody Blues - Tuesday Afternoon

Simon & Garfunkel - "The Only Living Boy In New York"

Jimmy Cliff - "Many Rivers To Cross"

...and youre my maudlin quotation signature friend Cream(Robert Johnson) - "Four Until Late"

It wasnt Jagger that Taylor didnt get along with, it was Richards. Jagger tried to convince Taylor to stay. Songwriting credits are important & should be acknowledged. The Stones have a real bad case of not doing that. Nanker/Phledge indeed.

"A Bigger Bang" & "Voodoo Lounge" have some good songs on them, particularly "Back Of My Hand" & "Thru & Thru". Saw them in 2005 at the Garden & I was shocked how good they were, & I had zero expectations. Even Ronnie wasnt that bad he's who I usually have a problem with. Keith was great, on fire. Mick had the audience completely in his hands & Charlie was impeccable. Great show.

Siouxsie & The Banshees - "Dear Prudence"

Assuming that's me... Willie Nelson - Stay All Night ( Stay A Little Longer )

Rockpile - "Crying In The Rain" Bob Dylan - "I'll Keep It With Mine" Turin Brakes- "Moonlight Mile" Vashti Bunyan - "Martha My Dear" Faces - "Love Lives Here"

Paul Weller - "There's No Drinking When You're Dead" Billy Bragg- "She Smiled Sweetly" Rolling Stones - "I Am Waiting" Nico - "These Days" Willie Nelson - "Pick Up The Tempo"

Velvet Underground: "Stephanie Says", "Here She Comes Now', "What Goes On" Jimi Hendrix: "Bold As Love", "Long Hot Summer Night", "Night Bird Flying" The Jam: "Ghosts", "The Burning Sky(acoustic)", "Disguises"

Todays favorites: Velvet Underdoround - "Jesus", "Ocean", "I'll Be Your Mirror" Rufus Wainwright - "Cigarettes & Chocolate Milk" The Shins - "New Slang" Jimi Hendrix - "Hear My Train A Comin' (acoustic)", "Catfish Blues (BBC)", "Hush Now", "Red House (live)" Buddy Holly - "Well... All Right", "Everyday"

"I've Been Drinking" - The Jeff Beck Group "All Your Love" - John Mayall's Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton "Dolly Dagger" - Jimi Hendrix "Walking The Door" - Aerosmith "Tie Your Mother Down" - Queen "Liza Radley", "Ghosts", & "Burning Sky" - The Jam

Cant drink the bourbons anymore, to bad of a hangover. Johnny Walker Black "was" my poison... beautiful tasting poison... but I liked it too much. An occassional tipple when there's something worth celebrating, but that's it. I also like Cragganmore & Maccallans', nice blended Scotchs'.