Prisoner of Your Eyes - Judas Priest

A great day in our nations history......let's hope other states follow this path of freedom.

"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote!" - Benjamin Franklin

Calling To You - Robert Plant

The Last Time I Saw Paris - Sonny Rollins

Smoke Gets In Your Eyes - Thelonious Monk

I Hear A Rhapsody - John Coltrane

Ben Franklin was a great man, his quotes were beyond remarkable. He should be studied more in depth in grade school.

^ I dig where you're coming from....there are a couple of times in my life that I can look back on and use someones words, to prove them wrong. But proving to myself they were wrong is good enough. I cant be bothered with taking the time to track them down. Even if a circumstance arose where I couod "stick it to them",in most cases I wouldn't . The negitave vibes wouldn't be worth it.

Moose The Mooche - Miles Davis

When the World Was Young - Page / Plant

Lord of This World - Black Sabbath

Do you go up to Saratoga at all during August?..........Thats one thing I wish I had done while living up there. We would hit Bellmont during the tripple crown in June, and Yonkers raceway for the harness racing. There is few highs that compare to the rush you get when the horses are coming into the home stretch.

“The ruling power is always faced with the question, ‘In such and such circumstances, what would you do?’, whereas the opposition is not obliged to take responsibility or make any real decisions.” ― George Orwell

Hole in the Sky - Black Sabbath

The Song Remains The Same on VH1Classic, came on at 10pm

"Nobody will ever deprive the American people of the right to vote except the American people themselves and the only way they could do this is by not voting." Franklin D. Roosevelt

A National Acrobat-Black Sabbath

Ron The Greek will show. Thats my only pick. ( I didn't lay any money down)

Tony Bennett singing "the best is yet to come" at the Breaders Cup!

I saw this on wikipedi: "Bonham's drums featured a phasing effect (giving the bass drum its heavy, thundering "thump" sound) courtesy of an early Eventide phaser supplied by engineer Ron Nevison. [4] Plant stated that Bonham's drumming is the key to the song: "It was what he didn't do that made it work". [2] Sections of the song utilize a polymeter effect, with the drums and lyrics in quadruple meter while the melodic instruments play a triple meter rhythmic pattern" Orchestral brass and strings with electric guitar and mellotron strings appear in the song. This is one of the few Led Zeppelin songs to use outside musicians. Session players were brought in for the string and horn sections. [3] According to Jones, "the secret of successful keyboard string parts is to play only the parts that a real string section would play. That is, one line for the First Violins, one line for Second Violins, one for Violas, one for Cellos, one for Basses. Some divided parts [two or more notes to a line] are allowed, but keep them to a minimum. Think melodically". http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kashmir_(song)#_

^ Osaka was a great show " wheres Bonzo? " One of the best drum solos that night too......I can not begin to imagine the parties that went down in Japan.

I really dig Hwy 1 too, I'm looking forward to what the intro will sound like in the studio. For those not familiar with this tune, here is a link to the Rockpalast Highway 1 preformance : http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0LvfVIPzTQI JPJ uses a bass mandolin for this track made by Andy Manson: http://www.andymanson.com/the_john_paul_jones_collection/ or http://www.mandolin.org.uk/makers/andymanson1.php

Don't Think Twice It's All Right - Bob Dylan

We're Gonna Groove - Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, Canada, March 21, 1970 http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iDgXsjeRgRg