Very, very nice!

You Are What You Is, Joe's Garage, and Broadway the Hard Way are some really good ones that it appears have not been previously mentioned. Lots of funny lyrics and challenging instrumentals.

All right, I've got a question. I apologize if this has already been covered. You recently made a post that said that Jimmy Page made his American concert debut in Minneapolis on 8-5-66. (With the Yardbirds) My question: Was he the bass player on that gig?

I picked the Song Remains the Same. I'm surprised more people are not picking it, although I am not surprised by the low response to The Crunge. I like the stacatto rhythm guitar but the synth is obnoxious.

I'm wondering what century Chinese Democracy will actually be released.

So now the Stone Temple Pilots are getting back together and touring. What is the deal with the future of Velvet Revolver? Does anyone have the word on that?

Thanks. I was too young to go to concerts when the Doors were initially big. I got hip to them in the late '70's when I was in college. Have you heard "An American Prayer"?

Glad to see there is some Doors fans here in L.Z. land. I've got all the studio albums plus some extra stuff. There is only one band I'm into more. I could name some obvious songs as my favorites. Instead here is some good ones that are not as well known that are among my favorites: The Crystal Ship Take it as it Comes Strange Days Moonlight Drive Not to Touch the Earth Spanish Caravan Shaman's Blues Peace Frog/Blue Sunday Cars Hiss By My Window The Wasp (Texas Radio and the Big Beat) Who Do You Love? The Celebration of the Lizard

Because I like the sound of Fender guitars and amps and use them. Very into SRV and Hendrix as well as L.Z.

Thanks for sharing this.

What a knockout!!!

She can post on my thread anytime.

I never heard of Carole Landis before. What a sweetie!! Nice pics. I looked Carole up in wikepedia---Lots of movies, short life, too bad.............

Bourbon and coke----with a double shot of bourbon. I need to clear my sinuses.

I'll take a Bourbon and Coke, with an extra shot of Bourbon, lots of ice, in a medium sized glass. And while I'm gulping down this beverage, put a couple of concert tickets on the tab!! I hear that tourists have always loved London in December.