Ewe: Biological Radio is a pretty trippy tune,I hope you enjoy dancing

Ewe: I enjoyed that,I think I'll check out some of their other stuff on youtube.Watching them brought this great band to mind

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiEJt58idzM&feature=related

One of my fave 80's albums,you may notice a very distinct Ultravox (John Foxx era) influence.



Ultravox circa 1978 with John Foxx,before Midge Ure rendered them impotent

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_yA6XTm7R4&feature=related

This little technically based vacation brought to mind a favorite song of mine from the 90's

Tuesday: The song might be more suited to a post lemon shot vibe

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZ9qn-tlMTw

Tuesday: I'm suprised they released a double cd,but I guess if you throw enough darts at the wall a few might stick(I might have screwed up that analogy) lol

Here they are at their peak
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3dvNFYuBzk

TexasToest: which one is mouth,and why?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2skBGdyoMkk

TexasToest: We have lost so many great artists,but I still find(even of those who are alive)the best music was recorded during their :stoned" period

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYPH3fhojM4

They should have retired after this very fine performance

I think his image overshadowed some fine work.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_pGNpk6CxI

Tuesday: I read the review in Rolling Stone,they say it's a mixed bag,some great stuff,but lots of filler too.

Nirvana: Jim's still kick'n,.......but stage security isn't quite the same

He was famous for sometimes scribbling down lyrics on the way to a session,he could make gibberish sound like poetry.THis song wasn't a hit,but a fave of mine,taken from the TANX album

TexasToest: step down as mod? I don't think so,your co-mods can carry the load until then,but your gesture is another example of why you are such a quality mod to begin with

TexasToest: Does this work?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iJaOvPIFKA

I finished an interesting Sabbath book while on vacation,sure,I could go the expected route,but...............................................................................http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5HXSlfbXsY

TexasToest: This was a very big hit for them http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUtnwcv-quE

I didn't mind it,until it was played to death,but there was no turning back for them,they became very soft,sold a bunch or records,and then nobody cared anymore

rod03801: yup,going commercial sometimes leads to short term gain,but in their case they lost both their identity and after a short while their audience,what a shame,I hope the cash from "FLY" was worth it.

What a letdown when they sold out a few years later.Few have seen or heard how good Sugar Ray were originally

TexasToest: I have a funny feeling it might just show up one day at your door

TexasToest: They recount the actual death scene very early in the book,it seemed to make the end all the more difficult for this reader.He was depicted scars and all,he was a very real human being.

TexasToest: Apparently Neil Young has it posted on his site...........I just finished the book,this is a good video snapshot

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFaDreSKLNI

TexasToest: That sounds very interesting,I loved what I heard of T-bone's last album

but I love the song

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ct4OP6RPWc

TexasToest: They should have been huge,I first saw them at my high school,and later the caused a riot at Ontario Place.The guitarist broke his back at a very pivotal time and the never regained the momentum.

Dolittle: I hear ya about the Holly influence,Frankie's delivery was the source of much immitation when I was young,a perfect subject much like Mick,and nobody could tell if you actually knew the words,lol.........................................This tune is best suited for listening with yer peddle to the metal,top down,on the autobahn
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhEU4oxQ9Qw

This band is probably the Canadian version of The Ramones,had a taste of success and lots of promise,but circumstances worked against them.Like The Ramones,they stuck around and could always fill a hall,they still do

TexasToest: He passed Sept 7 2003,the Letterman show was done 3 months prior..........might as well end the tribute with his big hit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAWTkGu8bpo

TexasToest: Dave knew he was dying,he was the only guest that night,quite a tribute

TexasToest: just consider it my version of dvd extras

Yes,his reprise was a bit of an event

TexasToest: hang on a sec,he pulled that same shtick other times?
I thought his reprise was historic

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8F2euKX0u5Y

and it just got specialer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDNDqYl65sU&mode=related&search=

TexasToest: I picked up the dvd of the reunion tour,WHITE STRIPES owe them their career

He's performing it past tense APRIL WINE,but Jerry Murcer came along for the ride,always loved Greenway's vocals

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rK_hQtc_n10

and along came his good buddy OZZY,with a tasty treat
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSnj8X1zAZI

TexasToest: I never got caught up in the McCartney rumor,but me and a few friends did get caught up in the KLAATU hype, for a bit.They were local Toronto boys,Beatle ripoffs,but a helluva album just the same.