today's dedications are to - bruno kirby.......chris mintz-plasse......emily ratajkoowski and the ubiquitous crackhead bob.

you could make a great beatles album if you cull certain songs from...... badfinger......squeeze.....cheap trick.....klaatu.......monkees.......knickerbockers

birthdays today -

1. moe howard
2. louis jourdan
3. guy lombardo
4. nick drake
5. zoe saldana
6. salmon rushdie
7. garfield the cat
8. paula abdul
9. jean dujardin
10. the tazmanian devil
11. ann wilson
12. tobias wolff
13. pier angeli

the Zero Hour was a radio show in the 1980s i believe on cbs radio...i think around the same time as cbs radio mystery theater.......It was a project of rod serling...he is the host..i dont think he wrote any of the stories.
i have a check signed by rod serling in my collection.

Posted by dino27 on 6/16/2018 3:25:00 PM (view original):
i think you mean the unforgiven with clint eastwood......siverado was a great movie........if it is about the earps i would put it on the list.......the first outlaw list are the true stories.

sorry, I did mean Unforgiven

Posted by gomiami1972 on 6/18/2018 10:29:00 PM (view original):

Posted by dino27 on 6/18/2018 8:52:00 PM (view original):
im going to do the impossible ...a baker's dozen favorite beatles songs ( it changes day to day )
so nice to see a beatles fan...crazy is a stones maniac......

Anybody a Led Zeppelin fan around here? That's another group I could list a Top 25-30 songs...easily. The Beatles need more attention, thought. One of these days we will lose McCartney and I will lower my flag to half mast.

I wasn't much of a Zep fan until I saw them live in 1973 at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh for $6!! Imagine seeing a concert now for $6!! They were fantastic!

yeah but 6 dollars then was like 30 dollars today.
there is a great scene in the thor rakovak movie with thor in action against a great led zepp song.....amazing charismatic music video scene.

I loved them when I was a teenager, but then again I had to, I was in the world's crappiest Led Zeppelin cover band (and I was the crappiest guy in the band, the John Paul Jones)(I'm not calling JPJ crappy, I'm calling my bass playing crappy). I don't listen to them much anymore, although "Ramble On" and "Bring it on Home" can still get the juices flowing.

thats cool that you played an instrument...i was a mgr of a crappy band that did obscure covers....it never really got off the ground like we hoped..we practiced in a cellar of a laundry and the drummer once led a hebrew school march through the streets singing aqualung.

Aqualung! I loved that song. I wore that album out on my record player. Now I can't bring myself to listen to Tull, it sounds so cheesy and heavy-handed to me.

yeah..i aso liked passion play...it was thick as a brick....it turns out that ian anderson is a stick in the mud.

Yeah, those albums that were one long song spread over two sides, that was some pretentious rock opera nonsense.

I grew up listening to Allen Freed on the radio and the birth of rock and roll. My music is ideally based on blues. I can not believe music has been reduced to rap.

wow about allen freed.....and i hate rap too...i call it crap.....it also shrunk the pool for great jazz.

Saw Tull with Uriah Heep, "Songs from the Wood" is the only Tull I still listen to.