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AT 43:00, wow, "Table for me," that's is A classic, then at 43:11, he extrapolates a beautiful Robert Klein joke,....

the guy was (is? (my condolences (where DO you get the Mochsie (He Richard, Google can't do Jewish, man, help me out davidparrish74@\yahoo.com,....the email reply 'will and ...

This one is all time. PLUS it's the play when John Madden uttered that famous line," I would throw two a quarter to this guy, two passes deep a quarter because all you have to do is throw it up there and he's gonna come down with it." I hope Madden does a nice piece on Moss now that he's retired.

Gee, I thought Moss was a one trick pony. Truth is he worked the sidelines better than anyone save maybe Chris Carter. And his red zone TD's were a collection of jump balls, back shoulder catches-which meant he had to spin in the air AND get his feet down; and some of the crispest routes an...

the the second replay shows what makes Moss the best. He's tracking the ball over his right shoulder as the DB plays the middle-then he slows down and takes his eyes completely off the ball, and turns back out looking over his left shoulder while adjusting his route to the flight of the ball to ...

I saw another catch from same distance that Moss made getting feet down inches before the back of the end zone,....but ONE HANDED.

degree of difficulty, Video proof will show Moss was the best ever.

this video of another amazing catch by Randy Moss is historical proof of just how good John Madden thought he was. Not counting QB's, Madden says Moss was the Best in the NFL.

nuff said.

I forget if it was in this game but Moss v. Taylor featured another couple of plays in red zone, the first where Culpepper threw into a crowd in back of end zone and it was broken up. THEN, he went right back to Moss on the same route, and Taylor was there for the pick, but Moss reached over his...

after that second move on the safety, I thing he shifted into BOLT speed, around 27 MPH. AT just turned 34, Moss's first gear is worn, his second gear is good enough and gears 3-5 blow by anyone in the league, and oh yeah, one the highest verticals on the planest. go ahead google it.

last but n...

had to add one more thing. The Chiefs Jets or any of the top notch OC's will be freed to run the playaction big time. Bradford is deadly accurate, much like Brady, and gives Moss the luxyury of the infamous double move, which leaves the safety on the desert island while the corner dutifully ru...

this is the first TD bomb after the Media puppets were writing him off as taking naps on Biletnikopl during drill.

look out this year if he goes to the Rams. Bradford is the second coming of Aikman and Cassel and McDaniel know exactly how to use him. WATCH OUT: drags under and across the zo...

I've never seen anyone bodysurf it, let along Mike Stewart and that's what it would take. the best.

the first half of the video is running Audioslave's "Gasoline",...

this is one THE BEST videos I've ever seen.

THere's such a thing as a Bowl,....but this bowl ten times the gravity.

fricking awesome. the interviews lent to the humility this place makes yo feel and I've only seen on video.

I di...

I was at the concert and it was simply one of the THE BEST I've ever seen at this obscurely gem of venue. BUT I WANT TO KNOW IS, what was the name of that nasty funk tune, I think it was no. 11. one of the meanest funk rock blue songs I have EVER heard.

and how Carton REALLY plays the blues i...

I have one and the instructions to get the Band of Gypsies sound, is too roll the fuzz all the way back and max the gain.

then you get that Who Knows Bell tone sound.

ofcourse standing in front of scafflolds filled with Marshalls would help.

This pedal has given me trouble, but when it works it ...

this has the beautiful Mahavishnu ascending Dance of Maya sections integrated into a special blues with THE Thelma Houston.

IMHO, this album is one of the best EVER.

listening to Henderson and Houston sink there teeth into the song Xanax blew my head off. man,. I would give anything to see a...

Henderson is simply a full blown fusion genius. he holds the whammy bar it seems like 90% of the time. how does it stay in tune. only fusion monster that plays a insane blend of Mclauglin and Hendrix in an entirely original way. plus, the guys a teacher and student of music so really,

yo...

thanx for the reply. I'm a bodysurfer in Honolulu and watch Popov as much as possible. the way he relays his entry off his catch is a work of art.

YouTube Point Panic bodysurfing and you will see why Popov is a great model.

thanx. One thing I recently noticed is how deep his catch goes, and...

I always thought Dave Holland would have been the perfect bass player for Hendrix. this is really a special recording. the only other so-called Mclaughlin Hendrix recordings didn't sound this clean. you can actually hear each instrument distinctly.

CLASSIC BOOKMARK

thanx

I loved Bolin before I knew who he actually was after listening to Spectrum. THen I heard Owed to G (?) on Come taste the Band, and really, he makes Van Halen look like a Ukulele player, with all due respect. His playing on ALL of Spectrum and Post Toastie from on of his solo LP's would make...

ALTHOUGH the one in GERMANY was a tad above this.....not as well recorded, but Hammer, Goodman and COBHAM especially go into outer space. Ironically, Mclaughlin doesn't take a solo. UNBELIVABLE!!!!!!!!!!

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TOTALLY AGREE!!!!!!!!THE MOST UNDERATED SINGER out of the UK PERIOD!!!!!!!!

the guy doesn't resemble Trower but he fipping the top off the blues!

funny, before you showed the headphones, I was thinking, "man, is the guy channelling Gibbons. your tone an playing is right on the money.

but more important you are the real deal.

come to honolulu and fill up a club! first time I heard the original of this song I stood straight up mesmerized. ...

he fielded the ball like a short stop and went right to second for the double play. really, one of the most ingenious plays of all time.

first person I've found who knows this album. Mountains in the Clouds, also sold with a different title -can't remember right now- but without a doubt the version of Freedom Jazz Dance on that album is all time favorite.

incredible group, a true classic.thanx

at 2:36, that shot was all time. the one thing about him is he's like Magic Johnson (pardon the obscure reference), but Estiarte has such a vicious series of fakes that are so convincing the not only doe he get the goalie to overcommit, the entire D is sinking by the time he shoots.

what geniu...

I'm a bodysurfer, "ex-club water polo player" and this is, without a doubt the most accurate demonstration of efficient speed. ofcourse this is way beyond "IMHO", but watching this as much as possible ingrains that power shift from the beginning of "riding the glide" to finishing the power of th...

everytime, thanx to YouTube and "those in the know", Eddie Hazel never ceases to amaze me. was this guy friends with Hendrix and Isley.

I mean his approach to the original evolution of psycheldelic funk blues, is so original,...I'm really shocked. A lot of the "cover guys" played Hendrix but ...

Nice demo. I've got the Japanese Uni-Vibe AND Fulltone MDV-2, the RTO, the OCD and the the killer Clyde Standard Wah.

hate to say it, but you plug this stuff in and play down the pentatonic with a few Delta licks and OFF YOU GO!!!!!!!!

thanx for posting.

PS HSS Strat!

I owned the LP Maggot Brain and along with the epic title song, this is my favorite. It's like Sly and the Family Stone, Hendrix, and a little Curtis Mayfield,...and ofcourse the Godfather, Mr. James Brown. mean riff.

thanx for posting.

Best Buckethead I've ever heard, man he just shreds this one. The Hendrix spirit lives in this guy big time.

thanx for posting!

Really appreciate your analysis of Hazel's guitar evolution. I agree, that this is the kind of stuff that makes YouTube so incredibly educational.

Staying with Hazel, I'm still recovering from not knowing who he was for decades. Years before internet and YouTube, it was too hard to find out ...

I know this might sound blasphemous to loyal Parliament/Funkadelic disciples but I like Hazel's playing and tone better here than the monumental Maggot Brain. The edge of the tone is more abrasive (does anyone know where to look for FX pedals he used!?) and his improvisational attack is really ...