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Sorry but I only see a semi-respectable knockoff of Hendrix.

I don't watch much daytime variety but I admire Ellen's uninhibited style.

I don't think there's ever been a time when everybody loved one another. But like you, I wish that people did. Peace back at ya!

It gives me a laugh to see arguments over who plays the song better or who is the better guitarist. It doesn't matter. I gave up worrying about that shit a long time ago. You either dig the tune or you don't. One thing is for certain though, anyone who likes this song has Neil to thank for it no ...

Tragically Hip "Up To Here" is one of the best records in my collection. It's been in regular rotation since I bought it back in early 90's

Unfortunately this is more sad than funny. Probably wasn't the first time and probably not the last.

Immitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Great cover.

If this car costs 10x more than your tv, then you must have paid somewhere between $30,000 to 50,000 for your tv.

Kinda funny how violin dude leaves just enough hair undone so that it can flop around while playing.

You've tarnished this post by even mentioning Bieber. It's obvious that the two are not anywhere close when it comes to talent. Being a pop star is more about selling image and less about talent. Jackie doesn't have to sell an image because the talent says it all.

On VH1 Story Tellers Sarah Mclachlan said it was about a fan letter that went way over the line.

I couldn't agree more.

Great version. Thanks for the post.

Awesome

I'm a 40 something who continues to find plenty of great new music in every decade. I just keep my ears tuned in.

I saw the same show in san jose ca. I really enjoyed the los lobos performance.

Wrong. Once I realized what I was watching I hit the pause button and wrote my comment. You can't tell by the video title what the hell it is.

Nice solid perfomance. I also enjoy his on-air personality on SF Bay Area radio. Lots of great rock-n-roll insight

Exactly why I kept away from drugs to begin with. Not that I'm a saint or judge those who use, I've just seen too many bad things happen. Dependancy on drugs (alcohol included) is usually coupled with a dependancy on others to help keep the users shit together (that is until they've burned all th...

I read the book as you suggested. Very interesting. It paints a much more detailed picture than the bits and pieces of folklorish tales you'd otherwise get. Thanks for recommending.

Hmmmm, do I say that I like this from a trainwreck perspective or do I say that I hate it because it's terrible (the rossington part anyway). Given all the great music that rossington has been part of, I'd like to think that this was just bad night.

Hmmm.. I kept waiting for the part where this isn't a train wreck. I guess you had be there and be drunk.

How come there's so little camera on the man playing the tasty lead? Ron has been the guitar backbone for some great bands over the years.

I've always been a big rock fan. Back in the day (70's & 80's) it was all about Page, Beck, Clapton, Blackmore etc. I've since gained much more appreciation for the guitarists who were not necessarily forfront. Though Gilmour is pretty much forfront, there's always been an understated presence ab...

If you think this was funny, then you'll probably think "Ten Little Indians" is extra funny. It's a later, cornier version of the same story except the setting is high on a mountain only accessible by a tram on a cable.

Such horrific subject matter expressed so hauntingly and beautifully. You'd have to have a heart of ice if this doesn't move you and make you think twice.

Very well done but it wouldn't have been done at all by Linkin Park if it weren't already done by someone else. It's OK to continue giving Adele props too.

Sad for a couple reasons.

Sweet!

I love all this and have no arguments, but the Nils Lofgrin solo in the live performance of Youngstown is just as inspiring.

Only 156 views?? Sounds great. Refreshing to hear a nice voice and a lone guitar. Thanks for the post.

Definitely one of my favorite female voices of the last 15 or so years. I've always been very impressed with the energy and quality her live performances. The live version of this song on the Mirrorball album is spectacular. Strong, independant, talented and sexy all rolled into one awsome person...

Great performance, thanks for the post. I bought the album "Up To Here" when it was released in 89. It's been one of my all time favorites ever since. Definitely one of those great bands that a lot of people have never heard of and are really missing out.