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Big Sugar is BACK! Watch for tour dates on FB. Coming to the Magic Bag in Ferndale, Michigan during the 2011 REVOLUTION PER MINUTE Fall National Tour on December 4th. Full tour lineup info at bigsugar.com

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Check out the middle skull in the frame at 00:52 seconds. It's Achmed, The Dead Terrorist! Tell Jeff Dunham we found him!!

@OutlawzAKA

You're an idiot.

@studio9jam

Paul was actually one of the best to ever strap on an electric bass. His parts were always so much different than an average player because he was a guitar player first and actually studied classical piano. There are other bassists who have done amazing things with the instrument lik...

Amazing what some people think is actually good music anymore...lick my neck, my back, my pussy and my crack...must have been smokin' crack to actually put this out and expect props. Stupid fucking kids don't know music these days...

You're all very good and I especially like the guitar work. Excellent job ladies.

Excellent transitional skills. His ability to not only remember but also execute all the different passages in the song is very impressive. I see great things for this young man in a very short time if he stays with it. And judging by the way he has mastered a difficult song, he has the passion a...

What a way to make a living! Betchya Keith wasn't feeling much pain at the time either. No matter, they always knew how to rock it.

Always loved Keith's rawness when he sings. This is a bit more polished than most of his vocal tracks. And I love it. There's a reason he's part of 'The Greatest Rock 'n' Roll Band In The World'. Rock on my friend...

@tenmaster100

Mick Taylor was good too. But neither will ever replace the incredible talent that was Brian Jones. Each brings his own style to the Stones but it was Brian that was the catalyst that started the whole Stones phenomena. Amazing player taken from us way too soon. Listen to anything ...

I love that George Duke just can't quit smiling while watching Billy lay it down!

The most amazing aspect of this save is the fact that if you watch any of the other 'amazing save by Thomas' clips over there on the right hand side of your screen, they're all pretty similar. This guy has an 'amazing save' move down! Every one of them are carbon copies of each other. What a goal...

@jetfreak4 Agreed. Paice had many of the skills that drummers like Gadd, Bonzo, Ginger Baker etc. had. The only obvious difference is Ian's centering the solo around the snare drum. He uses all of his kit quite proficiently but his focus was more on snare. The guys that came after with some o...

Not having been there, I feel as though I may have missed the single most entertaining drum solo ever in person. I truly envy those who witnessed this show first hand.. I've seen many solo's but rarely with this intensity and three monster players. However, I am fortunate in another way to have b...

His passion and love for the drumset is evident in his teachings. I particularly like how he demonstrates the riff slowly enough to grasp the feel and then just takes it to the jams for a few dozen seconds or so. Good stuff and most enjoyable to watch. I bought his DVD and have learned a lot from...

@p0m2002 Thanks, I wasn't being critical, you guys are all very good. I also play with backing tracks at times during live shows. It takes a lot of togetherness to do that as well since staying on meter is so critical to making it sound tight. I prefer live players but sometimes you have to do wh...

Whatever the make of guitar, this guy makes it sing. He's from the same mold that made guys like Satriani, etc. Just enjoy and leave the bickering out of it. Play on dude!

Love those specs, Keith!

I'm a huge stones fan but what's with Mick singing the whole song in a monotone? If memory serves me correctly, it was a bit more melodic back on the album. It's always been a pet peeve of mine when artist's bastardize the melodies of their own material. On the flip side, Mick still has the energ...