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Yeah, I wonder too what was in that note she gave to her! Was it hate mail or words of encouragement or maybe a recipe for one of Whitney's scrumptious desserts. Only Brandy and God will know for sure.

Xanax can have you thinking and talking straight and then ZAPPPPP - black out time. Now you're saying erratic things and not even aware you're saying them. I will go out on a limb here and predict that toxicology will find enough Xanax mixed with alcohol in her body to cause her death. It slows y...

I've studied John Weathers' playing and I think we should start a Gentle Giant tribute band and call ourselves 'Funny Ways'. Now all we need is a bass player that plays trumpet and violin and a guitar player that can play the hell out of a guitar at very low and sensitive volumes and a singer who...

For those who are hearing GG for the very first time.......keep listening to them. The more you listen to their songs, the more the technical prowess with which these songs are being played will only grow on you. I tell you they are an acquired taste but the effort to acquire the taste will be so...

Nice cymbals.

This is a nerve racking song to play. So many changes and sections. Love this tune though! Go Gary Green and friends.

They were so great live! They'd break into Knots or some other similarly difficult and complex song and you would be sitting there thinking "no way can they pull the vocals or the song off live"! And yet, there it would be in all of its' glory.......even better live than on record because it prov...

So many talentless bands and singers have come and gone and made fortunes off of their unremarkable skills......then you have Gentle Giant (and now Three Friends) who should be retired to their individual mansions working on their Seventieth album but NOOOOOOOOOO. It's enough to kirk out and go o...

This music is not easy to play. These guys pull it off incredibly. Extremely enjoyable to see a live band play GG music. Gary Green is still my favorite guitar player.

This is the song that separates the real musicians from the play arounds. If I turned someone on to this piece and they came back from the experience with a question mark on their face, I knew they weren't real players. Words like amazing and incredible don't really tell the story. Their talent a...

You were made to play Zepplin stuff. You really should be drumming with a great Zepplin tribute band! PERIOD! Great sound on all your drums but especially that snare drum. You've got it sounding exactly like Bonzo's.

Eddie Brigati reminds me of Joey from Friends (Matt LeBlanc's character on Friends).

They were big influences of Todd Rundgren's whose vocal arrangements often would mimic the style of voicings The Association used. Of course, Todd has a style all his own but his influences are many and obvious.

Yeah, the way she remembered to thank everyone by name tells me she was on top of her game that night. She spoke in an orderly fashion and was happy and excited about the evening. Nothing wrong with that! If she had been high, she wouldn't have spoken so well that evening.

She could and did command an entire audience, standing perfectly still and with very little movement. It was in her song and in her singing......that magic!

She seems so innocent and the song seems so easy for her to sing. Wonderful arrangement with this incredible band behind her.....but Whitney could belt 'em out of the park couldn't she? This was Whitney at her best!

This is such a cool song!

There is so much going on in Jason's songs. Incredible pop music. Why the hell isn't he like a huge entity in the music business?

He duh man!

I once had to respond to that question and I was definitely high after it was asked and during my answer.

This is really funny! I love this........apparently James' brother is part of that acting heritage like River and Joachin...........James and Dave.

Nice tune for sure! Bobby gives very intimate performances.

Mark is a really nice dude! I love his reaction to that last question. It was so real and sincere......."I don't know what your sayin' right now!" Funny stuff!

This is the tune that got George into The Beatles.

There is this "noise" in the video which I suspect is Abe's bass drum pattern???? It is interesting if it is indeed that.

Now THAT'S a working band! What a trip it would be to be playing on a stage before a live audience and have Miles Davis just feet away from you, listening to what you're doing. I love this stuff.....talk about playing out. I especially love that guitar solo but every part is vital and outstanding...

Great idea for a video (and especially great for we Joachin fans). Based on this video, I can honestly say that there is not one Joachin Phoenix movie that wouldn't want to see. He hasn't made one false step in his career. Such a body of work already and so much road left up ahead. The best is ye...

This was an amazing scene from the movie. The only thing that would have made it better is if there were tears streaming down Joachin's face. His voice and the way it cracks and even that tonal quality that mimics that sound of someone crying deeply......but no tears. I figure that to be a failur...

Innocent until proven guilty. He was not proven guilty in a court of law.

Juice is speaking it as it is! You can't disagree with him regarding the media.

No mikes on the drums. Everything sounded as it did coming right off that stage. It is amazing they played this well live with all the screams drowning them out. Truly the greatest rock band in the history of modern recording!

Nice tune. I always have liked Ringo's tuning especially on the snare drum. Really nice!

Ha......this is Yes' Hey Jude.....with that ending going on forever.

They had done so many incredible songs before they got to this crap. Oh well, one thing about music........you can't fake it........your music speaks way more loudly than your talk about it. This music basically says.......GENESIS SUCKS SO MUCH!

If you want to hear "the real" Genesis, go to Musical Box when they portray the Peter Gabriel era. As far as I am concerned, Phil Collins is a terrible front man compared to Peter. I would have had more respect for Genesis if they had broken up when Peter left. If they preferred to play more afte...

Such a poignant song for all times! Great track with Chaka singing and the musicians capturing the sound of Motown. My idol, Jaco Pastorius, tipped his hat to James Jamerson as an influence on his style.

One of P.C.'s better tunes after the sell out! Most of his tunes suck after he sold out.

Who can blame him? It was Bill Bruford who alluded to the fact that P.C. has enough money to equal the assets of a third world country and maybe even a small legit country.

I always loved Billy's tone on the snare drum. Such a nice sound this man gets from his instrument. And talk about technique......goodness....Billy is the quintessential "cool" relaxed cat on the drums.

Nice camera angles. There is just so much stuff one can learn on the drums. Playing the drums is a lifelong journey with new discoveries along the way.

Although he might have been a real butt hole to work with/for, Buddy was a masterful drummer! I am most impressed for how he came out of this solo and right back into the coda for the song. I mean this dude is burning yet queues the band perfectly to begin playing again. What a drummer magnificen...

They have these guys who seem to be pushing and directing them as to where they need to go. However, that's just so when in this case, Johnny needs to stop signing to go in, the guy who is pushing him seems like the bad guy. It looks like Johnny wants to keep signing but his handler is directing ...

If I were Paul, I would have said, "if you came to interview me, then you're going to have to listen to my answers, stop interrupting me, or get out of my trailer!"

@chopzmasta07 Great advice Joey! I have found myself in the past, practicing at faster speeds and petering out within seconds of having started. Then I got frustrated and then I quit trying. Performing at slower speeds and focusing on endurance is encouraging because one can execute that which on...

Jared's set has always sounded awesome. He has definitely gotten the right tuning for each drum and the technological know how to mike them and EQ them just right for a great sound. He has also improved along the way. It's nice to see that while he runs this great drum educational site and produc...