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Besides we all had to start somewhere.

It almost got interesting from 2:00 til about 2:15. The rest is fucking noise to me

Hey,if Joe's happy, I'm happy

You ever wonder if in the bedroom Neil makes her yell out" Hit me in the wet spot"

R.I.P Howie

I did

I used to work with this redneck douchebag from Michigan who had a white Dean Cadillac and claimed it was stolen right out of Cobo Hall after The Cars were there in the early eighties. Ric, if you see this and are interested in finding it, I'd gladly give up his name.( I am in no way condemning a...

The guitarist has killer tone and played it perfectly. He drowns her out a little because the video camera is right in front of his amp and being in front of the stage the camera is mostly hearing the floor monitors which are pointing the other way. Just pointing out the terribly obvious

I've got an '03 1150r with a Two Brothers exhaust. What have you got on yours? That's the best sounding Beemer I've ever heard

It's from the album "Fire of Unknown Origin"

Michael quotes the great Mick Ronson at 4:23

Michael McKean is/was the front man/guitarist of Spinal Tap and co-wrote and performed their music with Christopher Guest and Harry Shearer. Must see if you if you like great comedy and music parody. If you haven't seen it yet you must immediately

Haven't heard this in 20 years at least. Had the 45 on Dot Records from the juke box at my Dad's tavern since I was little. Hilarious and cool as ever

It's from their 4th album just called Dada. MG's solo at the end on the album version is one of his very best. Has you at the edge of your seat. Always thought it should have been longer but they chose to fade out on it.

D.S is jammin and John Gray is a fucking monster on drums!

I saw them rip the roof off The Patio in Indy when Freak City had just come out. What a show. What a band. What an album. RIP Jimmy

I got turned on to the Ish on this album and then Freak City Soundtrack came out a week later. Saw them 4 times in Indy within 6 months and a year later Jim was gone . So fucking sad. They were a great band.

Are you Rick Miller from Souther Culture On The Skids. Look and sound just like him

The most important album of my youth and still to this day. Pete's greatest work. True genius. The most powerful band ever in their prime.

Eric played guitar for Alice Cooper about 4 or 5 years ago. I saw the show twice. He was great.