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My favorite Steven Wilson project. These guys are great.

@tascherman22 Oh, he had a lot more than a problem with alcohol . . .

During one of Hughes' 90's relapses? He sounds a bit "off" here . . .

I think Alex mixed up the English class system (slightly flexible) and the Indian Caste system (most certainly not). But OK, we got the point.

@SekundesC There is no such thing as "Wet Ribbon" and there was never an official In Absentia outtakes album. The song was always "Cut Ribbon" and the demo of it has been around for awhile.

Interesting guy. His voice sounds a bit like Chris Berman's though. There's been some damage done.

His best tune . . . just wonderful.

@InfamousPR Apples and oranges.

Might be the best song on the album. The big hook with the "don't go pushing your dreams away" is phenomenal.

Stunning and amazing that Rounder hasn't put Still Inside out as a stand alone cd.

They eventually turned this into the groove that became the outtro of "Drop Dead Legs."

Wolfie has gotten better since 2007. Some nice stuff there.

@hcbiukhciuweewbchiew Sure is. The songwriting is very strong on this one.

The Merrymakers guys?

This is the best VVI song, even if the guitar playing is more than a bit ridiculous when the solos come. Some nice chords on this one.

@eljay345 He didn't say that. What he said was that Soto was probably their best chance to have a guy who could inject some of his own personality and style into the music. In other words, they might have continued down a bit more original path with him compared to Arnel Pineda.

Suh got taken down (illegally) first. That said, the helmet push and the stomp both looked intentional, and an ejection was warranted. So be it.

@Noteinvito By a large margin, I think. For me, Naked Thunder is one of his lesser efforts.

@coldistheshoulder This song is on the "Infinity" album.

He actually cares about beating Nebraska now? This guy had a chance to do the right thing, and he made a conscious choice to bury his head in the sand. He deserves zero respect, and he most certainly deserved to lose his job about this. He was a leader, but where was the leadership?

@bbyj88 Joe Paterno deserves not one shred of respect . . . exactly the amount he showed for those boys. What a callous pr$ck of a man.

What idiots. Penn State, it's alumni, and its supporters should feel nothing but shame. Time to raise the voting age back to 21?

Hmm, just like Soundgarden . . .

@Suspence165 You don't need makeup to unleash those two wonderful things on the world.

Too much drinking by Don. It's easy to see in his face.

@sallysbaby Robbie Steinhardt was the main singer on the album version, just like here.

Who's the 2nd guitar player? Looks like Kohler playing bass rather than von Rohr. Sure this is from '83?

This was the best Krokus lineup, by far. Pace was a MUCH better drummer than Freddy Steady. I wonder if they have any multi-tracks from this era?

Great bassline. This is clearly more a Sherwood than Squire song. Billy's stuff for Circa sounds a lot like this.

After all the stuff that came out in the ESPN book, it's a freaking miracle that this guy isn't in jail. Maybe if Getty Oil didn't keep an open bar in the building, they would have bought out Texaco rather than the opposite.

This is the best version of a remarkable song. Pat Metheny's solo just lifts it up to a new plateau.

I did this rade a few times in the late 80's/early 90's. It's a feeling like no other sharing those roads and wonderful mountain views with 12000 other like-minded "crazies." Looking forward to the movie.

Shapes at 2:10 came out of "The Guitar Lesson" that he covered a couple of years before.

@chasezas Actually, it reminds me of "The Guitar Lesson" (Momus) that he did on one of the Cover Version singles.

@PowerAlliance Watch out for the upcoming Jean Michel Byron & Scott Weiland project . . .

Frodo lives.

Why call it "unrequited?" They were together for a number of years so "unrequited" is without question the wrong word . . .

@TheTripullizer He has. The "Feel" album is pretty close to that as is his first solo album "Play Me Out."

This is a great song. 2nd album is the better of the two (so far).

Champagne and whores, and Perry's wife too . . .

@jazzlover2020 That was the whole point . . . to put it in a bluegrass context.

@garter10895 Look on Jon Brion's MySpace page . . .