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Thanks for a great review. I bought my first phone yesterday, and it's this one, for Net10. I'm still figuring it out, and you've been a big help. Keep up the good work, dude.

. I've read a few Adam Dalgleish novels, but I've never seen him portrayed on screen. I've seen a few episodes of Midsomer, so I think of this guy as AD. Is that weird, or am I pretty close?

I've only seen, as of Jan 2012, TGWPWF, but it's hard to imagine anyone other than Noomi playing Lisbeth!

@LiTtLeMiSsSs AGREED! The whole album was terrific--I had the cassette about 20+ years ago, and played it to death! ("Color My World" was hilariously awful, LOL!)

Loved it! Jake, you're a real blues man now, dude! (But have your mom get a tripod for the camera, OK?) Best wishes from northwest PA.

As much an instant classic as "Wagon Wheel"! (And a BETTER vid!)

REALLY rocks!!!!!!!!!!

@jedimastert0810 Exactly what I was thinking! I didn't recognize the tune there, but I bet Dick could've played the first three notes of most Beatles tunes and I would've known the song--it's all about what you're used to listening to, I guess.

First "rock concert" I ever saw was these guys. Plattsburgh State College, NY. They opened for Jay and the Tecnniques. I thought Jay Black looked a lot like Robert F. Kennedy, who was, I think, still alive at the time. In this vid, he looks like Johnny Cash, LOL.

Es geschieht mir, auch--wann immer ich versuche, Deutsches zu sprechen!

"Walkin' down each other's plank to Buttpirateville." LOLOL!!

Ich kann nicht deutsch verstehen, aber ich liebe das hier!!

"Of Rivers and Religion" is just about my favorite album, OF ANYTHING I'VE EVER HEARD, ANYWHERE, ANY TIME. Thank you, John, for leaving the world a better place! RIP.

@t1mmytee I meant, "what is he PLAYING", of course!

@gesunelson Sorry for the sarcasm, gesunelson, I've been on the Internet too long today. I usually don't do that. Best wishes from Northwestern Pennsylvania!

This has been my favorite Joplin piece (out of MANY great ones) since I heard the original cast recording of "Treemonisha" about thirty years ago. You do it more than justice, my friend. Keep playin'!

That's a wonderful vid. Thanks for posting. Did you ever fly your model Shuttle?