- Der Kaiser

It's pretty painful to listen to any radio station anymore because of the repetition. They are on a two hour loop, within those two hours you will here the same song at least twice. And if you drive at the same time every day its the same damn songs.

I should probably get satellite radio.
- jochfr

SXM...the Jam On channel is pretty good if you're sick of the same old stuff and want to experience something different.
Like other though, they also can be repetitious after awhile, and they love Phish. But for me it is a good change of pace. And they have a couple of Classic Rock stations which is good for throwbacks.

sXM has been playing the Dark Side of the Mule...Pink Floyd tribute by Gov't Mule ... Freakin awesome!

I would like to see Murray get Rakell from the ducks
- homiedclown

for who?

What the Sabres need is a player worth building around, and Hall, if available (which I actually doubt he is) might be the closest the Sabres get, assuming they maintain even half of their current pace. They have good pieces to build with. They don't have a cornerstone yet, and they need one.
- buffalofan19

I don't think Hall is available now but it seems like Yak and Eberle could be. If Edmonton wants to move Hall, it will be in the off season and there will be plenty of suitors.

BTW the best decade for Rock was the 70's, and it's not even close.

Nuff said.

BTW the best decade for Rock was the 70's, and it's not even close.

Nuff said.
- mhp

I won't argue against that at all.
And certainly not with you even if I wanted to mhp.

BTW the best decade for Rock was the 70's, and it's not even close.

Nuff said.
- mhp

Totally agree. Zep, Bruce, Bowie, all the folky stuff, the Band, Dead etc etc etc...

Most underrated and, to me, best American band from 77 through 85=Talking Heads. Second best rock rythm section ever behind Zeppelin.

I won't argue against that at all.
And certainly not with you even if I wanted to mhp.
- BuffaloHardHat

It was the best Hat, I lived it as a teen and then a young adult, went to lots of concerts. I remember seeing Pat Benatar at Stage One before she made it big and the Cars at the same place. I worked for my school radio station spinning the disc's and then worked at a bar as a DJ for a few months, Cougars in Depew. Disco ruined the greatest era in rock and roll.

BTW the best decade for Rock was the 70's, and it's not even close.

Nuff said.
- mhp

I dying to get my hands on a csn concert bootleg from the 77 tour

Totally agree. Zep, Bruce, Bowie, all the folky stuff, the Band, Dead etc etc etc...

Most underrated and, to me, best American band from 77 through 85=Talking Heads. Second best rock rythm section ever behind Zeppelin.
- LandlordTom

Back in the day, my favs were Seger, Zeppelin, Boston, Eagles, Rush, Heart and even Queen. I always thought Freddie Mercury had the greatest voice in rock and nobody could play a guitar better than Clapton, maybe Jeff Beck.

I saw her on that tour at UNF

one of the best concerts by far I ever went to
- homiedclown

One of my first concerts was her...Radiohead was the opener....

Great concert

Totally agree. Zep, Bruce, Bowie, all the folky stuff, the Band, Dead etc etc etc...

Most underrated and, to me, best American band from 77 through 85=Talking Heads. Second best rock rythm section ever behind Zeppelin.
- LandlordTom

now we are talking

throw in some ELP,Yes and early Genesis

I dying to get my hands on a csn concert bootleg from the 77 tour
- homiedclown

There were so many great bands in the 70's. I even liked Peter Frampton for a while. CSN was another awesome band, liked J Geils but he was more the 80's, I think. I loved CCR as well.

for who?
- mhp

Ruhwedel, Hackett, Strachan or Benoit

they can take their pick

now we are talking

throw in some ELP,Yes and early Genesis
- homiedclown

Early Genesis was fantastic, especially with Peter Gabriel. It's sad that some of these legends are getting older.

Ruhwedel, Hackett, Strachan or Benoit

they can take their pick
- homiedclown

Don't the Ducks need D help? Maybe Strachan?

edit- just looked at Rakell's stats, is he a bust?

It was the best Hat, I lived it as a teen and then a young adult, went to lots of concerts. I remember seeing Pat Benatar at Stage One before she made it big and the Cars at the same place. I worked for my school radio station spinning the disc's and then worked at a bar as a DJ for a few months, Cougars in Depew. Disco ruined the greatest era in rock and roll.
- mhp

Yep, I am well aware.
I was born in the 60's.
That's why I won't debate it.
You certainly know what you are talking about.

Back in the day, my favs were Seger, Zeppelin, Boston, Eagles, Rush, Heart and even Queen. .
- mhp

Very nice .

Even though I was born a decade too late, I enjoy the discussion today

All the bands I listen to and would give anything to back in time to live it as a young adult.

Yep, I am well aware.
I was born in the 60's.
That's why I won't debate it.
You certainly know what you are talking about.
- BuffaloHardHat

Being born in the 60s was most likely a result of our parents party times

Even though I was born a decade too late, I enjoy the discussion today

All the bands I listen to and would give anything to back in time to live it as a young adult.
- theblueandgold

A few thoughts while wondering whatever happened to Dennis Persson.

I watched the replay of the Amerks game last night against Adirondack. Ruhwedel had his struggles in the d zone, didn't handle the puck or play very well, esp in the 1st. McCabe also had his struggles early but played much better at later points in the game. Three D'Amigo isn't very good, career ahl'er.

Now the good stuff. Armia totally dominated the game, best player on the ice. He should have had 3 goals in the game and he must have had 5-6 scoring chances. If he isn't our 1RW in a few years, I'll be shocked. His nifty stick handling and finding open areas is outstanding. Grigorenko had another solid game himself, those two are terrific together.

I would think if the Sabres make a multi player trade and include a prospect, I would think Larsson or Schaller could be moved.

Back in the day, my favs were Seger, Zeppelin, Boston, Eagles, Rush, Heart and even Queen. I always thought Freddie Mercury had the greatest voice in rock and nobody could play a guitar better than Clapton, maybe Jeff Beck.
- mhp

Never liked Zeppelin or Rush... Maybe a song or two but that was it.

Yep, I am well aware.
I was born in the 60's.
That's why I won't debate it.
You certainly know what you are talking about.
- BuffaloHardHat

I had a 76 Road runner, went over to Como Park in Lancaster, popped the trunk and blasted music out of the 8 track and drank Genny Cream. The good old days.