Developers Accidentally Bulldoze ANGUS and MALCOLM YOUNG's Childhood Home: 'We Are Genuinely Sorry For This Oversight'
- kicksave856

- Gramps28

i see what you did here and i like it.

i see what you did here and i like it.
- kicksave856

it was the one i thought fit the best.

hell bells was 2nd.

never explain yourself ya twit

it was the one i thought fit the best.

hell bells was 2nd.

never explain yourself ya twit
- Gramps28

https://www.youtube.com/l...BeKuw?si=c-WOQQOMI9xYQn4Y

it was the one i thought fit the best.

hell bells was 2nd.

never explain yourself ya twit
- Gramps28

Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath are reuniting for one last time, to play a fund-raising concert in Birmingham on 5 July.

The heavy metal pioneers will headline a spectacular one-day festival at Villa Park, featuring dozens of bands they inspired, including Metallica, Pantera, Slayer, Gojira and Anthrax.

The concert will mark the first time that Black Sabbath's original line-up - Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward - have played together in 20 years.

SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — At least one person is dead after two jets, including one owned by rock star Vince Neil, collided on the runway at Scottsdale Municipal Airport on Monday afternoon. Unfortunately, Neil was not on board.

Around 2:45 p.m., multiple emergency crews responded to reports of an emergency at the airport, near Scottsdale and Thunderbird roads. Unfortunately, Neil was not on board.

According to the FAA, Neil’s (who unfortunately was not on board) Learjet 35A veered off the runway after landing and crashed into a Gulfstream 200 business jet that was parked. Unfortunately, Neil was not on board.

SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — At least one person is dead after two jets, including one owned by rock star Vince Neil, collided on the runway at Scottsdale Municipal Airport on Monday afternoon. Unfortunately, Neil was not on board.

Around 2:45 p.m., multiple emergency crews responded to reports of an emergency at the airport, near Scottsdale and Thunderbird roads. Unfortunately, Neil was not on board.

According to the FAA, Neil’s (who unfortunately was not on board) Learjet 35A veered off the runway after landing and crashed into a Gulfstream 200 business jet that was parked. Unfortunately, Neil was not on board.
- kicksave856

So mean

So mean
- Gramps28

Unfortunately, Neil was not on board.

Unfortunately, {Vince} Neil was not on board.
- kicksave856

Well, if he wasn't on board, was there anyone named either Vince OR Neil on board?

As long as it's not Vince McMahon or Neil Young. Though, I also wouldn't mind it being someone like Vince Vaughn or Neil Diamond.

Unfortunately, Neil was not on board.
- kicksave856

too bad he didn't loan it to trump

For the second time in eight years, Dak Prescott has seen the Philadelphia Eagles win a Super Bowl, but the Dallas Cowboys quarterback does not believe his team is far from winning a championship of its own.

"I feel like we've competed with the Eagles and beat them for the most part when we've played them," Prescott said Tuesday

For the second time in eight years, Dak Prescott has seen the Philadelphia Eagles win a Super Bowl, but the Dallas Cowboys quarterback does not believe his team is far from winning a championship of its own.

"I feel like we've competed with the Eagles and beat them for the most part when we've played them," Prescott said Tuesday
- penguininnevada

Posted here in error, it stays

more like whine of the day

wtf

https://consequence.net/2...f&utm_campaign=btf-clicks

wtf

https://consequence.net/2...f&utm_campaign=btf-clicks
- kicksave856

Dude has to feed the monkey. Ceaselessly pining away after Jesse's girl costs some serious scratch.

Anyone else doing the 1001 Album Generator? You get 1 album a day from the 1001 Albums You Must Listen To Before You Die, to listen to and review / rate.

https://1001albumsgenerator.com/

My comments / reviews are evolving.

KICK MADE ME POST THIS, SO BLAME HIM!


So far I got:

Surrealistic Pillow by Jefferson Airplane (3/5 stars)

I had a passing knowledge of Jefferson Airplane and was familiar with the more popular songs from this album ("Somebody To Love", "White Rabbit" and to a lesser extent, "Today").

So that was a strong start and the classic tracks that I have enjoyed over the years still hold up.

There is also a gentleness to this album that I did not expect, specifically great harmonies and the less-than-psychedelic (more in the folk music category) tracks took me a little by surprise. Also some very bluesy tracks, with some psychedelic twang slipped in.

I can see how this might be one of those "pillars of music" albums.

I am more of a fan of the songs that are filled with simple, reverbing, fuzzy guitar riffs. Overall, I find the album a little uneven, but where the best tracks really standout to make it a worthwhile listen.


The Wildest! by Louis Prima (3/5 Stars)

As a teen of the 80s, I became familiar with medley of Just A Gigolo / I Ain't Got Nobody thanks to a (pales in comparison) cover by David Lee Roth. I had heard this version, and some of his other music, in movies over the years.

The album is a collection of jazz/blues numbers (some familiar classics, some new to me) played with a swagger, instances of fun silliness, great call and response vocals/instrumentation, all wrapped around Prima's frenetic trumpet playing.

If I were to imagine a 50s / early 60s party album, the Wildest would be it - a fun and up-tempo album that makes you want to dance, laugh and have a good time.

Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere by Neil Young & Crazy Horse (4/5 Stars)

The only time I saw Neil Young live in concert - back in 2007 - "Cowgirl in the Sand", "Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere", and "Cinnamon Girl" were on the set list.

The first of Young's many acclaimed classic solo albums, all these tracks were staples of FM radio well into the late 80s (and beyond), culminating in the 10-minute version of Cowgirl In The Sand. These songs have endured the test of time, still sound fresh and vibrant, still rock.

Young manages to pack into 40 minutes what many musicians fail to produce in their entire career.

And there is still much more (and greater) to come on later albums.


Birth Of The Cool by Miles Davis (4/5)


Although I wouldn't consider myself a jazz/bop enthusiast or a specific fan of Miles Davis, I understand that this was one of the early fusions of bop and big band that came to be known as cool jazz. Nevertheless, I found these songs to be quite catchy, featuring many great hooks and outstanding instrumental performances that draw you into the music.

For a collection that wasn't initially intended as an album, the songs are arranged well together, creating a truly enjoyable and fun listening experience.

I particularly liked "Venus de Milo," "Boplicity," and "Moon Dreams."

This is a great starting point if you're looking to delve into the artistry of big band bop/jazz.

AGAIN, blame KICK.

guys, this is my friend mash! he's from the canadiens thread!

mash, people are going to say awful things but 92.7% of it is jokes.

mash, people are going to say awful things but 92.7% of it is jokes.
- kicksave856

You're 92.7% of a joke.

You are.

mash, people are going to say awful things but 92.7% of it is jokes.
- kicksave856

yeah, there's just this guy who really loves Trump and constantly uses racial slurs, but he's just being silly, so adorable.

You're 92.7% of a joke.

You are.
- Mashadar

yeah, there's just this guy who really loves Trump and constantly uses racial slurs, but he's just being silly, so adorable.
- Pat1993

he doesn't actually like trump. he's just really good at acting like he does.