| 4th November 2007 06:46 PM |
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| Joey |
quote:
Highwire Rob wrote:
(Sadly I don't have any breaks today--we're in sweatshop mode. Our info systems at work have been on the blink this morn--Orders are stacking up... Warning lights are flashing down in quality control!)
Tell me about it my Stonesian Brother ....
...I am STILL pooping out them ' Jaggerbombs ' from Friday Evening !!!!!
*** PHEW **** !
Damn .......
Brown Stinkies ! ™ |
| 4th November 2007 08:44 PM |
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| mojoman |
This is the weapon of a Jedi Knight. Not as clumsy or as random as a blaster, but an elegant weapon for a more civilized age....... |
| 6th November 2007 08:13 AM |
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| Gazza |
Living legend Page 'on the mend'
Page received a Gibson Les Paul guitar signed by Paul himself
Musician Jimmy Page has said the broken finger that led Led Zeppelin's reunion gig to be put back to 10 December will take "a little while to heal".
The guitarist, named a "living legend" at the Classic Rock awards, revealed he had fractured the little finger of his left hand in a fall in his garden.
"It's a nuisance because it's really needed," he told the BBC, adding that the damage was "not permanent".
"I've broken fingers before, a lot worse than this," he told reporters.
The iconic rock group are due to reform for one night only at London tribute concert in honour of late Atlantic Records founder Ahmet Ertegun.
Page said at Monday night's awards the band would be playing "a lot of the songs that people would want to hear".
"We just got together and started playing and it started to take on its own shape."
At the end of the awards, the rock veteran was presented with a vintage Gibson Les Paul guitar by Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler.
Other honourees included rock stalwarts Status Quo, Jeff Wayne and the late Mick Ronson.
Singer Meat Loaf, however, was not present to collect a classic album award.
The Bat Out of Hell star is recovering from a bout of acute laryngitis that led him to cancel two concerts in his current UK tour.
His daughter, Pearl Aday, picked up the honour on his behalf.
Guests at the ceremony included Alice Cooper, Joan Jett, Lemmy from Motorhead and Fish from Marillion.
www.bbc.co.uk |
| 6th November 2007 11:16 AM |
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| Factory Girl |
What do we think of the new Plan/Krauss cd "Raising Sand".
From the reviews, it seems to be too mellow. Not my cup of vodka.
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| 6th November 2007 12:46 PM |
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| polytoxic |
It's pretty darned good. Definitely mellow, although a couple of tracks have a rockabilly flavour. There's a particulary good cover of Benny Spellman's Fortune Teller, which most Stones fans would recognize from More Hot Rocks. The Starbucks set will eat it up for sure. Which is probably how it managed to debut at Number 2 on the US billboard charts. |
