MCChris

+1, where? I believe it remains in Ted's possession.

Judging by this photo in which Jeffro appears to be one step away from stripping off his pants and mounting the damn thing, I'd say your boy Reeshard would want it:

The only change is that should anyone sue, Kizanski's cache of vintage guitars cannot be awarded as damages.

A New Day Yesterday, comes with the So It's Like That CD.

Rage Against the Machine, Live at the Grand Olympic Ballroom. Staged during the 2000 Democratic National Convention, so Zach was especially salty that night. It was also their last show, I believe. Band is on fire, crowd is jacked up beyond belief. You can literally feel the energy through your TV. They do a cover of MC5's "Kick Out the Jams" and also a tune with Cypress Hill. Highly recommended.

This double cut is the only thing even remotely interesting to me from any of the displays by any manufacturer: Of course, those terrible inlays ruin it. And some of you guys actually have issues with the Victories LOL!

^ LOL Rest assured, if such an animal exists, the Scary family has owned it.

The lack of love for the victories surprises me. I dig 'em. Regarding the guitar, between these, the Redwoods and the Triple Threats, Hamer's come out with some great limited runs lately.

Sorry to hear about this. You're in my thoughts today.

You win the entire John Mayer catalog to date, plus the toe of my boot in your left buttock the next time we get together for lunch.

Agree 100%. Had he stuck with the direction on those two albums and not gone down the blooze road, he'd be a big star on CMT by now.

Unless she was also a different human being at the time, I simply don't give a shit.

Of course you're not. How could someone who's banged TW (assumedly after moistening her nether region) possibly be jealous of anyone?

That goes without saying, but I'd still suck at guitar. Yeah, I'm sure Kizanski would do just fine on his own. Me, I'd need the help of a spray bottle with a mist setting.

And what's your beef with "The Talent"?

But unlike us, he actually gets to play through that gear alongside some of music's all-time legends, and in the process he's able to moisten the nether regions of legions of college chicks (not to mention celebrities like Jessica Simpson, Cameron Diaz, et al). Look at the demographic of the people who are criticizing him. Middle-aged guys who will never be asked to join their idols on stage, and have long lost the ability to turn on hot young babes, assuming they ever had that ability in the first place. It's pretty clear to me that it's a jealousy thing. That and the career transition from pandering acoustic crooner to blue-eyed bluesman rubbing elbows with the likes of Eric Clapton and Buddy Guy is just too jarring for armchair musicians to accept.

OK but you'll have to pry my TW vids from my cold, dead hands. For those of us who haven't actually screwed her, it's all we have.

How so? The dude's been onstage at both Crossroads Festivals.

Over/under is currently at 68 replies, so put your money where your mouth is, Florist Guy.

+1. Although if by "act accordingly" you meant "stuff raw chicken breasts in their dryer vent," I hope you went ahead and did that. It's a brilliant maneuver.

You might also want to beg for the omission of "Rock Soldiers" from his set. Probably the worst song of all time, in any genre.

FYI from the Kiss site: "Got this off the Kiss website. "My name is Fran Congelo and like a good KISS Army soldier I went and bought Kissology 3 today. So far I have found 3 easter eggs that I thought I'd pass along. They are all easy to find and can be found in the same place on the first three discs. At the main menu, press up once and the word "Kissology" will be highlighted. Press enter. Disc 1 has footage from the Carnival Of Souls recording sessions. Disc 2 has a rehersal clip from the Brooklyn bridge performance. And disc 3 has the Millenium concert from Vancouver, where the clock strikes midnight and we get the full performance of "2000 Man"."

.... the Palace show with the "Revenge" lineup is KILLER! Bruce Kulick and especially Eric Singer really raised the bar musically for Kiss. Always hated Eric Carr's drumming, which is why I won't be buying Vol. 2. The entire "Unplugged" show is cool too, again due in large part to Kulick and Singer. On the downside, I was extremely disappointed with the Tiger Stadium portion, which obviously was the Jumbotron feed that was going on during the concert (blank screen between songs, lame shots with no editing). The "Shout It Out Loud" clip I've seen from this show proves there was proper camerawork going on, yet there's none of it in this set. VERY lame. Haven't gotten to the 1974 Coventry show; I'm hoping that's good. The other two makeup concerts (Dodger Stadium, Meadowlands) were OK, but too much overlap of material and (for many I'll be stating the obvious here) Ace REALLY sucks on these. I saw them in 2000 on the "first" farewell tour and he was ON that night, unless I was imagining things.

But he's wearing hats in 4 of the 5 shots, which makes him a poseur, ashamed of his baldness, or both! Now Eric Weston .... THAT is a rock star!

^^^ Nice hat, poseur!