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I don't know. To me, Pump has a much ballsier sound then Done With Mirrors.

I had trouble getting past Cowboy Mach Bell.

Or the crowds, for that matter.

Interesting reading that the rock in a hard place tour was first time for some of you. Me too. And to add to that unfortunateness the first time I saw joe perry project was on the once a rocker tour.

+1.

Good piece. http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7401716n&tag=contentBody;storyMediaBox

Oh Bishop, that was fuckin' awesome!

'Scuse me, while I kiss this guy.

You may think he's a pant-load, but if he's using tape he's aces in my book! Lol!

You *gotta* tell us what bands you like!

Agreed, and guilty as charged. I'm still a fun guy to hang around with though! Absolutely! Next time bring some weed.

I only mentioned "cred" because Grohl's speech showed him to be so desperate to have some. Turns out he has plenty ... as a major label, arena rock star and card-carrying member of the Grammy-approved glitterati. Unfortunately, he wants everyone to think he's still slumming it. Because, you know, those who do are perceived to have credibility. But, since you asked, Lemmy is a perfect example, especially when you can A/B the recent documentary about him and the recent documentary about Foo Fighters. Look where Lemmy lives. Look where Grohl lives. Look where Lemmy records. Look where Grohl records. That's a pretty good illustration. Someone in a thread about this topic on another forum mentioned Mike Ness. I think he also belongs in the "legitimately having cred" category. The question remains: why does Dave Grohl feel the need to publicly boast about how (allegedly) spartan his recording process was, or how genuine and full of soul his music is? I remember you having issue with the Foo doc when first discussed. You percieve Grohl as "desperate," I see him as about as un-desperate as one can be. Also, you're percieving his speech as a public "boast," while I view it as heartfelt. It's all about one's personality and perception, and what they bring to the table when forming opinions. You're a cynic, I'm a romantic. It takes a village. I have no point, really, just these observations.

Murkat get cryptic about all my favorite rock stars.

VINCENT I don't watch TV. JULES Yes, but you're aware that there's an invention called television, and on that invention they show shows? I've lived in Gaithersburg for 24 years and I'm currently with Dish Network.

+1, OP.

I was gonna say that! +1.

Nice job, Kirk!

BTW, I believe it was a TKL case that came with coolfeels Chap. I'm guessing they weren't making a run of Hamer logo Chap cases.

Although the case is typically a seperate line item on the dealer packing list/invoice, it's always factored in to my quotes as included. In my time ordering Hamers, they've never sold without a case, nor do I think they ever would.

We really have to explain this to you, Hardrockracer? Chad was brought in through the process of us taking the piss outta you for your shallow comments.

Digging discovering these guys beyond "...Dudes." Picked up this DVD:

Well that's what he looked like in that YouTube video of his solo spot in Vegas on the 2008 tour but then again Chad Kroger has longer hair................ Chad makes the cut though. Plays hard rock, check. Known to race, check. Fat? Negative. Ugly? Negative. Congrats Chad! You can be in a band with Hard Rock Racer, AND play in front of the backline!

Well, we can't all look as good in a bikini as you No shit.

Lock it up!