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No, it's exactly NHRIBS - Now He's Really In Better Shape.

She played the intro on the Doobie Brothers' "Real Love".

You're in luck - new album is out Friday. https://www.amazon.com/All-Washed-Up-Cheap-Trick/dp/B0FMN5JSVC

That dude looks like he's in the 180-190 range.

Ordered the Muffy today (the Tad and Buffy were OOS). Debated quite a while between that and the Mop Top, but I have the UA Vox plugin, so...

That would be great for trying guitars at a store or a guitar show. No need to worry about the amps they have and trying to dial them in. You could have the amp setup you want ready to go.

Outstanding player. She was the second guitarist on the last couple Dethklok tours.

That's how some Army guys find out how much they weigh.

Go on...

It may be that Irsay had discussed what he wanted done with the collection. He didn't just keep this stuff under glass - he loaned the instruments out to (select) musicians traveling through Indy on tour, and to folks who played at his charity shows. He may have told his heirs to try to get them in (very rich) musicians' hands rather than sell to someone who'll lock them away. You can't control who gets something at auction, but at least it's a more open deal.

The big question will be if people will accept him as Wolf or if they'll keep him boxed in as Eddie's kid. That dude takes an unbelievable amount of internet hate because of his name. To his credit, he gives it back - one guy (probably about the 10,000th guy who thought he was making an original point) accused him of trading off his dad's name, so he started a pool and asked people if his new name should be Wolfgang Led Zeppelin, Wolfgang AC/DC, Wolfgang The Who, or Wolfgang Paul McCartney. Which pairs nicely with the people who continually tell him he should be playing Van Halen songs to pay tribute to his dad. Dude can't win with some people. As for me, I like the music. Some of the production isn't necessarily my cup of tea, but the tunes are there.

And his tits are pretty nice, too.

Still hard to believe Ace is gone. He was a huge influence on me, and was my gateway to hard rock guitar. Never missed him when he came to town.

Reminds me of something Cody Kilby said - he played with Ricky Skaggs at a festival, and it was when Skaggs first had his PRS deal. Kilby said Skaggs was on fire that day, and he couldn't wait to walk through the crowd to hear people's reactions. He said all he heard was people saying, "Can you believe Skaggs wasn't playing a dreadnought?" Nothing about his actual playing. Too often we don't just listen.

Bufferin: Unbufferin:

The guy on the left?

That's some heavy duty euphemisming right there, calling ceasing operations a "significant downturn". "I'm sorry, Mrs. Johnson, but you're husband has significant erectile disfunction." "So he needs Viagra?" "No, he needs his penis reattached."

I case you ever wondered what happened to Poo from "The World According To Garp".

So no good for hard rock?

It was Fripp's idea to tap that.

They left out Jung.

Critics rarely appreciate comedies, especially comedies like this. I seem to recall reading that the original got bad reviews as well.

I thought we agreed we weren't going to trash bass players anymore because we all got tired of explaining the jokes.

Seriously? $159? Wow - they were nowhere near that expensive here. Less than half that after fees. Maybe a different kind of venue than we had.