Klipsched with Yamahas

The White album

U mean, great standing position against the barracade........can't say I'm crazy about the venue, but it was very open and shoulder-to-shoulder standing room only! Reminders of my youth! Of course, RT's blog entry and fan postings revealed that he got off on the crowd and played accordingly. TRS "Too Rolling Stone" was cut short, but he jammed on "Hannah". IMHO, sonically speaking, I really thought "The Untold Tale" was performed the best, but it was a very lively crowd and concert.

You would too, if you had to see my pictures........every damned one of them turned out blurred! (a) Either the (2) Marshall amps were too loud and vibrating my shutter, or ( lack of flash, KILLED my shutter speed! They've had a few technical issues while on tour, but then again, who doesn't? Robin makes a blog entry for each concert. I felt 18 again, right up front, 6-8 feet away from him. I hate to admit those standing only venues aren't for weary legs. Good thing, the ole' body can still maintain a (4) hour stand[]

RIP JD (James Dewar).......In City Dreams really showcased Jimmy's vocal talent, and those (2) were destined for stardom. Both shows SOLD OUT Rams Head Tavern Baltimore, MD (1600 approx) Birchmere, Alexandria, VA (700 approx) So we both got screwed w/only 23 hours on our birthday (3/9). RT is 12 years older, and I was even lucky enough to obtain one of his guitar picks too[]

Well, the man can still play the Strat (even @ 63).

He must have had a SEVERE case of glaucoma[*-)], but I doubt he had a medical prescription.

6,700 pounds of Mary Jane http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,335873,00.html

Absolutely...Padgett is not 100%, and who knows if Hibbert will show up. I've always liked Rick P., but my heart lies w/Georgetown.

You guys continue to amaze me with your explanations, and I commend you! In terms, even I can understand. Receivers and separates that I have owned all had a unique signature, and even those that I demo'd.

ESPN said today that he (Ty Lawson) is not 100%, or even close, but the test will come Saturday night against Duke, so WATCH CAREFULLY! Did anyone see the Stanford/UCLA game? I got home w/20..5 secs left just to see the horrendous foul call against Stanford. Stanford IMHO won that game! The radio talk show on FSR (FOX) @ 1-2am was buzzing with hightened anxiety and disgust. Don't be surprised if these (2) teams meet down the line again.

Come on now, how many people did you see pushing each other over the aisle clearing off the shelf for SPAM? [] Poor SPAM, another food product that gets a bad rap! Isn't that copyright infringement?

Bump w/details VIP floor tickets: Row D Seat 18........muhahahahahaha! NOW ON SALE!

Maybe its a sign of age, but IMHO, the MAJORITY of good music died 20 years ago. Now before you jump, I said the Majority, NOT ALL! My selection has narrowed greatly over the past 10-20 years. Good thing you can still find some decent concerts with REASONABLE prices. Robin Trower - $30 Candy Dulfer - $40 Boney James $40

You don't wanna mess around in VA....just ask Michael Vick! I support the decision 110%

With Ty Lawson back.......I would have to give the edge to NC, but I just want it to be a good game. Looks like TVO time, since I'll be a a concert Saturday and will miss the LIVE game.

Thanks OB for the correction! Forgot they keep changing, and I think more conference realignments are in store for 2008. I can see UConn, but the Big East just doesn't impress me this year. All BIG MEN, but can they push the ball against fast-paced transition teams? OK , (4) from the Big East and certainly a better conference than the ACC this year! If Georgetown plays up to their potential, I just don't see anyone in the Big East who can take them down. Once again, each of us has their own opinions, and that is what makes March Madness so interesting IMO. The brackets are so crucially important (pairing and home/neutral vs away play) BUT WHO, will be the upset team this year (outside the Top 25)?

Great idea, and the manual escalator is a real touch![] Um, you do realize I live in a trailer too, although I would prefer the high-rise myself! (lmao)

Hey how about them Maryland terrapins.........OR NOT! Geez, memories of a Duke game from years' past! GRRRRRR.......how can you blow a 20 point lead in 4 minutes? ASK MARYLAND, they know! My thoughts going forward for the sweet sixteen (subject to change pending bracketology): Big TEN (Wisconsin/Perdue) Big East (Georgetown) ACC (NC) SEC (Tennessee/Vanderbilt/Memphis/Louisville) PAC 10 (UCLA/Stanford) BIG 12 (Texas/Texas A&M/Kansas/Kansas St) Mid-Majors and other conferences (Xavier/Marquette/)

O - I have several LP's (Harvest label, as one comes to mind) that are in horrible shape, but don't want to part with them yet, and hoping to find quality replacements for the LRB records. LRB = Little River Band

Even did a little acting: Remember, "Roadhouse"? I'll be seeing Robin Trower Saturday night, and he'll be 63 Sunday. Not hard to remember since we share the same birthdate. 41 is just too young! R.I.P. Jeff, and maybe a little "Hell to Pay" may be in order as a tribute tonight

We've been discussing Mr. B on our f-body forums, and the general consensus is 60/40 dislike/like......I loved his wheel designs, but his bedside manner had room for much improvement. Of course, I never met the man, and am only going off perception. I don't like criticizing people w/o actually meeting them in person, so for all I know maybe that was his style.

WOW, what an impressive lineup: 16th Annual Capital Jazz Fest June 6-8, 2008 Merriweather Post Pavilion Columbia, Maryland The 2008 Capital Jazz Fest will take place on June 6-8, 2008 at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland. This year's festival will be hosted by Grammy Award-winning vocalist Patti Austin. The talent lineup--just announced today--appears below: 16th Annual Capital Jazz Fest Talent Lineup Friday, June 6, 2008 7:30pm Pavilion Stage Boney James Brian McKnight Special guest host: Patti Austin Plus...the 5th annual Capital Jazz Challenge competition at the Hilton Columbia Hotel Saturday, June 7, 2008 12 noon - 10pm Pavilion Stage Chris Botti Dianne Reeves Spyro Gyra Kim Waters Roberta Flack Ken Ford Wayman Tisdale Special guest host: Patti Austin Symphony Woods Stage Jeffrey Osborne Loose Ends Plunky Carl Thomas Frank McComb plus additional artist TBA Special guest host: Tony Richards Sunday, June 8, 2008 12 noon - 10pm Pavilion Stage Joe Sample Randy Crawford Brian Culbertson Down to the Bone R&R (featuring Rick Braun & Richard Elliot) Four80East plus additional artist TBA Special guest host: Patti Austin Symphony Woods Stage Ledisi Average White Band The Jazzy Soul Collective (featuring Jimmy Sommers, Vikter Duplaix, Gordon Chambers, & Lynne Fiddmont) Howard Hewett Eric Roberson Billy Kilson & BK Groove Special guest host: Tony Richards Tickets for the 16th annual Capital Jazz Fest go on sale Saturday, March 8 at 12 noon. For more details on the Capital Jazz Fest, visit www.capitaljazz.com. Ticket Info & Prices Tickets for the 16th Annual Capital Jazz Fest go on sale Saturday, March 8 at 12 noon ET at all TicketMaster outlets in the Washington-Baltimore area, including select Macy's stores. Tickets will also be available online at ticketmaster.com. Friday, June 6, 2008 General Admission$36.50 Pavilion SeatingLoge Seating $49.50 Center Seating $61.50 VIP Floor Seating $100.00 Mix & Mingle Party & Jazz Competition at Hilton ColumbiaFree Saturday, June 7, 2008 General Admission$45.50 Pavilion SeatingLoge Seating $67.50 Center Seating $86.50 VIP Floor Seating $160.00 After-Hours Party at Hilton ColumbiaTBA Sunday, June 8, 2008 General Admission$45.50 Pavilion SeatingLoge Seating $67.50 Center Seating $86.50 VIP Floor Seating $160.00 Note: Due to a reconfiguration of the seating arrangements in the Floor section, the VIP Circle membership program has been discontinued for 2008. Parking Fees All parking fees for Merriweather Post Pavilion are included in the price of the ticket. Pavilion Seating All Pavilion seating is reserved. All seats are covered. General Admission All General Admission seating is outdoors and on a first-come first-serve basis. Seating is available on the main lawn, the side lawns, and in Symphony Woods. Specific seating locations are not guaranteed. Arrive early for best seating. Symphony Woods Stage Chair seating and lawn seating are available at the Symphony Woods Stage on a first-come first-serve basis. All seating is general admission, i.e. no reserved seats. All seating at this stage is outdoors. TicketMaster Charges Tickets purchased at TicketMaster outlets, via TicketMaster phone charge, or at ticketmaster.com are subject to TicketMaster service charges. If paying by credit card, an additional service charge will apply. Restricted Items All festival patrons must adhere to the list of restrictions. Click on the TIPS & RESTRICTIONS link for more info. Refund Policy The Capital Jazz Fest is held rain or shine. Talentlineup and schedule are subject to change withoutnotice. All ticket sales are final. No refunds,exchanges, or cancellations are permitted. Children's Ticket Policy Children age 2 and under are admitted free when accompanied by an adult ticket holder. Any persons seated in Pavilion Seating must have a ticket, regardless of age. Accessible Seating Persons requiring mobility accessible seating shouldcontact TicketMaster. Persons requiring hearing orvisually accessible seating should call MerriweatherPost Pavilion at410-715-5550.

The resemblance is, uh, der, mmm, I find........very disturbing![][] I can't say much, since my step-cousin (same age 51) has virtually no hairline left but still has long hair from his teens. I suppose that's still the R&R bass player coming out in him. And I'm sure neither one of you were ever referred to as "Wild Thing" That's OK boyz, Dr. Stevens has the secret: http://www.sallybeauty.com/Straightening+Conditioner/ION01,default,pd.html?cgid=Hair02-01

Details just received today: Coming in June..... 16th Annual Capital Jazz Fest June 6-8, 2008 Merriweather Post Pavilion Columbia, Maryland The 2008 Capital Jazz Fest will take place on June 6-8, 2008 at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland. This year's festival will be hosted by Grammy Award-winning vocalist Patti Austin. The talent lineup--just announced today--appears below: 16th Annual Capital Jazz Fest Talent Lineup Friday, June 6, 2008 7:30pm Pavilion Stage Boney James Brian McKnight Special guest host: Patti Austin Plus...the 5th annual Capital Jazz Challenge competition at the Hilton Columbia Hotel Saturday, June 7, 2008 12 noon - 10pm Pavilion Stage Chris Botti Dianne Reeves Spyro Gyra Kim Waters Roberta Flack Ken Ford Wayman Tisdale Special guest host: Patti Austin Symphony Woods Stage Jeffrey Osborne Loose Ends Plunky Carl Thomas Frank McComb plus additional artist TBA Special guest host: Tony Richards Sunday, June 8, 2008 12 noon - 10pm Pavilion Stage Joe Sample Randy Crawford Brian Culbertson Down to the Bone R&R (featuring Rick Braun & Richard Elliot) Four80East plus additional artist TBA Special guest host: Patti Austin Symphony Woods Stage Ledisi Average White Band The Jazzy Soul Collective (featuring Jimmy Sommers, Vikter Duplaix, Gordon Chambers, & Lynne Fiddmont) Howard Hewett Eric Roberson Billy Kilson & BK Groove Special guest host: Tony Richards Tickets for the 16th annual Capital Jazz Fest go on sale Saturday, March 8 at 12 noon. For more details on the Capital Jazz Fest, visit www.capitaljazz.com.

Speaking of the "Klipsch Collector", where's he been lately? Yes, Michael is "too cool for school"[]