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Kuroyama · 08-15-2008, 09:17 PM

Im ashamed to say I just started really getting into ZZ Top. I knew em from their 80s hits when I was in school, but never really paid attention. Come to find out recently that the good Reverend is the architect of some of the greatest stripper anthems around (La Grange and Tush) Those are now iPod staples for me. Im hoping I can get my band on board with learning to play them. This band thing is a little like herding cats...

As far as pricey tickets go... I paid about $100 per to go see Prince before moving to Japan for the Musicology tour. I just paid about $90 per to see Lenny Kravitz in September in Tokyo Budokan.

I dont know if Id pay that much to see the Rev. until after I learned to play at LEAST La Grange...

08-15-2008, 09:17 PM	#19 (permalink)
Kuroyama V.I.P. Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 1,038 Thanks: 0 Thanked 22 Times in 7 Posts	Re: ZZtop Im ashamed to say I just started really getting into ZZ Top. I knew em from their 80s hits when I was in school, but never really paid attention. Come to find out recently that the good Reverend is the architect of some of the greatest stripper anthems around (La Grange and Tush) Those are now iPod staples for me. Im hoping I can get my band on board with learning to play them. This band thing is a little like herding cats... As far as pricey tickets go... I paid about $100 per to go see Prince before moving to Japan for the Musicology tour. I just paid about $90 per to see Lenny Kravitz in September in Tokyo Budokan. I dont know if Id pay that much to see the Rev. until after I learned to play at LEAST La Grange...