50s Eisenhower
60s Beatles
70s Aerosmith
80s Hacky Sacks
90s Bill Clinton
2000s Here's where I lose track of anything.
2010s Gotta be Grohl, his presence was everywhere, even worse than Jack White.
Reality kicked in years ago so I'm not expecting any kind of instant glory. I do still like to peck away at a few live solo acoustic things here and there.
One way to stay fairly fresh is to have a few fairly recent recordings handy. When festivals come around the area I'll submit stuff to the...
I sorta dismissed Ghost out of hand years ago, just from maybe 30 seconds of an early video years ago. I was like...no. Next.
I like the effort, though. It's good to see someone push through the early years and progress.
My tolerance for their records is fairly high. My tolerance for them is expressed more with their concert eras.
78-81 was pretty damn cool. After that it got intolerable for me, especially around 83 or so. Their shows were nothing more than 20 minutes of drunken Dave speeches and then a song...
I'm the opposite. I love going in and taking an hour or two of their time, asking literally everything about the 10-12 guitars I'll ask to handle and try. Then I'll try out different amps, the whole time giving them the impression that I'm about to buy about 5k worth of stuff.
I love watching...
All correct except that I did my training in Ft Useless, VA. I've been to the Mutha one time as a fuel stop for a longer mission but never had the chance to get off base into town.
My best/ worst buffet time was in March of 96 in Watertown, NY. I was sent up there for a week as part of an AARMS inspection team.
A couple of things made it pretty eventful. One is that Ft. Drum and the surrounding area had just learned a few days prior that it was not being closed down as...
I might get banned for this but...
I didn't watch the video. I mean I saw it when it was going on but didn't give a shit.
But, I didn't actually watch the video. I'm a bad MLP member