Jackson Browne is for Boomers who've pretty much given up on their prostates, but not given up quite thoroughly enough to stake out an aisle seat nearest to the restrooms at the suburban indoor ampitheater James Taylor is playing at.
Jackson Browne is for Boomers who've pretty much given up on their prostates, but not given up quite thoroughly enough to stake out an aisle seat nearest to the restrooms at the suburban indoor ampitheater James Taylor is playing at.
Speaking of James Taylor, I was at Panera yesterday and observed a man blasting "Fire and Rain" while eating in his car. I almost knocked on his window to ask him what the hell happened in his life to lead him to this.
Jackson Browne is for Boomers who've pretty much given up on their prostates, but not given up quite thoroughly enough to stake out an aisle seat nearest to the restrooms at the suburban indoor ampitheater James Taylor is playing at.
Speaking of James Taylor, I was at Panera yesterday and observed a man blasting "Fire and Rain" while eating in his car. I almost knocked on his window to ask him what the hell happened in his life to lead him to this.
In my mind, I immediately pictured Dave "Gruber" Allen.
Jackson Browne is for Boomers who've pretty much given up on their prostates, but not given up quite thoroughly enough to stake out an aisle seat nearest to the restrooms at the suburban indoor ampitheater James Taylor is playing at.
Speaking of James Taylor, I was at Panera yesterday and observed a man blasting "Fire and Rain" while eating in his car. I almost knocked on his window to ask him what the hell happened in his life to lead him to this.
In my mind, I immediately pictured Dave "Gruber" Allen.
Ha! No, he was a businessman. Not a 7 foot tall hippie.
Jackson Browne is for Boomers who've pretty much given up on their prostates, but not given up quite thoroughly enough to stake out an aisle seat nearest to the restrooms at the suburban indoor ampitheater James Taylor is playing at.
Speaking of James Taylor, I was at Panera yesterday and observed a man blasting "Fire and Rain" while eating in his car. I almost knocked on his window to ask him what the hell happened in his life to lead him to this.
In my mind, I immediately pictured Dave "Gruber" Allen.
Ha! No, he was a businessman. Not a 7 foot tall hippie.
Jackson Browne is for Boomers who've pretty much given up on their prostates, but not given up quite thoroughly enough to stake out an aisle seat nearest to the restrooms at the suburban indoor ampitheater James Taylor is playing at.
Speaking of James Taylor, I was at Panera yesterday and observed a man blasting "Fire and Rain" while eating in his car. I almost knocked on his window to ask him what the hell happened in his life to lead him to this.
In my mind, I immediately pictured Dave "Gruber" Allen.
Ha! No, he was a businessman. Not a 7 foot tall hippie.
Re: Today I learned …
Posted: 28 Jul 2017, 7:00pm
by Dr. Medulla
… the guitarist and left fielder from The Outfield died a few years ago. At least he never saw the Bounce commercial that turned their crappy song into an abomination.
Re: Today I learned …
Posted: 03 Aug 2017, 11:50am
by Dr. Medulla
… while there are no original members left, Quiet Riot has existed for over 40 years (and have a new album out tomorrow).
… while there are no original members left, Quiet Riot has existed for over 40 years (and have a new album out tomorrow).
And they have an American Idol singer? The gradual decline of American Idol singer success from mildly successful pop singer (Kelly Clarkson) to joining a nostalgia act seems right.
… while there are no original members left, Quiet Riot has existed for over 40 years (and have a new album out tomorrow).
And they have an American Idol singer? The gradual decline of American Idol singer success from mildly successful pop singer (Kelly Clarkson) to joining a nostalgia act seems right.
As I understand it, yes. Not quite as obvious as what INXS did, but in the same realm.
… while there are no original members left, Quiet Riot has existed for over 40 years (and have a new album out tomorrow).
And they have an American Idol singer? The gradual decline of American Idol singer success from mildly successful pop singer (Kelly Clarkson) to joining a nostalgia act seems right.
As I understand it, yes. Not quite as obvious as what INXS did, but in the same realm.
There is a fantastic documentary out there. I think it's on Netflix. It's newish. Find it. It's a lovely train wreck.
… while there are no original members left, Quiet Riot has existed for over 40 years (and have a new album out tomorrow).
And they have an American Idol singer? The gradual decline of American Idol singer success from mildly successful pop singer (Kelly Clarkson) to joining a nostalgia act seems right.
As I understand it, yes. Not quite as obvious as what INXS did, but in the same realm.
There is a fantastic documentary out there. I think it's on Netflix. It's newish. Find it. It's a lovely train wreck.
Poop. It ain't on Canadian Netflix, so I'll be waiting. But it's right in my morbid curiosity wheelhouse.