THE CARS - greatest hits "you might think","let the good times roll"

HOOTERS best of - "fighting on the same side","hanging on a heartbeat"

Been listening to a lot of Conway lately (The Machine B*tch).

The Giver by Lois Lowry

Audiobook.

Third recommended book of the Aaron Rodgers Book Club.

Supertramp - "Crime of the Century" [Mobile Fidelity Half Speed Master Pressing]

Found this in a vintage vinyl shop for $20 a few years ago. My God it sounds good.

School -



You can't tell me that Roger Waters didn't have this song in his head when he wrote "The Wall"

Michael Nesmith - Different Drum: The Lost RCA Victor Recordings

As strange as it may sound, my favorite Monkee.

Muddy Waters - King Bee

Glad I got to see this legend at least once. Was, I think in ‘77 or ‘78 at a jazz festival at the Waikiki Shell.

79F / 70% RH / 13 mph with gusts up to 17

Alice Cooper Band - Love It To Death

"Is It My Body"

I recently saw Alice...got to meet the lovely Nita Strauss...Got to Facetime with Nita and Alice no backstage due to Covid...what a great show.



(Yes, that's Ace Frehley with them!)


After seeing KISS a couple of days earlier...Alice put on the better show...but watching KISS with my grandchildren...as their first concert...PRICELESS!

on my son's 15th birthday, I asked him what he wanted to do for his B-day. He told
me he wanted to go to a concert like I went to when I was his age.
I took him to see KiSS and Ted Nugent on a twin bill...he loved it. We had 4th row seats,
just off center. All the hot chicks were in rows 1-10, and in center more...he got his first close-up
of nekkid boobage, and I was a hero for months!!=d> 🌫 =d>

.PS, I didn't look at the boobs all around me, not even once:^o 🤥

We sat on the lawn for KISS...it was uneventful but very packed out...one of my grandsons during the opening number "Detroit Rock City" was wide-eyed open mouthed for almost every minute of it...every time a flashpot would go off he'd jerk back like he'd been hit by a cannonball. At the end of the song he looked at me in amazement like I'd withheld him from candy for his whole life and then took him to Hershey, PA.

I have the video of it...so worth it.

My favorite part of the night was when Paul wanted to see the crowd...turned up the houselights...some girls flashed the cameras while holding a sign saying "Farewell KISS, Thanks For The Mammaries!". Glad we went, hate to see a band like them hang it up but who in their 70's wears the outfits, spits blood and fire and has a pyrotechnic blowout that most towns don't have on 4th of July all while flying on wires and getting their platform stages lifted up to the lights with confetti?

Neil Young Goin Home live in Germany with with some impressive back up band :