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[ChuckyTheGoat]

Hell yea I'm ready, I was ready first week after the Superbowl.

Interesting I will have to check out your post.

So your thought is to fade the podcasters. I'm sure that's on select games. Which ones? We will have to see.

Camps open in less than a mouth.

My standard procedure is to FADE when the masses line up on one side. I now believe that there are too many Youtube podcasters. They want to sound smart (like Millman), so they play Dogs.

The Dog #s have eroded. There's not much line value left on the Dogs.

[stevenash]

Freddie's dead.

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I love Combat Rock.

From the old Capitol Theatre in my original stomping grounds.

Combat Rock and SKA are two vastly underrated genres.

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[khicks26]

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Hell yea I'm ready, I was ready first week after the Superbowl.

Interesting I will have to check out your post.

So your thought is to fade the podcasters. I'm sure that's on select games. Which ones? We will have to see.

Camps open in less than a mouth.

Khicks, I started browsing the Walter previews. He's doing good work. I put up the link in the NFL section.

You have any early opinions? I put up some plays in my NFL Week One thread. If I had to list my Tail/Fade teams, it might be:

Tail: Cle/Balt/Buff.
Fade: Hou/KC/Jet.

[Debi]

Dozens of reasons why I love the Killers...
Intensity, focus, songwriting, storytelling and on and on.

The ultimate break up song.

I am embarrassed to say I have never listened to the Killers - always meant to. Really like this one!

[Debi]

This is probably one of my favorite songs of all time. I cannot sit still when I hear it no matter where I am lol. I am that crazy woman bopping along in my car when this is playing.

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[khicks26]

Khicks, I started browsing the Walter previews. He's doing good work. I put up the link in the NFL section.

You have any early opinions? I put up some plays in my NFL Week One thread. If I had to list my Tail/Fade teams, it might be:

Tail: Cle/Balt/Buff.
Fade: Hou/KC/Jet.

Thanks bros. If were going by Walters on a year off a year. This is an on year.

I really haven't looked at much yet. Will get my ass moving soon.

[khicks26]

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Thanks bros. If were going by Walters on a year off a year. This is an on year.

I really haven't looked at much yet. Will get my ass moving soon.

Yeah, I credit Walt for his player research. Very good.

1) His co-host is leaving. He's looking for a new co-host. You should throw your hat in the ring!

2) One theme they're presenting = AFC level being > NFC.
...I'm in agreement with this. See how it manifests itself in the early inter-Conf games.
...CHI vs TEN might be a good test case. May be close to even talent, but CHI has much better playoff prospects in the NFC.

3) I don't like some of their extreme Win projections.
...It's so easy to fall in love with a team like HOU. Walt + the co-host love HOU.
...Not me. I know a Sell-hi team when I see it. And they didn't reference the impact of playing a 1st-place schedule.
...This is no joke. JAX plays a decidedly easier schedule (than HOU), just by NOT winning the Division.

[stevenash]

I still say that The Police in their prime were better than U2 in theirs.
Sting>Bono

[slewfan]

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ytyWIO4XVb8?t=12&feature=share

So many great guitar solo's. Hard to pick just 5... 2 from Cream alone, 'spoonful' and 'crossroads'

[ChuckyTheGoat]

[JAKEPEAVY21]

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Funny, I just listened to Breakfast in America again on Sunday.
Supertramp was a great band, I love all the keyboard hooks.



Now, for something completely different, Bob Fosse was the GOAT.

Ben Vereen is a Hall of Famer, but the most impressive thing about the movie is Schneider if NOT a trained musician, he's a trained serious actor.

"All That Jazz" is one of the greatest musicals of all time (IMO), I still get goosebumps at 7:00 here.

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Nasher, I've been on a bit of a Supertramp bender lately...didn't realize how many bangers that they have!!

Loving the deep dive

[stevenash]

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Long live the deep dives.

That's how I rate great albums, by the number of great tunes on a singular album.
Take Billy Joel's Stranger album, there was only one song on the Stranger I consider 'filler', the rest was epic.

Talk about terrific bands from the 70's.
Ambrosia.

Go deep into 'Somewhere I've Never Traveled' album, you'll find this masterpiece.
(Need more harpsichord please)

[khicks26]

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[stevenash]

John Mayall just passed at the age of 90

He was great, along with Bob Dylan and a few others helped make the harmonica great again.
Mayall could wail brothers and sisters; I tell you what.

Can I get a witness here and give me some room to move.

(Fast forward to 1:48, the dude had talent on loan from God, plays harmonica with one hand, piano with the other, while scat singing at the same time)

[Debi]

Loved me some Jethro Tull back in the day!!

[stevenash]

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Love Ian Anderson.


"Sitting on a park bench
Eyeing little girls with bad intent

Snot's running down his nose
Greasy fingers, smearing shabby clothes
Hey, Aqualung"

[khicks26]

[stevenash]

I posted earlier that I judge an epic album (CD) by the number of quality songs on that album.

IMO, Steve Winwood's 'Arc of a Diver' is not only severely underrated, but an all-time great album.

[JAKEPEAVY21]

Loved me some Jethro Tull back in the day!!

Love them!

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Love Ian Anderson.


"Sitting on a park bench
Eyeing little girls with bad intent

Snot's running down his nose
Greasy fingers, smearing shabby clothes
Hey, Aqualung"

Ian Anderson was an incredible showman and love those flute solos!

[ChuckyTheGoat]

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[JAKEPEAVY21]

This is a badass set at a beautiful venue along with some pyrotechnics...