Jack Driscoll started taking LT reps today. All with the third team but somewhat intersecting. 

5 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

When are today's cuts announced? I havent seen them yet.

Lance Lenoir, Jared Mayden, Jalen Hurts and Jimmy Moreland. 

1 minute ago, HazletonEagle said:

When are today's cuts announced? 

Earlier

50 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

It’s on Netflix. Called untold. It’s the manti te’o one. There’s also a malice at the palace one too. 

Ive seen the malice at the palace one, good stuff👍

3 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Jack Driscoll started taking LT reps today. All with the third team but somewhat intersecting. 

Lance Lenoir, Jared Mayden and Jimmy Moreland. 

Who???

1 hour ago, downundermike said:

Now we can talk about over rated.

Say what?

2 hours ago, downundermike said:

#4 actually.  

Here you go, this published was a year ago.

https://www.therichest.com/rich-powerful/highest-selling-rock-albums-all-time-ranked/

47 minutes ago, TorontoEagle said:

Daltrey was a poofter and Townsend was a kiddy porn guy. Entwhistle tho….those fingers were something else

Still not as good as JPJ

Not even close.  Entwhistle and Moon were the best rhythm section in rock in roll although Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker were awful fun to watch. 

Just now, BigEFly said:

Not even close.  Entwhistle and Moon were the best rhythm section in rock in roll although Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker were awful fun to watch. 

Oh Jack Bruce. I forgot all about him. Fantastic player. Ginger Baker appeared to not know where he was 90 percent of the time. Great drummer.

6 minutes ago, Utebird said:

Here you go, this published was a year ago.

https://www.therichest.com/rich-powerful/highest-selling-rock-albums-all-time-ranked/

That article is estimated sales, not verified 

3 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

Not even close.  Entwhistle and Moon were the best rhythm section in rock in roll although Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker were awful fun to watch. 

Um, Gerry Lee and the GOAT Neil Peart smash them both.

1 hour ago, Next_Up said:

Listen to Robert Johnson and then listen to Zeppelin.  They made the blues heavy.

I’ll tell ya what make my blues heavy………

 

being married with a 1 year old……

 

 

And your mom.  

 

Just now, hputenis said:

I’ll tell ya what make my blues heavy………

 

being married with a 1 year old……

 

 

And your mom.  

 

Speaking of blues, anyone listen to Gary Clark Jr

2 hours ago, downundermike said:

On a different tangent, worst concert you have ever seen, whether it was the band sucked, or you had to go with / take someone else to the show ??

 

Have only been to a few in my life. Glad to say none were Hanson. 
 

 

1 minute ago, EagleJoe8 said:

Have only been to a few in my life. Glad to say none were Hanson. 
 

 

Taken my daughter to see these guys, twice

 

 

1 hour ago, downundermike said:

FYP

Do not ever mention those posers Zeppelin in the same breath as the Who.

The Stones also are better than Zeppelin.

I’m not even a big listener of The Who or the Stones but I have never liked Zepplin. 

8 minutes ago, hputenis said:

I’ll tell ya what make my blues heavy………

 

being married with a 1 year old……

 

 

And your mom.  

 

You suck

I know absolutely nothing about music, but I’ve been to a few good ones. Bloodhound Gang at the Troc in 97 was fantastic.  Wu-Tang/Rage against the machine at whatever the Camden waterfront is called now was the coolest concert of my life. I wasn’t 18 yet and surprised I wasn’t murdered. Roger Waters at the Nissan Center in Williamsburg is also up there for me. 

The Who suck, mick jagger was a queeah who made out David Bowie and eaglephan1986, 

12 minutes ago, downundermike said:

Speaking of blues, anyone listen to Gary Clark Jr

Saw him open for the Killers and Foo Fighters several years ago. Dude can play.

If you haven't, you need to see him live.

6 minutes ago, downundermike said:

Taken my daughter to see these guys, twice

 

 

I don’t recognize them by face. 

1 minute ago, hputenis said:

I know absolutely nothing about music, but I’ve been to a few good ones. Bloodhound Gang at the Troc in 97 was fantastic.  Wu-Tang/Rage against the machine at whatever the Camden waterfront is called now was the coolest concert of my life. I wasn’t 18 yet and surprised I wasn’t murdered. Roger Waters at the Nissan Center in Williamsburg is also up there for me. 

Saw the Bloodhound Gang at The Gorge in 95, opening act at summer jam.  This is when they thought they were the Beastie Boys.  We threw the promo cassette singles back on the stage like weapons.

https://www.spokesman.com/stories/1995/aug/18/naughty-by-nature-lives-up-to-name/?amp-content=amp
 

 

13 minutes ago, hputenis said:

I’ll tell ya what make my blues heavy………

 

being married with a 1 year old……

 

 

And your mom.  

 

why don't you go down to the crossroads and buy some more Taco Bell

1 hour ago, TorontoEagle said:

Chancellor is a great bassist. (I can talk bassists for days).

I rank em, roughly:

Geddy

JPJ

Entwhistle

James Jamerson

Les Claypool

Carol Kaye

Jaco Pastorius and Stanley Clark deserve a listen and listing.  On double bass, I recommend listening to Ray Brown and Jimmy Blanton.  (Really old school.  Mom introduced me to Kerouac but Dad introduced me to jazz despite the fact she introduced him to it.)

I play a red Rickenbacher.  (Poorly nowadays as I really don’t pick it up often enough anymore.) Current commercial with Mike Huckabee and Larry Gatlin has Huckabee playing its twin.  If only I could play like Entwhistle but his fingers were so long.  But I don’t think anyone could play like Pastorius.  Google Birdland and you can find some video of him playing it live.  Incredible.  What do you play?

2 minutes ago, EagleJoe8 said:

I don’t recognize them by face. 

They are called Why Don’t We.  My daughters high school crush.  Got popular enough that Ed Sheeran wrote a song for them, and Macklemore was on one of their songs.

1 minute ago, BigEFly said:

Jaco Pastorius and Stanley Clark deserve a listen and listing.  On double bass, I recommend listening to Ray Brown and Jimmy Blanton.  (Really old school.  Mom introduced me to Kerouac but Dad introduced me to jazz despite the fact she introduced him to it.)

I play a red Rickenbacher.  (Poorly nowadays as I really don’t pick it up often enough anymore.) Current commercial with Mike Huckabee and Larry Gatlin has Huckabee playing its twin.  If only I could play like Entwhistle but his fingers were so long.  But I don’t think anyone could play like Pastorius.  Google Birdland and you can find some video of him playing it live.  Incredible.  What do you play?

I actually dislike Pastorius a lot. I appreciate his musicianship and his innovation, it's amazing. And his bass lines are incredibly complex and difficult. But when I listen....it just doesn't sound good (which is kind of odd considering my love of Tom Waits). 

I play a cherry red Peavey; was handed down from my uncle. I found switching to flats the greatest thing I ever did, I love the heavy thud it gives off. 

20 minutes ago, TorontoEagle said:

Oh Jack Bruce. I forgot all about him. Fantastic player. Ginger Baker appeared to not know where he was 90 percent of the time. Great drummer.

They say the Muppet Animal was based on Keith Moon but his appearance is Ginger Baker.

7 minutes ago, wussbasket said:

Saw him open for the Killers and Foo Fighters several years ago. Dude can play.

If you haven't, you need to see him live.

Current tour is not coming close enough, but keep looking