Going to be seeing the worst band in the world according to Chiefsplanet next month.

So I try to work in their albums from start to finish before I do.

Pearl Jam.

They have more than one song?

j/k - you seeing them in PHX or Missoula?

Missoula. Playing in the outdoor football stadium at UM.

Should be an amazing setting.

Nice place to see a concert or watch a football game.

Make the trip to MT my friend. You guys will love it.

PJ's probably good after 2000ish. I just turned off my radio around then. I'm sure that they've really grown as musicians. Eddie's what I have issues with. We were gonna go see him years ago, but it was on the tour where he put the mic stand through the Bush mask. I was young enough to disagree with Bush, but I felt that was over the line, and so I decided not to go

Spawn:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sK5b...xHINOIH3A6Gdsh

That movie was kinda bad but the soundtrack was awesome.

Back it up back it up like a hard drive!! The riddim to this one is killah!

I've been trying to get my arms around Ween lately. So many different styles. It's pretty hit and miss for me. Anyway, I got stuck on their country song, Piss on a Rope and I've been listening to it over and over for the past hour or so. I'm a sucker for a fun, slightly raunchy song, I guess.

Saw Greta Van Fleet on the Tonight show. Wow.

Stern has been pimping them for quite a while.

Glad people are still respecting Zep's sound, but for the best modern take on classic rock, I still gotta go AIRBOURNE [AC-DC meets Motley Crue, courtesy of Cobra Kai]

I'm not one for big festivals but I sprung for all 3 days of Riot Fest after it was discounted to $100 due to the Ticketfly hack. Anyway, I was more than happy to read their announcement yesterday:

The following artists will play these albums front to back September 14-16 in Chicago’s Douglas Park:

Bad Religion – Suffer (1988, 30th anniversary)
Cypress Hill – Black Sunday (1993, 25th anniversary)
Digable Planets – Reachin’ (A New Refutation of Time and Space) (1993, 25th anniversary)
Fear – The Record (1982)
Lagwagon – Let’s Talk About Feelings (1998, 20th anniversary)
Spitalfield – Remember Right Now (2003, 15th anniversary)
Suicidal Tendencies – Suicidal Tendencies (1983, 35th anniversary)

Got introduced to A3(Alabama 3) a few years ago,best known as the band who did The Sopranos opening song Woke Up This Morning.Anyhow doing a little shopping this morning and saw they had a 2016 release and have listened to this one three times already.

Love this band.

Miku is such an adorable bundle of energy.