I'm Surprised This Board Didn't Jump On This Perry Sighting

[Red13JoePa]

i've got a treo with a defective "k" key. my ability to tell someone to "take a hike" or "fuck off" is severely limited when i'm on the go. this reminds me of the time red13joepa busted some keys & ended up typing in another language.

I was rocking fewer keys than a court stenogropher during that period.
It did dull the impact of my posts, but 'swhat happens when a 2-year-old gets sticky fingers from discovering PBSKids.org.

[stevew2]

Beck was a near Stone (before they settled on Ron Wood around Black & Blue), often wonder how that would've worked out.
Played some monsterous guitars on Jagger's 1st 2 solo records.

it's hard for me to imagine jeff beck in a band with a full-time vocalist. a friend of mine thinks that jeff's playing is so lyrical, no vocalist is worthy of singing near his guitar. i like occasionally hearing guest vocalists like beth hart or rod stewart. i'd be happy if i never heard joss stone ever again.

fan asylum organized vip packages for a bernard fowler show in nyc earlier this week. your hero keef showed up! one of the fans got a little, uh, aggressive. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0njtnwgMcI

Do you post from an Iphone? I notice that you're not big on capitol letters. I'm not trying to be the grammar police as my own posts are usually littered with errors but I am curious why you don't use them even though you do use proper punctuation.

i was thinkin the same thing,it gets to be annoying

[StoneCold]

.... i'd be happy if i never heard joss stone ever again.

Your street cred hits new highs all the time. We may be soul mates.

Stone butchered Queen a while back and she's no present day Joplin despite the hype. Ugh, please make her go away.

Btw, I need a review on that Palm Pre you're camping out for. This may be my next phone as well.

[cyndy!]

And you didn't call me
You didn't call me.

hey, i was bummed i wasn't there either! my boss told me about it the next day.

i was thinkin the same thing,it gets to be annoying

i lie it, so tae a hie!

[cyndy!]

Btw, I need a review on that Palm Pre you're camping out for. This may be my next phone as well.

fifteen more loooooong days until i have one in my hot little hands!

[StoneCold]

Btw, I need a review on that Palm Pre you're camping out for. This may be my next phone as well.

fifteen more loooooong days until i have one in my hot little hands!

I've seen a few reviews so am pretty much sold on it. Here's one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiQzCd2OnoM

http://www.pcworld.com/article/165292/t ... uy_it.html

Looks like Sprint's rebate is mail-in only but Best Buy or Radio Shack will credit instantly.

Fortunately, you can save yourself the pain of buying your Pre from a Sprint store. If you go to a BestBuy or Radio Shack store, this mail-in rebate will be deducted instantly at the register, it has been confirmed.

BestBuy is preparing a big push for the Palm Pre by training some of its employees for a Walk Out Working program, which aims to get Pre customers using their new phone before they leave the store.

[SP Fan in Oregon]

Like Tammy, I don't know much about Jeff Beck, either, other than he's a guitar player & has a band called ... Jeff Beck Group?

And Rod was in a group called Faces before going solo. So, if they were once bandmates, when and what was the name of the group?

Rod Stewart was lead singer for the Jeff Beck Group to begin with in the late 60s. After 2 albums (Truth and Beck-ola), the group dissolved and Rod and Ronnie Wood went on to combine talents with some of The Small Faces to form The Faces.

There was a Beck/Stewart reunion in the early/mid 80s that resulted in a cover of People Get Ready, which was quite good and I remember it getting some airplay. Then, Jeff Beck went on tour with Rod Stewart, but it dissolved after only a couple of shows. That was it....until this week.

I wanted to add that Ian "Mac" McLagen was the vocal and keyboardist for Small Faces and The Faces. Ian has toured and recorded with: The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Bonnie Raitt, Bruce Springsteen, Taj Mahal, John Hiatt, David Lindley, Paul Westerberg, Billy Bragg and Patty Griffin, to name some but hardly all of the notables that McLagan has worked with over his four-plus decade career. I was fortunate enough to be in Austin Texas in either 2006 or 2007 when Ian and his Bump Band opened for the Rolling Stones and afterwards came into the Continental Club and played two full sets for a small group of lucky people. I was already in the Continental Club and found myself standing with my friends at the stage (a small intimate stage) right in front of Ian. We clinked our beer mugs together several times that night in between songs, and it was just one of those lucky moments for me. My first trip to Austin and I end up clinking beer mugs with Ian McLagen in the Continental Club within an hour of his opening for the Rolling Stones. That doesn't happen in my life every day.