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Arlo Guthrie - Alice's Restaurant

Elton John - All the Young Girls Love Alice

Psychedelic Furs - Alice's House

Alice Cooper - Poison

I found that updating one thing was a gateway drug to updating everything!

Oh ho! Christian's back to his roots? Boston has been dumped! ?

Reminds me of a particularly bad Monday I had... Of course, it could have been worse if her aim was better I suppose! I still recall the sound of the ricochet off the chain-link fence and the yelling of a schoolyard lady to "Get down!!!"

Best singer amp mistake cover up ever? ?

That was the last picture taken. He never should have gotten mad and yelled "Eat me!"

That was just what I needed to get started this morning! ??

Genesis - Follow You Follow Me

Looks like someone is getting carried away!

*Wonders when Gibson took over Byron...* ? ?

Good job! ?

Poor Kenny! That's going to give him a birthday heart attack! ?

Oh no! My tire's been Slashed!

I think you should buy two. Then you could put one upside down and balance out the overall look. Ya?

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Right. Like any of us would do that! ?

I'm with you there! I've always loved seeing a real, live band in person IF it was in a small, intimate club setting (I was fortunate enough to be able to see Walter Trout several times that way at his home bar called Perks in Huntington Beach, California). Ironically, I DON'T like being in large arenas. Generally, the sound isn't awesome, you can't see and you're mostly surrounded by, well, masses that you don't really want to be around! Plus the "experience" is usually over-priced as well as any beverage (etc.!) that you might want to get. This is how I ended up with soooo many more albums than my friends when I was growing up. They would go to every concert they could save up for, while I would take the same amount of money (or less!) and go out and buy a bunch of albums. Now, I did go to a few big concerts, including Van Halen, the Scorpions, and more, so I understand the feeling. Heh... I feel the same about things like NASCAR races (for example)! When I did go to the track with my friends, we would always record the race on TV to watch properly later, then sit in whatever was the best area of the track to get all of the "experience." I personally thought it was almost completely useless to try and pay attention to the actual race, but we loved the sights, sounds and smells (and even had the crap scared out of us by some very violent crashes that occurred RIGHT in front of us, like when Dale Earnhardt, Jr. hit the turn 4 wall in Fontana at 134 mph back in 2002! Yikes!). Of course, similar to my own, extremely limited on-stage guitar playing experiences, I took the driving class at Fontana and got to (barely) survive that same turn 4 at over 160 mph! A sphincter-puckering moment to be sure! ?

Happy Birthday Kenny!!! Here, have some cake! ?

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