Randy Meisner on "Take It to the Limit"

Could have been an off night. I saw him in 2015 and he sounded pretty good

I saw him with Sabbath in 2016, and I wouldn't say he can still sing.

Jan 6 choir hehe

Just whenever I hear names that include gambino, lamar and tyler the creator it's always people under 30 that haven't really listened to anything else. I think those artists are all super over rated....but that's just my opinion!

It really is. I think that during the development and subsequent release of any drug there should be an independent process of studying the drugs effects.

Opioids were sold as non-addictive, this could have been proven incorrect well before the drugs reached the market if we had a system which audited and verified the drug trial process.

Of course this could not happen with every drug, there's solutions to that.

Not unpopular at all. It's usually cited as their best. Though all three are in the convo.

Go back and listen to old Rolling Stones, pre-1968. Keith Richards had a pretty good falsetto voice in many of his back-up vocal lines.

Eh, Wesley Willis writes better songs than Enter Sandman anyways

“This is your cousin, Marvin. Marvin Berry.”

Gene Ween - Freedom of ‘76 and a few other Ween tracks

even if one were to argue that august and everything after is Counting Crows’ best album, which i’d personally have to say it’s not —their second album recovering the satellites is musically, lyrically, and vocally more impressive than the former, the band has three other nearly perfect records after august; recovering the satellites, this desert life, and hard candy. as it stands for all great artists, the “best” record they output doesn’t necessarily standalone as their “peak” if it is that they continue to produce music at a high level afterwards; ie. counting crows. if august is your pick for their best album, that’s perfectly understandable, but if recovering the satellites, this desert life, and hard candy are like marginally 3-7% less convincing than AAEA as an album at worst, it can’t be that such consistent quality would lend their peak to being defined by their efforts in 1993 alone.

Yes!

I’ve always thought The The was pure genius.

Nah I wish I’m out here in cali

That sucks! Fentanyl is a menace and until the government comes up with a solution to it, I can't imagine how anyone would be comfortable with any drugs not directly sourced through a pharmacy.

Aaron Neville is famous for his falsetto.

Curtis Mayfield as well.

lurve it!

Toxic effects of fentanyl. Damn that is rough to hear.

https://pitchfork.com/news/power-trips-riley-gale-cause-of-death-announced/

My thought as well. It would be one show relatively close to one of his houses.

That's what I was thinking! Do we know what happened to Riley Gale? I don't recall anyone ever following up on it.

If you're near Tennessee I'll gladly trip with you homie

Hocus Pocus by Focus. Or Mike Patton

You don't think The Battle of L.A. stacks up? I feel like I also prefer the first album but I feel it's a very close race.

I hate that one personally, but "Most of the time" is a fantastic breakup song by him.