Post a better live performance...

Tony M. said:
Dammit Adrian, now you've gone and done it.

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I hate the Bee Gees.
I have hated them since day one.
I have hated everything they have ever done.
(except some tracks from that dopey disco movie. Go figure...)
Some of them are dead and I don't care. I hate the dead ones too.
I hate them all with the burning intensity of a hundred thousand supernovas.
They are, always have been and always will be a festering boil on the skin of music.
A billion years from now the average overall quality of all the music ever composed and
performed throughout the entire universe will still be significantly lower than it would have been
had they never existed.
I hate them.

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That's odd... when I talked to them they only had great things to say about you!:pound-hand::cheers::celebrate2::pound-hand::cheers:

Sorry. My buddy said that to me when I was dissing the Who (which I love) and had to steal it! Cheers Tony!
 
These guys are hilarious during interviews....

The lead guitarist - Russ Parrish - was tapped by Rob Halford for the solo project "Fight." These guys have great harmonies but the musicianship is really good. That's not easy to pull all that off live and put on a show to that degree too...

These guys are just plain fun to watch...and the banter between the band members is hilarious!!!!

 
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are we having fun yet?
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When's it gonna get good?

All right, I regularly can't stand Jerry Lewis, but this live performance is a classic.

Some of you guys (read that MOST of you guys) cain't recall when people
used the typewriter machine. No batteries, no LEDs, you don't plug it in.
It was totally analog, and operated by springs and muscle energy.

Growing up, my idols as a writer were the novelists like Ernest Hemingway,
who used the typewriter as an extension of their soul, the same way some
of our guitar heroes use their Les Pauls and Strats. So Jerry Lewis might have
been a schmuck, but he was a performer bigod, and nails it in the above routine.
 
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