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re: Eminem Says ‘Relapse 2’ Now Will Come Out In 2010

jaredoliveira@gmail.com — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 23:12:16 GMT

I guess no one cares about an Eminem comeback.

re: A Few Words From The Queen Mum

CHECKMEOUT73@GMAIL.COM — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 21:48:02 GMT

Freddie's music will never die! He was the best.

re: Friday Fun: I’d Like To Bring You A Friend Of Us All…

bobhighway33@aol.com — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 19:46:53 GMT

Eric Clapton came on stage with Jimmy Vaughn at a Bob Dylan concert at Columbus' Crew Stadium in 2006 and played for about ten minutes. Another was, The White Stripes at Cincinnati Music Hall in 2005 Jack had Johnny Walker come on stage and play "I Fought Piranas" with him.

re: Aerosmith Members: Tyler “Needs Help”

reaseattle@hotmail.com — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 18:37:56 GMT

Screw Aerosmith. If it wasn't for them, rap would have stayed underground! Nuff said. Rock-On!

re: Bon Jovi’s $400 Billion Lawsuit Revisited

jerseyrocker_1@yahoo.com — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 16:44:57 GMT

WTF !!! is this Yo-Yo for real??? 26 years in the bizz Jon Bon Jovi , dosent have to steel anything , the fact that this A%$ wipe couldent close the deal with MLB has nothing to do with it, the long jevity of Bon Jovi shows just how good that Jon can market his dream, this guy is a sorry excuse and needs to go cry on his mommy's shoulder. 400 Billion , what planet is he from , it was tossed out once it will be there on the court house steps trash can again . While he is at home eating PB&J sandwiches or dinner the Jersey boys are laughing this is a good story for "WHAT WHERE YOU THINKING " LOL , as Jon wouls say " When the World gets In my Face ... I Say HAVE A NICE DAY"

re: Aerosmith Members: Tyler “Needs Help”

grahambanks@usa.com — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 15:01:22 GMT

A page from the Ricky Williams handbook: Announce that you are taking a two year hiatus to engage in bad behavior and forego millions of dollars of income.

We are so organized in America!

www.grahambanks.com

re: Friday Fun: I’d Like To Bring You A Friend Of Us All…

ryanrgrant@shaw.ca — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 05:37:59 GMT

It was the mid nineties , and myself and a couple friends went to see Cheap Trick at The Commodore Ballroom.

All of sudden , Garey Busey`s on stage introducing the band.

He seemed animated and incoherent.We `re all looking at each other wondering what the heck he`s talking about.I heard that not to long after that he had a cocaine overdose.

re: Following The Michael Jackson Drug Trail

monet2u2002@yahoo.com — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 23:58:56 GMT

man o man I sure wouldn't want to be the guy that killed michael jackson in the history books...

re: Friday Fun: I’d Like To Bring You A Friend Of Us All…

rich9595@twcny.rr.com — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 23:45:40 GMT

I'm at Madison Square Garden to see Sting on his arena tour with the band that was on "Nothing Like The Sun" . For the encore, he starts into a very familiar song written by a guy from Jersey. I stop to look at my watch and turn my sight from the stage. All fo a sudden, I hear a very familiar voice roaring out of the sound system that does not belong to Sting. The house is going nuts. I look and see Bruce Springsteen onstage, belting out the remainder of "The River" with the former Police-man.

re: Following The Michael Jackson Drug Trail

trainarollin@aol.com — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 23:20:33 GMT

Ever hear of Ambien ? Works great !

re: Adam Lambert: “Whataya Want From Me?”

tarandfeathers@att.net — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:02:33 GMT

Lambert seems like a good guy. I figure he's free to jump on any bandwagon that suits him. Dylan used to have a similar problem with the Left, who often demanded that he be outspoken about liberal causes. Dylan never copped to "the movement" of the Sixties and if you were to press him on social or political issues, the conversation was usually over. In fact, he did a Rolling Stone interview in 67-68 titled, "What Do You Want Me to Say?" The title said it all.

re: Adam Lambert: “Whataya Want From Me?”

verscpl4fun@gmail.com — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:28:20 GMT

"I think the whole magic of this moment is that I'm not alienating anybody," he said. "I'm not trying to anyway. I want as many people to feel like they can like the music.”

Uh-huh.

newsroom.mtv.com/.../adam-lambert-for-your-entertainment-video

re: Friday Fun: I’d Like To Bring You A Friend Of Us All…

parkbench559@gmail.com — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:25:18 GMT

I'll throw in with Bruce Springsteen joining Neil Young for a rendition of "Down By The River" at Bridge School, 1995. Not that collaborations are a surprise there.

re: Friday Fun: I’d Like To Bring You A Friend Of Us All…

scott_govoni@yahoo.com — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:22:33 GMT

I got to see Page McConnell from Phish come on stage and play keyboard for Tenacious D up at the Higher ground in vermont, which was pretty cool.

re: Friday Fun: I’d Like To Bring You A Friend Of Us All…

ptrcjones@hotmail.com — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:12:07 GMT

Here are a few that come to mind: Eric Clapton playing "Little Red Rooster" with the Rolling Stones at the LA Coliseum in '89. Stevie Wonder singing "Ebony and Ivory" with Paul McCartney at the LA Forum '89. Ringo Starr singing the "na-na-na-na's" at the end of "Hey Jude" with Paul McCartney at the Hollywood Bowl '93. Eddie Van Halen playing "Wild Thing" with the Pretenders at UCLA Pauley Pavilion '82. Jackson Browne playing "Sweet Little Sixteen" with Bruce Springsteen at LA Sports Arena '80. Bill Bruford playing a couple of encores with Genesis at the LA Forum '82. Steve Miller playing "Spoonful" with the Grateful Dead in Las Vegas '82, Bonnie Raitt playing "Big Boss Man" with the Grateful Dead in Oakland New Years '89-90, Branford Marsalis playing an entire show with the Grateful Dead at LA Sports Arena '93. Bonnie Raitt playing "Dead Flowers" with the Rolling Stones at Dodger Stadium '06. Sheryl Crow singing "Honky Tonk Women" with the Rolling Stones at San Diego Sports Arena '02. Nick Mason playing "Dark Side of the Moon" with Roger Waters at Hollywood Bowl '06.