TheLizard

So I take it you took my advice?

Michael Vick has a career game and I still manage to lose!

Hey Shawna, may I suggest you listen to "Battle of Evermore"? It's really a very beautiful song.

"Hey Bulldog"- The Beatles "Devil's Dance Floor"- Flogging Molly

"Within A Mile From Home" is a good album too, but for the most part it doesn't have the rowdiness of the first two. And Dropkick Murphy's cover of AC/DC's "It's A Long Way To The Top" is one of the coolest things ever.

I wouldn't think so.

From what I've heard, Experience Hendrix has been nothing but trouble for the Hendrix legacy. It's owned by Jimi's half-sister, who he never even met.

Is this the first time a rap song has made it into the top ten?

That's animal cruelty. Would you want to be dressed like that?

I think this is the first time I've gotten both of my songs in the Top Ten.

I assume that "Cluey" is a compliment?

Well I'm sure you'll be pleased to hear that I've just finished listening to "You've Lost That Lovin Feelin". But now I'm listening to the Beatles. Ah, the joys of internet radio.

Hey, No Quarter actually is one of my favorite Zeppelin songs. Besides, I wouldn't put Robert Plant burping any higher than five.

Actually right now he just looks like a mass of blood. That was some beating he took. Does anyone else think that Desmond turned into some sort of prophet after he got his clothes blown off? I know something big happened to him. For now I'll call it "Uncle Joe Syndrome".

It's not Guns N' Roses anymore. It's the Axl Rose Show. I really hope that Velvet Revolver's next album blows Chinese Democracy out of the water, so Axl finally accepts that he's nothing without Slash.

Hey Judo, that's cheating!

I like them, just as a guilty pleasure. Most of their songs are fairly ridiculous, but they're pretty enjoyable if you can get over the stupidity.

1. "No Quarter"- Led Zeppelin 2. "Let's Spend the Night Together"- The Rolling Stones 3. "Brain Damage"- Pink Floyd 4. "Because"- The Beatles 5. "Higher Ground"- Stevie Wonder 6. "Only the Good Die Young"- Billy Joel 7. "Down By The River"- Neil Young and Crazy Horse 8. "Walk This Way"- Run-DMC/Aerosmith 9. "Smells Like Teen Spirit"- Nirvana 10. "Locomotive Breath"- Jethro Tull

"The horror! The horror!" -Kurtz

Two days for me.

A few more to add to the brilliant clips above: Death To Smoochy (Language) The Jerk Animal House O Brother, Where Art Thou? A Shot in the Dark Wayne's World

That's interesting information about Darryl Jones. I didn't realize Wyman was gone, so when the Stones came out I was wondering why/how he had turned into a large black man. And yes CeeCee, you can still call me Tim Lizzy.

That's right. And the lute isn't boring at all.

Look out for me in this documentary. The Zilker Park show is going to be included. I definitely saw the camera pointing at me.

"Higher Ground"- Stevie Wonder "Let's Spend the Night Together"- The Rolling Stones