Jim Parrett 🍁

Captain Beefheart

Syd Barrett and Pink Floyd

Probably, along with Geddy Lee, the friendliest, coolest person to interview.

The Stooges

Joan Jett, Cherie Curie of the Runaways

Pathetic. Need new QB. New coach. New linemen. New receivers. New secondary. New cheerleaders.

Jimi Hendrix Experience, Marquee Club, London, March 2 1967

Flake off!

Jimi Hendrix Experience, Marquee Club, London, March 2 1967

Roy Wood and Bev Bevan of The Move, Windsor National Jazz and Blues Festival, UK, July 30 1966.

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I have troubles with DS9, mainly because it's not really Star Trek, it's an offshoot that, as someone once said, is an 'adult' version of the Star Trek universe. But Voyager is brilliant, even before the almost-naked body of Six of Nine brought in male viewers. STNG quality scripts. Wonderful lead.

Couldn't stand the sudden ending. Didn't feel like we had enough information or empathy for the lead character to imagine the what was to come next. Haynes left us hanging.

Interesting that announcer Suitor complained the exact opposite that Pierce should have played Butler up the middle during the second half of the fourth quarter! The CFL needs a shot of imagination not just the losing strategy of grinding it out and punting, giving opposition opportunity to win.

Go for it! Should be great. Envious.

Nathan Rourke plays with house money as B.C. Lions survive late Stampeders surge (& 12 other thoughts) The B.C. Lions got their offensive groove back on Saturday night in Vancouver but were forced to lean on their defence late, surviving a fourth-quarter push by

Not sure why but with a 22-point lead, Pierce played Butler up the middle for little or no gain on first downs during 3rd and most of 4th qtr, putting pressure to pass on second, giving Stamps chance to catch up. It's a losing strategy. Luckily, in last bit, Rourke threw on 1st downs and prevailed.

Bummer. They play Seattle but not Vancouver.

Jimi Hendrix, Memorial Auditorium, Dallas, TX, April 20 1969

The Saints are essential. Rock and roll. No apologies.

The Seeds' drummer and part-time giraffe, Rick Andridge, adjusts keyboardist Daryl Hooper's tie.

*Gulp*

I'm not a Forever Changes guy; I love the first two Love albums. To me, they are up there in pantheon of great albums. QMS' "Happy Trails" is essential to me. So many 60s bands (now called 'pre-punk') are in the same boat. But history has a way of outing the greats. More to come in the future, too.

You cannot petition the Lord with prayer!

Jim Morrison of the Doors

Arthur Lee of Love with Patti Smith

The Seeds by Ed Caraeff

Arthur Lee, Jimmy Page and John Frusciante by Ross Halfin