Jeff Cohn

Put the ball in play and hit it hard- 2 needed attributes for this lineup

My grandmother bought it for me too!

I’m very proud to say 16-year old me discovered this album in ‘71 and have loved it ever since. I’ve always been a long song fan and Nine Feet Underground was one of the best.

Sixers look like they’re already on the All-Star break

This bridge is like its own song too, I think.

Warren Zevon “Excitable Boy”

I saw them that year opening for The Who. Didn’t know anything about them, and a guy I went to the show with had only heard a minute of “Tend Your Garden” and told me they were “kind of mellow.” We were quite pleasantly surprised.

The Who “A Quick One (While He’s Away)- Tommy’s precursor

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Jimi Hendrix Experience “Purple Haze”- I got to see them on their final tour!

The Eagles “On The Border”
One of my faves of theirs

The Kinks “Muswell Hillbillies”

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John Cougar Mellencamp “Jack and Diane”

Peter Gabriel “In Your Eyes”

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The Turtles “Happy Together”

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Easy Livin’

The 4-album period from Village Green through Muswell Hillbillies was as good as album rock gets.

The segue from intro to Sweet Jane is my favorite part

Looking a lot like the Nets game

Agree but feel we have to look at this as a possibly heroic effort that sadly is almost certain to be in vain. And if so then what from him?

I saw them on their Yessongs tour (one of the great live albums ever). The opener for that concert was a little known band, The Eagles!

With 2 weeks to go in the season in ‘64, up 6 1/2 games, my Pop handed me a World Series ticket. As I got excited he said “But you’ll never get to use it- I’ve followed this team my whole life and they’ll find a way to blow it.” I was 9 and that was my initiation into being a Philly sports fan…

That is the epitome of choking

Not good enough

No they don’t if they got the 3rd out the prior inning

They get away with it so it hasn’t been illegal. If any of those things were being called, even sometimes, they would change.

Was at that game sitting next to Yankee scouts who absolutely wanted to play the Dodgers rather than us. Amazing finish to game that for most of it felt like a game we were destined to lose. Classic J-Roll.

Spot on. This is the clearest explanation I’ve seen. It ‘s relatable, and humanizes the issue in a way everyone can understand.

1st time I saw the Who James Gang (with Joe Walsh) opened. 2nd time the opener was Lynyrd Skynyrd. But maybe the best was when the opener for Yes was The Eagles. All were at the Spectrum in Philly.