Good job!! I can't imagine what their version sounded like
- paulr

FM was a great British blues band with Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Peter Green (best British blues guitarist, better than Clapton), Jetemy Spencer.

EDIT TO ADD: they all basically came out of Mayall's Bluesbreakers.

how is he supposed to hit him? on his knees?
- StayTunedMTC

If he can't hit him cleanly, he shouldn't be hitting him at all. Of course, there's always the option to play the puck....which was certainly not anywhere near Krüger's earhole.

Should have been 5/10/game, plus supplemental discipline.

FM was a great British blues band with Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Peter Green (best British blues guitarist, better than Clapton), Jetemy Spencer.

EDIT TO ADD: they all basically came out of Mayall's Bluesbreakers.
- StLBravesFan

I have Mayall's Jazz Blues Fusion on my Ipod...recorded in 1970 I believe..

I have Mayall's Jazz Blues Fusion on my Ipod...recorded in 1970 I believe..
- Glenman12

He knew blues guitarists: first Clapton, who left to get into Cream; then Peter Green (the best of them all, IMO), who left to form Fleetwood Mac (and ingest vast quantities of hallucinogenic); then Mick Taylor, who went to the a Stones.

Trivia for you:

Who wrote Green Manalishi?
- paulr

Joan Baez or Bob Dylan or some kind of f'd up poop like that, right?

Joan Baez or Bob Dylan or some kind of f'd up poop like that, right?
- Q...argh

Read a little above this.

Damn I just heard this. It shocked me that they didn't write it. Something like fleetwood mac or something
- tomcat24

Damn! Ok, then the other one(s) wrote Diamonds and Rust.

He knew blues guitarists: first Clapton, who left to get into Cream; then Peter Green (the best of them all, IMO), who left to form Fleetwood Mac (and ingest vast quantities of hallucinogenic); then Mick Taylor, who went to the a Stones.
- StLBravesFan

Its amazing how musicians moved around back then...the bass player on Jazz Blues Fusion was Larry Taylor who was the bass player for Canned Heat..

THE BOSS SUCKS!

Are you guys messing with the new ref with all this non - hockey talk?

Are you guys messing with the new ref with all this non - hockey talk?
- mohel

I don't care.

I don't care.
- EKolb13

you really a mod now???

Wait? We have a ref now? WTF?

Damn! Ok, then the other one(s) wrote Diamonds and Rust.
- Q...argh

Joan Baez wrote Diamonds and Rust, one of her songs about her relationship with Dylan years before.

THE BOSS SUCKS!


- Q...argh

FUG UUUUUUUUUUUU

Good (frank)ing lord. What is this world coming to? Gingerbread is the man? Damn the man!

Wait? We have a ref now? WTF?
- Elbows15

I was just about to call the cops and report you as missing...

Wait? We have a ref now? WTF?
- Elbows15

This is the stuff that happens when you go on sabbatical. Mr. Kolb is the new boss.

This is the stuff that happens when you go on sabbatical. Mr. Kolb is the new boss.
- mohel

Boss?

That's JJ.

Hard truth #1 - The League wants LA versus NY. Like the goodfellas say, "Nothing personal, its business." Oh yeah, they could package that with a triple crown Belmont featuring a Cali horse running at a NY track. Thats serious business baby. Get used to a steady dose of those blatant trips and fwd interferences and constant stick slashes, cause they aint getting called.

Hard truth #2 - very entertaining OT last night (that 8min stretch w/out a whistle, whew), but both teams in the east will beat either of these teams. Top six looked good on both sides (it took Hawks 5 games to find a 2d line? Really!!?). But the eastern teams can neutralize that and have far better bottom 6. Goal play out east has been superior to the unconfident scuffling from Quick/Crow. Plus get your backups ready - running the goalie is SOP in east.

Hard truth #3 - quote from Kane after game 5: "Personally I thought
- meta_puck_luck[Saad] was the best player on the ice." This on a four assist night? Translation: "am i really helping this kid put the nail in the coffiin of my bro Sharp? Am I punching my own ticket to Buffalo?"

Please post again.....This was a great read while I sat on the porcelain throne.

Its amazing how musicians moved around back then...the bass player on Jazz Blues Fusion was Larry Taylor who was the bass player for Canned Heat..
- Glenman12

It was very easy to form a "supergroup" like Cream or Blind Faith and get a recording contract - but the groups usually didn't stay together very long (except for Fleetwood and McVie) because other than virtuosity, there was nothing holding the groups together.

Joan Baez wrote Diamonds and Rust, one of her songs about her relationship with Dylan years before.
- StLBravesFan

Priest!

This is the stuff that happens when you go on sabbatical. Mr. Kolb is the new boss.
- mohel

I think its great...I dont mind posters from other teams but when they are obviously trolling it would be good to have one of ours as a mod...Im sure Eli will be fair..

Please post again.....This was a great read while I sat on the porcelain throne.
- UnnamedSource

Yeah - kind of like an anal lubricant.

Please post again.....This was a great read while I sat on the porcelain throne.
- UnnamedSource

Not an image I needed.

Back to the creepy Avi eh?

More corn dogs please.