NESP Forum

Seger makes a good point about "political correctness" having been taken to extremes in some cases.
But I find it interesting that while the intelligent satirical humor that once served to point out our foibles as a society is far harder to find and even seemingly suppressed in some instances,  at the same time there has been an increase in open expressions of hostility in other situations that certainly lack any subtlety or finesse or often intelligence yet are tolerated by the PC police.
Putting that dichotomy in terms of the days theme . .   . . . . . . followed by . . . .




It was a dark and stormy night - - - -
. . . . .. ................................. you are missed Mr. Schulz !

http://www.jimihendrix.com/index.php
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Jimi_He...Experience




When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace.
--- Jimi Hendrix

Sorry Margaux,   I just had to post this collage set to Purple Haze

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnFSaqFzSO8

No problem, it's a little too easy when we're observing the birth of a musician.

A Charlie Brown Christmas is on ABC tonight at 8pm!

Here's a fun one...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4h-yKsWXIE

Why does this make me want to see clips from Taylor's first band
ever when he was a kid? Wouldn't that be so great?

The video was fun - - don't think Josh Smith and Al Carty need to worry just yet though -

On the chance that I missed something - - I don't remember reading anything about Taylor having a band before Passing Through and that was when he was at Auburn wasn't it ? ?  Guess it depends on the definition of kid - -



Found some neat posters - - -

Great posters!!

I'm thinking Taylor must have played "band" when he was a kid. Even
we did-we used to play Partridge Family. I always played the tambourine

Sooooo - - since we did cowbells - - next tour we hunt for little tambourines for the band ? ?

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