Well now it is Rush "Fly by Night".Damn these M80s do a great job with Rush cds

To finish the night it was Rush " Moving Pictures".

Just popped in the Jimi Hendrix 'Live at Berkley' DVD...nothing like a dose of Jimi prior to bedtime.

Tom, Wid, BrotherBob, and others, you really have made my day. This is such a great forum and AV family.

I'll end the night with "The Show Must Go On" from Queen............ "What honey, what did you say? Turn it down or the kids will wake up?" Probably not good I have it turned up on a school night.

Amen, my friends.

Personally, I got very little time at home tonight. As I often do, I'm listening to the whole damn collection on random. Particularly satisfying these evening have been Ella Fitzgerald and then the Indigo Girls (not consecutively).

Without going into full-on, group-hug mode, I do want to echo Randy's sentiments. I'm happy to be a citizen of this online community. I learn here, and it makes me happy to spend time with you all.

We need Bren for another rousing rendition of Kum-Ba-Yah.

I've got the house to myself so I'm going to rattle the windows-70s style. Tommy Bolin "Private Eyes"-James Gang, and Mott the Hoople. Prime stuff that got me started long ago.

Right now it's Santana playing 'Aqua Marine' from his 'Essential' disc....wow, this song sounds so good!

Finished up Robert Cray's new CD 'Twenty' a few minutes ago and it's another keeper.

Right now it's my iPod shuffle. So I have no idea.

Yes -- Tales from Topographic Oceans. I really like this album -- seems like classic Yes and classic Wakeman (guess I'd better check the liner notes re: Rick) -- not sure why everyone complains about it.

OK, here's one I bet nobody has -- Grobschnitt -- Rockpommel's Land. Sort of a German cross between early Genesis and Marillion.

"You live the story
of the innocent's life's defeat of solitude's dice
captivated by a moonbeam, chained to despisers of your love
captivated by despisers, lost in the canyons of your mind..."