Can we say Creedence Clearwater Revival? For those of you 'younger' folks, this was a group that kicked butt back in that late sixties....even though the recording and mixing isn't up to today's standards I must this music is most definitely kicking butt on the Axiom's this evening.

Congrats for being the 100th page poster Rick.

Not sure if 38 going on 39 tomorrow, is considered "younger folks"?

Anyway, I used to listen to CCR all the time, I may have to break out my Greatest Hits CD's of them. I really liked them in the movie American Werewolf in London.

You guys are on short pages...it's only 34 pages here....

Randy I remember 'back in the day' while being raised in a small town in Oklahoma at the community swimming pool ... (with two diving boards!) listening to both CCR and Three Dog Night on the loud speakers (not Axioms) while all of my older friends were in Viet Nam. '66 Chevy Nova's with lace painted hoods and quarter panels ruled!

40 for me. My viewing prefs are set to 25 posts per page.

I'm ending my evening with a little John Hiatt...'Greatest Hits, The A&M Years'. Good stuff!

I'm listening to streaming radio from KCRW as I update the family website with pictures. It's nice, mellow stuff (the music, not the family)

I listened to the same stuff, on my 8 track in my 68 Firebird 400.

As yes; 8-tracks. Remember them well. Had one in my 69 Mach 1, and an "egg" at home.

Got rid of that "egg" as well as the tapes back in the 80s, and lost all my vinyl to a flood just a couple years ago(bummer).

Been slowly replacing the collection on CDs big time here lately.....been on a major nostalgia kick!!

Lotsa fun!

I listened to the first two and a bit of the third track -- damn short commute! -- from Tools' new album "10,000 Days" this morning. This is Tool at their best. I was doing the ol' head bop - steering wheel slap all the way in to work.