Drill...

That reminds me of my new favorite TV commercial.

"When you're an M&M, you might wonder... 'Where are my ear holes? Should I make new ones?'"

All three of those ads are delightful. And I hardly ever use that word.

Those... are, well, bizarre.

This one has been mentioned before, but the Cowboy Junkies/Trinity Revisited is one amazing sounding disc. I have both the original 20 year old recording and this new release. IMHO, this new release beats the original. On my M3v2's and Dayton sub...powered by my Onkyo A-9555 integrated amp, this disc sounds astonishing. One of the most "live sounding" recordings I own.

I would also recommend the new Shelby Lynne disc of Dusty Springfield covers. The Shelby Lynne disc is an analog recording...not sure about the Cowboy Junkies. Both sound great.

Cold Shot.....SRV

Blues night at the Plex, following SRV a little Leon Russell..It's Been a Long Time Baby (live)....

,,,,,,,,,,,DJ Play My Blues.....Buddy Guy

Just finished watching an episode of Buck rogers in the 25th century on dvd. Erin Grey and Markie Post in spandex- yummy. The sound and video quality on this set has so far been surprisingly good.

I don't remember Markie Post being in that show.

She was a guest star in the ep. I watched. Episodes 1-6 and 1-7, a two parter. Jack Palance was in one the other night. One of the coolest things about watching these old shows is seeing established actors as they were way back. I saw Gary sandy from WKRP in an ep of chips.