Watching Alice In Chains Unplugged. Just got this dvd the other day. I have only seen this once many years ago. This is a great performance! Very sad, yet haunting watching Layne Staley...

I spent some time trying out different tracks from my Sinead O'Connor CDs. I haven't really listened to her for a while. I figured I'd try to remember why I liked her before her new album hits. I found I do still like her. "Just Like U Said It Would B" and "Never Get Old" off her first album are still winners.

I miss my old house!!

One of my favorite CDs in the old house with the M3s was a Joe Cocker CD that had beautiful imaging and soundstage.

...I could even make out the color of the dresses the back-up singers were wearing.

The M50s aren't happy here so I pretty well stopped listening to that particular CD. Anyway; I ran across that CD last evening and thought it'd sound pretty good on cans. I picked the Alessandro MS2i first and came away with a major "yuck"! I then tried the Sennheiser HD600 and came away with an even larger "YUCK"!

Nothing can beat the M3s with this particular CD.

I miss my old house.

I am listening to Billy Kilson's B.K. Groove, new cd Pots & Pans. Billy is the drummer in Chris Botti's band and rated as one of the the top jazz drummer's in the world. Can't wait to see him on Sunday night with Chris Botti in concert!

Nothing like relaxing to some Pandora music and cruising Axiom forums on my 130" screen. Right now listening to Peter Frampton's The Very Best of Peter Frampton "Baby, I Love Your Way"

"Yet another Frampton compilation, this one a mid-priced ten-song (45-minute) assembly of his most well-known songs from the middle/late-1970s. Drawn primarily from Frampton Comes Alive, Frampton, Wind of Change, Frampton's Camel, and I'm In You, the material ranges from passionate, midtempo romantic rock to harder numbers. This CD has the virtue of using fresh, glittering 1998 remasterings, making for some pretty impressive listening. "Show Me the Way" is the live cut, but everything else, including "Baby I Love Your Way" and "Do You Feel Like We Do," is represented by its studio version. There are no notes, but as a mid-priced item, there didn't have to be -- the sound is superb, and the price, if caught in the right sale mode, is about a third of the double-disc sets out on Frampton."

Alllllllllllllright, now Pandora is really going back to my younger days....Joe Jackson "Is she really going out with him"

Last night medic8r and I saw Rush at the Nissan Pavilion in Bristow, VA. All are in good form, though I think Geddy is having trouble hitting some of the highest notes.

Man, I wish I could have been there as well. I was hoping they would come to Wells Fargo Arena here in Des Moines, but looks as if I would have to travel to St Louis or Minneapolis to see them. I thought in my R30 DVD that Getty could have used a nice beer to keep the voice moist.

That's good to hear; a friend and I have tickets for their show in September.

Actually, my wife gave me the go ahead to purchase tickets for the Rush show in Las Vegas (if available). Looks like we'll leave our son with friends for a few day's and party in Vegas!!!