Fuck that pop group & like jb once said "Macca needs to die"

http://southpark.cc.com/clips/uhwgkf/retard-babies-butt-sex

Why don't you focus your efforts on something more productive?

http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Don_Henley

Each topic worse than the one that came before it. Just when you think stupid crap had reached its apex, this guy shows up and breaks through the previous record holder. It's kind of amazing.

jb is back on Monday.

" What about Telecaster?   "

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/philip-morton/review-don-henley-at-the_b_8291198.h...




" A co-founder of the super group the Eagles, Don Henley has also established a long solo career, then he re-established the Eagles, and now he has a new solo album. I'm tired just writing that down. But Henley's boyish manner and southern charm, at 68, shows little sign of letting up as he easily delighted the near sell out crowd at the LA Forum last Friday night.

He's as easy on stage as if he were sitting across a table from you having a cup of coffee and telling a funny story he heard from back home. Henley is touring with his first solo album in 15 years, Cass County, named for the northeastern Texas county in which he was raised. He called it a tribute to where he came from. "I love Texas, he said. "Just not the politics. Or June or July."

"The album came out last week at number 1," he said politely, and after the cheers died down he continued "Ladies and gentlemen, at this stage of the game you don't know what a miracle that is. Thank you ...... and a special Thank you to my biggest fan Sir Moonie . "  Cass County is Henley's first career solo album number 1, appearing on both the national and country Billboard charts.   " 





JACKY !!!!!

Look, I know I gotta straighten out. This is ridiculous, right? But how much can you straighten out in one week?

" Just keep at it.  Perseverance.  Tenacity.  Poise and some moxie.  Build in a reward system for yourself, and if you meet your goal, don't hesitate to use it.   "


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http://www.heyreverb.com/blog/2015/10/14/don-henley-shows-off-cass-county-at-bel...



" Don Henley shows off “Cass County” at Bellco Theatre  "


" The solo hits flowed out of the former and sometimes current Eagles front man, as Henley delved into songs rooted in reflections on the mistakes he’s made.

His latest tour is fueled by new album “Cass County,” which debuted at No. 1 for Billboards Top Country Albums chart just last week. “The damn thing went to number one,” said the 68-year-old Henley. “It won’t be there long, but it’s a good place to start.”

The show started with the Eagles in the air, but they fast became the elephant in the room. Henley and his band sang the Steve Young classic, “Seven Bridges Road,” which was to be the only nod to the blockbuster group. When Henley announced the next grouping of songs would all had a spooky tie-in to the Halloween season, he sneered when an audience member by the name of ' Sir Moonie  ' cried for “Witchy Woman.” Instead, the cluster included a cover of Screamin’ Jay Hawkins’ “I Put a Spell On You,” and his own “New York Minute.”

Henley filled his two hour-plus set with more songs off “The End of the Innocence,” with “The Heart of the Matter,” “The Last Worthless Evening” and its Bruce Hornsby-co-written titular song.




The night was a good mix of old, and of course, new. “Cass County” is a collection of more country than rock music, featuring the likes of Merle Haggard, Trisha Yearwood and Dolly Parton. “Bramble Rose” was the most impressive song Henley performed off the new record. While the studio version features Mick Jagger and Miranda Lambert, back-up singer Lily Elise filled in nicely. “Welcome to the Mile High City.” Henley said as Elise joined him. “I’m feeling every inch of it.”

Henley rounded out his set with hits “Boys of Summer,” “All She Wants to Do Is Dance,” and “Dirty Laundry.” Commenting on the current state of media, Henley remarked the song “Dirty Laundry” has “aged well.”

All I know is that "For No One" is the best song that either of them ever recorded by a long shot.

That aside, I listen to the Stones constantly...Beatles only once every so often.

"  ... Then as it was, then again it will be
An' though the course may change sometimes
Rivers always reach the sea
Blind stars of fortune, each have several rays
On the wings of maybe, down in birds of prey
Kind of makes me feel sometimes, didn't have to grow
But as the eagle leaves the nest, it's got so far to go

Changes fill my time, baby, that's alright with me
In the midst I think of you, and how it used to be

Did you ever really need somebody, And really need 'em bad
Did you ever really want somebody, The best love you ever had
Do you ever remember me, baby, did it feel so good
'Cause it was just the first time, And you knew you would

Through the eyes an' I sparkle, Senses growing keen
Taste your love along the way, See your feathers preen
Kind of makes makes me feel sometimes, Didn't have to grow
We are eagles of one nest, The nest is in our soul

Vixen in my dreams, with great surprise to me
Never thought I'd see your face the way it used to be
Oh darlin', oh darlin'

I'm never gonna leave you. I never gonna leave
Holdin' on, ten years gone
Ten years gone, holdin' on, ten years gone

Bitch wrote on Oct 14^th, 2015 at 10:23pm:


You're giving this braindead idiocy more credibility than it deserves with a sensible reply like that.

patioaintdry wrote on Oct 15^th, 2015 at 5:08pm:

Eagles too, my friend.  They get away with it every day.  Even here on RO.

MY band, the Rolling Stones, bulldozes around the world on diesel, hitting jumping Jack Flash, Midnight Rambler, got to roll me.  The Eagles, on the other mitten, fellatiate each other in men's baffrooms. These are not trivial differences.  They go right to the heart on soul of the issue.

i picked the wrong night to quit drinkin

I just saw Macca tonight for the first time.  I need to rethink EVERYTHING.

what is a Pomeranian ass jack?

Whose to say anymore?  This crazy, topsy-turby world we live in.  She is a he, and he is a her.  I saw some kid yesterday, he was wearing a goddam earring!  Artificial milk, pink socks, French toilets, Chinese woks, it's no wonder kids today do drugs, like the pot.  They smoke the pot with those big Muslim looking things.

Pomeranian ass quack
Pomeranian ass hack
Pomeranian ass smack
Pomeranian ass black
Pomeranian ass whack
Pomeranian ass crack
Pomeranian ass biff.

"   ..... Glad you found your watch, Joey!   "

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Thanks Edith   ---  Lately I have been having some very good luck regarding lost watches over the years .


In 1968 ,  during the Tet Offensive  , I again lost another wrist watch whilst fighting the Viet Cong  House - to - House in the ancient Imperial Capital of Hue .  Back in August of this year I found the exact same watch whilst devouring a heaping platter of Veal Marsala at Carrabbas  . Word .



"  How did THAT happen  , Ronnie ?!   "


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This one guy at Bagel World was tampering with the sneeze guard at the buffet.  He thought he was slick.  One of those snotty types, product of privileged upbringing. But I kicked his ass and hightailed it the fuck out of there. 

So that was my day.  What are you guys up too?

Time to make the donuts.

" I'm going to a bar near my house.  There is this one bartendress, she has flaxen hair, ample bosom, svelte buckling hips, and eyes of the bluest skies, as if she were thinking of rain.  She digs me.  "

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I feel ya Moonie   ............. but please be careful .  " bartendress "  is one of THOSE jobs  . ( See : Culinary Manager , Bar Manager , Waiter , Waitress , Bartender , etc  .................. )  .


JACKY !!!!!!!

We need a two State solution.

"  ..............  I got more prowess than the USS Armadillo!   "



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http://music.blog.ajc.com/2015/10/18/concert-review-don-henley-showcases-classic...

" Don Henley showcases classic country in Atlanta  "



“One day I’ll have a kale salad, the next day a chili dog,” Don Henley said a few songs into his Saturday night special at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre.

The veteran musician offered the statement as an explanation of the genre and career-spanning set to come for the next 2 ½- hours, but it could also describe the juxtaposition of Henley himself.

He’s a brilliant songwriter, of which the audience was reminded with early appearances by his deeply melancholy, musically sublime “The Heart of the Matter” and the omnipresent prom song of the late-‘80s, “The End of the Innocence.”

His classic hits are a visceral mishmash of hurt, betrayal and hope and many of the new tracks on “Cass County,” his first solo album in 15 years that debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard country albums chart, sigh with vivid stories of droughts and shifting marital tides.

But Henley the performer is – and always has been – a stoic presence. He’s inarguably a deft storyteller, sharing behind-the-scenes tales of recording Tift Merritt’s “Bramble Rose” with Mick Jagger and Miranda Lambert and joking about re-connecting with a long-ago romantic dalliance who inspired the “cautionary tale,” the driving “That Old Flame.”

But his staunch no-phones rule, communicated to fans through a barrage of signs and strictly enforced by a security team, could sour some loyalists (  .... especially hard core fans such as Sir Moonie ) . As well, it paints Henley, the emotional songwriter with the hearty, textured voice, as a rigid crankypants.

Henley's show included 13 songs from his new "Cass County" album. Photo: Robb D. Cohen/www.RobbsPhotos.com. Henley’s show included 13 songs from his new “Cass County” album. Photo: Robb D. Cohen/www.RobbsPhotos.com.
Of course, anyone who attended the “History of the Eagles” tour at Philips Arena in 2014 should be well-aware of Henley’s preferences, and judging by the applause that greeted his wry comment that new single “Take a Picture of This” “has nothing to do with the camera policy,” most in the sold-out crowd didn’t mind being forced to give their undivided attention to, you know, the guy onstage.

While Henley, who looked like a polished English professor in his dark jeans, vest and button-down shirt, didn’t move much from behind the microphone until the encore of “The Boys of Summer” when he sidled up to guitarist Steuart Smith, he kept the audience engaged with interesting covers, including an emotive read of Screamin’ Jay Hawkins’ “I Put a Spell on You” and an immaculate stroll through Tears for Fears’ “Everybody Wants to Rule the World.”

As expected, the songs of “Cass County” dominated the 23-song set list, which deftly balanced the new material with gems from his ‘80s-era albums (no Eagles tunes so far on this sixth date of the tour, perhaps because Henley and the band have been playing those songs the past three years on the recently concluded “History” journey).

Eerie keyboards and bass ushered in “New York Minute,” one of his most atmospheric songs, and Henley and his 10-piece band effortlessly pivoted into the always-relevant “Dirty Laundry,” complete with staccato keyboard taps and a steamy guitar solo from Chris Holt.

He relied on the talents of a trio of comely backup singers to pinch hit for guests on the new record. Lily Elise and Erica Swindell nicely fulfilled the roles of Martina McBride (“That Old Flame”) and Dolly Parton (“When I Stop Dreaming”), while Lara Johnston’s sultry pipes covered Stevie Nicks’ territory on “It Don’t Matter to the Sun,” a Garth Brooks ballad from the ill-fated Chris Gaines experiment.

Shawn Colvin's laid-back opening set drew heavily from her new "Uncovered" album as she performed tunes by Bruce Springsteen, Gerry Rafferty and Tom Waits, as well as her best-known song, "Sunny Came Home" Photo: Robb D. Cohen/www.RobbsPhotos.com. Shawn Colvin’s laid-back opening set drew heavily from her new “Uncovered” album as she performed tunes by Bruce Springsteen, Gerry Rafferty and Tom Waits, as well as her best-known song, “Sunny Came Home” Photo: Robb D. Cohen/www.RobbsPhotos.com.
Several times during the show, including the opening “Seven Bridges Road,” a Steve Young cover and Eagles live favorite, Henley positioned his band in a semi-circle center stage to perform soaring harmony vocals.

The arrangement, like the vintage radios that hung above the stage, was another nod to Henley’s appreciation of his musical roots. His new songs, slathered with pedal steel guitar, mandolin and violin, are more genuine than most of the pop tunes masquerading on the country charts these days and Henley and his band delivered them with care.

He might be mercurial, but don’t question his authenticity. "

job wrote on Oct 16^th, 2015 at 5:11pm:


word

My best friend's sister's boyfriend's brother's girlfriend heard from this guy who knows this kid who's going with the girl who saw Don Henley pass out at 31 Flavors last night. I guess it's pretty serious.

a thread about sexual prowess should not have any Don Henley photo ops...it should not.

I may be nearing a two sandwich solution.

gypsymofo60 wrote on Oct 20^th, 2015 at 3:50pm:


Don't kid yourself...there is plenty to hate about Beckham.

sirmoonie wrote on Oct 21^st, 2015 at 10:26am:

Hey Moonie; do you sit there with THE GOOD BOOK on your knee? How about some of Revelations, now that's a great bed time story. "And yes Johnny, at the end of the day God comes and fucks us all royally, sweet dreams sweet heart.

I've never met a human beong who has ever purchased an Eagles CD with real money, but I know some people who can sing to the lyrics of 'Hotel California.'

Oh I get it now you were not Serious.
Nevermind!
It's just that it's really Stupid to have to choose between these two......
It could be said, that the Beatles at least knew when to Quit
(Let The Beatings begin)
I make these kind of decision,Between Coca Cola and Pepsi,
Chocalate or Vanilla,etc or etc
But not Music, God's gift to you and us, dumbasses!

Some Guy wrote on Nov 11^th, 2015 at 1:25pm:

Maybe your right this is a type of Shire. I value the Stones as High as most anyone around "The Greatest Rock and Roll Band of all times" Mick Jagger
as front man maybe/is the best of all times
Charlie  is a rock..and Keith Richards is Rock and Roll period.
But It's more than a choice.... it the whole thin......
Both Bands shaped my life at that time
and so did The Beach Boys, The Kinks, The Animals, Etc (God forbid I forget
others like Dave Clark 5, ? Mark and The Mysteriens, The Kingsman)
Forgive me for not including the 50's artist that came before.
I remember once when I was a young asshole tryin to  make someone
understand the Difference between Elvis and Jerry Lee.
What the use.
I hate decisions like this because there is no answer and there should not be
I think I've given this way more time than it should get, Sorry
And I will not allow myself to enter into this BS again!
The PBR is Talking now, Not Kilroy.
I love this place!