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......... My Life With The Eagles " by Don ' Fingers' Felder is a fantastic and prodigious read .

I was perusing through this tome ( non-weighty ) last evening at Barnes & Noble as I was fortunate enough to grab one of the few remaining copies away from the paws of an Eagles Fan .

I highly , HIGHLY recommend this book as it is a nice ' case study ' of navigating through life whilst in an ' abusive but EXTREMELY financially lucrative ' relationship .

My Stonesian Brothers & Sisters -- The lesson in life is Clear :

When ' The gods ' ( Henley & Frey ) instruct you to sign papers ..... you had DAMN well better sign the friggin things !!!! Period .

Joey Henley !!!!!

On top of the sky is a place where you go if you've done nothing wrong,
If you've done nothing wrong.

And down in the ground is a place where you go if you've been a bad boy,
If you've been a bad boy.

Why can't we have eternal life,
And never die,
Never die?

In the place up above you grow feather wings and you fly round and round,
With a harp singing hymns.

And down in the ground you grow horns and a tail and you carry a fork,
And moan and wail.

Why can't we have eternal life, And never die,

Never die?

pete townsend?

This is what you should be reading & listening to...

Heaven & Hull-Mick Ronson

Pro Reviews: Heaven and Hull
EXPERT RATING: Four out of Five stars

From AMG Reviews

Rightly hailed as David Bowie's high-flying guitar ace, the self-effacing Ronson had been recording only his third solo album in a 30-year career when he died of liver cancer in 1994. Undaunted, his surviving colleagues completed the project, which stands as a forceful reminder of his wide-ranging talents. Ronson's gleeful, anything-goes eclecticism holds true here. The recipe extends to bluesy pop ("When the World Falls Down"), brooding soundscapes ("You and Me"), an unlikely rearrangement of Giorgio Moroder's "Midnight Love," and even rock-funk ("Colour Me"). Aficionados of Ronson's strangled, Jeff Beck-style string-bending won't be disappointed -- especially on the thunderous "Don't Look Down" and on "Life's a River," where he squarely addresses his imminent mortality. Not surprisingly, every track boasts a different lineup, yet two key factors provide continuity. Ronson writes or co-writes five of the ten songs. Additionally, guitarist-keyboardist Sham Morris -- like his famous collaborator a native of the English industrial city of Hull -- provides key instrumental and production support. The all-star lineup attests to Ronson's appeal and influence. Old co-conspirator Bowie lends suitably jittery vocals to a giddy trashing of the Bob Dylan standard "Like a Rolling Stone." Additional reinforcement comes from Def Lepperd vocalist Joe Elliott, Pretenders singer-guitarist Chrissie Hynde, and rustic rocker John Mellencamp -- whose 1982 hit, "Jack and Diane," benefited from Ronson's arranging prowess. The closing spot naturally falls to ex-Mott the Hoople frontman Ian Hunter, Ronson's longest-serving partner during the 1970s and 1980s. Hunter leads a rousing take on "All the Young Dudes," the Bowie-penned number that his band made famous. The latter track hails from Ronson's last major public appearance, at the 1992 all-star tribute to Queen's late vocalist, Freddie Mercury, which closes the circle nicely. The back cover features a shot of the Humber Bridge, in Ronson's hometown of Hull. Part of the proceeds were intended for the T.J. Martell Foundation, to help the fight against cancer.
- Ralph Heibutzki, All Music Guide

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AK57hrc6I1Y

Heaven and Hell is a John Entwistle composition, among the most rhythmically complex in the Who oeuvre.

Joey, was Jill working last night?

Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell is Social Distortion's best album. We should be talking about that, instead of some hack in the Eagles who admits he got beat up by a sissy like Glenn Frey.

" Heaven and Hell is a John Entwistle composition, among the most rhythmically complex in the Who oeuvre. "

That is right --- I forgot about The Ox and his song " Heaven & Hell "

" Joey, was Jill working last night? "

Yesterday's news ( ... more like five years ago ) my Brother --- I got some great ' War Stories ' from just last weekend ........

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If this was my site, the thread starter would be banned!!!

Zack wrote on May 13^th, 2008 at 8:59am:

Heaven and Hell is a John Entwistle composition, among the most rhythmically complex in the Who oeuvre.

Joey, was Jill working last night?

thanks dude!!! damn i miss the ox......... :youmademecrylikeababy

Joey wrote on May 13^th, 2008 at 9:33am:

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Yesterday's news ( ... more like five years ago ) my Brother --- I got some great ' War Stories ' from just last weekend ........

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Don't be fooled, from what I understand, Frey and Henley aren't the only assholes in the group.

Joey wrote on May 13^th, 2008 at 10:45am:

" If this was my site, the thread starter would be banned "

Poi .........................................................

Are you familiar with the term ' beard ' ?!

Developing .............................

J. Fly !

Joey.. I will not let you suck my dick!

A "respected insider" from another board claimed they used mafia tactics to get on the radio.

I recommend Slash's autobiography.

mojoman wrote on May 13^th, 2008 at 11:12am:

Zack wrote on May 13^th, 2008 at 8:59am:

Heaven and Hell is a John Entwistle composition, among the most rhythmically complex in the Who oeuvre.

Joey, was Jill working last night?

thanks dude!!! damn i miss the ox......... :youmademecrylikeababy

Isle of Wight, 1970

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpDdcRi2fMY

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