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Add to that the 50,000 injury lawyers in every city. Every crash results in a lawsuit with rediculous lawyer fees.

I had a good friend with a band. They were pretty good and people sat and enjoyed it. Their regular drummer was not available for a few gigs. We got our friend Juan to play. When Juan was on the drums, people were jumping. Everyone up dancing. Same songs, same beat, but Juan had impeccable timing and knew when to sit back and when to drive the beat. The whole band locked in and sounded tighter. I could never get that using computers, but oh well, it's all i had.

Yup, always turn up the 8 track and CB for that one! https://youtu.be/_CLNIT0PDNQ?si=YgRzwNUNEuyndQGN

"Testament." It was shown on our PBS station. It was the last program before they went off the air that night (back when TV stations went off the air). I remember just staring at the TV snow for like 5 minutes before I could manage to get up and turn the TV off.

I think the Raiders are biding their time until Mahomes retires lol

The most surprisingly bad one I saw was years ago when Van Halen had the lead singer from Extreme as their frontman. I couldn't even tell what songs they were playing it was so bad. I got the tickets free though, because at that time word was out I guess and the venue wasn't even half full. I felt bad for them, honestly.

Saw Muse. Expected great, got great! Evanessence opened, they were great too. Didn't look like an opening act at all. They would have blown away most headliners if Muse wasn't the headliner. A few years ago I saw Post Modern Jukebox when they first started their touring. It was a small venue on the strip. One of the funnest shows I have ever seen. Good players, multiple soloists, tap dancing, juggling... quite a show!

Not really https://www.svconline.com/the-wire/auratone-successfully-defends-trademark-in-u-s-district-court-against-behringer-parent-company-music-tribe

Neutrik makes SCDM covers. SCDM

0815 Or when to say "You could sue me, but will it really be worth all the money you will have to spend defending yourself from my fleet of high paid lawyers?" That's an old school business trick.

I'm curious about this. Is it in their power to dissent? What happens then?

And also the most important!

It is pretty far from any space junk. It isn't in orbit around the earth. It is at the 2nd Lagrange point.

He didn't leave Motown. He signed a new more favorable contract with Motown. Every album of his was on Motown until So What the Fuss Records was formed in 2020.