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Ryan Denney > Chris Kelsay

I would've liked to see what would've happened if Iggy didn't turn down the gig with the Doors as Morrison's replacement, at least live. Light years better as a front man. Side 2 (starting with OTB) is my fav from anyone for very late, late night chill tunes.

Nate Clements > Terrence McGee > Lil Antoine

Absolutely no one could touch Dylan's timing + phrasing in his singing at his best. So many favs, but after all these years later, my #1 Neil album is On The Beach.

I would like to see someone write a book about what really went down during the drought era. Too much fake news & revisionist history floating around, new and future fans need to know the real story.

He’s already been accordingly labeled.

I believe it was Gilbride. As I’ve said before, he would’ve only gotten points if he would’ve gone after Bledsoe like TKO did (AVP getting negative points of course by breaking his hand trying to pull TKO away).

Quit on the team in 2003. Don’t really want to see Moulds up there after the 2005 season either.

Pass.All he did in Buffalo was lose.

Ruben Brown? Agreed.

Everyone from your list but Ruben is fine with me. I’d start with Butch Byrd though.

I only saw them once, the first reunion tour so no Michael Anthony but Wolfie. Great show though, now this is what I call a VH setlist. https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/van-halen/2007/wachovia-center-philadelphia-pa-13d7a969.html

Yeah, and Kenny G made more money than Miles Davis.

”Only time would tell if they stood the test of time.” 35 years later, they didn’t. Looking back now, it’s safe to say that VH jumped the shark after ‘1984’.

Yes, if he would’ve jumped up and down on Ralph’s head.

I’d rather see them automatically slot the regular season winners as the home team in the NFC/AFC championships and then have playoffs to see who the road team will be. Congrats to the Chiefs for winning the SB, but the Ravens were the best team in 2019... not a fan of upsets by lesser teams who get hot at the right time.

Drought-era Bills = losers, so it would be best to get them before they were tainted by playing here. I’ll take 49er-era TO.

Even though he got a ring in Philly, I'd rather stay away from players who have a track record of losing in Buffalo.

In 1978? Sure.

All info is in that thread. Stones have done this the last few tours. You buy a pair of tickets for like $100 or less total, but you don’t know where your seats are until you pick them up. You have to go thru the Stones tickets web page for the link to TM. They go very fast once the official sale starts. Me, I’ve never had any problem self-upgrading my seats in a stadium show once inside if necessary, if you know what I mean. Others may be less inclined to take a chance.

Sorry, but I can’t get excited about spending major capital like #1 picks on players from loser franchises.

If I was going, I would try for Lucky Dips tomorrow. Fraction of the cost, but you have no idea where you will be sitting until you go into the stadium. You could be in the pit, or in the last row of the upper deck. https://iorr.org/talk/read.php?1,2716744

Oh yeah, the ticket pre-sale is going on now on TM. Password for Rolling Stones Fan Club tickets is RAINBOW

Cutting Sills V.

There are some positives about the current set lists. The Keith set and Miss You make for a nice extended piss break. Also, you can get a head start on exiting traffic as soon as Gimme Shelter ends and Satisfaction begins.