Rico

Nice player on the Rams, extremely overrated for the little he did in Buffalo.

Norwood 11 is OK, but Bledsoe 11 is unacceptable.

Well I finally got a chance to play the Abbey Road 5.1 from the special edition's Blu-ray. Pretty good, but not as much separation as the White Album. As expected, the jam from The End was the highlight. guitars everywhere. I did see that Spotify has the remix and the 2 outtake CDs up.

What a f#%^ed-up movie. Joaquin Phoenix was spectacular.

Gilmore Peters That’s it, don’t want any other ex-Bills still in the league back.

OK, no spoilers, but I predict he will break bad.

Joker.

RIP Bill. Horrible owner, but still better than Ralph.

Can't find 8 of those I want, no deal.

The Bills-Pats game was showing at the AMC in Baltimore, so I checked it out. I will not repeat, only 10 people or so in a pretty big. pretty quiet theater. On-line streaming has gotten so good that there's really no need for this, and even the bar would've been better.

Marshall Newhouse must've finally learned something in New England.

You must not have seen Drew Bledsoe in 2003.

Very true. Someone please throw a brick through his parents' living room window.

The Bills lost today to the greatest team in the watered-down, post-free agency NFL.

Yep. $1M bounty on that m’fers head works for me.

Should’ve happened this game.

Time to kill #12, shot to the head please.

Yep. The only 2 ex-Bills playing on another team that I wish were still here.

Well, Gaucho came out in 1980, they pretty much skipped the MTV era, could've been a smart move.

He had a mug meant for radio, I think his career would've been over by the MTV video era in the 80's.

Still by far the ugliest mug in the league.

I love songs that reference gambling and cards, so I will say Deal (of course, a manic, rocking 1977 version).

He did write some songs with the G.O.A.T. https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/robert-hunter-grateful-dead-dead-889788/ His best-known collaborator after Garcia, though, was Bob Dylan. Starting with “Silvio,” the two co-wrote many songs on Dylan’s Together Through Life in 2009. “He’s got a way with words and I do too,” Dylan told Rolling Stone. “We both write a different type of song than what passes today for songwriting.” Hunter told RS: “He’s the only guy I work with who I give the liberty to change things. After all, he is who he is.” Sad to read in that article that he had financial difficulties due to medical expenses, hard for me to fathom.

RIP Robert. So many great songs.