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Would i be the only person in western civilisation to have never watched an episode of Seinfeld, nor Friends, nor The Simpsons, nor 2 and a half men?

My favorite ol uncle was heavily into the jazz scene his whole life and was great mates with Max and especially Stewie Speers. Even though i only know Slippin Away from the Meteors, i always remember my uncle extolling Stewie's brilliance. He was a jazz tragic.

Maybe it's a fitting tribute to the thread title bearer. The master of taking everything off topic......continually.

Time to move this to The BlueRoom.....kinda appropriate really.

Besides watching The St Kilda Football Club pants the James Hird coached * by 150 points, Hutchy's effort here was the funniest thing i've ever seen on an AFL field.

Keep it simple and keep em happy was the Young motto. How right they were. Their audience kept growing but always stayed loyal.

#76 Ben Paton Coona Blues

#69 Alex Martini. Risen to the standard and performed well at Champs, SANFL and AllStars match so far. Think he's a chance to be a player. BlueTongue

Pick #40 Will Walker Nice pick BlueTongue. Houlahan was in my shortlist of 3. Coona Blues

May as well stick a fork in this. The OP has been up to pick for over 10 hours and still nothing even though he has posted in other threads.

Pick #33 Oscar Clavarino BlueTongue

Pick #4 is Paddy Dow

Fire Lake n Turn The Page - Seger

Really enjoyed the original Blue Murder. Roxborough and Martin were a Tour de Force. Watched last night...Roxborough still superb in the role....but bored by the whole concept 20 odd years on. The original story of Rogerson was worth telling. Not much interesting about his latter life. Don't...

I've had this on one of a number of mixed VHS's i made of various live performances for years. I transferred them to DVD before i piffed the old VHS. Still play em a lot. I've always preferred live versions(of any kind, whether studio, small acoustic, indoor, outdoor...whatever) to recorded...

Not really a Floyd fan....but a damn beautiful song.:thumbsu:

So many favorites. Different day - Different favorite. And all so different. This one would never be out of my Top 10 though. Ground breaking. Timeless

Agree, agree, agree and agree. On a tangent from your last thought........So much magic came out of that Alberts Studio in a short time.

Love Rockwiz. The Liddiard/Coates duet was one of my faves. Got a disc full of Rockwiz performances. Another ripper was Karina Utomo. The ending is great when cranked up: http://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/video/11721283575/rockwiz-karina-utomo

Pub Rock you say....Hard n Fast nights at The Corner in Richmond, usually on a Monday night were as Pub Rock as you get on a raw amateurish scale. Memories. Not my favorite band, but a memorable night was Hoodoo Guru's at the Village Green on a stinking hot summer night. Great performance...

American Skin (41 Shots)...also the classic The River