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Okay, this is all the fault of the Bieber TV show thread....

Shania Twain - Man! I Feel Like a Woman

Those punks could rock up the joint...One of my favs...

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Heart doing a cover of Stairway to Heaven with Jason Bonham on the drums.

It was the Kennedy Centre honouring Led Zeppelin. Damn good cover. Annie Wilson has still go it.
Plant is looking pretty rough for a 64yr old man. They cut to Obama at one point and you can see him rocking out... like he said in the first election, of course he inhaled, frequently, that was the point.

Going to sleep tonight listening to the champions of devolution...

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This alone shows you the power of real musicians, compared to the made up twits that dominate the music scene today.

A batch of 60+yr old men playing like it was yesterday.

Led Zeppelin from the Celebration Day Concert honouring the death of Ahmet Ertegün, the founder of Atlantic Records in the O2 Arena back in 2007 playing Black Dog.

At 63 Jimmy Page still has it, and Plant never sounded any better, along with Bonzo's kid, Jason playing with his old man's band... WOW
I have the flu (since Friday) so I watched the concert at 3am... CRANKED

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A 17 year old lad in Minnesota wrote this song after finding out this will be his last Christmas. Zach Sobiech has lost his battle to bone cancer...

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After battling bone cancer for three years, Minnesota teenager Zach Sobiech was told this past May that the disease had spread and that there were no longer any effective treatments available. In response to this disheartening diagnosis, Sobiech embraced music as a way of bidding farewell to his friends and family. The resulting song, titled "Clouds," is an inspirational and courageous message of hope in the face of a harrowing future. You can hear Sobiech's "Clouds" and learn more about his story on YouTube.

»www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2012/12/09

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some kick ass blues & jazz on the web via »wglt.org

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They really don't need the money, they all filthy rich from royalties alone, then add in their personal projects.

I never got to see them live , so yeah, I'd love to see them now um my old age (but I wouldnt shell out 200 bucks for that).

Ive seen the Stones perform several times, Steel Wheels, Sarstock, I remember front and centre at the EX for Pink Floyds Animals tour.

You need to remember these guys are all in their mid to late 60's and touring ain't easy .

As for best concert? If have to say The Band's Last Waltz tops any concert and I would gave given my left nut to see that show!
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No, I didn't. Honest... I ran out of gas. I... I had a flat tire. I didn't have enough money for cab fare. My tux didn't come back from the cleaners. An old friend came in from out of town. Someone stole my car. There was an earthquake.......

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Currently listening to a Canadian band, on a US service, that I can't subscribe to in Canada. How sad is that?

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»www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl···nwiUn9Xw

I've been in an 80's kinda mood lately.

Listening to an Ultravox Best Of CD tonight.

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Can three chords get any better than this? I chose this version because I love music live and I think Mic Taylor did some real fine work with the Stones.