Stephen Mejias

Excellent play list. I like Neil Young in the heat too - especially On The Beach.

Give him a break, George. He's only 12.

Wow, that is a LOT of FBB at one sitting! Good on ya! And George, you troll like you are the first goon to do it. Go somewhere else.

Nice to see the second Manassas album made it on to your turntable, Stephen. The first was better overall, but the second had some tasty tracks, ushc as "Pensiamento."

"...how dare you..." be so critical, George. The man appreciates worthwhile music so don't complain. Good choices, Stephen.

Criticism is generally welcome by thoughtful people. Dismissive condescension is another thing entirely and welcomed only by the twisted.

I listened to Neil Young this weekend as well but it was "Tonight's the Night." I must have listened to it four times over then it became too much of a downer. So I switched over to Can's "Soon over Babaluma" which I recently acquired from an old fashioned type, independent, walk-in music store[nice experience]. I've also been listening to David Crosby's "If I could only remember my name," V.S.O.P's "Live Under The Sky," and Grant Green's "Alive" album. Yeah, I live in the past. For me music pretty much died in the 80s with a few flashes of hope in the 90s and 00s.

I was expecting a little smiley face or something that would let us know George was only kidding but I don't know if he's kidding or he's serious. Could he really be serious with some of his horrible posts?

Could he really be serious with some of his horrible posts?Yeah, he's serious. He's been at it for at least five years. Sad, and strange. The internet gives him a voice, or a venue.

There you have it. A useless troll. Let's not feed him and see if he will go somewhere else.

obvious troll is obvious

I spun Neil Young on Father's day too, Old Man from Harvest. It was good.

My kid got me "After The Gold Rush" on German vinyl. Listened to it on Father's Day. I was there in '68, '69 and beyond. You get it, Stephen! Right on...

Hey George - You want the 60s? You can have 'em.

Stephen,Quite a nicely unified set. Bonnie Raitt would appear to be the ringer. I rarely (actually,just about never) play so much of one artist at one time. This is so even though I tend to want everything that's been recorded by artists I like. I like them to be a recurring presence over months or years. The Grateful Dead's American Beauty would fit in nicely here, as would The Fantastic Voyage Of... by Dillard and Clark.