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There's a great video of Pete Thorn covering the into to this song with a Boss pedal. He nails the tone for any guitar players out there.

Flesh:

Great segue.

I'm with you brother.

Mick Ronson's killer tone. The mix is so good; a flood of instruments. Raw. This is Bowie's best album.

Indeed. We will always have that. But this post is about football, and we're just hanging on there.

Bummer. Tough but expected given history. My moniker was JoePa on the old forum so you know my allegiance. I was a freshman when we won our last national championship. Good luck to Notre Dame.

Indeed it was. We caught a lot of tuna on that trip, but it got off to a slow start. On the first day we kept going west and eventually found the fish (and fleet) and had great fishing in the afternoon and into the evening. The next day started off with a bang. We quickly hooked a fish that...

I did an overnight albacore trip on a friends boat in Sept 2021 and it was a great experience. We ended up pretty much 82 miles straight out of Westport in the middle of the commercial fleet. There must have been 20+ boats within a few miles of us. As SilverFly noted the stars were...

With the fires in LA and the Carter funeral I was in a somber mood all day. Some Robert Fripp quintet felt appropriate.

Bang out intro chords? Crazy muted riff? Check. Great lead singing? Check. Crazy bridge riff? Check. Solo? Oh, yes...this is maybe my favorite tune of that era. So good.

Everything's Right...

Bill leaving the girls dorm....

Anyone that has traveled extensively through Atlanta hartsfield has been exposed to the Zimbabwean art and music exabit there. If you haven't seen it, let me introduce you to Mbria music.

Yeah. I read that on another board. Tight lines forever. RIP brother.

Had several friends checking in after Helene, one I hadn't spoken with in years. We immediately reverted back 35 years in a flash. Afterwards, this song came to mind.

Tuna are the ultimate pump fight fish as Nick describes. The most difficult part is overcoming their inertia in the final death spiral phase directly below or to the side of the boat when you have minimal leverage. You need to know the limits of your gear and some rods can't handle it, but I...

Adding a little hoey energy to this thread on a slow day. Great cover of a cool song...