I'm a fleabit peanut monkey

//hearing: Cream - Sunshine Of Your Love
//thinking: dil-lame-a.

The Who on the Simpsons, Whooo! Anyway.

The Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, and Mötley Crüe all on tour in the same year. No one ever had worse luck than I. (Unless one is experiencing this horrible luck for the same reason as I, that is.)

Out of the three, I definitely choose the Stones, but there's not even a guarantee they're actually coming to Arizona during their tour. Paulie, however, is coming to Phoenix on 23 November, and Mötley Crüe are coming to TUCSON in November as well.

Paul McCartney will probably sell more quickly than the Stones, and the Paul tickets are already on sale as of last week. Mötley Crüe tickets will probably sell the slowest of the three.

Time to use some of my infamous logic (nix common sense, unfortunately, so I'll likely end up making the wrong decision).

The fair was awesome; I went with orchestra and we did farily well. I had a solo (which was shared, making it a duet ... but it's almost a solo!) .. hehehe.

For some reason I feel compelled to share this with you. Here are my interests as far as my LJ is concerned:

60s, 60s pop, 60s rock, 70s rock, a quick one, ac/dc, aerosmith, anita pallenberg, annie leibovitz, anti-avril, anti-war, austin powers, barbara eden, bass, beatle boots, blow-up, blue oyster cult, blues music, bob dylan, bohemianism, bon jovi, boston, bright colours, british invasion, carnaby street, ccr, chuck berry, classic rock, cravats, cream, dazed and confused, def leppard, deviantart, early 70s, elizabeth montgomery, eric clapton, fantasy novels, fleetwood mac, freedom, frodo baggins, gered mankowitz, get fuzzy, gloria stavers, go ask alice, groovy, guitars, guns 'n' roses, harry potter, herman's hermits, hippies, howlin' wolf, hullabaloo, j.r.r. tolkien, jane asher, jeff beck, jefferson airplane, jet, jimi hendrix, jimmy page, joe perry, john bonham, john entwistle, john paul jones, josh agle, karen astley, keith moon, keith richards, led zeppelin, leslie hornsby, linda, little walter, london, lotr, marianne faithfull, mark lindsay, mick jagger, mod, motley crue, muddy waters, paul mccartney, peace, pete townshend, peter and gordon, peter noone, pirates of the caribbean, playing bass, pop art, psychedelia, ready steady go!, retro, rhythm sections, rock n' roll, rush, rushmore, school of rock, shag, shindig, slash, steppenwolf, steve miller band, steven tyler, stevie winwood, summer, swinginchicks.com, swinging london, that 70's show, the animals, the association, the beatles, the black keys, the byrds, the darkness, the dave clark five, the dirty mac, the doors, the hives, the hobbit, the hollies, the jimi hendrix experience, the kinks, the marquee club, the ramones, the redwalls, the rolling stones, the shadows, the spencer davis group, the strokes, the vogues, the who, the yardbirds, the young rascals, the zombies, them, this is spinal tap, twiggy, van halen, velvet revolver, vh1, vinyl, violin, wayne's world, what not to wear, woodstock '69.

But anyway.

In greater news, I got my bass and amp fixed, which means I can finally go to X-tina's house and teach her "Train Kept A-Rollin" and "Day Tripper" ..also, there are only four weeks of school left.

That means ... Summer.

Won't be long till Summer comes, remember?

Ah, peace and love.

//hearing: The Who - A Quick One (While He's Away)
//thinking: 'foo.

Check it out.

You'll laugh yo' boo-tay off.

This is for ma' homies.

//hearing: The Yardbirds - Think About It
//thinking:"Rock n' Roll ain't noise pollution!"

Apparently, many of the people [here] consider Linkin Park to be rock n' roll. One of them says something like "If you mean GC and Avril, then no." Okay, so they don't like GC or Avril, and that's good, but who in the WORLD considers them to be rock n' roll? WTF?! I advise them to pick up a damn dictionary and look it up.

rock 'n' roll or rock-and-roll
n.
A form of popular music arising from and incorporating a variety of musical styles, especially rhythm and blues, country music, and gospel. Originating in the United States in the 1950s, it is characterized by electronically amplified instrumentation, a heavily accented beat, and relatively simple phrase structure.

Once again, rock n' roll is NOT Linkin Park, or GC, or Slipknot, or AVRIL for crying out loud, or any other crap.

I shouldn't be making a big deal about this, but WTF is this world coming to?!

I need a sedative.

//hearing: The Spencer Davis Group - Somebody Help Me
//thinking: listen up.

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