Steve Haynie

Judas Priest tickets have been going up and up in the past four years. Yesterday, friends and I got tickets for either Charlotte or Atlanta, but no one can afford both shows anymore. Playing with a calculator I figured out that the sliding fee that Ticketbastard/Live Nation slaps on is 23.5%. Nearly a fourth of the ticket price is added on even though it costs nothing more to process the sale of a cheap ticket or an expensive ticket.

No roller bridge saddles? Hmmm...

Roy Clark owned a Porsche or two. His favorite car was his Rolls Royce. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/leake-auction-company-to-sell-hee-haw-host-roy-clarks-personal-car-collection-without-reserve-300858423.html

I have seen Queensrÿche ten times since 1989. They have always played as tight as the album recordings. Both Geoff Tate and Todd La Torre talk to their audiences with respect. Geoff Tate assembled bands that have been just as tight. You either love their music or you do not. If you do, every show is a good show.

What are the significant differences between a T-62 and a Daytona?

Clem Burke was the band member that stood out in the TV appearances. He always looked like he had everything down so well, that he was just having a great time.

Andy Sneap bought a Standard and used it in concert.

I saw Glenn use that last custom Hamer in concert.

Would it really be that bad to have another Diablo? Go ahead. You deserve this one. 👹

Glenn Tipton liked Kahler trems. He sold a lot of albums. People paid to see him in concert. Maybe he was right and everyone else is... not as right.

You know that Alembic started out with The Grateful Dead's crew. This might be the result of too many mushrooms while in the design phase.

Fred Schilke? Whodat?

The only time I saw The Who was in 1997 when they played the entire Quadrophenia album.

That is what I would do if I had a school bus. However, someone around here hotrodded a short school bus into a drag car. In the summer it will be out on the road.