QUOTE (Jeribudsboy @ Aug 10 2008, 12:35 AM)

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im skipping

Are you done?

QUOTE (IstvanTheHun @ Aug 10 2008, 06:34 AM)

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well I believe it technically counts, cuz it is a double-live album, released by a studio - it was "recorded" with studio tech

BTW, just fyi, there are many "studio" recordings that are actually recorded live. And many "live" albums that contain plenty of studio work done on them.

I think if its on a label, released on an official catalogue album, it counts in regards to that rule.

I have to agree with flyerman on this one. For our purposes, concerts don't count and a live album is a recorded concert. The point is not the studio techies working on it, it's the work done by the artists.

Anyway, I don't even know who you're talking about because none of my guys except for EC appear on The Last Waltz.




Oh, and GLG100 picks . . .

QUOTE (loxcane @ Aug 10 2008, 08:45 PM)

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i'm not, i still need a drummer... i'm waiting on Istvanthehun to pick, though I'm sure the time limit thing has to be coming into play soon... i did PM him a few hours ago.

His deadline ended at 11pm. You can pick any time.

QUOTE (loxcane @ Aug 10 2008, 10:50 PM)

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The Digs select one of the most solid and sound drummers of all time.......

MICK FLEETWOOD

Sweet pick! Probably my favourite band of all time! Top 2 anyway.

To open the 7th round, I am adding a saxophonist.


Known as "The Big Man", and best known for his work with the E Street Band, he has also recorded with many other artists and has had a number of musical projects of his own. The best known of these are his 1985 vocal duet with __________ on the hit single "You're a Friend of Mine", and his saxophone work on another hit single from the 1980's. In the mid-1990s, he recorded a Japan-only CD release called (on the now-defunct Dream Train Records) with singer/songwriter __________. In the 2000s, Clemons has been working with a group called The Temple of Soul, and has also recorded with a philanthropic teen band.


The Big Man's sax parts are an easily recognized feature of the E Street sound, with the most famous being his long, elegiac solo during the song "Jungleland." With the band, he plays mostly tenor saxophone, but has also occasionally played soprano and baritone saxophone. He also plays various percussion instruments during songs that do not have a saxophone part.


Ladies and gentlemen, it's my pleasure to introduce . . .







Clemons has a larger-than-life persona within the band. As a crowd favorite, he is always the last player mentioned during band introductions, usually after a lavish, over-the-top build-up.

Clemons has also appeared in movies and on television making his debut in Martin Scorsese's 1977 musical, New York, New York in which he played a trumpet player. He can be seen as one of the "Three Most Important People In The World" in the 1989 film Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure. In 1985, Clemons was a special guest star in an episode of Diff'rent Strokes, in which he played the role of Mr.Kingsley, a young saxophonist player helping Arnold Jackson to learn to play his sax. He has also been a guest voice in an episode of The Simpsons, played the role of Jack in Swing, and appeared in an episode of Damon Wayans' television show, My Wife And Kids as a musician and performed an original composition, co-written with bassist __________, called "One Shadow In The Sun".

QUOTE (loxcane @ Aug 11 2008, 02:39 AM)

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i'm all done... sorry, i should have mentioned that.

OK, so I will give Istvan until 3:39 this afternoon to make his next pick (and the previous one) before selecting for GLG100.

Also, dreakmur and Jeri both skipped the last round so we need confirmation if they are going to continue picking or close up shop.

For the record, I am going the distance.