Odds without End

whydoihaveablog:

cockenblog:

erockappel:

steveagee:

steveagee:

please watch this and don’t click “like”, click “reblog”. 

I’m excited that this video has been reblogged over 2,000 times, and I’m really bummed that only 3 of my actual friends have reblogged it. Maybe it’s because I posted it late last night, so I’m putting it out there again. 

I’m talking specifically to my friends and the people who follow me that haven’t reblogged this.  Please watch.  It’s important.  Don’t just hit “like”.  Pass it on.  I’ll get back to posting my usual stupid, goofy pics and videos later, but for now, this is more important.

and for those of you who have watched and passed it on, thank you!

Please watch and share this.

All the goosebumps.

In case you’re too lazy to click the link in my post below, here it is embedded. 

(via the-stig)

the-stig:

channel-z:

Darlene Love - Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)

Live, Letterman, December 23rd, 2011.

This is really the best. The number of people that they needed to duplicated Phil Spector’s Wall of Sound (and actually accomplishing it) is totally staggering and remarkable. And everyone looks like they’re having so much fun, especially Paul Schaefer. Just great.

This was so much fun to watch & even better to hear. Two bass players, a string section, additional horns, and eyes up front for the percussionist rockin out. What a great performance.

One for the book!

the-stig:

I had lined up a number of photos, but I think we’ll all see more than enough of those throughout the day.

I prefer to remember New York like this.

Memories are served up in many shapes and forms. This is surely one.

the-stig:

twentyfourbit:

Trailer: George Harrison Documentary (Directed by Martin Scorsese)

Scorsese’s latest rock doc, a 2-part biographical look at the so-called “quiet Beatle” titled George Harrison: Living in the Material World, will finally hit HBO on October 5th and 6th, complete with a host of interviews from former friends, surviving Beatles, and collaborators, including a priceless mention by Eric Clapton of his infamous battle for the love of Pattie Boyd. Given his work on No Direction Home: Bob Dylan (among other music-related classics), Scorsese is the perfect choice to give such an important figure in rock history his due, I’d say. Check out the all-star-featuring trailer above (via Yahoo).

I had heard rumblings about this several months ago, but now I’m excited. I know where I’ll be two nights in October…

I can’t wait for this!