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We're in Minnesota soon to be back in California hopefully by spring/early summer. I have a photo I took of the power plant on my wall in my music room that was taken across the street from the Whole Enchilada but same side of the highway if that makes sense. I was able to get a bunch of the boats from the harbor in it.
like this? (from 2 years ago)……no more lutafisk huh?…
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I may or may not have mentioned this before. September. a 100+ degree day and evening in a parking lot concert in the DFW area. All ages show. Kevin Prosch and band played a nice, long version of Brown-Eyed Girl as an encore. Everyone - and I mean *everyone* - physically capable of it was dancing. Toddlers. Mother wearing a baby. Teens. College students. Middle agers. Old folks. Ancient person in a walker. A couple of loose dogs. Possibly a pigeon, thought it may have been trying to fly away and just vibrating in front of the subs arrayed across the entire stage base; I'm not well versed in pigeon dance.

People yell for Freebird or Stairway. They get off their butts for BEG.
I don't ever recall personally hearing a band cover it or knew anyone who did. I'll go back under my rock now....
 
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Good afternoon Thunderbird loving sisters and brothers. Just taking a mental health minute and dropping by to wish you all well. Bill just had a birthday if I recall correctly, so thought I might make this a Wyman Wednesday. I hope everyone is having a good day. I am getting close to calling it a day and signing off the computer. Take care everyone.
Take care Border!
 
Oh, and speaking of Bond... saw the new JB movie in a theater last night. (only way to see a Bond movie) I've heard people complaining it's this or that but I enjoyed it as I do most all Bond movies. (lot's of things blowing up, cool car scenes, twisted plot, really bad guys and of course JB as the ultimate world savior superhero. (and one good James Bond pun - hated the Roger Moore era where the whole movie was filled with JB puns) It's different in a few key ways but I won't disclose any details. It starts with some classic Bond imagery and music which is a nice touch.
Robi Malik is a very good evil guy.

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Just what would they Chuck? We all have a few minutes.:roflmao:
ha! like the fact you had to remove casters from gear or it would relocate itself mid set? or that the 70+ bartender would poledance on “Honky Tonk” (any song actually) or that the stage and the bathroom were separated by just 1/4” sheetrock? and on and on…
 
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That is not cool!
nice shot! yeah there a couple of my dollars on that ceiling from back then….if those walls could only talk…
Definitely good times back then! That’s back when all the bars were busy. I used to bartend at Cabrillo Lanes and Jalisco in Watsonville and I could make a good living. The last time I was in the bars there it was pretty dead. At least it was in Soquel at Froggy’s. Edit: the last time I drank in a bar was 2009 just to clarify.
 
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Oh, and speaking of Bond... saw the new JB movie in a theater last night. (only way to see a Bond movie) I've heard people complaining it's this or that but I enjoyed it as I do most all Bond movies. (lot's of things blowing up, cool car scenes, twisted plot, really bad guys and of course JB as the ultimate world savior superhero. (and one good James Bond pun - hated the Roger Moore era where the whole movie was filled with JB puns) It's different in a few key ways but I won't disclose any details. It starts with some classic Bond imagery and music which is a nice touch.
Robi Malik is a very good evil guy.

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Malik played Freddy Mercury and IIRC in the series "The Pacific"
 

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