Yes, I dig the Mothers. There's so many amazing projects/creations that F. Zappa was involved in. The Poison Idea is pretty neat, I looked them up when you mentioned them. I used to be super hooked on punk stuff like that, with the hard crunchy edge. It's still pretty good sometimes. You seem to have a huge amount of music experience. How did you decide to/become involved in music/ have such encounters and excellent experiences?

Then that's just about the coolest thing ever.

Is that story you posted on the Lightnin Hopkins page true?

d roomed togetherfor ten years. He's the big guy in the middle. More later. Peace@

yes I'm pretty into psychedelic music ;). exciting, please tell me more about the gigs of the 13th floor elevators; or other bands in the 60s. you know, for me it is just a dream to hang out with other open-minded people absorbing this music (and other things), but for you it was reality, right? awesome ...

interesting comments on ja's 'somebody to love' :)

Try listening to Pink Floyd's Umma Gumma on mescaline then you can talk. Or Frank Zappa 's earlier works. If you can survive that, then we will talk.

It's just a matter of having loved music forever and having lived forever. I'm sixty fucking years old. Also, I was roommates with tom "pig Champion" of Poison Idea. Check them out if you wanna hear some real head-banging Punk. I guess I should also mention that Poison Idea fronted Nirvana at the Portland No on Nine concert at the race track. Kurt gave Tom a bottle of booze as Tom was one of Kurt's idols. They were a class act in all respects. I'll miss them forever.

now we officiallly dislike you.

Lucifer-sam, I also saw ten years afater, robin trower, led zeppplin, jethrow tull, the who, the doors, janis,, hendrix twice,and the list is unending.

Cool

If you really saw Jefferson Airplane then i am very jealous

can't believe you can't here the 13th floor elevators man. Saw 'em 25 to 30 times at Love Street Light Circus in Houston.. That was in the mid to late 60's