Whatever

I spy The Cure ❤️

 

100%

 

Yeah? Don't mean I don't listen to the stuff! And yeah. Pearl Jam still sucks!

 

Nope! Even the OP liked that post

 

Whattaya mean, even the OP?

 

That Pearl Jam sucks

 

Never mind

 

A lot of bands were active through more than one decade and there's soooo many good ones. I miss the late night live performances on the David Letterman Show. The Leno Show too.

For the poll I have to pick STP, because of Scott Weiland. Green Day for runner up. Woodstock 94 anyone? What an era in time!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwH3tUwGh0E

Not in the poll, The Offspring, The Goo Goo Dolls, Oasis, Candlebox and Alice In Chains.

Much like Scott Weiland, Layne Staley had a unique vocal tone that just completed the band. Scott Weiland had some really good songs and covers with Slash in Velvet Revolver later on too.

I was never really a fan of Bush or Nirvana. Too much depressing grunge imo. Gwen Stefani is talented, but I think her good looks and bubbly personality carried most of No Doubts musical success.

It seemed like the whole world got a stick stuck up their butt once the 2000's hit. People need to loosen up more these days.

Let's do 80's next please.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DJvmcW1oH4

 

May have been the exterior detail job that @Delta09 did so appealing

 

I think it's been washed once recently @Gen1TacoLady

 

Their Frogstomp Album was fantastic IMO. Never really got into them until I started getting older.

 

I prefer smashing pumpkins

 

Morning

 

@Gen1TacoLady hope you ain't stuck on 70 this morning

 

We can say the wind turbines causes an environmental disaster in this case

 

which reminds me...


Story Time with Gritto


If you've ever driven on I-81, you know that there's an inordinate amount of truck traffic.
So much so that I-81 is notorious for it.
Ever wonder why that is?

It's because of the "Inland Port" at Front Royal, Virginia.
Container ships are unloaded at Norfolk, the containers being immediately loaded onto Norfolk Southern rail cars.
They are then transported by rail to the Inland Port at Front Royal, sorted, and sent on to their destinations.
Most of them on trucks via I-81, which runs from the Canadian border to Dandridge, TN.

This was a good idea at the time, and avoided the coastal I-95 corridor altogether.
In the 70s, Interstate 81 was not heavily traveled (I remember it).
No more.
It has been widened in places, but most such projects have hung fire and it's getting to be a big problem.

 

Morning y'all... one more day of the hostage situation.