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YES!

Maybe you can order it, then facetime me with your phone showing the TV while you don't speak.

It's $50. I'm torn. I heard this morning that there was a "no knockout," rule, which would be impossible to enforce. If Tyson goes animal on Jones and I miss it, I know I will regret it. But $50 is a lot to gamble with. If it's a crap display, I'll be pissed. It's this Saturday night, so it could very well end up being an impulse buy, depending on how good they're going down.

He was in that band when he became famous, yes. He no longer wears a costume.

Americana? Low standard Americana? Exiled standard Americana?

@T&C - Dude .... you were right there. Come on!

They are. But it's not Tom Scholz, although he fits many of the hints (but he became famous with Boston and is still with Boston). I've seen Dweezil twice with the Experience Hendrix tour. He can play.

All of those bands are not defunct ..... In fact, four of them are still touring.

Carl Lewis?

Yes, it was .....

Not Frampton ... but he is a Les Paul player.

Manopause is real, man. Next question?!!?

I love watching baseball. I love listening to games on the radio, too. People who find it boring don't understand the game. I get it. I think hockey is the most boring sport in the world - but I know that I feel that way because I don't understand the game. It's a shame that they're changing the game to try to lure new fans. It's a fantastic sport and I really hate to see any drastic changes being made.

You asked these questions in this format: What city was band formed in? Was the band formed in Chicago? Tommy Shaw? I answered: NYC I said NYC No.

@ExiledInIllinois NYC I said NYC No.

It is still around. Nope.

Not the Red Rocker.

Correct. American guitarist, still alive/still touring, became very popular in mid-late 70s, genre - rock and roll. HINT: Not touring with the same band in which he became famous.

No. This guitarist is American and plays rock and roll.

My son is 17 and watches zero sports on TV. In normal years, we normally attend one Mets game and one Bills game/year. He thoroughly enjoys both. I was an avid baseball fan by the time I was 12. I was a late bloomer with the NFL. I was a casual NFL fan in high school. I didn't attend my first Bills game until I was in my mid-20s and that's also around the time I became a much bigger, engaged football fan.

Correct instrument. Wrong guitarist. Became really famous a few years after Dark Side of the Moon came out.

Not known for his singing. He does sing, but that's not his primary talent.

Not an athlete. He is musician.

Not a politician. Or a douchebag, for that matter!