The Real Buffalo Joe

I have ADHD. Handwriting frustrates me because I already have the next three sentences thought out, but my hand writes too slow. I type a lot faster.

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Unfortunately it's not a song Weird Al ever released. Before his first album he recorded songs on a tape player and sent it in to the Dr. Demento radio show. This one along with Pacman (Taxman) and Chicken Pot Pie (Live and Let Die) are great. Paul McCartney didn't give his blessing to release it because of his veganism.

Chuck Norris.

My favorite quote about AC/DC came from Angus Young himself. "I'm sick and tired of people saying that we put out 11 albums that sound exactly the same. In fact, we've put out 12 albums that sound exactly the same."

In fairness, he already had some moderate fame in Australia before AC/DC. It's so weird too. One was a Strawberry Alarm Clock style psychedelic band. The other was a bubblegum pop band. Then AC/DC.

I'd wear a pink and purple polka dot jersey to get back to a Sabres team that good.

I once heard someone say that Bon Scott sounds like Bon Scott. Brian Johnson sounds like Elmo doing an impression of Bon Scott, and I haven't been able to unhear it since.

I think Brian Johnson is the better singer by a smudge. But Bon Scott was a far more talented lyricist and better stage performer from what I could tell in older footage.

Your so right

Guess it's just another dream That's slipping away Each time I fall asleep It seems, drifting away Just as you have touched my heart Babe I wake and we're apart Yeah and it's slipping away

Honest question. Let's say we dominated that era. Perennial contenders. Playoffs every year. Even won one or two big ones. Do we still hate those jerseys?

The irony of finding a VHS tape of something called "Things that aren't there anymore" is fascinating in and of itself.

Honestly, I can't tell the difference between Phil Collins songs with Genesis, or solo work.

So my dad wouldn't let me go to regular season games until I was about 16 because of the crowds. So I've actually only been to two regular season games at home. But I've been to 3 or 4 games against the Texans, and one in New Orleans. Hoping to make it to Jerryworld for Thanksgiving.

If it's a concert my wife doesn't think she'd enjoy too much, she just sends me on my way. Instead of buying two cheap seats, she bought me one floor seat for the Stones. It was awesome. I think your first point depends on the band honestly. If we're talking a moderately popular classic rock band, I think they can get away with it. Not too many people going on tour to follow REO Speedwagon for example. The second point, I'm 100% on board with. The fake planned encore has ruined legitimate encores. Only one time did I see a band that did their fake encore, and then because the crowd kept asking, they actually came back out and took a few actual requests.

Gold Coast slave ship bound for cotton fields Sold in the market down in New Orleans Scarred old slaver knows he's doin' all right Hear him whip the women just around midnight Brown Sugar, how come you taste so good Brown Sugar, just like a young girl should

I'd say Billy sings better. He writes lyrics better, granted by default. Although if we included Bernie Taupin it's a tough call. Elton writes music better in my opinion. But they're both so good on piano that I can't pick. Although I still say Billy Powell from Lynyrd Skynyrd blows them both out of the water when it comes to pure piano skill.

Elton did Rush Limbaugh's wedding of all people. Him and Paul McCartney have both been known to do private parties. With a $1,000,000 price tag. I said the the same exact thing to my wife after the concert. I could usually take or leave that song, but the rock and roll outro that he did was the best part of the concert.

When people leave during the encore. You paid roughly $100 minimum for your ticket (or at least for a pair of tickets) and you're gonna leave before what's probably the bands biggest song so that you can sit in traffic five minutes earlier than the rest of us?

I've owned three Bills jerseys my entire life. Flute, Jackson, and Kelly. I'm buying a red Ed Oliver jersey, but that's only because I've been watching him play since college. And it'll be cool to wear to UH games because it's the right colors and a Cougar player.

Once before I had internet in my apartment, I bought tickets over the phone for a Buddy Guy concert. They kept messing up somehow. They had to transfer me to a supervisor, and then to that person's supervisor (not at my request, they just couldn't handle it.) Was just trying to buy a single GA ticket. After all was said and done, I straight up said "Look. I've been on the phone 30 minutes. I know there are convenience charges, but this really wasn't very convenient for me. Can you waive them?" And they did. Also, wanted to buy concert tickets one time, and happened to be like two blocks from the venue like a month before the show. So I decided to go there and buy them in person. It was like, $2 cheaper. I understand the fees exist, but just add them into the advertised price. Don't tell me the ticket is $20 when it's actually like $35.

He put one out recently (by recently, I mean 10-15 years ago) called Peachtree Road. Country sound in the same vain as TC.

Also, now that I think about it, I had a coworker that wore a legit Simpson jersey. He wasn't a Bills fan, but he collected vintage jerseys. Wore OJ, Jim Brown, Bo Jackson. Even had a Falcons Brett Favre.