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I have talked to her maybe 7 or 8 times. They were very brief conversations, but "went well" within that limitation. The whole point of asking her out was to have the opportunity for a good long discussion (not possible when she is at work.) I am not very good at guessing ages in general (and...

It is precisely those aspects of Madonna that religious types object to that I admire the most. My hat is off to anyone with the guts to be openly, publicly blasphemous.

As good as Led Zep were, their best songs have literally been played to death. If I never hear Stairway to Heaven or Kashmir again, it will be soon enough for me.

Forget the letter, just send me the check. (The idea is silly, but that doesn't mean I won't enjoy the cash.)

The only Steve Martin stand-up routines that I have on DVD are from his SNL appearances, and are short (but gut-bustingly hilarious!) Is there a full performance by him available on DVD? If so, where can I buy it? (Nothing on Amazon.)

Has anyone mentioned Adrian Belew?

It would almost be worth seeing him in concert just to hold up a lighter and yell "Eeng Vay! Eeeeeeng Vay!":D

Wouldn't placing a resistance on the speaker wire risk damaging the amp?:confused:

Until there is a hall of fame for every musical category and subcategory, rock and roll is the best fit for giving Madonna an award.

How about a one-box system, such as those made by NAD and Adcom? It would be hard to get much simpler than that!

If I can't listen through speakers, I don't listen at all. I hate wearing headphones.

I haven't seen Boondock Saints (haven't even heard of it until now, actually.) I guess I should give it a try.

If we must categorize, I would place Madonna in either pop or dance.

Leonard Cohen and Justin Timberlake are not rock and roll either. I have always admired Madonna for remaining in control of her own career instead of letting herself be used. She earned her success and IMO deserves the award.

By far my favorite PF albums are the first two (Piper and Saucer.)

Har dee har har.:rolleyes:

I enjoy it, but I don't claim to understand it.

Rush used to be one of my favorite bands, but I only rarely listen to them anymore. If I gave up my CDs of them, however, I would miss them. I used to like all Pink Floyd, but will no longer listen to anything from The Wall on. I really liked Peter Gabriel's Up. The last time I tried it...

After further thought, I have come up with a top 10. In no particular order: Second Hand Lions As Good as it Gets Practical Magic The Matrix Entrapment Donny Darko The Full Monty Blue Velvet The Sting Brazil.

My past experience with speakers (and stereo equipment generally) has been to be initially enthusiastic and then gradually discover shortcomings over time. The Cambridge system is proving to be the opposite of this. In the 3 weeks that I have had the S30s, my appreciation of them has steadily...