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    OT: 55years ago today Jimmy Page's New Yardbirds go live

    Global tributes mark John Bonham’s 78th birthday (5/31/1948) Marking what would have been John Bonham’s 78th birthday, fans and music outlets are revisiting his legacy as Led Zeppelin’s powerhouse drummer. Rolling Stone ranked him number one among rock drummers, crediting him with changing rock...
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    Rutgers 2027 class currently ranked #56 here

    I'm barely following H.S. recruiting anymore. I can only hope we filled enough roster holes with good enough transfers and R returnees are good enough--especially with a new QB-- to get us in a decent bowl game. It's about getting the right mix of transfers and returning players on a...
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    OT: R I P Claude Lemieux

    Wow. Met him at corporate event we sponsored with NJ Devs back in the day. Very sad.
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    Basketball Rutgers Basketball to face Houston in Players Era Eight Bracket

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    OT: New Music (Released January 2020 or Later)

    Mick and the gang...again pretty good, better than most of the newer bands today imo, but not a Stones classic. Maybe I expect too much from them?
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    OT: 55years ago today Jimmy Page's New Yardbirds go live

    Led Zeppelin’s golden era still rocks hearts today BBC Music Magazine names Led Zeppelin greatest band of the 1970s
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    OT: Guitar / Guitarist Appreciation Thread

    Mr Jimi was before my time, but Voodoo Child is one of the greatest hard rock songs ever. I'm a fan of Brian May too, but no way his Bohemian Rhapsody solo matches Hendrix in Voodoo Child.
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    OT: Guitar / Guitarist Appreciation Thread

    Everyone's got an opinion lol... personally I prefer Brian May's solo in We Will Rock You over Bohemian Rhapsody. The 50 greatest solos of all time: 10-1 - The 50 greatest guitar solos of all time - Page 5 | Guitar World 10. "Crazy Train" – Ozzy Osbourne (Guitarist: Randy Rhoads, 1980) 9. "Beat...
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    OT: Guitar / Guitarist Appreciation Thread

    Another site another list--this includes clips. Top 10 Guitar Solos Of All Time | Watch
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    Board traffic

    Led Zep. Hot Dog. Yeeehaaw.
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    Board traffic

    He's not a Swiftie, is he?
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    Board traffic

    Bored traffic (I see what I did there): R teams haven't been good and the silliness of following recruiting in today's anything goes NIL college world. It's not worth the time to get into a new commit or some intense recruiting battle when the next day--maybe same day--another school swoops in...
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    OT: 55years ago today Jimmy Page's New Yardbirds go live

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    OT: New Music (Released January 2020 or Later)

    Don't know if this was posted yet, I do like this newer one from the Stones. It won't go down as one their classics...but it's pretty good imho.
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    OT: 55years ago today Jimmy Page's New Yardbirds go live

    Led Zeppelin's 'Whole Lotta Love' ranked 'Best Guitar Riff of All Time' Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love" features the greatest guitar riff of all time, according to a ranking from Guitar World. Jimmy Page's iconic double-string riff narrowly beat tracks like "Crazy Train" and "Back in Black" to...
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