Jack Jack

It's Scott Weiland, he's a genius, albeit seriously flawed. I don't think Velvet Revolver would have gotten anywhere without him. In fact from memory I think once he left VR they were unable to get another record contract. Jack Jack 1.5

Wow, EMF, that brings back memories. I remember a few of the UK groups at the time. Pet Shop Boys, East 17, KLF. How good is Youtube for a trip down memory lane! Jack Jack 1.4

Haha, yes. reminds me of the Seinfeld Kramer painting quote "He is a loathsome, offensive brute. Yet I can't look away". Actually now i think about it, one of my must watch shows of the week is Sunday Best on ABC. A collection of the best documentary's. The series started of with the brilliant doco's The Wave and Hoops Dreams. Last week was The Agony And Ecstasy of Phil Spector. I highly recommend it, still available to watch on ABC Iview.

I can't, in good conscience, not put one up for these guys, Stone Temple Pilots. They're right up there for me, probably my favourite band. I just don't think they've got a bad song in them. And after years and years of waiting finally got to see them live earlier this year. Scott Weiland managed to pull himself together for long enough and made it this time. It was my first time at Festival Hall, but was truly amazing. I think I was like most of the crowd there and been hanging out to see them for the last 15 odd years. The place just went berserk. The audience completely drowned out the band during Interstate Love Song, just amazing. Afterwards I was chatting to my old man about it. He tells me he snuck out of boarding school to watch Louis Armstrong there. I thought that was a pretty cool connection. And after further discussion we agree that they were probably still the same seats (the place doesn't look like it's changed for decades). I hear they've got a new album out in the new year, can't wait, Jack Jack 1.3

I did the same with Sons of Anarchy and Breaking Bad. Very easy to get sucked into both (and Entourage), although the new season of SOA seems a bit too contrived. Still very watchable though. My tip for anyone looking for a laugh is It's Always Funny In Philadelphia. It's an absolute pissah, Danny Devito is priceless in it, really makes the show.

Here's one from The Rapture. The theme to the series Misfits. They don't seem to have released a video with this song, so the best i could find is an unofficial little story/clip. Jack Jack 1.2

Haven't heard Shinedown before. Nice. Here's one from the ol' Pink Floyd. First album/single of the post Roger Waters era. Funnily enough it's about Waters. I remember hearing this as a kid and for some reason or another associating it with Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Now I know that Dave Gilmour and Douglas Adams were good friends, Adams actually came up with the Division Bell title for Gilmour, but I can't actually find any link with this song and Hitchhiker's Guide. Maybe it's just my mind playing tricks on me? Jack Jack 1.1

Some great songs on here. Nice work. I'm not sure I've heard Incubus before. In any case, that songs is sweet! I was listening to some of The Darkness last night. Thought I'd add one of their songs to the list. Video was filmed in the Blue Mountains. I see an element of Spinal Tap in these guys. At least that would explain why they make me laugh. Jack Jack 1.0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGPyUSVtpZM BTW was that Pia Miller in the Pete Murray clip?

The clock shows the countdown in different units. They're not added together.

GWS got the first half dozen picks in the Rookie draft last year. I'd be surprised if they got the same again this year.