Re:Eric Clapton
Thursday, March 31 2005 @ 02:20 PM CST

What's Mozart done since Cream broke up? NOTHING! Over-rated sentimental treacle...

Re:Eric Clapton
Thursday, March 31 2005 @ 02:30 PM CST

ok ok got myself some pro-plus

Re:Eric Clapton
Thursday, March 31 2005 @ 08:00 PM CST

That a boy, only 13 more post to go. Hell that's nothing. We could get to 100 just by bringing up Clapton's appearance in the Tommy movie or something obscure and destroyable as that. Maybe a couple personal remarks, a few suggested songs, maybe a web link....and bingo we're there baby!

Re:Eric Clapton
Thursday, March 31 2005 @ 08:33 PM CST

Eric Clapton is Cod.

Or maybe my eyes are just going.

Re:Eric Clapton
Friday, April 01 2005 @ 03:49 AM CST

ten more and counting

Re:Eric Clapton
Friday, April 01 2005 @ 04:07 AM CST

Only 10!


Oh wait, now its 9....






BTW, who is Motzart? And what has he done for the world of Guitar lately??.....

Re:Eric Clapton
Friday, April 01 2005 @ 04:14 AM CST

he done nothing... which is only slightly less than EC

Hah hah haah haahhhh

I love entertaining myself

Re:Eric Clapton
Friday, April 01 2005 @ 07:34 AM CST

Take care, young ones, and heed the warnings of a strange manuscript found in a copper cylinder. The words were crytic until scant hours ago:

"Envoke not the Motzart lightly, lest repeating madrigals curse you."
"And the slow of hand shall vent his wrath, on the non-believing few."
"Beware the swans, brave Ulysses' foes, living in the park."
"All this comes, when misguided posts, reach the century mark."

— Seventh Century, fourth quatrain

Re:Eric Clapton
Friday, April 01 2005 @ 07:41 AM CST

Here's my contribution to the last 7 needed:

Did anybody ever hear about the time that Eric and few others...I belive it was actually Phil Collins and George Harrison dressed up in full leathers and motorcycle helmets, that had very dark visors, and supposedly put on a couple performances as an Industrial band? I think that says something right there...but sice we'll hit 100 in only 6 more posts..I'll let someone else point out the implications of just such an activity.

Re:Eric Clapton
Friday, April 01 2005 @ 09:15 AM CST

Wait, wait, there's more

Fifth Century, second quatrain,

"Beware the jabberwock, my son"
"Beware the darkness lingers"
"Leather-clad, but most of all"
"Beware of pulling fingers"

it goes on to talk about slender people descending into a cavern, in an appendix to the Prophet Victory from the land of Crockett.