Eagles Mentions in the Press (2006 - 2017)

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Originally Posted by VAisForEagleLovers

No! That's not what I meant!! I realize you thought it was amusing, but I didn't get the impression the people that wrote it thought it was amusing, they really believe what they wrote. We know it's hogwash and so can laugh about it, but there will be some that read this and take it seriously. Actually, putting the link here means that if anyone who reads it gets curious, maybe they'll find us and get the real scoop.

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Ok :grin: Sorry about that, was being a bit grouchy....I have bronchitis and not sleeping well at the moment due to constant coughing :-( I'll be back online when I'm better! !
Makes me wonder how Don can do a 3 hour concert with bronchitis. ..... He must be a very strong and dedicated man! ! :smitten:

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Originally Posted by Lacken101

Ok :grin: Sorry about that, was being a bit grouchy....I have bronchitis and not sleeping well at the moment due to constant coughing :-( I'll be back online when I'm better! !
Makes me wonder how Don can do a 3 hour concert with bronchitis. ..... He must be a very strong and dedicated man! ! :smitten:

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Poor you - and poor Don. I'd volunteer to rub liniment on his chest though not yours, Lacken - sorry :hilarious:

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Originally Posted by DivineDon

Poor you - and poor Don. I'd volunteer to rub linament on his chest though not yours, Lacken - sorry :hilarious:

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LOL :hilarious:

Get well soon, Lacken! My Irish grandma used to actually eat some liniment when she was sick. I don't recommend you try that, but heck she lived to be 88 - a grand old age.

And AG, don't feel bad about not recognizing half the songs on the list; for a young 'un (for anyone, really) you have a much wider breadth of musical knowledge than would be expected. I'm very impressed that you collect vinyl albums. If I were to ask my 20-something nephews "What is a gatefold sleeve?" their faces would go blank and slack.

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Originally Posted by NightMistBlue

And AG, don't feel bad about not recognizing half the songs on the list; for a young 'un (for anyone, really) you have a much wider breadth of musical knowledge than would be expected. I'm very impressed that you collect vinyl albums. If I were to ask my 20-something nephews "What is a gatefold sleeve?" their faces would go blank and slack.

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Thanks again :). What got me interested in records was finding my dad's copy of Led Zeppelin IV.

You need to show your nephews the HC gatefold, if you haven't (it's one of the ones that made me say "wow gatefold albums are cool. I wanna collect them" when I first saw it online.) I've had fun just sitting down and looking at my copy. (Yes, this is my copy)
http://rs1283.pbsrc.com/albums/a552/...xt.jpg~320x480

I find gatefolds cool and unique, given how big they are. I have Yesź Yessongs triple gatefold album. Now that thing is sweet!

Lacken, I hope that you feel better soon!. Bronchitis is nasty! :yuck:

I usually skip articles on tribute bands but I read this one and thought it was worth sharing for the band leader's explanation of how and why he heads up an Eagles tribute band. It's more insightful than most bloggers and music journalists.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/suburb...604-story.html

Good article, and he's starting to think like the Eagles. Play where the sound is best!

What he says is very true. One of the hallmarks of an iconic band is that they have their fair share of tribute bands!

A very nice article by UCR about the 40th anniversary about the album, One of These Nights.

http://ultimateclassicrock.com/eagle...-nights-album/

Nice article thanks for the link