I guess it's I just object to the term terrible for guys that managed to carve out 15, 16 or 17 year careers with well over 1000 games...when you say "terrible" I think Will Butcher, or maybe even a Mark Frazer or Vishnevsky... But a guy who was desired enough to make 56 million dollars in the league and put in 1100 games just doesn't fit the description of "terrible" in my mind.
I’ll disagree but respect the fandom.
Never saw Zeppelin, but I saw the Stones on the Steel Wheels tour at Shea Stadium. I was a kid then. I'm pretty sure you're older haha. You probably saw the Jimi Hendrix experience. Heck, I wouldn't be shocked if I learned you went to a Mozart concert.
I don't like the lottery ticket analogy because it insinuates drafting late is all luck. Sure, there's some luck involved, but you increase that luck with good scouting and draft philosophy. It's more like a suicide pool -- sure, luck is greatly involved, but the smarter people have a far better chance of hitting it big.
I am realistically too young to have seen Zeppelin. They didn’t tour thr US after 1977. I was a relatively little kid then. I did see the Stones at MSG in 1981. I saw them several times over the years since then. Most recently in 2021 or 2022 in the Superdome with my youngest which was fun. Sadly I passed on seeing Page and Plant in 1992 or 1994 or whenever they toured together with that orchestra. I did see Plant at Preservation Hall which holds about 75 people and I was front row about four feet from him while he sang. Really amazing.
Fair enough
Perhaps. I think you just happened to hit a nerve with my all-time most hated Devil.
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But nothing is greater than Yngwei Malmsteen
Nonsense...In the history of the game there have only been 123 Defensemen to have played 1000+ games. None of them are "terrible". That's just ridiculous.
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Jack Johnson is terribleNonsense...In the history of the game there have only been 123 Defensemen to have played 1000+ games. None of them are "terrible". That's just ridiculous.
Here's a list if you want to see them
NHL Defensemen ‑ All-Time Games Played Leaders
NHL defensemen who hold the all-time record for the most games played in NHL. All-time games played leaders for NHL defensemen.
He does a few Zeppelin songs. You can YouTube them and see what you missed and decide if you want to catch him some other time. I think Levee Breaks works in his current context the others not so much.When I was in Montana Robert Plante and Alison Krause were doing a show. My wife and I toyed with idea of going... My wife wanted to go, I really didn't
Luckily for me the show was cancelled. The last thing I wanted to do while I was in Montana was see a decrepit Plant sequel to a country sound.
Robert Plant, Alison Krauss Missoula show canceled
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He wasn't always and a lot of those 123 were terrible at the tail end of their careers. That's the way a long career works.
Nonsense...In the history of the game there have only been 123 Defensemen to have played 1000+ games. None of them are "terrible". That's just ridiculous.
Here's a list if you want to see them
NHL Defensemen ‑ All-Time Games Played Leaders
NHL defensemen who hold the all-time record for the most games played in NHL. All-time games played leaders for NHL defensemen.
And Brock Faber. Another typical hockey player to be favorite on Guadanas lists. I spent a lot of time to tell why Schneider should be drafted in the first round or at least by top 20 pick, but I didn't tell nothing about why Faber should. Great young hockey player and I was just okay with him - liked him as a pick for LA but I didn't scream when he dropped to 45th selection.
There are no luck. People who think that trading picks is okay and they cost nothing , just dint understand what they are talking about. Good scouts drafting good players regularly in later rounds. Some will not translate the game on the new level, some will do it. This is literally how some teams have 10-15 prospects with nhl potential and some teams haven't even 5.
Nope. But I really like them.
You are one of very few posters who can speak about themselves in thr third person and have it be totally natural. Beyond that I’d say the Beatles exist ina somewhat different category than any other band from that era. Maybe they are only comparable to Elvis in some sense. It’s not a musical issue it’s more that they transcend popular music in some way. John and Paul’s boyhood homes are museums now. Places they have played have essentially become shrines to them (EMI studio gets renamed Abbey Road and the former Savile Row Apple building still has a memorial to them on the first floor and I think the Cavern Club has been preserved). Their movies aren’t just performance movies and their collectibles and memorabilia encompasses things no other group or artist from that era would have had. That said “best” is subjective and everyone has their preferences. When it comes to the Beatles you also have to decide how to asses their post Beatles albums. Are they a continuation in a roundabout way (I know John saw them as a continuation in some sense). I enjoy a lot of the classic rock era music and I am disappointed it’s somewhat ignored in popular music culture today by younger audiences.
