Knox Harrington

Anyone have an update or additional information?

The Hard Rock posted this morning that the show is "currently scheduled as planned," but "[a]ny changes will be announced promptly."

Steven Wilson: Porcupine Tree, Solo, Blackfield, Storm Corrosion, No-Man, Bass Communion

Mike Portnoy: Dream Theater, Liquid Tension Experiment, Transatlantic, Avenged Sevenfold, Neal Morse Band, etc.

Phil Anselmo: Pantera, Down, Superjoint Ritual

I've lived in Bucktown for 15 years. Cannot recall water levels remotely approaching these (aside from Ida, when we got TF). Rain has subsided, but winds still blowing, fairly fiercely.

I live a block from the Lake (2" to go before water intrusion), but my friend/neighbor lives on the corner of W. Esp. (water already in her residence). I can confirm Pontiff pumps are not currently operational.

Life and limb...safe. But, insane water levels for a C1/2.

Lastly, God bless the information providers in here, and God damn the idiotioc, foolish, shite-posting, excrement-worshipping buffoons flooding the thread with floating garbage.

Peace.

Greetings, music fans.

Quick note: For fans of elaborate, fun, technically profound, often epic progressive rock, I humbly suggest checking out Moon Safari from Sweden.

I personally started the journey with their latest album, Himlabacken Vol. 2, a treasure trove of spectacular songwriting and execution. Your ears and orbitofrontal cortex will surely thank you.

Enjoy, if you so choose, and have a nice weekend.

Sex is integral to a sound marriage, at least in my 42-year-old existence.

Is it seminal? Possibly not. I have three kids, coach them in numerous sports, integrally involved in their lives, etc. Likewise rewarding. Particularly so for a large volume of unrelated reasons.

But, sex still, after 15 years of mostly positive marriage experience: (1) refreshes our gig; (2) feels great; (3) decreases the mundane aspect of daily grind; and (4) on a good day, performance-wise, provides a reason for freshly laundered sheets the following evening.

Sex with a committed partner is very valuable, in this writer's opinion.

PSA: For fans of thoughtful, ambitious, spatial, surreal, and simultaneously jarring but moving progressive music, I highly encourage you to check out Earthside's new album ("let the truth speak").

This band is rapidly ascending in the prog world. Strap onto the rocket while while you still can.

Thanks to all!

First (non-festival): Veruca Salt & Bush (UNO, 3-25-97)
Last: Between the Buried and Me (HOB, 7-23-23)
Next: Coheed & Cambria (Fillmore, 9-10-23)

I am in the market for a golf cart, mainly to drive around my neighborhood (Bucktown in JP), but potentially beyond. In preliminarily researching, it appears that (1) only designated LSVs (low speed vehicles) can legally operate on ANY street, regardless of speed limit, aside essentially from designated roadways which are generally near golf courses; and (2) only LSVs are sold with a title (golf carts are sole with serial number and possibly a chain of manufacture).

Apparently, I could still purchase a golf cart and insure it, but the DMV would not provide a plate without a title. Of course, people drive golf carts around residential neighborhoods in which they are not allowed all the time, without plates (and sometimes without insurance).

Is any of the above inaccurate? I want to make sure I have the issues refined before I make a purchase.

And, second question: Can anyone recommend a used LSV and/or golf cart dealer within about an hour of NOLA?

Any and all input and information is greatly appreciated.

He played (fantastically) on two of my favorite jazz records ever, which both happen to be Miles masterpieces: "In a Silent Way" and "Bitches Brew."

Obviously, his career requires no heralding, but the man was a magician on the sax.

I wish we had more musicians like Wayne Shorter around, genre irrelevant. He will be missed. RIP.