BSF21 wrote: Thu Mar 15, 2018 7:48 amThe Americana ones are tough because the live albums are so much better. Back to Tulsa and Reckless Kelly Was Here are two I'm sneaking into the cabin, regardless of what Counselor MrD says.

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BSF21 wrote: Thu Mar 15, 2018 7:48 amThe Americana ones are tough because the live albums are so much better. Back to Tulsa and Reckless Kelly Was Here are two I'm sneaking into the cabin, regardless of what Counselor MrD says.
BSF21 wrote: Thu Mar 15, 2018 7:48 amThe Americana ones are tough because the live albums are so much better. Back to Tulsa and Reckless Kelly Was Here are two I'm sneaking into the cabin, regardless of what Counselor MrD says.A_B wrote: Thu Mar 15, 2018 7:45 am Great pick. Not sure which studio album I'd have gone with. Cody says the next departed album is back to his roots, so I am really looking forward to that.
[erases Lamb Lies Down from list]
Judge not this race by empty remains
Do you judge God by his creatures when they are dead?
For now, the lizard's shed it's tail
This is the end of man's long union with Earth.
Controversial pick? Maybe.
Ah. Ok. I only looked at the last four or five pages. Makes sense now. And 'Green Mind' is just as good as 'Where You Been', if not better, but i prefer 'Where you Been' because it feels more like a complete album. Thumb is my favourite song of all time and it's on Green Mind, so whoever picked it gets a thumbs up from me.sancarlos wrote: Fri Mar 16, 2018 1:05 am Hey, THC, the way it works is once an album is chosen, that artist is off the board. Dinosaur Jr. got picked pretty early on (Green Mind).
I love that Rancid album, too.
I laughed.
Yeah I was thinking about Art Garfunkel, too.BSF21 wrote: Fri Mar 16, 2018 9:17 am I was actually thinking about Genesis too but thought someone had picked Phil Collins and that took them out.
Looking back that was Paul Simon...
Hell yes. I mean, flip the script a bit: The Band was after Dylan came off the board, no?P.D.X. wrote: Fri Mar 16, 2018 9:58 am I'm gonna assume (by several very strong arguments that I'm not going to type out) that Peter Gabriel is still available.
I kid you not. I went to sleep pondering Jailbreak, Hot Rats and All Things Must Pass. I’d have chosen Harrison had I not placed the qualifier of needing an LP that rocks out upon myself. Fantastic album.rass wrote: Fri Mar 16, 2018 10:19 am All things must pass, but not this round without me taking this album.
If I had my own draft of ex-Beatles solo songs, I'm pretty sure I would take a handful of Lennon songs first, but the rest of the top 10 would be mostly Harrison, and I think this is definitely the best overall album any of them released.
You are welcome friend!howard wrote: Sun Feb 11, 2018 5:48 pm SUPREME COURT OF THE SPORTS FROG
IN THE NATION OF THE SWAMP
The Honorable Chief Justice Howard in New York
Rush2112 on behalf of himself and others members
Of the Sportsfrog Album Draft similarly situated
Class Plaintiffs
Vs
Mister d, administrator of the Sportsfrog Album Draft
Defendant
A CLASS ACTION
11 February 2018
ORDER OF PERMANENT INJUNCTION
The Supreme Court of The Sports Frog, after careful consideration of the facts, has decided in the matter named above the following injunctive relief for the plaintiffs in the class action.
This injunction is effective immediately, and to be enforced with the full force of law by mister d, administrator of the Sportsfrog Album Draft.
1.) Preliminary injunction of 11 February 2018 is lifted; the Sportsfrog Album Draft is to be resumed.
2.) Upon resumption of the draft, member and plaintiff Rush2112 has the option to revise his last selection, Round 2 pick 9 (27th overall) in light of today’s ruling. The time limit for his decision to let stand his pick or submit a different choice shall be the same time for regular picks in this draft, the clock beginning to run at the time of publication of this order.
3.) Some bands/groups will be considered to be synonymous with a single artist for purposes of this draft. Some other bands/groups will be defined as entities with bodies of work separate from that of the solo work of the members.
Addendum to 3.) The band The Cream is designated to be synonymous with the solo work of Eric Clapton, as laid forth below in section 8.)a.) of this order.
4.) An arbitrator will be assigned to make the distinction of which of these two classes a given band/group is assigned. The arbitrator shall have powers and duties defined below, in addition to making this distinction.
5.) Solo work of the members of the bands/groups assigned to the second classification above shall be considered separate from the work of the group, and subject to the draft separately. This order reverses the prior rule dictating selection of a group confers possession of all solo work of the members of said group. This order is necessary because of the varied work of many individuals both prior to and subsequent to their primary or most famous group work.
6.) Supergroups shall be defined by the arbitrator, and shall be either deemed ineligible for this draft or to be considered as entities with bodies of work separate from the other work of its members, and eligible for selection w/o attachment of that other work. The draft administrator and defendant, mister d, shall decide the question of eligibility of supergroups.
7.) The draft administrator and defendant, mister d, shall designate an arbitrator for this draft. The arbitrator will
a.) assign bands/groups into one of two classes, defined in item #5 above;
b.) designate certain bands/groups as supergroups;
c.) be available to any member of this draft for consultation and ruling on a prospective draft choice, via private message or email;
d.) provide the rationale for his/her decision publically, upon request from any member of this draft;
e.) not be subject to appeal of any of his/her rulings;
f.) chosen purely at the discretion of draft administrator mister d, and can be himself, Chief Justice Howard, or any other person of his choice;
g.) serve the duration of this draft, although the draft administrator shall have the authority to dismiss the arbitrator at any time, for any reason;
8.) This order sets forth six specific designations relating to draft choices already made, including the draft choice of Round 2 pick 9 subject to revision by Rush 2112. Those designations are as follow:
a.) The Cream is considered synonymous with the solo work of Eric Clapton
b.) The selection of The Beatles does not include the subsequent solo work of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison or Ringo Starr; those four individuals are subject to selection in this draft
c.) Led Zeppelin is not considered a supergroup and is eligible for this draft. The choice does not include the prior or subsequent work of Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones or John Bonham
d.) The Traveling Wilburys and The Highwaymen are designated as supergroups; the selections of Johnny Cash and Tom Petty shall not include their work in these two supergroups.
e.) CSN/CSNY/Crosby and Nash are designated a group separate and distinct from the solo work of their members. The selection of Neil Young shall not include the work of CSNY, nor shall it preclude the eligibility of CSN/CSNY/Crosby and Nash for subsequent selection in this draft.
f.) The selection of Pearl Jam shall not impinge upon the eligibility of Neil Young’s subsequent selection. The Neil Young album entitled Mirror Ball, which featured the members of Pearl Jam, shall be considered in the solo work of Mr. Young. Sorry, Eddie.
This permanent injunction shall have the force of law, effective immediately upon publication, 11 February 2018. All hail the wise and powerful Chief Justice Howard!
I think John Lennon is what Jack White was trying to channel when he wrote that insipid Seven Nation Army. His (Lennon) stuff can be so damn anthemic when he wanted it to be. Also, Lennon was in the here and now, where Harrison was in the spiritual realm, if that makes sense.rass wrote: Fri Mar 16, 2018 10:19 am All things must pass, but not this round without me taking this album.
If I had my own draft of ex-Beatles solo songs, I'm pretty sure I would take a handful of Lennon songs first, but the rest of the top 10 would be mostly Harrison, and I think this is definitely the best overall album any of them released.
If everyone picked at your pace, we'd be mid-2nd round right now. Some people have less to do.BSF21 wrote: Fri Mar 16, 2018 12:13 pmI kinda like the pace and reading everyone's selections for what it's worth.
Whatever, it's your draft. I just like reading what everyone draws up when it'd their turn. I maintain I've enjoyed the pace of 4-5 picks per day.
Even if it drops to an album a day...It’s about appreciating re-discovering the deeper, more arcane artists soon enough anyway. That takes time..
Agreed