I can't stand the blues

[Wolter]

I completely comfortable with accusing Clapton of any crime on earth.

[Rat Patrol]

Unless there's some terrible interview with him where he explains that he wrote the song as a cash-in or something, in which case I take it all back. I profess a lot of "unknown unknowns" on this one.

There is. Or rather, there's one of him saying too-dispassionately that he doesn't think about it anymore, implication of career expediency doing its job.

It's the same interview where he doesn't apologize for his racist statements from the 70's.

[eumaas]

Unless there's some terrible interview with him where he explains that he wrote the song as a cash-in or something, in which case I take it all back. I profess a lot of "unknown unknowns" on this one.

There is. Or rather, there's one of him saying too-dispassionately that he doesn't think about it anymore, implication of career expediency doing its job.

It's the same interview where he doesn't apologize for his racist statements from the 70's.

[Flex]

Fair enough.

[matedog]

Unless there's some terrible interview with him where he explains that he wrote the song as a cash-in or something, in which case I take it all back. I profess a lot of "unknown unknowns" on this one.

There is. Or rather, there's one of him saying too-dispassionately that he doesn't think about it anymore, implication of career expediency doing its job.

It's the same interview where he doesn't apologize for his racist statements from the 70's.

I can't give him too much grief about it. So he got over the death of his son some 20 or so years ago and doesn't want to play it anymore?

[Wolter]

Unless there's some terrible interview with him where he explains that he wrote the song as a cash-in or something, in which case I take it all back. I profess a lot of "unknown unknowns" on this one.

There is. Or rather, there's one of him saying too-dispassionately that he doesn't think about it anymore, implication of career expediency doing its job.

It's the same interview where he doesn't apologize for his racist statements from the 70's.

I can't give him too much grief about it. So he got over the death of his son some 20 or so years ago and doesn't want to play it anymore?

You are barred from all discussions of musician douchebaggery, and you know it.

[eumaas]

Moved to the moral reasoning thread.

[BostonBeaneater]

did you make a sound?
when you fell out the window
did it leave a stain?
when you went splat on the pavement

[Silent Majority]

That's soooo last summer.

Animal Collective?

Live

Yeah, I'd take Vampire Weekend over Clapton in a heartbeat.

Me too, I'm not a huge fan but the last single was great.

Get Contra, it's good.

[Heston]

Unless there's some terrible interview with him where he explains that he wrote the song as a cash-in or something, in which case I take it all back. I profess a lot of "unknown unknowns" on this one.

There is. Or rather, there's one of him saying too-dispassionately that he doesn't think about it anymore, implication of career expediency doing its job.

It's the same interview where he doesn't apologize for his racist statements from the 70's.

I can't give him too much grief about it. So he got over the death of his son some 20 or so years ago and doesn't want to play it anymore?

He had no time for his son when he was alive, which makes the song all the more puke-inducing. Throw in his recent comments about the song and his racist past (not to mention his Live Aid involvement and general shitness) and you have a good case for public disembowelment.

[Wolter]

Unless there's some terrible interview with him where he explains that he wrote the song as a cash-in or something, in which case I take it all back. I profess a lot of "unknown unknowns" on this one.

There is. Or rather, there's one of him saying too-dispassionately that he doesn't think about it anymore, implication of career expediency doing its job.

It's the same interview where he doesn't apologize for his racist statements from the 70's.

I can't give him too much grief about it. So he got over the death of his son some 20 or so years ago and doesn't want to play it anymore?

He had no time for his son when he was alive, which makes the song all the more puke-inducing. Throw in his recent comments about the song and his racist past (not to mention his Live Aid involvement and general shitness) and you have a good case for public disembowelment.

Wolston Manor is lovely this time of year.

[ElvisIsKing1977]

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[eumaas]

[youtube][/youtube]

Can't go wrong with Howlin Wolf.

[Wolter]

[youtube][/youtube]

Can't go wrong with Howlin Wolf.

You can if you try to wear him like a hat.

[eumaas]

[youtube][/youtube]

Can't go wrong with Howlin Wolf.

You can if you try to wear him like a hat.

I beg to differ. My grandma wore him as a hat to church every Sunday.