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Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck = This is Absolutely Awesome

24 Dec

So I’m sitting down at my desk doing some work on some policies, and I was trying to think of something else to do. What do you do when there is nothing else to do? Yes, you go on youtube. Check out this video. It features Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton, who will be touring together soon. Imagine the possibilities.

ERIC CLAPTON AND JEFF BECK – NORTH AMERICA 2010 *
13 February 2010 – The O2, London (UK) – Tickets from bookingsdirect.com
14 February 2010 – The O2, London (UK) – Tickets from bookingsdirect.com
22 February 2010 – Bell Centre, Montreal (CA) – on sale 5 December. Click here for more details.
* For these concerts, Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck and their bands perform together and apart.

Lyric #23

10 Dec

So guys…finals are approaching for the writers of this blog. I know I’m burnt out already. Therefore, I find it necessary to post this lyric. Good Luck with the lyric and to everyone that has to deal with this academic warfare.

"These wheels keep turning but they're running out of steam"
hint: This guy has a very exotic pet/friend in London. The song implies a cardiac storage facility.
Answer: Keep Me in Your Heart, by Warren Zevon

Lyric #22

8 Dec

Ok guys…this one may be more difficult than others, but I think you’ll get it. I know Matt will. But if he doesn’t, I will be immensely disappointed.

“On soft gray mornings widows cry
The wise men share a joke;
I run to grasp divining signs
To satisfy the hoax.”

hint: the album reached #3  on the British Charts, and is gold in the US.

Answer: The Court of the Crimson King, by King Crimson

Lyric# 21

3 Dec

“Kids flash guitars just like switchblades”

hint: I wonder if they’re destroying Tarzan’s home…I also wonder if there’s electricity

Answer: Jungleland, by Bruce Springsteen

Lyric #20

1 Dec

Let’s see how you guys do with this one.

“If there’s a God, he is laughing at us and our football team”

Hint: you might want to use the eff word a lot if this were true, and name your home after it

Answer: Effington, by Ben Folds

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