I would assume Cleveland will keep Quinn for at least this year, that way they have more left in case what Anderson was able to do last year was some kind of fluke. 

I think they would probably be better off adding to the team with the pieces they could get for him, but NFL teams seem to like to have that insurance factor there.

I've always described Pride and Glory as Black Sabbath meets Lynyrd Skynyrd.  It's fantastic.

I really don't think you will ever find a better chill out album than Book of Shadows though.  It just showcases some fantastic songwriting. 

Like Pride&Glory said, it's kind of completely different animals, but I don't think you would be disappointed with either one.

-And by the way P&G, thanks for posting all the youtube vids.  At least I think thanks, I sorta wanted to accomplish some things for the last hour or so, but I didn't.  It was awesome though.

I think the "What the hell is going on" is exactly why we're not talking about it. 

There's just too much to take in.  I mean, this show has always been that way, but especially now where they've switched to the flash forwards there's just so much more left hanging.  It stays consistently good though, that's all that matters.

Yeah, it's definitely their band, and the rest of the spots have been a bit of a revolving door through most of their career anyway. 

Although I saw Marc Ford solo this summer, and that was a really good show...  What the Crowes would sound like if they were a bit more of a jam band and didn't have as good of a singer.

March 4 huh...  Well, that's two records I need to buy that day.

I think this is just a new way to try to sell music as the industry move further down the shitter.

Guitar Hero is basically a medium all it's own at this point it's so huge, and this'll get kids who might not go out and buy some albums, but are looking for something new for their Guitar Hero into Aerosmith.

Although, it does kinda bring up images of that South Park Guitar Hero episode for me.