Did You Know?
A rock legend recently explained how he was inspired to write one of the biggest 80's rock songs after he was caught speeding in Upstate NY while on his way from Albany Airport to Lake Placid for a show.
Thinking that the speed limit back in the 1980s was 65 MPH, this lead-footed rocker gassed it up to 62 MPH, only to get pulled over. Here's the rest of the story:
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"It took me 16 hours to get to L.A.
Gonna write me up a 125
Post my face wanted dead or alive
Take my license, all that jive
I can't drive 55!"
Sammy Hagar claims that he was traveling through Albany when he got the speeding ticket that inspired his '80s hit "I Can't Drive 55!"
Wow. What a blind audition on NBC's The Voice Monday night! All four judges turned around as 16 year old Moriah Formica from Latham wailed away on her guitar singing "Crazy For You" by Heart. The big question is, who did she choose to be her coach?
It's like a dream come true. 40-bands on three stages while you're camping out for the weekend, plus a demolition derby that you can actually participate in!
I honestly didn't think I was going to like this video when I first started watching it. I thought, what advice could Ad-Rock possibly offer to a young girl? But, after watching just a couple of minutes, I changed my mind. He experience as a rock legend, an actor, and as a grown man has given him a myriad of scenarios from which to pull some helpful advice for growing young women...
My handsome husband is literally an award-winning Rock, Paper, Scissors player! No joke, at one point he was one of the world's top-25 players!
But now, thanks to researchers at MIT, I can guarantee he'll be a champion.
As long as the person he's playing against isn't ALSO reading this right now...
OK, this guy might start to get a little annoying, but since we all enjoyed his diatribe about shooting fish in a barrel, I figure we should give him another chance.
Once again hear id German DJ, Flula and his thoughts on the game, "Rock , Paper, Scissors"...
I am a big fan of country music. I grew up with it in my house. Johnny Cash, The Statler Brothers, Charlie Pride, Alabama, etc. The list goes on and on. I also grew up a fan of rock music. Being a kid in the 80's I became a fan of the "Hair Bands" like Poison, Motley Crue, Warrant and so on. I still listen to it today and listen to alot of todays big rock bands along with the country tun