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I'll go with Star Wars, by just a little, based only on the first three films, Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back and Return Of The Jedi. I loved all three of those, especially Empire. I've seen just one of the newer films and I was not impressed. I only really like a couple of the Star Trek films, The Wrath Of Khan and The Voyage Home (Star Trek IV). Luke Skywalker OR Han Solo?Burger King, I suppose. I like the flame broiled taste of their burgers. Would rather go to a real restaurant than either fast food franchises though. Would not touch that "impossible" whopper with a 10 foot pole.Alcohol. I don't smoke, NEVER smoked on a regular basis and tried pot four times in my life. I was NOT impressed with the results. McDonald's OR Burger King?Bacon and eggs. I'm on a Keto diet.All you can eat bacon and eggs...or all you can eat waffles??
Alcohol OR Cannabis?
Star Wars OR Star Trek?
Han Solo, but that may just be because I prefer Harrison Ford as an actor.I'll go with Star Wars, by just a little, based only on the first three films, Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back and Return Of The Jedi. I loved all three of those, especially Empire. I've seen just one of the newer films and I was not impressed. I only really like a couple of the Star Trek films, The Wrath Of Khan and The Voyage Home (Star Trek IV). Luke Skywalker OR Han Solo?Burger King, I suppose. I like the flame broiled taste of their burgers. Would rather go to a real restaurant than either fast food franchises though. Would not touch that "impossible" whopper with a 10 foot pole.Alcohol. I don't smoke, NEVER smoked on a regular basis and tried pot four times in my life. I was NOT impressed with the results. McDonald's OR Burger King?Bacon and eggs. I'm on a Keto diet.All you can eat bacon and eggs...or all you can eat waffles??
Alcohol OR Cannabis?
Star Wars OR Star Trek?
Bowling. I've golfed only a couple times in my life. Bowling is a great sport because you can drink beer while you do it. Chimichangas OR Enchiladas?Han Solo, but that may just be because I prefer Harrison Ford as an actor.I'll go with Star Wars, by just a little, based only on the first three films, Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back and Return Of The Jedi. I loved all three of those, especially Empire. I've seen just one of the newer films and I was not impressed. I only really like a couple of the Star Trek films, The Wrath Of Khan and The Voyage Home (Star Trek IV). Luke Skywalker OR Han Solo?Burger King, I suppose. I like the flame broiled taste of their burgers. Would rather go to a real restaurant than either fast food franchises though. Would not touch that "impossible" whopper with a 10 foot pole.Alcohol. I don't smoke, NEVER smoked on a regular basis and tried pot four times in my life. I was NOT impressed with the results. McDonald's OR Burger King?Bacon and eggs. I'm on a Keto diet.All you can eat bacon and eggs...or all you can eat waffles??
Alcohol OR Cannabis?
Star Wars OR Star Trek?
Bowling OR Golf?
I like chimichangas, as well. I'll take Turkey over Ham. How about Turkey OR Chicken?Chimichangas. Deep frying improves the flavor of lots of stuff...
Turkey OR Ham?
A month without a car. I don't know if I could survive a month without the Internet! The Beatles OR The Rolling Stones?Chicken.
A month without your car....OR....A month without the internet?
Tough one. Both are so seminal and influential. I'll take the Stones.A month without a car. I don't know if I could survive a month without the Internet! The Beatles OR The Rolling Stones?Chicken.
A month without your car....OR....A month without the internet?
I'll go with Brunettes, but just by a hair. (pun intended) Led Zeppelin OR Pink Floyd?Tough one. Both are so seminal and influential. I'll take the Stones.A month without a car. I don't know if I could survive a month without the Internet! The Beatles OR The Rolling Stones?Chicken.
A month without your car....OR....A month without the internet?
Blondes OR Brunettes?
Love both bands, but I'll go with Pink Floyd, my favorite band. They were truly unique among rock bands. Gilmour may not be the shredder type of guitarist, but he gets more out of one note than most guitarists get out of 20. Incredible tone and a pitch perfect voice. I do prefer them with Roger Waters though. The albums without him aren't quite as cohesive. Of course now that Rick Wright is dead, Pink Floyd is just a memory. Glad they put aside their differences and all got together again for Live 8.I'll go with Brunettes, but just by a hair. (pun intended) Led Zeppelin OR Pink Floyd?Tough one. Both are so seminal and influential. I'll take the Stones.A month without a car. I don't know if I could survive a month without the Internet! The Beatles OR The Rolling Stones?Chicken.
A month without your car....OR....A month without the internet?
Blondes OR Brunettes?
Muddy Waters. He's my favorite musician in ANY genre. His music was heartfelt and genuine. I like pretty much everything he recorded. I DO like BB, but not nearly as much as Muddy. Drummers - John Bonham or Keith Moon?Love both bands, but I'll go with Pink Floyd, my favorite band. They were truly unique among rock bands. Gilmour may not be the shredder type of guitarist, but he gets more out of one note than most guitarists get out of 20. Incredible tone and a pitch perfect voice. I do prefer them with Roger Waters though. The albums without him aren't quite as cohesive. Of course now that Rick Wright is dead, Pink Floyd is just a memory. Glad they put aside their differences and all got together again for Live 8.I'll go with Brunettes, but just by a hair. (pun intended) Led Zeppelin OR Pink Floyd?Tough one. Both are so seminal and influential. I'll take the Stones.A month without a car. I don't know if I could survive a month without the Internet! The Beatles OR The Rolling Stones?Chicken.
A month without your car....OR....A month without the internet?
Blondes OR Brunettes?
You like the blues... Muddy Waters OR BB King?
Keith Moon. He could really make the drums sing. The Who were never the same after he passed.Muddy Waters. He's my favorite musician in ANY genre. His music was heartfelt and genuine. I like pretty much everything he recorded. I DO like BB, but not nearly as much as Muddy. Drummers - John Bonham or Keith Moon?Love both bands, but I'll go with Pink Floyd, my favorite band. They were truly unique among rock bands. Gilmour may not be the shredder type of guitarist, but he gets more out of one note than most guitarists get out of 20. Incredible tone and a pitch perfect voice. I do prefer them with Roger Waters though. The albums without him aren't quite as cohesive. Of course now that Rick Wright is dead, Pink Floyd is just a memory. Glad they put aside their differences and all got together again for Live 8.I'll go with Brunettes, but just by a hair. (pun intended) Led Zeppelin OR Pink Floyd?Tough one. Both are so seminal and influential. I'll take the Stones.A month without a car. I don't know if I could survive a month without the Internet! The Beatles OR The Rolling Stones?Chicken.
A month without your car....OR....A month without the internet?
Blondes OR Brunettes?
You like the blues... Muddy Waters OR BB King?
I'll go with Entwistle, he was able to get the deepest, most booming sound I've ever heard from a bass guitar. Eric Clapton OR Jeff Beck?Keith Moon. He could really make the drums sing. The Who were never the same after he passed.Muddy Waters. He's my favorite musician in ANY genre. His music was heartfelt and genuine. I like pretty much everything he recorded. I DO like BB, but not nearly as much as Muddy. Drummers - John Bonham or Keith Moon?Love both bands, but I'll go with Pink Floyd, my favorite band. They were truly unique among rock bands. Gilmour may not be the shredder type of guitarist, but he gets more out of one note than most guitarists get out of 20. Incredible tone and a pitch perfect voice. I do prefer them with Roger Waters though. The albums without him aren't quite as cohesive. Of course now that Rick Wright is dead, Pink Floyd is just a memory. Glad they put aside their differences and all got together again for Live 8.I'll go with Brunettes, but just by a hair. (pun intended) Led Zeppelin OR Pink Floyd?Tough one. Both are so seminal and influential. I'll take the Stones.A month without a car. I don't know if I could survive a month without the Internet! The Beatles OR The Rolling Stones?
Blondes OR Brunettes?
You like the blues... Muddy Waters OR BB King?
Bassists - John Entwistle OR Geddy Lee?
Gotta go with EC on both quality and quantity of his work. The passion, energy, and virtuosity in his playing with Cream and Derek and the Dominos was just unbelievable. He's played with just about everybody and still sounds great. It'll be a sad day when he hangs it up.I'll go with Entwistle, he was able to get the deepest, booming sound I've ever heard from a bass guitar. Eric Clapton OR Jeff Beck?Keith Moon. He could really make the drums sing. The Who were never the same after he passed.Muddy Waters. He's my favorite musician in ANY genre. His music was heartfelt and genuine. I like pretty much everything he recorded. I DO like BB, but not nearly as much as Muddy. Drummers - John Bonham or Keith Moon?Love both bands, but I'll go with Pink Floyd, my favorite band. They were truly unique among rock bands. Gilmour may not be the shredder type of guitarist, but he gets more out of one note than most guitarists get out of 20. Incredible tone and a pitch perfect voice. I do prefer them with Roger Waters though. The albums without him aren't quite as cohesive. Of course now that Rick Wright is dead, Pink Floyd is just a memory. Glad they put aside their differences and all got together again for Live 8.I'll go with Brunettes, but just by a hair. (pun intended) Led Zeppelin OR Pink Floyd?Tough one. Both are so seminal and influential. I'll take the Stones.
Blondes OR Brunettes?
You like the blues... Muddy Waters OR BB King?
Bassists - John Entwistle OR Geddy Lee?
Tough choice. I'll go with Emerson, only because I liked his style a little better. Wakeman, to me, could be a bit too grandiose at times. Yes OR Emerson, Lake and Palmer?Gotta go with EC on both quality and quantity of his work. The passion, energy, and virtuosity in his playing with Cream and Derek and the Dominos was just unbelievable. He's played with just about everybody and still sounds great. It'll be a sad day when he hangs it up.I'll go with Entwistle, he was able to get the deepest, booming sound I've ever heard from a bass guitar. Eric Clapton OR Jeff Beck?Keith Moon. He could really make the drums sing. The Who were never the same after he passed.Muddy Waters. He's my favorite musician in ANY genre. His music was heartfelt and genuine. I like pretty much everything he recorded. I DO like BB, but not nearly as much as Muddy. Drummers - John Bonham or Keith Moon?Love both bands, but I'll go with Pink Floyd, my favorite band. They were truly unique among rock bands. Gilmour may not be the shredder type of guitarist, but he gets more out of one note than most guitarists get out of 20. Incredible tone and a pitch perfect voice. I do prefer them with Roger Waters though. The albums without him aren't quite as cohesive. Of course now that Rick Wright is dead, Pink Floyd is just a memory. Glad they put aside their differences and all got together again for Live 8.I'll go with Brunettes, but just by a hair. (pun intended) Led Zeppelin OR Pink Floyd?
You like the blues... Muddy Waters OR BB King?
Bassists - John Entwistle OR Geddy Lee?
Keyboards - Rick Wakeman OR Keith Emerson
I like prog rock even if it can be somewhat overblown and pretentious at times. I prefer Yes. I play keyboards and was drawn to Yes because of Rick Wakeman. The musicianship of the whole band is just incredible. Chris Squire, Steve Howe, Bill Bruford - all just top notch. I do prefer Greg Lake's vocals to Jon Anderson though.Tough choice. I'll go with Emerson, only because I liked his style a little better. Wakeman, to me, could be a bit too grandiose at times. Yes OR Emerson, Lake and Palmer?Gotta go with EC on both quality and quantity of his work. The passion, energy, and virtuosity in his playing with Cream and Derek and the Dominos was just unbelievable. He's played with just about everybody and still sounds great. It'll be a sad day when he hangs it up.I'll go with Entwistle, he was able to get the deepest, booming sound I've ever heard from a bass guitar. Eric Clapton OR Jeff Beck?Keith Moon. He could really make the drums sing. The Who were never the same after he passed.Muddy Waters. He's my favorite musician in ANY genre. His music was heartfelt and genuine. I like pretty much everything he recorded. I DO like BB, but not nearly as much as Muddy. Drummers - John Bonham or Keith Moon?Love both bands, but I'll go with Pink Floyd, my favorite band. They were truly unique among rock bands. Gilmour may not be the shredder type of guitarist, but he gets more out of one note than most guitarists get out of 20. Incredible tone and a pitch perfect voice. I do prefer them with Roger Waters though. The albums without him aren't quite as cohesive. Of course now that Rick Wright is dead, Pink Floyd is just a memory. Glad they put aside their differences and all got together again for Live 8.
You like the blues... Muddy Waters OR BB King?
Bassists - John Entwistle OR Geddy Lee?
Keyboards - Rick Wakeman OR Keith Emerson
Here in Valparaiso, Indiana, where we get snow and occasionally sub zero temperatures in the winter, I'll go with summer. Here's a fun one - Johnny Winter OR Edgar Winter?I like prog rock even if it can be somewhat overblown and pretentious at times. I prefer Yes. I play keyboards and was drawn to Yes because of Rick Wakeman. The musicianship of the whole band is just incredible. Chris Squire, Steve Howe, Bill Bruford - all just top notch. I do prefer Greg Lake's vocals to Jon Anderson though.Tough choice. I'll go with Emerson, only because I liked his style a little better. Wakeman, to me, could be a bit too grandiose at times. Yes OR Emerson, Lake and Palmer?Gotta go with EC on both quality and quantity of his work. The passion, energy, and virtuosity in his playing with Cream and Derek and the Dominos was just unbelievable. He's played with just about everybody and still sounds great. It'll be a sad day when he hangs it up.I'll go with Entwistle, he was able to get the deepest, booming sound I've ever heard from a bass guitar. Eric Clapton OR Jeff Beck?Keith Moon. He could really make the drums sing. The Who were never the same after he passed.Muddy Waters. He's my favorite musician in ANY genre. His music was heartfelt and genuine. I like pretty much everything he recorded. I DO like BB, but not nearly as much as Muddy. Drummers - John Bonham or Keith Moon?
Bassists - John Entwistle OR Geddy Lee?
Keyboards - Rick Wakeman OR Keith Emerson
Summer OR Winter?
Why not both?
Guess I'd take Edgar. Dude can rock out.
Fish OR Fowl?
