classic

We're finishing up cleaning out the Townsquare Tower... and Mark gave the green light to get rid of these.

Were you a Partridge Family fanatic back in the day?

This is one of my dad's favorite films.

I'm not what you would call a gear head by any means, but I have a great respect for American Muscle Cars. The older I get, the less likely it seems that I will actual own one of these classics, but since Burn The Point is coming up, I thought I'd post my dream list...

Hard-core Black Sabbath fans know the significance of Tony Iommi‘s retired red 1965 Gibson SG guitar — easily identifiable by its cartoon monkey sticker — to the band’s catalog and touring history. As the reunited Sabbath moves forward with a new album and tour, Iommi will be armed with two new replicas of the trusty guitar made specifically for him by a craftsman in the band’s hometown of Birming

The Allman Brothers Band will release three live and archival CDs and one DVD on Dec. 6 as part of a new distribution deal that gives the band control of their own music to an unprecedented level. “Finally, after 40 years, (the band) are making records for their own label, without any interference from non-musicians,” says Gregg Allman.

The James Gang in 1971 with a young Joe Walsh.

A young and edgar Ted Nugent and the Amboy Dukes way way back in the day. Note singer Rusty Day who went on to sing for a band named Cactus.

Check out the Wilson gals when they were young.