Mr. Jones' Alternates

Soda Fountain Rag was the first piece composed by Ellington, and it is catchy, even today. This has such a good rhythm and sound to it.

The moment when Bill Gates transformed from quiet nerd to pissed off needle wielding philanthropist on a mission to depopulate the planet. If Bill Gates really has turned into a genocidal psycho as some claim that he has, the contents of this video show the precise moment in time when this occurred. This should be a lesson to all of mankind to think about things before you do them, because the consequences could mean disaster for entire continents if you don't. Is it worth it to change the course of history? We simply don't know yet, but possibly not. LET HIM EAT PIE!

Personally, I believe this is a really good song. I've always liked Acid Bath as well, although some of that stuff is a bit dark, the band sounded awesome and in my humble opinion, Dax has a great voice and can sing really good. Dax Riggs, the former lead singer of Acid Bath prior to the tragic loss of one of their band members in a car accident while riding with his parents

Jewel Brown, whom Louis Armstrong refers to here as his "vocalist", performs in Berlin, Germany along with Louis and his All-Stars. This is easy to understand after hearing her sing, she was definitely a vocalist in 1965.

UPDATE: 2022.01.03 It has been brought to my attention from a source familiar with the subject that these tracks have been archived for the time being and there are no plans to release them. -------------------------------------------------------- Vinnie Paul, the Drummer for Pantera and brother of Legendary Guitarist Dimebag Darrell, also of Pantera, discusses 5 or so tracks that only he and Dimebag were on, no vocals, and they had been working on them for "Damage Plan", for a second record. They never finished the work on these tracks because Dimbag was shot and killed in late 2004 and as Vinnie explains he hadn't decided at the time of this interview as to what exactly he was going to do with the tracks but he wanted them to eventually be released so that Dimebag's fans could hear them. He mentioned that he had given thought to having some of Dimebag's favorite singers contribute to them such as Chris Cornell or some others. What became of these "lost tracks" where Dimebag and Vinnie Paul were the only musicians on the tracks, with no vocals and Dimebag on the base? Who has these tracks now, or holds the rights on them? Will we ever be able to hear them? Or have they already been released? I currently do not know the answer to this question. The interview with Vinnie Paul was published in 2016, and as most fans know, Vinnie Paul passed away in his sleep in Las Vegas in 2018. Did these tracks ever get released prior to his passing?

Hard to believe that it has been 17 years since the world was robbed of one of the baddest-ass guitarists ever to have lived. He was taken from us, but he'll never be forgotten. RIP Dimebag, thank you for sharing your talent with the ears of the world, your guitar will echo through eternity, no doubt....

Morpheus presents Neo with a choice: learn the truth about the world that he exists in, or remain oblivious and continue to simply exist rather than to live free from the Matrix

All of the best stuff, with some additional never before scene footage :) - Goodbye, Mr. Anderson.

Viewed from the lens of somewhat of a skeptic, and as the truth usually is when it comes to politics, force fed to the willful idiot, who is resuscitated after nearly choking to death on facts that could have come much easier. Ain't life grand?

Really dodged a bullet there buddy. That's like the slowest fast and the fastest fast I've ever seen... Do what? Do that. Do What?