This evening’s RT selection is Keith Richards with Eric Clapton at the Crossroads Guitar Festival (2013) – Key To The Highway. Your tips in the comments.

Thread open.

An outstanding performance of canine musical freestyle at the Eurasia Dog Show in Moscow, from 2012. No, really.
Tips thread open.

Day 6 of my continuing battle with this virus. I’ve lost some weight though, so there’s that. So, a little mood music for your Thursday evening listening pleasure: Malleus Maleficarum, by Pestilence.
Your tips in the comments.

Tonight’s selection is inspired by the Four Horsemen who are throwing a keg party in my lungs and throat. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Requiem [Confutatis/Lacrimosa] . Conductor, Leonard Bernstein.
Your tips in the comments.

Yeah. It’s all about the Riders, Wally.
I’m all salt, beer and Hugo’s.

I didn’t know Saskatchewan had an official travel blogger & adventurer for the province of Saskatchewan.
Good idea, bad that I didn’t know.

Hillary beats Trump by 6, 16 months out.
That’s what happens when you put slimy and deceitful against arrogant and comical. People know what they get with the latter.
Just to be clear, Clinton is the former.

Day three of Maclean And Maclean Appreciation Week at SDA, and we launch this evening’s tips thread with the perky little tune, Dolly Parton’s Tits.

This evening’s selection for Maclean and Maclean Week at SDA is their 1980 classic, I’ve Seen Pubic Hair. Comments are open.

Tonight’s Reader Tips selection is somewhat unsafe for work. But you shouldn’t be at work anyway.

Their first album was a live recording titled Toilet Rock, produced by Skip Prokop of Lighthouse. Burton Cummings of the Guess Who appears on and produced the studio portions of their second album, Bitter Reality, although his management tried unsuccessfully to have his contribution (singing two short “dirty” songs) removed, fearing it would be harmful to his career. This challenge caused the album’s release to be delayed by several months, by which time the controversy had been widely reported by the media, and the track had been “leaked” to a Toronto radio station which played it on a weekly show featuring comedy records, making the attempted removal a futile effort, and the album was released with Cummings’ contributions intact. Jack Richardson, the producer of the Guess Who’s albums, produced the live portions of this album.
Controversial for their use of strong language, at one point they had to appeal for the right to perform at the level of the Supreme Court of Canada. The title of their album Locked Up for Laughs refers to an incident when they were actually put in jail in Kingston, Ontario after a charge of public indecency at a live performance. Their theme song was a rendition of “Ja-Da” retitled “Fuck Ya”, and it appeared on all of their albums in one form or another. It was often used as a closing to their live shows, following a “mutual heckling” routine in which the audience and performers jokingly shouted abuse at each other; the song would then be performed as a “sing-along” with the audience.

So, lock up the children and issue the trigger warnings. It’s Maclean And Maclean Week. (Or maybe just Maclean And Maclean Coupla Days.)

For tonights tips thread, we bring you the Sparks, performing “I can’t believe you would fall for all the crap in this song” (2009). The comments are open.

“There’s no mercy for a man and his weepings”. So warn the Damn Laser Vampires in Graveyard Polka.
You may think the lyrics nearer the end are the record played backwards, but no. Apparently, it’s just Italian.
Tips thread open.

Filmed on location in California: “Boulevard Of Broken Dreams” (2004) – Green Day.
Your tips in the comments.

From 1998, The Way, by alternatve rock band Fastball. Your tips are welcome in the comments.

Tonight’s reader tips selection is This Cowboy’s Hat, by the late Chris LeDoux. Good song.

Working late tonight, my apologies for the late tips thread.

A great little toe-tapper from the Pistol Annies – Takin’ Pills
Tips thread is open.