Craig Irwin

What the Electric Amish do are parody songs, not covers. But they are quite funny.

Although I think it's fine (he is wearing flesh colored briefs) and the lyrics are fine, I'll let those interested find Ron Jeremy's (yes, that Ron Jeremy) cover of Miley Cyrus's "Wrecking Ball" it's a hoot!

No snow here, but rain is in the forecast every day until Saturday. Yep, it's mid May, time for April showers. As long as it's above freezing I ain't complaining.

I personally liked Fleetwood Mac much better before those two joined the band. Search and listen the the early blues Fleetwood Mac, I think you'll be glad you did.

It's a new Honda, leave it alone and just drive it.

I'm impressed, my John Lennon Rolls Royce project may be doable.

As Ford owned Aston Martin as recently as 2007 I'd think that maybe the cars came off the same design table?

Stealing designs is nothing new in the far east, but patenting them is a new development. Who showed the Japanese how to build motorcycles? This account has been white washed, the true story is out there..... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rikuo_Motorcycle

Speed record at the salt flats. 150 MPH. http://eglivincent.files.wordpress.com/2013/12/001-01-rollie_free01.jpg Edit, I don't know why you have to click on the link, you should see the pic.

And they also covered The Doors.

And I have no idea why I didn't remember this one earlier. Duran Duran covers Dylan.

First the Shirelles, then the Beatles, thin Smith. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6atUODsWGs

My son has had models in the SA contest annual, I haven't.

I built models with all three of my children, and now build with my two grandkids, Lord willing I'll someday build with my great-grandkids. Have fun!

Sad but true, that thing looks like fun in spades, to bad the safety Nazis ruined the looks. (that and the front wheels)

After paying off all the bills, mine and my families, buying a 3 or 4 year old Chevy truck, (let someone else take the hit.) buy my parents and my mother in law new cars so I don't have to keep their old ones running anymore, remodel the house adding a couple of rooms, the fun could start. Buy out my boss and donate the building to the fire department for "practice", Buy the Local radio station that plays that "Cookie Monster" type of super loud disgusting heavy death-metal excuse for music that the kid that works next to me has to listen to, and donate it to a church group for a Christian Rock station so I could watch that kids reaction, pave my yard and paint it green and burn my mower, take a very long motorcycle vacation from on end of this country to the other on my Harley, and the best.... Start a charity that takes the poor and schools them and trains them for jobs but won't give them a dime unless they take the schooling.

This sums it up for me too.

I was there back in the prehistoric days at SA too, he and I were paired for a Christmas kit exchange. I never built the model I received, but it just got moved to the front of the line. RIP.

The Zepplin version was a cover. It's an OLD blues standard, I don't know when it was first recorded, but heres one from 1964. Even the Association recorded it before Zepplin. I will not subject you to the Association's version.

Nine inch Nails covered, don't worry, they cleaned it up.

Another Led Zepplin original.

How about this one then....

This will show just how far covers can go. (And no, the Animals were not the first) Again my love of psychedelia rears it's ugly head.

Mindy McCready (RIP) covering Linda Ronstadt. with just a bit if country.