Even if the sex tape stuff is real, I'd bet that's not Trump's primary motivation for "working with" Russia. He's shameless, soulless and brazen -- tough to blackmail someone like that. Money is the reason he genuflects before the Kremlin altar.

this is the modern doonsberry.

there has been silence from the flynn camp...i think we all know what that means.

I've been kinda waiting for 1993's lists. I remember it as a pretty solid year, particular for some new acts. A couple not mentioned yet as well. I'll try and get my '93 list up this morning. I was gone all day yesterday. I do agree with (was it Wylie?) who commented on Dino's list....... some good stuff on there!!
I kinda think you'll be surprised at a couple of mine.

thanks Bob....i look forward to your list.....i always learn some new music.

i say this in a very cynical and partisan way....it is better for the dems that roy moore does not drop out......he will lose.
if he drops out the governor could delay the election and the party could install a new candidate...i dont think they can take moore out.

Or Moore wins and is the face of the GOP going into 2018.......

Hillary and the DNC were happy when Trump got the GOP nomination, too. The mere fact that the "liberal elite" criticizes these clowns is enough to make their supporters dig in and vote for them no matter what info comes to light.

I liked a lot of stuff (apparently) in 1993. I made sure that everything on my list for this year----I still listen to a lot (or I left it off!)

1. Sand Rubies --- "Sand Rubies" (The former Sidewinders hit a peak. Lead guitar and hook dominated desert ROCK--Great rock LP.)
2. Radiohead ---- "Pablo Honey" (Their Debut CD---IF you could have predicted how successful they'd ultimately be---you'd get a gold star!)
3. Counting Crows -- "August and Everything After" (produced by T-Bone!!) Stands up really well, even today!
4. Cracker ---- "Kerosene Hat" (Contains the monster Rock anthem "Low")
5. BoDeans ---- "Go Slow Down" (Executive produced by T-Bone) T-Bone also produced their debut!
6. Sting ---- "Ten Summoner's Tales"
7. Collective Soul ---- "Hints, Allegations, and Things Left Unsaid" (Their debut! and it had a couple of big big hits)
8. Daniel Lanois ---- "For The Beauty of Wynonna" (Not sure this qualifies as rock but if Sting does, then maybe..........)
9 John Mellencamp --- "Human Wheels" (Excellent, excellent release!) Very underrated gem in his extensive catalog.
10. Sheryl Crow --- "Tuesday Night Music Club" Leaving Las Vegas and much more on this one!
11. Dwight Yoakum --- "This Time" (I'm not joking, it's good.)
12. Jackson Browne ---- I'm Alive" (A return to form and he stays (mostly) off of politics) Though it is Jackson, so count on some pointed lyrics!

I'm gonna limit myself to two honorable mentions and they are ONLY honorable mentions and NOT on my list because they ain't rock!!
But they're both awesome and should be on my list. Especially the 1st one:
Rickie Lee Jones --- "Traffic From Paradise" (Just flat lovely--- help from Leo Kottke and David Baerwald, (among others) and complete with a cover of Bowie's "Rebel, Rebel" (Baerwald is also BIGLY involved on the Sheryl Crow release If I remember right)
and
Kenny Loggins --- "Leap of Faith" (Immaculately produced and highly emotional----mellow with a capital low----DON'T put this on at a party!)

EDITED to add: a personal favorite, but extremely little known, rock piece I forgot to put on the list.
The Watchmen ---- "McLaren Furnace Room" (I don't know hardly anything about this one. It was a promo CD I got from MCA records when I was a buyer and I just dug it!! I've listened to it semi-regularly ever since (every once in a while). I think The Watchmen were from Canada so maybe Crazy can enlighten us. They did have a later CD that is good, too but I always liked this one more!)

but here the dem is liked and women are angry.........very angry.

there are some im going to listen to...i consider ricky lee and kenny loggins rock or pop.....absolutely....i forgot to listen to the bodeans....rock has a bring umbrella......i will listen to sand rubies.....good stuff.....if you dont know it i think you will be surprised by aimee mann.

McConnell now calling on Moore to bow out.

Moore tweets in response (who's this remind you of?): "The person who should step aside is @SenateMajLdr Mitch McConnell. He has failed conservatives and must be replaced. #DrainTheSwamp"

your'e a puppet...no you're the puppet.

1993 was a decent year. Here's my list (in no particular order)

August and Everything After - Counting Crows
Tuesday Night Music Club - Sheryl Crow
Whatever - Aimee Mann
Sister Sweetly - Big head Todd & the Monsters
Perfectly Good Guitar - John Hiatt
The Rainy Season - Marc Cohn
Human Wheels - John Mellencamp
Time For Mercy - Jann Arden
The Wheel - Roseanne Cash
BoDeans - Go Slow Down

Some on the bubble:
Anodyne - Uncle Tupelo
Fumbling Towards Ecstasy - Sarah McLachlan
Everybody Else is Doing It, Why Can't We - The Cranberries
The Red Shoes - Kate Bush
Other Voices Other Rooms - Nanci Griffith
River of Dreams - Billy Joel
Harbour Lights - Bruce Hornsby
Yes I Am - Melissa Etheridge
Feels Like Rain - Buddy Guy