Billy Gibbons – La Grange
An evening pause: The ZZ top song, performed live from Daryl’s House. Has a really interesting short interview with Gibbons near the end talking about guitar strings..
Hat tip Cotour.
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When someone writes “Lagrange” here, everyone thinks of a French mathematician.
Advocating for the Gateway at EML-1or 2 is he?
@M Puckett
I argue, and I would dig up Mon Signore (because he was actually Italian) Lagrange up to prove it: That this imaginary Gateway thing better be sent to L3 where we can’t see it. Or even better halfway there, i.e. into the Sun.