The Cars did tour, but only a few shows. I tried to go see the Chicago show, but I had a conflict. And Move Like This is a great album. Obviously Orr was not part of it which was a huge loss to fill. Most Cars fans love the new album, myself included.

The two I am holding out for are DC Talk, and Jellyfish. DC Talk is doing a cruise this summer, hopefully they continue to work together. When they are together, they have such a synergy.

Jellyfish are probably too far removed from their original work in the early 90's, but there is always hope.

If you watch the BBC documentary from last year, you will see why that will never happen.

Phil came back in 2007 and they did a nice farewell tour. I caught 7 of the shows in 3 different countries as I figured it would be it. I see that Phil is trying to do a few solo shows again, which I hope he comes back to the US. His voice sounds like it's better than ever.

I caught their tour a few years ago at Summerfest in Milwaukee. I never saw them with Hook, but the show was incredible, as was the audience and overall vibe.

But they always sucked as a live band didn't they? I wanted to make it just to see Sad Song live.

Good call on Talking Heads, but doesn't sound like that will ever happen.

It has always been a wish to see the 87 Whitesnake lineup, specifically Sykes and Coverdale. However, it never happened and it never will. It's a shame as they had a great thing going for a short time.

One band that has gotten back together is The Zombies, one of the greatest 60's British Invasion bands after those roughagains from Liverpool. I've caught them once before and they are touring again if you get a chance.