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Why are Greg Maddux and Mike Mussina to retire this offseason? Mussina is "only" 40 and Maddux is "just"?

42. They could certainly every place for a couple of seasons. View Randy Johnson at age 45, still going and Jamie Moyer is 46. Do you think they want to retire before they are intercepted by a positive doping test? Look what happened to Clemens last year, will take, and look what happened last year to Rafael Palmeiro got stuck. Maybe these guys want to retire today if they will not tarnish his legacy with possible evidence roids. What do you think?

Could be, I surprised if Mussina was on roids, but I think Maddox has more respect for the game than that. It would ruin his reputation when he is a shoo-in for the Hall of Fame.

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Greg Howe – Greg Howe $13.55 Personnel: Greg Howe (guitar); Billy Sheehan (bass); Atma Anur (drums).Recorded at Prairie Sun Studios, Cotati, California.Personnel: Greg Howe (guitar); Atma Anur (drums).Audio Mixer: Steve Fontano.Recording information: Prairie Sun Studios, Cotati CA; Prarie Sun Studios, Cotati, CA.Photographer: Jamie Miller.During the mid- to late `80s, talent scout and Shrapnel Records owner Mike Varney was the ultimate source for new high-tech guitar virtuosos in the post-Yngwie Malmsteen era (Malmsteen was also one of his finds). Among the dozens of young guns who emerged from Varney`s stable, Greg Howe was one of the best. His debut album, Greg Howe, was groove-based, and favored funk and fusion flavors over gothic neo-classicism. It sounded fresh compared to the melodramatic work of peers like, say, Vinnie Moore. Front-loaded with two devastating tracks, "Kick It All Over" and "The Pepper Shake," Greg Howe is immediately engaging. Unlike other music in the note-heavy "shred" genre, these two pieces sound fun rather than academic; the irresistibly slippery grooves provided by the crack rhythm section of Atma Anur (drums) and Billy Sheehan (bass) provide a supple bed for Howe`s playful fretwork. Unfortunately, the rest of the album falls off a bit after that. The remaining tracks have some interesting ideas and plenty of enthusiastic performances, but sound more like vamps for Howe`s soloing than songs. A few premonitions of Howe`s more fusion-based future reveal themselves on Greg Howe, although it`s primarily a high-octane, indulgent rock romp. Worth hearing. ~ Andy Hinds Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Greg Howe – Greg Howe $12.73 Personnel: Greg Howe (guitar); Billy Sheehan (bass); Atma Anur (drums).Recorded at Prairie Sun Studios, Cotati, California.Personnel: Greg Howe (guitar); Atma Anur (drums).Audio Mixer: Steve Fontano.Recording information: Prairie Sun Studios, Cotati CA; Prarie Sun Studios, Cotati, CA.Photographer: Jamie Miller.During the mid- to late `80s, talent scout and Shrapnel Records owner Mike Varney was the ultimate source for new high-tech guitar virtuosos in the post-Yngwie Malmsteen era (Malmsteen was also one of his finds). Among the dozens of young guns who emerged from Varney`s stable, Greg Howe was one of the best. His debut album, Greg Howe, was groove-based, and favored funk and fusion flavors over gothic neo-classicism. It sounded fresh compared to the melodramatic work of peers like, say, Vinnie Moore. Front-loaded with two devastating tracks, "Kick It All Over" and "The Pepper Shake," Greg Howe is immediately engaging. Unlike other music in the note-heavy "shred" genre, these two pieces sound fun rather than academic; the irresistibly slippery grooves provided by the crack rhythm section of Atma Anur (drums) and Billy Sheehan (bass) provide a supple bed for Howe`s playful fretwork. Unfortunately, the rest of the album falls off a bit after that. The remaining tracks have some interesting ideas and plenty of enthusiastic performances, but sound more like vamps for Howe`s soloing than songs. A few premonitions of Howe`s more fusion-based future reveal themselves on Greg Howe, although it`s primarily a high-octane, indulgent rock romp. Worth hearing. ~ Andy Hinds Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Greg Howe – Greg Howe $17.16 Personnel: Greg Howe (guitar); Billy Sheehan (bass); Atma Anur (drums).Recorded at Prairie Sun Studios, Cotati, California.Personnel: Greg Howe (guitar); Atma Anur (drums).Audio Mixer: Steve Fontano.Recording information: Prairie Sun Studios, Cotati CA; Prarie Sun Studios, Cotati, CA.Photographer: Jamie Miller.During the mid- to late `80s, talent scout and Shrapnel Records owner Mike Varney was the ultimate source for new high-tech guitar virtuosos in the post-Yngwie Malmsteen era (Malmsteen was also one of his finds). Among the dozens of young guns who emerged from Varney`s stable, Greg Howe was one of the best. His debut album, Greg Howe, was groove-based, and favored funk and fusion flavors over gothic neo-classicism. It sounded fresh compared to the melodramatic work of peers like, say, Vinnie Moore. Front-loaded with two devastating tracks, "Kick It All Over" and "The Pepper Shake," Greg Howe is immediately engaging. Unlike other music in the note-heavy "shred" genre, these two pieces sound fun rather than academic; the irresistibly slippery grooves provided by the crack rhythm section of Atma Anur (drums) and Billy Sheehan (bass) provide a supple bed for Howe`s playful fretwork. Unfortunately, the rest of the album falls off a bit after that. The remaining tracks have some interesting ideas and plenty of enthusiastic performances, but sound more like vamps for Howe`s soloing than songs. A few premonitions of Howe`s more fusion-based future reveal themselves on Greg Howe, although it`s primarily a high-octane, indulgent rock romp. Worth hearing. ~ Andy Hinds Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Greg Howe – Greg Howe $13.4 Personnel: Greg Howe (guitar); Billy Sheehan (bass); Atma Anur (drums).Recorded at Prairie Sun Studios, Cotati, California.Personnel: Greg Howe (guitar); Atma Anur (drums).Audio Mixer: Steve Fontano.Recording information: Prairie Sun Studios, Cotati CA; Prarie Sun Studios, Cotati, CA.Photographer: Jamie Miller.During the mid- to late `80s, talent scout and Shrapnel Records owner Mike Varney was the ultimate source for new high-tech guitar virtuosos in the post-Yngwie Malmsteen era (Malmsteen was also one of his finds). Among the dozens of young guns who emerged from Varney`s stable, Greg Howe was one of the best. His debut album, Greg Howe, was groove-based, and favored funk and fusion flavors over gothic neo-classicism. It sounded fresh compared to the melodramatic work of peers like, say, Vinnie Moore. Front-loaded with two devastating tracks, "Kick It All Over" and "The Pepper Shake," Greg Howe is immediately engaging. Unlike other music in the note-heavy "shred" genre, these two pieces sound fun rather than academic; the irresistibly slippery grooves provided by the crack rhythm section of Atma Anur (drums) and Billy Sheehan (bass) provide a supple bed for Howe`s playful fretwork. Unfortunately, the rest of the album falls off a bit after that. The remaining tracks have some interesting ideas and plenty of enthusiastic performances, but sound more like vamps for Howe`s soloing than songs. A few premonitions of Howe`s more fusion-based future reveal themselves on Greg Howe, although it`s primarily a high-octane, indulgent rock romp. Worth hearing. ~ Andy Hinds Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

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