Excluding SRV, and a few other notables, the 80's were pretty much a waste of time as far as my musical tastes are concerned. Of course, good things are always happening (and maybe I just can't appreciate Nelson for their hard work and creative approach to music), yet the 80's make my ears feel like my stomach does after a hard night of drinking, then downing the cup of coffee from hell (the 4am-found at a gas station kind).

I shouldn't be so harsh. Like I said, Stevie Ray's career basicly consisted of the 80's. Possessed released Seven Churches in 85. Mark Sandman and Billy Conway were in Treat Her Right, Faith No More came out in 89, and Primus were just getting underway.

I really can't think of anybody I'de paticuarly like to work with right now, but I would like to pick Mark Sandman's brain for a few minutes, that's for sure.