Your Favourite Quotes

[Troubadour]

Great quotes everyone. I especially love the first Glenn one you posted, Soda.

And ticky, fab quote - I've written it down!

[Maleah]

My favorite quote that comes to mind is a very recent one:

"How 'bout those Cubbies?"- Don Henley, Chicago 9-24-08

"Thank you and good night"

[Mrs Henley]

I remember one of Don at April 3rd!

"We sound like crap"

[TimothyBFan]

"Thank you and good night"

Ah... the memories!!!!

[Troubadour]

I remember one of Don at April 3rd!

"We sound like crap"

Aww! Any particular lead-up/context for this comment?

[Mrs Henley]

Aww! Any particular lead-up/context for this comment?

Don was talking about how they will sound on the other side of the cellphone, and than he said "We sound like crap" and Glenn screamed: "Listen, I'm at the Eagles!" and Don yelled "Iiiiiieeeee" We started to laugh and Don and Glenn looked at me and Stephanie and they started to laugh

[Troubadour]

LOL! Thanks for the background, Mrs Henley. How cute is that?

[Mrs Henley]

It was a lot of fun and very cute Although that was the whole concert.

[DonFan]

Don quotes are my specialty. Here's several:

Don on music:
"Music changed my life. Radio, the vehicle for that music, was my connection to the world that lay outside my small hometown. During those difficult, adolescent years, it was a friend in the dark; a messenger to a lover; a magic carpet; a ticket out."

Don at the Eagles induction to the R&R Hall of Fame:
"Accomplishment enriches life while fame always comes with a price."

Don on his children:
"Having children has made my passion for life even stronger. It refreshes life and helps you to see the world through new eyes."

Don on health:
"We joke about our good health in the Eagles. It is something of a feat to have a band from our era with no dead members, to be blunt, so I take some sort of perverse pride from that. I'm stubborn, and ornery, and I intend to outlive all my detractors. I actually intend to dance on their graves."


And a Glenn quote I love, about the release of LROOE:

"We need the records execs to say, 'It must be finished by September for a Christmas release.' We HAVE to have a deadline. We put the DEAD in deadline."

[Mrs Henley]

Don on music:
"Music changed my life. Radio, the vehicle for that music, was my connection to the world that lay outside my small hometown. During those difficult, adolescent years, it was a friend in the dark; a messenger to a lover; a magic carpet; a ticket out."

I love this one!
Thanks DF!