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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: mshray on August 10, 2005, 12:35:42 PM
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wow, Supertramp's "Rudy" with it's piano solo intro a la "Locomotive Breath".
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wow, Supertramp's "Rudy" with it's piano solo intro a la "Locomotive Breath".
wow, their log is way off, time-wise:
2:39pm RUDY by SUPERTRAMP
Album: CRIME OF THE CENTURY
I was just digging on The Beatles "There is a Place" and bemoaning the lack of early Beatles on KFOG, and that made me sad. I remember a discussion somewhere here about the disappearance of the Beatles from radio, and it seems like many sad things.
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"When the Music's Over"
maybe I'll go light some incense!
(http://planete.qc.ca/quisuisje/images/jim_morrison.jpg)
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"When the Music's Over"
maybe I'll go light some incense!
(http://planete.qc.ca/quisuisje/images/jim_morrison.jpg)
is it manson, damon, or morrison?
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"When the Music's Over"
maybe I'll go light some incense!
(http://planete.qc.ca/quisuisje/images/jim_morrison.jpg)
is it manson, damon, or morrison?
Jim, after I presume one too many beers at the Morrison Hotel!
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Pretty As You Feel
kind of a Katrina here, but I don't care!
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some Zep
Your Time is Gonna Come!
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Steely Dan
"Luckless Pedestrian..."
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another glorious DDT Katrina: "OM"
I sought this out, and scored a copy on iTunes!
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my daughter showed up to help in office, so no more old hippie music for a while. We listen to her iPod.
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speaking of the moody blues (and earlier of 3dn), this lucky television pedestrian happened upon a public broadcasting drive last friday evening: the 60's. live old and new performances by the grass roots, the moody blues, chuck negron, scott mackenzie, and an ubercool eric burdon.
and speaking of public broadcasting, i also caught the kteh drive last night. the feature documentary: the day after trinity. all about oppenheimer's pet project. quite a swell film. one of the missuses interviewed was a jane wilson from san francisco. i'm curious to know if she was the same jane wilson who served on the chope foundation board of directors. there was a really old woman named jane wilson on the board when i worked there...a little side project when i find the time.
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speaking of the moody blues (and earlier of 3dn), this lucky television pedestrian happened upon a public broadcasting drive last friday evening: the 60's. live old and new performances by the grass roots, the moody blues, chuck negron, scott mackenzie, and an ubercool eric burdon.
To me these were kind of lame, but perhaps I don't like admitting how old I've become.
and speaking of public broadcasting, i also caught the kteh drive last night. the feature documentary: the day after trinity. all about oppenheimer's pet project. quite a swell film. one of the missuses interviewed was a jane wilson from san francisco. i'm curious to know if she was the same jane wilson who served on the chope foundation board of directors. there was a really old woman named jane wilson on the board when i worked there...a little side project when i find the time.
I watched part of it too, but it was too downbeat for others, though I did get to explain the difference between an atomic and a hydrogen bomb to one of my daughters.