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KINK, 8/1/06: Top Ten Tuesday
« on: August 01, 2006, 02:44:22 PM »
Cat Stevens : Where Do The Children Play
Midnight Oil : Blue Sky Mine
John Denver : Rocky Mountain High
Bruce Cockburn : If A Tree Falls
Marvin Gaye : Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)
Talking Heads : (Nothing But) Flowers
America : A Horse With No Name
The Pretenders : My City Was Gone
The Eagles : The Last Resort  
Joni Mitchell : Big Yellow Taxi  

well, I guess this was an ecology/anti-development theme, tho' I'm not sure where "Horse With No Name" fits in. But major props to Inessa for playing "Rocky Mountain High", one I've never heard in any 10@10.
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Re: KINK, 8/1/06: Top Ten Tuesday
« Reply #1 on: August 01, 2006, 03:01:32 PM »
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well, I guess this was an ecology/anti-development theme, tho' I'm not sure where "Horse With No Name" fits in.


A college friend of mine used to tell me about how his hippie-ish kindergarten teacher would lead the class in singing then-contemporary songs with an environmental/activist bent, and "Horse" was among them.  Guess "the humans will give no love" was the big payoff line there.  And I think they sang "One Tin Soldier," too.
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Re: KINK, 8/1/06: Top Ten Tuesday
« Reply #2 on: August 01, 2006, 03:04:13 PM »
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well, I guess this was an ecology/anti-development theme, tho' I'm not sure where "Horse With No Name" fits in.


A college friend of mine used to tell me about how his hippie-ish kindergarten teacher would lead the class in singing then-contemporary songs with an environmental/activist bent, and "Horse" was among them.  Guess "the humans will give no love" was the big payoff line there.  


And I always thought it was a drug-induced hallucination!
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Re: KINK, 8/1/06: Top Ten Tuesday
« Reply #3 on: August 01, 2006, 09:40:48 PM »
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well, I guess this was an ecology/anti-development theme, tho' I'm not sure where "Horse With No Name" fits in.


A college friend of mine used to tell me about how his hippie-ish kindergarten teacher would lead the class in singing then-contemporary songs with an environmental/activist bent, and "Horse" was among them.  Guess "the humans will give no love" was the big payoff line there.  


And I always thought it was a drug-induced hallucination!


Regardless, I know you'd agree with me that 3DN's "Out in the Country" should have taken the place of something there, probably the America.
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Re: KINK, 8/1/06: Top Ten Tuesday
« Reply #4 on: August 02, 2006, 07:36:30 AM »
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well, I guess this was an ecology/anti-development theme, tho' I'm not sure where "Horse With No Name" fits in.


A college friend of mine used to tell me about how his hippie-ish kindergarten teacher would lead the class in singing then-contemporary songs with an environmental/activist bent, and "Horse" was among them.  Guess "the humans will give no love" was the big payoff line there.  


And I always thought it was a drug-induced hallucination!


Regardless, I know you'd agree with me that 3DN's "Out in the Country" should have taken the place of something there, probably the America.


Oh my yes. Paul Williams + ecology = classic
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