1976 on Monday 4/4/05

[ggould]

of course queen will have to share the vote with kid charlemagne.

sorry I missed it.

[ggould]

(Amelia and I spent too much of the weekend rehashing "Sadie.")

(Shoot, I didn't notice when I hit post #1000!)

then revel in #1000!

[RGMike]

Anybody wanna go up to Greasy Lake?

er... no.

[Gazoo]

(Amelia and I spent too much of the weekend rehashing "Sadie.")

(Shoot, I didn't notice when I hit post #1000!)

then revel in #1000!

"go back and delete your least important posts"?  that'd take me down to #12!

[RGMike]

Carry on, My Wayward Katrina.

I'd love to hear Green Day cover this, actually.

[RGMike]

BOS2 Burton Cummings! yay!

[princessofcairo]

Carry on, My Wayward Katrina.

I'd love to hear Green Day cover this, actually.

gross. i can't stand his voice.

[Gazoo]

Ah, "Stand Tall."  Dennis DeYoung would've given his left nut to have written that one.

[RGMike]

so, shouldn't Manfred Mann's "Spirit in the Night" be a '77 track, if it was the follow-up to "Blinded..."? or did it actuallly come first and then get later re-released?

[Gazoo]

so, shouldn't Manfred Mann's "Spirit in the Night" be a '77 track, if it was the follow-up to "Blinded..."? or did it actuallly come first and then get later re-released?

I *think* "Spirit in the Night" came first, barely charted; and then when "Blinded By the Light" became such a surprisingly massive hit, "Spirit" was re-released.