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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on February 04, 2005, 08:01:55 AM
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take a little trip, take a little trip...
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"Who Loves You" baby? ah, the era of the Disco Comeback!
I once thought he was singing "it's hard to make-believe you're happy when you're gay"
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Duuuude! "Stranglehold"!
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I missed "Who Loves Ya, Baby." :cry:
Tuned in just in time for what sounds like Fleetwood Mac.
1975's such a rich year for tunes, I don't even know what I want to hope for while I have this tenuous internet connection. "Dr. Wu" is tasty 'nuff for starters. Maybe some "Magic" or "Trampled Underfoot" or "Supernatural Thing"? (I know, the latter won't happen, ah well.)
In the summer of '75 / All the world's gonna come alive ...
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Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. "Come in here, dear boy..."
Wish Dave'd unearth the disco version of this some morning.
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WOS - Floyd, "Have a Cigar." I'm sorry, but this band has absolutely no emotional impact on me whatsoever.
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WOS - Floyd, "Have a Cigar." I'm sorry, but this band has absolutely no emotional impact on me whatsoever.
Actually, except for Dark Side..., which is obviously a cultural touchstone to people of a certain age, I'd wager most of their stuff doesn't really have an emotional impact on most people. And once Alan Parsons proved you could sell millions by doing Pink Floyd Lite... it was over.
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It's Magic!
(http://www.doughenning.com/newimages/dougfire.jpg)
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Oh ho HO! it's Gaz's BOS!
And WOS to the Eagles, a song I've heard WAY too many times.
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It's Magic!
(http://www.doughenning.com/newimages/dougfire.jpg)
between your avatar and the pic, that is the Gayest. Post. Ever.
Flaming hoop... Flaming magician!
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It's Magic!
(http://www.doughenning.com/newimages/dougfire.jpg)
between your avatar and the pic, that is the Gayest. Post. Ever.
Taking it to the Limit
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A serious lyric-analysis question:
"Philadelphia Freedom took me knee-high to a man / Gave me peace of mind my daddy never had." Am I hearing this line correctly, or mondegreening it? I read the line as: Elton finds freedom/liberte in going down on a guy, and suspects that his daddy silently wanted to do the same but never did. A bizarre sentiment for a #1 hit, ne?
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between your avatar and the pic, that is the Gayest. Post. Ever.
Taking it to the Limit
LOL x 2 !!
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That interpretation NEVER would have crossed my mind. hmmmmmmm
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That interpretation NEVER would have crossed my mind. hmmmmmmm
Me either... and I'm gay! I always figured "knee-high to a man" was a play on "knee-high to a grasshopper" (or whatever the expression is). Something about growing up or reaching maturity.
The idea of Elton on his knees is a visual I'd rather not conjure up this early in the morning.
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That interpretation NEVER would have crossed my mind. hmmmmmmm
Me either... and I'm gay! I always figured "knee-high to a man" was a play on "knee-high to a grasshopper" (or whatever the expression is). Something about growing up or reaching maturity.
The idea of Elton on his knees is a visual I'd rather not conjure up this early in the morning.
it's now noon, and i'd still rather not conjure up anything of the sort.
it's an immigrant song, gaz.
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TEN @ 10 LOG FOR 02.04.05
1975
1. War - Lowrider
2. The Four Seasons - Who Loves You
3. Ted Nugent - Stranglehold
4. Fleetwood Mac - Monday Morning
5. Steely Dan - Dr. Wu
6. Pink Floyd - Have a Cigar
7. Pilot - Magic
8. The Eagles - Take it to the Limit
9. Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run
10. Elton John - Philadelphia Freedom