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Main Discussion Area => Stream of Consciousness => Topic started by: RGMike on January 24, 2005, 11:10:04 AM
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this version of Sniff'n'the Tears "Drivers Seat" sounds like a mix I've never heard before... a 12" version?
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scenes from an italian resto again. such a fun song!!!
the 80's were just mean to people. killed their talent! :)
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the 80's were just mean to people. killed their talent! :)
if you mean Mr Joel... well, I think he did quite nicely with Nylon Curtain & Innocent Man, but yes, the early part of the decade was when he succumbed to his worst excesses. He had a major chip on his shoulder -- he wanted to be taken seriously as a rocker ("I'm better than Bruce") rather than the excellent pop songwriter that he was. I remember when "Glass Houses" came out, the critics were quite harsh; Rolling Stone said that if they gave polyester albums rather than gold & platinum, then that's what "Glass Houses" would deserve.
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Rolling Stone said that if they gave polyester albums rather than gold & platinum, then that's what "Glass Houses" would deserve.
well, that is a funny thing to say, harsh or not! :)
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Damn! Phone rang right in the middle of "Some Girls" -- I don't know if it was the censored or uncensored version!
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Geils! Live! "Musta Got Lost".
Peter Wolf, the original rapper. "Open up the door, bitch!"
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what's this song?
"iiiii i need your arms
to hold, yes hold me, through the night now
but if you're gone, i'm gonna miss you...
if you ever leave me, i'm just gonna die..."
some old r&b. can't place the voice...ah, the dj just said bob and earl? is that correct? i can't quite tell with his accent. i'm listening to dutch radio...
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and another:
"pearl's a singer
she stands up when she plays the piano
in a nightclub..."
????
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that one i found:
PEARL'S A SINGER
(Dino / Sembello / Leiber / Stoller / Vescoli)
Elkie Brooks - 1977
Bernadette Peters - 1980
jammin' song...in that jackie de shannon sort of way. go michael sembello! the man of many faces! mr. contusion!
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Bernadette Peters - 1980
!?!
Is she on your list? :wink:
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i don't think she's old enough....YET!!!
mmm...loves me some redheads.
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Today at least, the DDT track lists are showing you 1 or 2 songs ahead of the current one.
So I just went to check on the Zep tune (it was "Custard Pie", whoopee!!) and "Going To A Go-Go" was already listed (which is now playing) as well as "Jesus Just Left Chicago/Waiting For A Bus" (which thrills and delights me even more).
Yay!
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Not.
Actually it was doing that last week, too. Kinda fun, knowing what was coming up next (and the song after that!).
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i don't think she's old enough....YET!!!
Ms Peters will be 57 on 2/28/05...
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i don't think she's old enough....YET!!!
Ms Peters will be 57 on 2/28/05...
We should ALL look so good at 57.
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We should ALL look so good at 57.
I was at a loss for words when Mike said she'd be 57 soon!
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"The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway"... or is it just a "Trick of the Light"?
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"The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway"... or is it just a "Trick of the Light"?
It's both!!
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"The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway"... or is it just a "Trick of the Light"?
It's both!!
Then riddle me this, Batman...
Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad?
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Ms Peters will be 57 on 2/28/05...
i simply can't believe you.
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"The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway"... or is it just a "Trick of the Light"?
It's both!!
Then riddle me this, Batman...
Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad?
Don't know, but man could those mofos lay it down.
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Oooo! Stevie, "Golden Lady". What a lovely way to end my workday...
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Oooo! Stevie, "Golden Lady". What a lovely way to end my workday...
if that were bernadette peters, i'd like to go there.
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Memphis Blues Again.
When the Dead used to do this, we used to see who could be the first to pick out Weir's lyric flubs. Then he got a teleprompter.
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Memphis Blues Again.
When the Dead used to do this, we used to see who could be the first to pick out Weir's lyric flubs. Then he got a teleprompter.
the teleprompter era was actually pretty short. I thought it was mainly for Jerry, since he was so messed up. I'm not really defending Bobby, as he's famous for flubbing lines, but I have seen him do Desolation Row without a teleprompter before too. I play in a low class church band, and I look at chord sheets for every song. I can't imagine having to learn the hundreds of songs those guys played.
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Memphis Blues Again.
When the Dead used to do this, we used to see who could be the first to pick out Weir's lyric flubs. Then he got a teleprompter.
the teleprompter era was actually pretty short. I thought it was mainly for Jerry, since he was so messed up. I'm not really defending Bobby, as he's famous for flubbing lines, but I have seen him do Desolation Row without a teleprompter before too. I play in a low class church band, and I look at chord sheets for every song. I can't imagine having to learn the hundreds of songs those guys played.
Yeah, I think we just liked to pick on Weir. I should be more forgiving for those Dylan songs--they're incredibly long, lots of verses with lots of lines.
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"The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway"... or is it just a "Trick of the Light"?
It's both!!
Then riddle me this, Batman...
Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad?
Don't know, but man could those mofos lay it down.
no shit sherlock!
8) 8) :lol: :lol: :x :x :oops: :oops:
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This Moody Blues song is just godawful ("For My Lady").
:roll:
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Here's one for the Beejster: "Mr. Blue Sky"
For some reason I don't hate ELO songs with the word Blue in the title. Just one of those things.
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I'm not really defending Bobby, as he's famous for flubbing lines, but I have seen him do Desolation Row without a teleprompter before too.
Would it be bad form to ask the Deadheads amongst us about the "Bob Weir-is-gay" rumors? I had (straight) deadhead friends who repeated that rumor often back in the day ("Bob Queer" some people supposedly called him; "Weir as a 3-dollar bill", etc) and it was allegedly common knowledge. I know that he got married relatively late in life. Had you heard this or was it maybe an East Coast rumor?
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Would it be bad form to ask the Deadheads amongst us about the "Bob Weir-is-gay" rumors? I had (straight) deadhead friends who repeated that rumor often back in the day ("Bob Queer" some people supposedly called him; "Weir as a 3-dollar bill", etc) and it was allegedly common knowledge. I know that he got married relatively late in life. Had you heard this or was it maybe an East Coast rumor?
well, who really knows what goes on in the deepest closets, but since I have spent some time with him (we were in business together) I can only tell you that it seems pretty silly, considering all the girls I've seen around him (before he was married of course!) and the way he would react to the pretty ones going by at a trade show.
How's that for a run-on sentence?
I think it's real common for that kind of rumor when the guy in question is a cutie-pie, which most girls seemed to think of Bobby as back in the day.
Oh well a touch of grey
Kind of suits you anyway
That was all I had to say
And it's alright
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first Free Four, the Keep Talking
sweet
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Thanks, Geoff!
I'm not one of those everyone's-a-closet-case types; you hear rumors about a LOT of people. When they are repeated often enough from enough different sources (hello, Tom Cruise!), that's when you start to go "Hmmmm..." In some cases (Rock Hudson, for example) they later turn out to be true.