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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on January 07, 2008, 09:01:52 AM
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Berlin's on the Metro. VHM.
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Berlin's on the Metro. VHM.
BOS from me. Impossible to hear this and not think of JJ's "Steppin' Out," but that was '82, yeah?
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I get off on '57 Chevys, but aging rockers singing about 'em... notsomuch.
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I get off on '57 Chevys, but aging rockers singing about 'em... notsomuch.
WOS to Clapton's R&R<3, one of the least rocking songs of his oeuvre.
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The Right Stuff was '83? Wow.
HM to "Drop the Pilot." "So you're in love - what of it?"
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The Right Stuff was '83? Wow.
HM to "Drop the Pilot." "So you're in love - what of it?"
cute segue there, too. BOS Ms Armatrading.
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all the girlz crazy 'bout... three guys with silly fake beards?
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BOS2 U2 "40".
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yo, Mick's unda-cova !
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Someone playing "Undercover of the Night" on accordion is my visual of the day. HM to the Stones; I hated this when it came out but it's slowly grown on me over the years. Still one of their messier songs.
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VHM Roger Ebert when he was good.
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"it's just.. be-bop morning" Wha??? I associate this with '82.
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BOS2 U2 "40".
Seconded!
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BOS2 to "Mad World." I'm one of a select few who thought Gary Jules's morbid reworking of it an upgrade.
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BOS3 TFF, the orig "Mad World", suiting my mood this morning.
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VHM Roger Ebert when he was good.
Just got done with his book Your Movie Sucks. His writtten reviews are still consistently excellent, esp. about bad films.
P.S., if you don't know the story behind the title, look it up.
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BOS2 to "Mad World." I'm one of a select few who thought Gary Jules's morbid reworking of it an upgrade.
I prefer the original, but I certainly thought Gary Jules' version was a good cover, and it was definitely more suited to the film, which is the main point anyway.
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Everybody BOS's the "Train in the Distance", everybody knows it's true.
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OMFG! Super BOS4 "Train in the Distance".
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Everybody BOS's the "Train in the Distance", everybody knows it's true.
Even though that first line of the first verse makes me want to sing "I remember Sunday mornings, I would meet him at the park ..."
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VHM Roger Ebert when he was good.
Just got done with his book Your Movie Sucks. His writtten reviews are still consistently excellent, esp. about bad films.
sadly, since his illness, he's not the same, he pretty much gives 4 stars to everything, which might be a "I'm just glad to be alive and seeing *any* movies" kinda thing, but still...
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Everybody BOS's the "Train in the Distance", everybody knows it's true.
Had forgotten that this is another Alison.
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Everybody BOS's the "Train in the Distance", everybody knows it's true.
Even though that first line of the first verse makes me want to sing "I remember Sunday mornings, I would meet him at the park ..."
What is the point of this story?
What information pertains?
;)
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Nice job on the "go to bed" segue here! And BOS 3 to Robert Smith and co. (though he's shaking even more like milk these days now that alcohol's taken its toll in more ways than one).
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Ginger keeps the astronaut theme going with Tears of Enjerkment, as I used to call it.
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Nice job on the "go to bed" segue here! And BOS 3 to Robert Smith and co. (though he's shaking even more like milk these days now that alcohol's taken its toll in more ways than one).
so he really DOES need to go to bed, then...
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And she's doing '75 tomorrow - yippee!
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And she's doing '75 tomorrow - yippee!
ditto that yippee.
I'm off to a 10:00 meeting (2 hours -- UGH!) so enjoy Dave.