10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on March 05, 2008, 08:04:41 AM
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one o'these nites, we'll turn out yer lites. Oh, lawd, Mr Henley, how you talk!
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VHM PF, how I wish, how I wish
it would rain down you were here.
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"Cordova - de SMALL Chrysler." Don't call us, Ricardo, we'll call you.
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BOS Ricardo Montalban and his Coreenthian Lay-ther. WOS Sugarloaf. Yeah, I got yer number , all right.
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BOS2 Broooce. His car's out back if yer ready to take that loooooong walk.
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BOS2 Broooce. His car's out back if yer ready to take that loooooong walk.
I always loved the coda to "Thunder Road," though Bruce himself wouldn't have a great end until a few years later.
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WOS to "Shooting Star." A story song with not enough story.
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WOS to "Shooting Star." A story song with not enough story.
that's the point, innit? he shot to stardom and died before there could *be* a story. Don't you know?
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BOS2 Broooce. His car's out back if yer ready to take that loooooong walk.
I always loved the coda to "Thunder Road," though Bruce himself wouldn't have a great end until a few years later.
24 Hour Fitness + dermabrasion = heartland hunk.
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Oh ho ho it's BOS3.
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the dirty ol' 'oo go in-n-out-n-in-n-out.
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VHM EJ and his, er, Sugar Bear. Hearing "Meal Ticket" on KCDX the other day reminds me that despite debuting at #1 in Billboard, this LP did not produce the wide array of radio-beloved tracks that most Elton albums did . Just this, the title track and (secondarily) "Meal Ticket" (which really shoulda been a single).
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VHM EJ and his, er, Sugar Bear. Hearing "Meal Ticket" on KCDX the other day reminds me that despite debuting at #1 in Billboard, this LP did not produce the wide array of radio-beloved tracks that most Elton albums did . Just this, the title track and (secondarily) "Meal Ticket" (which really shoulda been a single).
BOS1 to Pilot, and BOS2 to EJ in a really demanding vocal performance. Another of the very first songs I remember hearing - I specifically remember the line about the butterfly. "Meal Ticket" is grand, but I'd've been equally happy with "Curtains" as a single. Or a track off the expanded edition that came out a few years ago, "One Day at a Time."
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HM to the sequel to "Saturday in the Park." My kinda sunshine pop.
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HM to the sequel to "Saturday in the Park." My kinda sunshine pop.
one of their weaker singles lyrically -- a blatant attempt at jumping on the (then-significant) nostalgia bandwagon.
But BOS4 Foggit, er, Foghat.
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HM to the sequel to "Saturday in the Park." My kinda sunshine pop.
one of their weaker singles lyrically -- a blatant attempt at jumping on the (then-significant) nostalgia bandwagon.
Harry Truman?
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HM to the sequel to "Saturday in the Park." My kinda sunshine pop.
one of their weaker singles lyrically -- a blatant attempt at jumping on the (then-significant) nostalgia bandwagon.
Harry Truman?
No - "Old Days."
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HM to the sequel to "Saturday in the Park." My kinda sunshine pop.
one of their weaker singles lyrically -- a blatant attempt at jumping on the (then-significant) nostalgia bandwagon.
Harry Truman?
No - "Old Days."
I'm in the minority that actually likes "HT".