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Mar 23, 2012 06:57AM
All of Me Loves All of You - The Bay City Rollers
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Amelia wrote: "All of Me Loves All of You - The Bay City Rollers"
Say what you will, but the Bay City Rollers had some dynamite power-pop tunes.
Whether they actually wrote any of them is another matter entirely.
Say what you will, but the Bay City Rollers had some dynamite power-pop tunes.
Whether they actually wrote any of them is another matter entirely.
Clark wrote: "Say what you will, but the Bay City Rollers had some dynamite power-pop tunes.Whether they actually wrote any of them is a..."
I wore the hell out of their album when I was a kid.
::warns clark not to read this::I just spent an hour on my bike on the trainer, listening to John Denver songs. I love the pure sound of his voice, just like I did Karen Carpenter's. He's not as good when he goes up-tempo, so I tend to skip those.
Heidi wrote: "Clark wrote: "Say what you will, but the Bay City Rollers had some dynamite power-pop tunes.Whether they actually wrote any of them is a..."
I wore the hell out of their album when I was a kid."
ditto, I was a woody fan. lol.
Phil wrote: "::warns clark not to read this::
I just spent an hour on my bike on the trainer, listening to John Denver songs. I love the pure sound of his voice, just like I did Karen Carpenter's. He's not a..."
::warns everyone not to read this::
I like the John Denver song "Calypso." Fucking stoner...
And then there's this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0M1JJ8...
I just spent an hour on my bike on the trainer, listening to John Denver songs. I love the pure sound of his voice, just like I did Karen Carpenter's. He's not a..."
::warns everyone not to read this::
I like the John Denver song "Calypso." Fucking stoner...
And then there's this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0M1JJ8...
Clark wrote: "Amelia wrote: "All of Me Loves All of You - The Bay City Rollers"
Say what you will, but the Bay City Rollers had some dynamite power-pop tunes.
Whether they actually wrote any of them is a..."
I love the Bay City Rollers...and they are GREAT for drowning out my one boss that is clearly going deaf and walks around talking to himself incessantly .
Say what you will, but the Bay City Rollers had some dynamite power-pop tunes.
Whether they actually wrote any of them is a..."
I love the Bay City Rollers...and they are GREAT for drowning out my one boss that is clearly going deaf and walks around talking to himself incessantly .
Phil wrote: "::warns clark not to read this::
I just spent an hour on my bike on the trainer, listening to John Denver songs. I love the pure sound of his voice, just like I did Karen Carpenter's. He's not a..."
I actually love John Denver, Phil. I love to sing LOUD (when I am alone) in the car to John Denver songs; they just feel good to sing.
Edit: I used to get into "debates" with my roommate's mom (super conservative southern Church of Christ lady) in Lubbock about Johnny boy being a stoner. He so obviously was a toking Colorado hippie! She wouldn't accept it (she loved him). I asked her what she thought he meant by "sittin round the camp fire & we pass the pipe around" or whatever that one song says about passing the pipe around. She was convinced it was some kind of corn cob pipe with regular tobacco like her Papaw used to smoke on the back porch or something...yeah.
I just spent an hour on my bike on the trainer, listening to John Denver songs. I love the pure sound of his voice, just like I did Karen Carpenter's. He's not a..."
I actually love John Denver, Phil. I love to sing LOUD (when I am alone) in the car to John Denver songs; they just feel good to sing.
Edit: I used to get into "debates" with my roommate's mom (super conservative southern Church of Christ lady) in Lubbock about Johnny boy being a stoner. He so obviously was a toking Colorado hippie! She wouldn't accept it (she loved him). I asked her what she thought he meant by "sittin round the camp fire & we pass the pipe around" or whatever that one song says about passing the pipe around. She was convinced it was some kind of corn cob pipe with regular tobacco like her Papaw used to smoke on the back porch or something...yeah.
Clark wrote: "Phil wrote: "::warns clark not to read this::I just spent an hour on my bike on the trainer, listening to John Denver songs. I love the pure sound of his voice, just like I did Karen Carpenter..."
TOOTS AND THE MAYHALLS! Rock on dudes.
54-46 Was my Number - Toots & the MaytalsJohn Cage Bubblegum - Stereolab
View (East from the top of the Riggs Rd/B & O Trestle) - John Fahey
Paul wrote: "54-46 Was my Number - Toots & the Maytals..."Sublime 5446 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZue9X...
Hi Emily - wow, that was a great kind-of-version... thanks!
When I saw the Who at the Pontiac Silverdome in December of 1975 (total attendance was over 75,000 - what was I thinking?), Toots & the Maytals opened and were unceremoniously booed and bottled off the stage. That was a shame.
The Who's set was incredible but the sound quality in the Dome was perhaps the worst I've ever heard. And there were enough Pontiac cops on hand to put a serious dent in the day’s receipts at Dunkin’ Donuts.
The Who's set was incredible but the sound quality in the Dome was perhaps the worst I've ever heard. And there were enough Pontiac cops on hand to put a serious dent in the day’s receipts at Dunkin’ Donuts.
"Rapsutin" covered by Boiled in Lead (originally by Boney M)"Wind it Up" by Gwen Stefani
"Paper Planes" and "Bad Girls" by MIA
Clark wrote: "When I saw the Who at the Pontiac Silverdome in December of 1975 (total attendance was over 75,000 - what was I thinking?), Toots & the Maytals opened and were unceremoniously booed and bottled off..."
*SERIOUSLY jealous*
*SERIOUSLY jealous*
Clark wrote: "When I saw the Who at the Pontiac Silverdome in December of 1975 (total attendance was over 75,000 - what was I thinking?), Toots & the Maytals opened and were unceremoniously booed and bottled off..."I can't recall who opened for the Who in 1980 when they appeared at Hilton Coliseum. The main thing I remember is the stoned teenage boy who kept repeating, "Thaa WHooooo!" over and over and over. I nearly smacked him in the kisser, but I don't think he'd have noticed.
If you had said 1973 I would have guessed it was Clark.
Phil wrote: "If you had said 1973 I would have guessed it was Clark."
Saw them in 1973 as well, "Quadrophenia" tour, at Cobo Hall with Lynyrd Skynyrd opening.
Saw them in 1973 as well, "Quadrophenia" tour, at Cobo Hall with Lynyrd Skynyrd opening.
Cynthia wrote: "Clark wrote: "When I saw the Who at the Pontiac Silverdome in December of 1975 (total attendance was over 75,000 - what was I thinking?), Toots & the Maytals opened and were unceremoniously booed a..."
Blackfoot and the Only Ones played some dates on that tour.
Blackfoot and the Only Ones played some dates on that tour.
Yes, I do think it was Blackfoot. I am not crazy about that band.
Clark wrote: "Phil wrote: "If you had said 1973 I would have guessed it was Clark."Saw them in 1973 as well, "Quadrophenia" tour, at Cobo Hall with Lynyrd Skynyrd opening."
See? Now I'm jealous.
Phil wrote: "Clark wrote: "Phil wrote: "If you had said 1973 I would have guessed it was Clark."
Saw them in 1973 as well, "Quadrophenia" tour, at Cobo Hall with Lynyrd Skynyrd opening."
See? Now I'm jealous."
Shall I scroll back to 1971 or have you had enough?
Saw them in 1973 as well, "Quadrophenia" tour, at Cobo Hall with Lynyrd Skynyrd opening."
See? Now I'm jealous."
Shall I scroll back to 1971 or have you had enough?
Cynthia wrote: "Yes, I do think it was Blackfoot. I am not crazy about that band."
A few songs here and there, but I don't think I've ever owned any of their albums.
A few songs here and there, but I don't think I've ever owned any of their albums.
Amelia wrote: "I was born in 1971..."
Laugh it up, funny girl.
Laugh it up, funny girl.
"Laugh it up, fuzzball!" Name that film...
Star Wars Episode 5: The Empire Strikes Back.What do I win?
"Books About UFOs" - Husker Du
My eternal geek love, Amber.
Hot Blooded - Foreigner
Hot Blooded - Foreigner
Okay, so the sarcasm pic...love it! Tried to friend you...but it won't accept my answer of Janet Wright. So, I gave up.
I wanted to be Kim Wilde in the 80's...now I find it amusing that a bunch of British kids were singing about being the "kids in America".
I wanted to be Kim Wilde in the 80's...now I find it amusing that a bunch of British kids were singing about being the "kids in America".
This Here Giraffe - The Flaming Lips
Ahhh, Loverboy, my first cassette tape (of my own) on my first ever stereo (of my own). Christmas 1980-something.
Working For The Weekend! Mike Reno...
Working For The Weekend! Mike Reno...
Loverboy and Styx were my first. :)
Paradise Theater
Paradise Theater
Ha! I used to listen to my dad's LP of the Grease sound track all the time...NOT really appropriate for a 10 year old! I most remember his Grease, Earth Wind & Fire, The Beach Boys, Captain 'n' Tannille, Bill Cosby bits and then this funny limerick 45 about a girl who rode her bike down a cobblestone pike...again, not AT ALL appropriate for a 10 year old!
"Dead Flowers" - Rolling Stones
I don't give a shit what anyone says, the best rock and roll is always infused with a dash of heroin, which keeps you young and kills you early.
I don't give a shit what anyone says, the best rock and roll is always infused with a dash of heroin, which keeps you young and kills you early.
Kyle ( Rebel Leader) wrote: ""Hair Of The Dog"-Nazareth
Yeah, heroin keeps you young and kills you early. My cousin was hooked on the damn stuff when he killed himself at the age of 19.
And I don't give a shit what anyone sa..."
Sorry to hear that Kyle. I'm not advocating that anyone duck into a bathroom stall and start chasing the dragon - perish the thought (as much shit as I've done in my life, I've always steered clear of the stuff) - but it seems like I'm always drawn to junkie rock. Keef, Johnny Thunders, Dee Dee Ramone, the Stooges, ad nauseum.
Yeah, heroin keeps you young and kills you early. My cousin was hooked on the damn stuff when he killed himself at the age of 19.
And I don't give a shit what anyone sa..."
Sorry to hear that Kyle. I'm not advocating that anyone duck into a bathroom stall and start chasing the dragon - perish the thought (as much shit as I've done in my life, I've always steered clear of the stuff) - but it seems like I'm always drawn to junkie rock. Keef, Johnny Thunders, Dee Dee Ramone, the Stooges, ad nauseum.
Amelia wrote: "My eternal geek love, Amber.Woo! I'll take it!
Clark, speaking of the Ramones, Linda & Tommy showed up on my TV yesterday, hawking the book "Commando," the autobiography of Johnny R.Read it yet?
Ah, The Ramones. 1989 flashbacks...
Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood - Nina Simone
LOVE that song.
Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood - Nina Simone
LOVE that song.
Phil wrote: "Clark, speaking of the Ramones, Linda & Tommy showed up on my TV yesterday, hawking the book "Commando," the autobiography of Johnny R.
Read it yet?"
No, it's on my to-read list. It hasn't shown up at my local Barnes & Noble yet.
Read it yet?"
No, it's on my to-read list. It hasn't shown up at my local Barnes & Noble yet.
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