Devil's Haircut
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Chris still looks as good as he did 16 years ago !!!
I swear I didn't tell him where the fountain of youth was, honest.
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You just turned 21 the other day? Sweet man. I just turned 22 today. Nobody here apparently gives a damn. >_>
Well happy 22nd DailyDouble and happy 21st to you to EaglehasLanded.
Fuckin' punks !
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No Quarter
from the May 25th, 1975 Earl's Court show.
"We've just had a really good time playing here, ya know. And sometimes if you play city after city after city, night after night after night, you don't feel as loose and as easy as we feel.
Ladies we feel loose and easy. *his own...laughter*
I remember a time when that meant something, but nevermind, the Osmond's will be here next week."
Robert speaking as Jimmy plays what sounds like a little wah-wah guitar ala 'The Theme from Shaft'....just before going into the song.
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A slight extension on my job. It's only a couple of weeks, but with the extra cash and the lower prices at the pump, I may take a week's roadtrip come early January. I haven't been anywhere since May and I'm itchin' to wander.
'Cos the wind was my mother,
The highway is my brother.
I was born to wander,
And it's time for movin' on.
I was born to wander,
Turn around and I'll be gone, gone, gone.
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What the heck is that ? Their lovechild ? Ole Robot got him some action !!!!
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Since I've Been Loving You
Auckland, NZ 2-25-72
So very clear and a fantastic performance. I've often found SIBLY to be recorded so well on many audience tapes. I guess because of the lowered volume coming from the stage. I easily enjoy these downunder concerts as much as ANY Millard recording (at least the Adelaide and Auckland shows), and even moreso of the performances themselves.
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Some little elf disposed of the clutter that I kept seeing last night. Funny how things form, morph, transform then poof, ALL GONE !!
Obsessive little busy bodies with no more time on their hands than to manufacture such filler.
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From December 4, 1973 in Philadelphia. Very, very good soundboard.
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^ Who slit his throat ?
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As I knelt in prayer before holy communion at church this evening, it occurred to me that no matter how many times someone threatens a ban or how many times I delete an account, my Heavenly Father will always love me...
...even if I'm not in Nashville or do not pretend to adore the Grammy Awards...
...even if Robert Plant finds a new English girl...
...even if people are stupid and heartless...
...even if Spats never finds the hottie of his dreams...
That and my hairdresser did a really nice job this afternoon.
Where'd you find a hairdresser open on Sunday ?
I could use a little sprucing up myself !!
Damn fine, cheery post there ole girl.
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I see you didn't post a song...
Oh yeah.
Do ya wanna know a secret ?
The Beatles
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I saw that member name and my thought was it was taken from The Cure song "Charlotte Sometimes", from 1981...but then i have never heard of this band (? still living in the 80s sometimes)
The name, Charlotte Sometimes comes from the Cure song, but my reference was to the Cypress Hill song that Charlotte Sometimes also does. Some version or somesuch.
See ?
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If I Could Only Remember My Name
David Crosby
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How I Could Just Kill a Man
Cypress Hill
* Holy shit ! I just realized after a quick research,
Charlotte Sometimes' debut CD, Waves and the Both of Us, also features a song with this title. The chorus of the Cypress Hill song provided the inspiration for Sometimes' version.
This is the screename of a new member here. Coincidence deluxe !!
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I found an original issue on the Blast First label, original sequencing-artwork etc. SCORE !!!!
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This again...damn it's good !
Thanks Jarlaxle for reminding me of it.
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Yes, you are right
Thanks everyone
I always liked playing,
Spot the album cover !!
Pretty picture you too, btw.
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^^^
I'm gonna guess that LP on top of the receiver below the turntable is Janis Joplin's Greatest Hit's. I seem to see that in there.
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A nice, long walk in the woods and taking pictures.
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No it doesn't.
Of course the band was still focusing on music throughout their career, I should have specified that I mainly meant they went to a BIG SHOW with lots of flash and things later on, whereas in the early days it was just them up there onstage playing. But I still maintain there was a certain edge lost with time in their live shows as well.
But we can disagree. It's no big deal.
And in that other thread about his surgery, we can disagree there too. I'm more in line with Mr. E's take that you pointed out, that more may agree with that. Very similar to what I'd stated as well.
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........ had become more focused on spectacle and not as much on music--still had a great time, mind you, but they'd lost something of their edge for me.
Sounds like a blueprint for the Zeppelin era from '69 thru '77.
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Ambient 1
Music for Airports
Brian Eno
At a buddy's apartment back in the 70s I had a hard time falling asleep one night. He suggested I put this on and I was out like a rock! It's good to hear awake too.
Coffee!!!!!!!! I need Coffee!!!!!!!!!!
I just turned 22 today. Nobody here apparently gives a damn. >_>
The Beatles thread
in Other Bands / Music
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Excellent choice. If you like the Beatles cover, try the cover of Please Mr. Postman on this soundtrack !!
Members of Sonic Youth, Afghan Whigs, REM and Dave Grohl play on it.
Great movie btw as well.