Unusual pic....

Tell Me Baby RHCP from the live stream at Philly's WYSP-FM radio station !!

Give us a kiss !

I always thought this was a great pic of Jimmy....sinistergirl used it for her avey for awhile...

We got people complaining about newbies and look here...we've got old timers re-posting the SAME picture 4 times on this same page !! It's a great shot sure...but to repost so many times ?

Easy Action Alice Cooper it's a name of an album not song....good enough ?

Nice seeing you too....but you were LATE !!!!! Isn't she lovely Stevie Wonder

Love is Blue Paul Mauriat

I Saw Her Again Last Night Mama's and the Papa's...

More Today Than Yesterday The Spiral Staircase

I hope that's not a bad thing. maybe you'd seen other pictures....

those dudes used to put their boogers on the window of their bedroom till it become completely covered !! hahaha... That story is also on his "Lost Episodes" cd....quoted by the actual boogerman !!! 'Ronnie's booger story' Ronnie: We lived in a little room, man. It was, it was probably a fourth as big as, as your livin' room, Frank. (cough) And uh, everytime we picked a booger we'd flip it on this one winduh, or wipe it there if we couldn't flip it there, y'know. And uh, I guess Dwight stayed with me for about....'bout seven months, wasn't it? Six months? And uh, every night we'd contribute, y'know, two or three or four boogers, y'know. And when he left, uh my mom knew what was goin' on all the time but we thought we had her hoodwinked. Y'see, she was smarter than we, what, than what we were. An' she made us clean 'em off, y'know? We used Ajax and we couldn't get them things...we had to use a... had to use a putty knife, man, to get them damn things off the winduh. You couldn't even see out the winduh with all them boogers, man. I'm not kiddin' you (sniff). An' it was big ones too, an little, and there was some goober ones that weren't even hard man, you'd just smear 'em, young ones. It's like fro-you've seen frosted glasses. That wind uh was just like a frosted glass with spots all over it, y'know? And uh, (sniff) it was- it was no good. Although, th-that was the good ol' days, though.

Can't you hear me knockin ? ....... you off your feet ! Stones

Head like a Hole Nine Inch Nails

someone ? Slow Down The Beatles

Let the Good Times Roll The Cars

Orfeo/Nathan's Steeleye Span I had this on vinyl in about '78-'79 then got the cd back in the 90s. This was an interesting review when I went to retrieve the photo of the cover... Fiddles, mandolin, harp and Maddy Prior's awesome, reedy voice make this FOLK music, as do the old-timey lyrics. But the electric bass, full drum kit and electric guitars make it ROCK. It is easy to hear a powerful Zep influence in the arrangements, which move me to goose-bumps now just as they did when I bought the LP about a million years ago. If you like folk music but sometimes think it is a bit tame, you will listen to this CD with your mouth open, all the way. Every song is a standout in one way or another, but Opheo/Nathan's Reel and Sir James the Rose get me near tears with their tales of heroic love, gone well or poorly. Fighting for Strangers is as great an anti-war anthem as you'll find. Hell hath no fury like The Brown Girl, who'll "dance upon your grave for twelve month and a day," if you slight her. Here is folk music ARRANGED into hyperspace, as the title suggests. I wish I could give it more than five stars. Vocally, instumentally--perfect execution. I'm done raving now. I concur....

The English Beat were my favorites from that early 80s ska revival !!! Return to Sender Elvis Presley

Tears of a Clown The English Beat version...

Better get busy gettin' back in the hive !!