Zep I: Black Mountain Side Zep II: Living Loving Maid (She's Just A Woman) / The Lemon Song Zep III: Friends Zep IV Stairway To Heaven....I loathe this song. HOTH: The Crunge PG: Boogie With Stu Presence: Candy Store Rock ITTOD: Hot Dog

It Ain't Me Babe - The Turtles

The Blue - David Gilmour

Baby, I Love You - Andy Kim

Let My Love Open The Door - Pete Townshend

For me, Physical Graffiti. I always loved it and thought it was very artistic and interesting.

Hold On, I'm Comin' - Sam and Dave

Bulletproof - La Roux

I pre-ordered the new Kylie Minogue album and with 2-day shipping it'll be at my house the day of release. WOO! I'm also going to pick up Goldfrapp's new album on vinyl and a couple vintage albums on Ebay.

Liar, Liar - The Castaways

Don't Hang Up - The Orlons

Have a Cigar - Pink Floyd

Judge Judy on FOX.

Road To Somewhere - Goldfrapp

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4pq8OwZ60Y

Going over all the pictures I took at Wrightsville Beach yesterday. It's a 3 1/2 hour drive from where I live, but it's well worth it. The weather was beyond divine and I got a sunburn. LOL

Kylie Minogue's new single "All The Lovers". Damn, that chorus is catchy. LOL

Bittersweet - Sophie Ellis-Bextor

Life Boat - Miranda Lee Richards

I don't know how many of these have been posted before, but they're some of my favorites, so I thought I'd share them with you.

Chicago is awesome. The band ain't half bad either. When Peter Cetera took over as the full-time lead singer, they started going downhill. He was alright before that with the few songs he sang lead on, since he has such a distinctive voice.

I mentioned this before in Ramble On I think, but a friend of mine sent me a Pink Floyd boot from Philadelphia in 1987 and included was a bonus disc of a soundcheck they did in Austria in 1988 and during one of the random jams they were doing on stage, one of them turned into Heartbreaker.....and not Pat Benatar's version. It was probably the opening riff and maybe part of the 1st verse, but it was trippy hearing David Gilmour playing something Jimmy Page wrote as I don't think Page ever did any jamming and incorporated Pink Floyd into it. It was pretty neat, anyway. Apparently there's a clip of them doing Good Times, Bad Times as well but I don't know how verifiable that is; none of my usual bootleg contacts have heard of it.