OT: The Music Thread: Part X
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I used to laugh too.
But my girlfriend was right; they were better than their looks,
But my girlfriend was right; they were better than their looks,
Got FUBO'd and haven't been able to watch the last two games. Hope to hell the game is on NESN tomorrow
I know, it's an afternoon start
The power or the cable will probably go out
I know, it's an afternoon start
The power or the cable will probably go out
With all of the warning about WW3 and the end of the world.
Julian Lennon Performs 'IMAGINE' for Global Citizen's Stand Up For Ukraine w/Nuno Bettencourt
Julian Lennon Performs 'IMAGINE' for Global Citizen's Stand Up For Ukraine w/Nuno Bettencourt
Dennis Bonvie
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08SeaBass08
Maybe next year.
We put on a Gurus show at UMass in 1987. Sat with them at dinner. Amazing experience. One of my favorite bands and phenomenally cool people.
That's great. Were the Bangles there to sing backing vocals on one of my favorites, "Times We Had"?
Was Dave Faulkner cool to you?
You probably know that the song "Arthur," from "Stone Age Romeos," is a true story about one of their friends. A musician and, I believe, their roadie,
08SeaBass08
Maybe next year.
That's great. Were the Bangles there to sing backing vocals on one of my favorites, "Times We Had"?
Was Dave Faulkner cool to you?
You probably know that the song "Arthur," from "Stone Age Romeos," is a true story about one of their friends. A musician and, I believe, their roadie,
Faulkner was hilarious and very gracious. Mark Kingsmill and Brad Shepard also chatty. Clyde Bramley might’ve said five words, but he seemed to just be a quiet guy. No Bangles, but I probably would’ve been awkward and weird meeting Vicki Peterson, on whom I was celebrity crushing hard.
Doubtless you are aware that there was, shall we say, an "alternative" song title & set of lyrics going round at the time,
77s
Best I Had
Thank You For Your Dreams
Indian Winter (live)
Best I Had
Thank You For Your Dreams
Indian Winter (live)
Dennis Bonvie
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Blowfish
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Philadelphia Dead Milkmen. One of my fav bands.
"" It's not a very good song, is it?"
Ouch,
www.nme.com
Ouch,
Coldplay On The Time David Bowie Shot Down Their Collaboration Request: 'It's Not A Very Good Song, Is It?'
Coldplay wanted David Bowie to collaborate on a song with them, but he wasn't so keen
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We never stopped trying this Saturday Afternoon
Freddy got Greasy in the Crease
What a play by 63 on the tying goal, Captain clutch is an automatic
Freddy got Greasy in the Crease
What a play by 63 on the tying goal, Captain clutch is an automatic
bruinsfan1968
FUBAR
As you may or may not know, I am not a fan of Joni Mitchell's singing voice, in the same way I am not a fan of Joan Baez.
Nonetheless I respect the talent of both.
(By the way, it's fair to say that without Joan Baez as sponsor, the world might never have discovered the genius of Bob Dylan.)
"Circle Game" is a sad, impossibly wistful song from a master songwriter.
I know very little, save by respect and reputation, of Joni Mitchell's work.
Posted previously, Neil Diamond (no songwriting slouch himself) records "Both Sides Now," another sad, impossibly wistful song.
I loved it from the first time I heard it.
I think I was seven or eight, and this was the front album art (sic),
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And in the end.
Or something,
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