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Posted: Oct 17, 2008 - 7:28pm
rtb (NE corner of Work and Boredom) Posted: Sep 18, 2008 - 08:48 bling dingy dingy ding bling dingy dingy ding bling dingy dingy ding bling dingy dingy ding bling dingy dingy ding bling dingy dingy ding Altogether now!! *The Republic Tigers - Buildings and Mountains*

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Posted: Oct 14, 2008 - 12:15pm
Alafia wrote: Kings Of Leon - Manhattan skyguy wrote: At least it doesn't last as long as the baby song-Christ felt like we were there for the whole pregnancy.

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Posted: Oct 14, 2008 - 12:11pm
Kings Of Leon - Manhattan skyguy wrote: At least it doesn't last as long as the baby song-Christ felt like we were there for the whole pregnancy.

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Posted: Oct 11, 2008 - 1:45pm
re: Rufus Wainwright covering Across the Universe Maybe it should have been recorded as an instrumental... Zep Feb 07, 2008 - 05:23

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Posted: Oct 7, 2008 - 12:24pm

I could swear I saw Feist in Taco Bueno today.

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Posted: Aug 19, 2008 - 13:19

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Posted: Oct 6, 2008 - 12:49pm

ScottFromWyoming wrote:

Queen: Keep Yourself Alive

rtkmusic wrote:

I have to agree - this ROCKS!

And no synthesizers!!!

And just to show how close to AARP status I am, I saw these guys OPEN for Mott The Hoople!!!

sfListener wrote:

Oh yeah?!! Well I saw ZZ Top open for Alice Cooper, Earth Wind and Fire open for Black Sabbath!

Gotta go, the nurse is here to take me on my afternoon walk.

Alafia wrote:

LOL, I saw Van Halen open for Black Sabbath.
Now, where's my d**n walker?

siandbeth wrote:

Well, I saw Gun< src="scripts/tiny_mce/themes/advanced/langs/en.js" type="text/javascript"><>sNRoses open for The Cult, and Judas Priest open for UFO. In the little ole Santa Cruz Civic, no less! When you get back from your walk I have a lovely letter from my granddaughter to share with you.

Misterfixit wrote:

Oh yeah? Oh Yeah? Well I saw Patsy Cline open for Hank Williams at the Ryman .. so there.

Walker? who needs one .. I got my zero-turn radius Medicare Scooter from WlMart. Now get outta my way!

acidreflucks wrote:

Whats that I hear you youngsters squabbling about ? eh? Speak up..I saw the Rolling Stones open for Bo Diddly so there...
And anyone remember Lord Buckley?
Nurse...?

DoctorHooey wrote:

Yeah, well I hung with Beethoven after the debut of the 9th Symphony. I tell you this - dude could HEAR. It was all a show. Marketing genius, he was.

Now where's my home defibrelator?

The first time I saw Widespread Panic was at Prince Mongo's Pizza in Downtown Memphis. There were maybe 25 people there counting the staff and the opening band (that I worked with).

And I definately remember his immaculately swinging hippness!

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Posted: Oct 6, 2008 - 12:42pm
DoctorHooey wrote: Yeah, well I hung with Beethoven after the debut of the 9th Symphony. I tell you this - dude could HEAR. It was all a show. Marketing genius, he was. Now where's my home defibrelator?

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Posted: Oct 6, 2008 - 12:37pm

Queen: Keep Yourself Alive

rtkmusic wrote:

I have to agree - this ROCKS!

And no synthesizers!!!

And just to show how close to AARP status I am, I saw these guys OPEN for Mott The Hoople!!!

sfListener wrote:

Oh yeah?!! Well I saw ZZ Top open for Alice Cooper, Earth Wind and Fire open for Black Sabbath!

Gotta go, the nurse is here to take me on my afternoon walk.

Alafia wrote:

LOL, I saw Van Halen open for Black Sabbath.
Now, where's my d**n walker?

siandbeth wrote:

Misterfixit wrote:

Oh yeah? Oh Yeah? Well I saw Patsy Cline open for Hank Williams at the Ryman .. so there.

Walker? who needs one .. I got my zero-turn radius Medicare Scooter from WlMart. Now get outta my way!

acidreflucks wrote:

Whats that I hear you youngsters squabbling about ? eh? Speak up..I saw the Rolling Stones open for Bo Diddly so there...
And anyone remember Lord Buckley?
Nurse...?

DoctorHooey wrote:

Yeah, well I hung with Beethoven after the debut of the 9th Symphony. I tell you this - dude could HEAR. It was all a show. Marketing genius, he was.

Now where's my home defibrelator?

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Posted: Oct 6, 2008 - 11:37am
Don Henley - The Boys of Summer smdeeg wrote: This has aged like a fine wine cooler

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Posted: Sep 30, 2008 - 3:04pm
Photo-John wrote: I saw the Buttholes on acid in 1986, or something like that. I think that makes me s seriously cool guy. You may kiss my TCOB ring. Butthole Surfers - The Shame of Life

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Posted: Sep 30, 2008 - 11:44am

prickelpit96 wrote:

...especially 'cause Depeche Mode has it's own (better) acoustic version of this song.

fredriley wrote:

Yep, and DM sing it with more pizzazz and conviction. Theirs is a far more ominous and satirical song, whereas yer man Cash sounds like he's reading the lyrics for the first time. Yucksville. 8 for the DM version, 3 for the JC effort.

bitbanger

How do I put this so that non-Americans can visualize the frame of reference? Mr. CashÂs point of view is of someone who truly believes in the efficacy of a Âpersonal JesusÂ. It is filled with pathos and a tragedy borne of desperation. The Depeche Mode version was indeed satirical, more educated, and sarcastic, and in comparison a bit trite. I donÂt know enough about Germany to opine but IÂve never seen the kind of raw simple religious fervor in the UK that is demonstrated occasionally here in the USA. With all due respect, I suspect that it may be difficult for contemporary Europeans to understand the context from which Cash is coming. The performance is about simple and humble faith driven by deep desperation and as such is quite an insightful expression. Depeche Mode sees the subject of the song as an object of ridicule whereas Cash empathizes and exposes a rich sense of human tragedy through that empathy. This song might be about simple people who speak in tongues, are duped by TV preachers, and grasp their Bibles like shields to ward off the unknown; they are usually displayed as ignorant clowns buy mainstream culture but Cash is seeing the human nobility in their innocence and meekness.

Johnny Cash is not one of my favorite artists but this tune is truly great.

"Personal Jesus" by Johnny Cash

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Posted: Sep 18, 2008 - 1:13pm
ScottFromWyoming wrote: iam_overlord wrote: Is that album cover real? It almost looks like Morpheus peaking through a cut-out.

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Posted: Sep 18, 2008 - 1:12pm
iam_overlord wrote: Is that album cover real? It almost looks like Morpheus peaking through a cut-out.

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Posted: Sep 18, 2008 - 12:17pm

Oh dear God. I've seen beheaded chickens die faster than this!!! End it!!!!

Agnes, re: Heart of the Sunrise

Posted: Jun 15, 2008 - 18:47

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Posted: Jul 31, 2008 - 4:39pm
I am gonna break from the norm and say I actually like this song. Love is awesome, embrace it like you would a particularly nice burger. re: Tender — Blur davehorse (Manchester, UK) Posted: Oct 26, 2004 - 02:23

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Posted: Jul 22, 2008 - 8:23pm
wrote: The vocals sound a lot like Radiohead. wrote: I guess only if Thom had been hit in the nuts.. wrote: If you put Thom Yorke's foot in a blender while he sang, it might sound like this.

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Posted: Jul 22, 2008 - 3:48pm

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Posted: Apr 28, 2008 - 7:27am

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Posted: Apr 27, 2008 - 5:54pm

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Posted: Apr 27, 2008 - 5:16pm

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