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Posted on 08/23/2013 2:51:23 PM PDT by Dallas59
Was it he who wrote: My love for you is like diarrhea. I can’t hold it in?
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Probably not the guy you where thinking about.
...and “ima gonna get my kicks before the whole sh**house goes up in flames”...
...and “ima gonna get my kicks before the whole sh**house goes up in flames”...
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Yep.
Welcome to the Brave New World.
Got my Mossberg and no address
Papers ? Service ?
Anonymity.
The iPhone was too mainstream.
It is my underdtanding that, here, 40-something years later, cats are still on the upgrade. Upgrade?
“I woke up this morning and I got myself a beer.”
“hey listen..listen.. listen...I don’t know how many of you people believe in astrology? “
Crowd: “are you Sagittarius?”
JM: yeah that’s right, that’s right baby. I am a Sagittarius.
Crowd: I love....
JM: The most philosophical of all the signs,
Crowd: I know. So am I......read up on your..
JM: But anyway I don’t believe it.
Crowd: I don’t either ??????????????
JM: I think it’s a bunch of BS myself, but I tell you this man, I tell you this man, I don’t know what’s going to happen, Man, but I going to have my kicks before the whole Sh**House goes up in flames.
Jim Morrison told his audience that they are mindless sheep and they loved him for it.
He told his audience that they where a bunch of slaves and they cheered.
It is extraordinary that some people are perfectly happy to worship idols of the flesh, regardless of the contradictions.
We live in a culture that is eager to celebrate it’s own demise.
Which one ?
An American Prayer vinyl is something to hold.
The Kinks “One for the Road” vinyl or otherwise is probably the best live album ever produced.
Jethro Tull, Ian Anderson, is a genius.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHoeXnIgZVg
I had the unfortunate pleasure of signing up for Columbia records “buy one, get 13 for free” deal sometime around 1973.
With no idea of what I was in for, wasted many picks on the Beach Bros, but happened into Jethro Tull.
I was 11 years old at the time.
Between “Thick as a Brick”, “Too old too Rock and Roll” and later “Songs from the Wood”, I found a genius.
It was much later that I even heard, much less understood “Locomotive Breath” or “Aqualung”.
Music has a long history with the expression of social or cultural changes, but it seems to me that those issues have been set aside.
I suppose, nobody wants to be told that they are idiots.
Upgrade ?
I started amassing vinyl when I was 17 or 18... the collection is bizzare but very focused. I own just about every Ramones record. I also started colleting Tull albums, some Moody Blues... some Floyd, some The Who... and a lot of really uncategorizable things.
This Was became a favorite... Passion Play another... I have all the albums still, but music had left my life, with rare exception. Boards of Canada sums up my state of mind very often... it’s my go-to... but I can’t connect very well via music anymore... I am probably how Little Milton turned out, in the end.
When driving, either talk radio is on or the radio is off.
OH! and Yes some Kinks too... and I agree, One for the Road ranks right up there as one of the all time best... I can listen to Celluloid Heroes over and over again.
But the best live album EVAR is Mothers of Invention Fillmore East ‘71.
I own 23 Elvis Costello albums on Vinyl. Well before his Bert kick.
Floyd was so popular that I paused my appreciation until later in life.
Costello is amazingly talented, while I hate his politics, he is a wordsmith with no equal.
Found myself drawn to King Crimson and more specifically Adrian Belew.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UD-GrAMUzO8
I will check your Zappa live and raise you Deep Purple, made in Japan.
And this live effort of “Lazy” should seal the deal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6x8GGXrCFQ
but I can’t connect very well via music anymore... I am probably how Little Milton turned out, in the end.
When driving, either talk radio is on or the radio is off.
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I also listen to talk or I’ll find a station playing pure Classical, Mozart, etc...
The theme song of my marriage was “Wish you where Here”.
“Two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl”
We connected on that song.
Later, after I found out she was cheating on me, did I come to realized everything expressed in that song was true in my life.
I went for years unable to listen to that song.
It still breaks my heart.
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