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I can't believe I've never FReeped the Moody Blues...how was the concert?! Here's a song from the same genre, though...

"Lucky Man"
(To be sung to Emerson, Lake, and Palmer's "Lucky Man")

He had the zealots, and harems by the score...
Osama bin Laden...the Islamic WHORE!!
Ooooooh, what a Lucky Man he was!!
Ooooooh, what a Lucky Man he was!!

"bin" had no conscience...to confuse his head.
No soul, no character. "So What?!" the Left said.
Ooooooh, what a Lucky Man he was!!
Ooooooh, what a Lucky Man he was!!

Aaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh...!!

He was itchin' fer War, bombed our Country, thought we'd blink!!
Of his Brav'ry, and his Principle...Leftist Med'yuh would sing!!
Ooooooh, what a Lucky Man he was!!
Ooooooh, what a Lucky Man he was!!

But Dubyuh soon found "bin", found his Landlords, BOTH ENTWINED!!
His zealots couldn't save him, so WE BOMBED "bin", and HE DIED!!!!
Ooooooh, what a Lucky Man he was!!
Ooooooh, what a Lucky Man he was!!

Aaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhh...Aaaaahhhhhhhhhhh!!

Quite Sincerely,

Mudboy Slim

46 Posted on 09/14/2001 17:34:08 PDT by Mudboy Slim (Time Fer Justice!!!!)

Mudders....was just talking 'bout ya' in another thread! Did you see the article on the DC Freeping of Hitlery's book???? LOL....that was classic...I only hope we can hold up as well on the 28th here in Chicago...I'm taking my daughters to their FIRST FReeping experience!!!! LOL

Hey guys,

The Moody Blues concert was great!
MB opened with 'Lovely To See You Again', which was very appropriate.

Then 'Tuesday', which was the only song I was a little
disappointed in. The original recording, if you'll recall, had the entire London symphonic orchestra with them, and a keyboard synthesizer just cannot immitate an oboe, or an orchestra.

However, 'Nights in White Satin' was excellant. These
guys are still the singers that they were 30 plus years ago. If one didn't see their graying hair, there was no way of telling that we weren't listening to voices of 25 year old guys!

The (sold out) audience of about 4000, was really into
the music. I had forgotten about the song, 'I'm Just a Singer in a Rock and Roll Band.' They played that too.

They did a tribute to Apollo 1, Challenger, and Columbia, with the song 'Higher'. Last nights' live version was actually better than the original recorded version, IMO.

They had a beautiful young gal with short dark hair, who played the flute, guitar, and sang backup vocals. There was also a pretty blonde gal playing one of the synthesizers.

Their best performed numbers were: 'Higher', 'Isn't Life Strange', 'Ride Like The Wind', and 'Question', which they performed for the encore.

It was an excellant and memorable concert. And I got John Lodges' autograph! ;^)

"bin" had no conscience...to confuse his head.
No soul, no character. "So What?!" the Left said.

Great job, MUD !!

"A presidential executive order issued during the Clinton
administration hamstrung the FBI so badly that bureau
lawyers decided it would be illegal to infiltrate Osama bin
Laden's terrorist training camps in Afghanistan, a senior
FBI official during the Clinton administration said Saturday."
(June 1, 2002)

____________________

"I don't believe 9-11 happened because of an intelligence breach," Quayle told Fox News Channel's "Hannity & Colmes."

"I think it was really a policy breach. It was the inaction of the previous administration, by and large, that al Qaeda -- and bin Laden in particular -- thought that they could hit the United States, and there would be a retaliation maybe of a cruise missile but nothing more than that," he explained.

The comments make the former vice president, who served under President Bush's father from 1989 to 1993, the highest ranking former U.S. official to suggest that the Clinton administration should get the lion's share of the blame for not preventing the 9-11 attacks.