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Gargamel wrote:

There's A Storm Comin'--The Standells

You mean the "Dirty Water" Standells?

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And the "Good Guys Don't Wear White" Standells?

Yes, the very same!

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a rude boy mix
a selection of ska from yesterday and today

Guns of Navarone by The Skatalites (1st wave)
On the Radio by The Selector (2nd wave)
Brain Damage (Pink Floyd cover) by Bim Skala Bim (3rd wave)
Out All Night by Pietasters (3rd wave)
One Step Beyond by Madness (2nd wave)
Monkeys by Mad Caddies (3rd wave)
Shame and Scandal by Blues Busters (1st wave)
Twist and Crawl by The English Beat (2nd wave)
Left Behind by Slow Gherkin (3rd wave)
Concrete Jungle by The Specials (2nd wave)
2 Tone Army by The Toasters (3rd wave)
Rudie Can't Fail by The Clash (2nd wave)
What Goes Around Comes Around by Catch 22 (3rd wave)
Super Rad by The Aquabats (3rd wave)
Little Bitch (Specials cover) by Big D and the Kids Table (3rd wave)
Skankin' to the Beat by Fishbone (2nd wave)
Spy Market by Let's Go Bowling (3rd wave)
Train to Skaville by Hepcat (3rd wave)

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Gargamel wrote:

And the "Good Guys Don't Wear White" Standells?

Yes, the very same!

As long as we're reminiscing around the campfire...
Back in the summer of '66 every teenage boy who owned a guitar or bass was playing that killer intro to "Dirty Water"

I understand that the song is played after every Red Sox and Boston Bruin home victory Laughing

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djjd62 wrote:

One Step Beyond by Madness (2nd wave)

Hey!! I've heard of them!! Very Happy

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"slow ride" by foghat...

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I'm listening to Garrison Keilor's "Prarie Home Companion" on the radio. It's a rerun -- or "encore presentation" as they like to call 'em -- of a collage of two shows ortiginally performed at Little Rock, AK and someplace in SC (forget what town). Guy Noir just spent some time looking for a batch of bad grits. Well, you hadda be there.

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Perez Prado & Rosemary Clooney

"Sway"

brings some vibes into this hot, lazy Sunday afternoon.

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clapton -- "let it grow"...

(hippie music!)

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Merry Andrew wrote:

I'm listening to Garrison Keilor's "Prarie Home Companion" on the radio. It's a rerun -- or "encore presentation" as they like to call 'em -- of a collage of two shows ortiginally performed at Little Rock, AK and someplace in SC (forget what town). Guy Noir just spent some time looking for a batch of bad grits. Well, you hadda be there.

If it's the one I heard Sat night...Doc Watson and Sam Bush were on...

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Rascal Flatts terrific new version of "Life Is A Highway" from the soundtrack of "Cars"

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Lua - Bright eyes

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0007M0024/qid=1153880708/sr=1-2/ref=sr_1_2/102-8087078-2397757?v=glance&n=468646

Kinda liking this band....

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Just listened to half an hour medley by Annie Ross on my local NPR station. The lady is celebrating her birthday today and they did a tribute. Do you realize she was born in 1930 and is still performing? She is fantastic and Lambert Hendricks & Ross had some far-out lyrics in their time.

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The way I feel - 9voltRevolt
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000AC52GK/qid=1153885214/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_1/102-8087078-2397757?v=glance&n=468646

Something like a cross between Pop Will Eat Itself and Stabbing Westward techno-metal angst

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Louis Prima and Keely Smith

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I'm currently listening to Rick Springfield's "Bop Til You Drop" on Napsterlinks. I've loved this song ever since I first heard it last week. It's so catchy and danceable. This song would play very well in a dance club or something. I also heard another version that Rick Springfield did, but I'm not sure if this version was the first one to be released before the 7" single version came out. What do you guys think of this song?

Rick Springfield - Bop Til You Drop
Edit [Moderator]: Link removed

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oh baby! my six cd box of "The Fourth Tower of Inverness" just arrived from ZBS theatre.

http://www.zbs.org/catalog/images/zbs/01jf/FT.jpg

it is the adventures of Jack Flanders! the best radio theatre out there!

Quote:

This classic story is filled with all kinds of teachings, from Ram Dass playing on the Wurlitzer of Wisdoms, to the Tibetan wheel-of-life, to Sufi stories, all woven into a humorous adventure taking place in an old mansion called Inverness. The mansion has three towers, but Jack Flanders has seen a fourth. When he finally enters the tower, he discovers there are various levels, and each level contains another world. Featuring Robert Lorick as Jack Flanders, Valerie Manches as Lady Jowls, Murray Head as Lord Jowls, and M. Fulton as Chief Wampum.

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Sweet Home Alabama - Lynard Skynard.

FULL BLAST! The neighbours will have words in the morning, no doubt.

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