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What is your music lately?
serious crayons:
--- Quote from: ednbarby on January 16, 2007, 10:23:49 pm ---I *love* Soul Asylum!
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I am so excited to know of another Soul Asylum fan! Let me highly recommend their new CD. And "Grave Dancers Union," the CD with the song you quoted, is also wonderful. I quoted a song from it ("Without a Trace") in a magazine essay once.
--- Quote ---I'm particularly partial these days to "Novacaine" and "Whats-Her-Name," but it's all brilliant.
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Yes, they are amazing. For me it would "Holiday," "Jesus" and "Novocaine" (the lyrics to "Novocaine" remind me a little of BBM obsession, in fact). But there's no song on the whole CD that I don't like.
David In Indy:
You all are making me feel like an old fart. :( ... :)
I'm only 44 ya'll.
I haven't heard of most of these groups you all are talking about. I do like Green Day however. And I love their song "American Idiot".
Living in the Midwest, I grew up listening to Country music. I love Lonestar, Alan Jackson, Sara Evans, etc...
I also love the old groups I grew up listening to like The Eagles, Boston, Kiss, Styx, The Beegees, Village People, Kansas and Chicago.
Arad-3:
David~
Your not an old fart! 44 is a great age! 40's is "the old age of youth and the youth of of old age". I happen to believe men and woman in their forties and fifties are at thier sexiest. Their peak! Just because you love country and western has nothing to do with age . it's a matter of taste. You have good taste right now. You have earned it! I love country and Western too right now .Plus I love classic rock, Elton John James taylor, I love Stevie Nicks. Beatles. Stones. I have a couple Geenday songs I like. I'm 38. I D-J and guess what, Most of the request i get at the peak of ther night are for Garth Brooks ZZ Top, , Bachman Turner Overdrive, Charlie Daniels, and believe it or not Hank Williams Jr.!! Alot of Country Rock fans out there still. And the big shock is , alot of the request come from kids in their twenties!!!
saucycobblers:
--- Quote from: Arad-3 on January 17, 2007, 03:57:19 am ---I love Stevie Nicks. Beatles. Stones.
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Geri, you talking about old Steamy Nicks has made me put on Fleetwood Mac's 'Rumours', which I haven't listened to in eons. WHAT an album!! I'd forgotten how effen great it is!! :D
ednbarby:
David, I love Styx - especially their older stuff like "Crystal Ball," "Suite Madame Blue," and "Fooling Yourself." I got to go backstage at one of their more recent concerts (it was in 2000, I think). I didn't get to meet Dennis DeYoung since he no longer tours with them, but I did get to meet most of the rest of them. Nice guys. All in their 50s and 60s but actually well enough "preserved" that you'd think they were more like 40-something. They've all quit smoking and drinking, so they haven't aged so badly as a lot of their peers. Steve Walsh (of Kansas) looks like hell these days, but he can still belt out a song - I'll give him that.
Here's a little something for all you classic rock and country music lovers to enjoy - funny stuff from a guy who can do singing impressions of just about anyone.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FW_EaGdpf4U
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