Cellar Scribblings

[Jeff Wrangler]

Awww Chuckie!
You're the best!
Yet another reason to love you!
Natalie Merchant is one of my all time favorites!!!
I have loved her since the 10,000 maniacs days in the mid 80's!!

You ain't foolin' anybody. You ain't old enough to remember the mid '80s. 

[CellarDweller]

You ain't foolin' anybody. You ain't old enough to remember the mid '80s. 

He's older than me, and I remember the 80s!


*points at Rich, and giggles*


He's older than me!

[Brokeback_Dev]

I love Natalie Merchant.  Great way to start my day.  Thank You!

[jstephens9]

Chuck, how do you remember the 80s that well? You must have got into music early on. I know I started listening to music almost from birth, but I don't think everyone starts listening that early. I guess it is possible, but still if we begin the mid 1980s with 1985 that and end in 1989 that would be 1 - 4 years. Of course, the way they keep playing music over and over and over it is conceivable that you can turn on the radio and hear songs from any year. It's always funny to me that college students have posters up their dorm rooms of music groups such as the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, the Doors, the Mamas and the Papas and on and on. The most unusual thing I ever saw was when I went with our Resnet person to help a student and he had a vinyl album in its cover there. The title was Liberaces's Greatest Hits.

[Jeff Wrangler]

The most unusual thing I ever saw was when I went with our Resnet person to help a student and he had a vinyl album in its cover there. The title was Liberaces's Greatest Hits.

          

I didn't have band posters. I had the first Star Wars movie, and Charlie's Angels. 

[Shakesthecoffecan]

I love that song Chuck, Natalie Merchant is cool, I like her better than 10,000 Maniacs. I saw them once open up for REM and the whole show was just horible, it was at UT in Knoxville and the whole show was being run by Nazis. Later Peter Buck and the Opie guy from REM showed up at this bar I was at and were great. I kept hoping Michael Stipe would show up, he was probably hiding in a closet someplace.

[karen1129]

How about "Twisted Sister"?   

[loneleeb3]

You ain't foolin' anybody. You ain't old enough to remember the mid '80s. 

I just love you!!! 

Trust me brother, I remember most of it. Some parts i wish I didn't and the rest are lost in a fog of alcohol and well just lost!
I graduated HS in 1984 from 84 to about 90 I was hell on wheels!

[CellarDweller]

Chuck, how do you remember the 80s that well? You must have got into music early on.

My parents had me listening to the radio when I was still in single digits, in the 70's.  Mom was a "dancing queen" and loved 70s disco.

I grew up listening to Donna Summer, Chic, France Joli, Abba, Village People....all that good stuff.

Round about high school, I started listening to pop/new wave stuff like Duran Duran, Motels, Flock of Seagulls, Nena, as well as the dance music that was big like Shannon, Alisha, Cover Girls, Taylor Dayne, Stacey Q., Sweet Sensation, Stevie B.

I still love dance music, and listen to pop stuff, but like rock now as well, Nickelback, Evanesence, Daughtry, 3 Doors Down.

Oh, and because of BBM and my trip to Texas, I now listen to country.

[Jeff Wrangler]

I just love you!!! 

Trust me brother, I remember most of it. Some parts i wish I didn't and the rest are lost in a fog of alcohol and well just lost!
I graduated HS in 1984 from 84 to about 90 I was hell on wheels!

Little Darlin', you're still hell on wheels. That's one reason why we love you so much!