Talking Music

[Rowan]

Thanks BST for the suggestion to listen to Santana greatest hits album (sorry still call them that sometimes ;) )
I've been dancing my butt off in the living room all morning while I clean! :D
Love the drums and the guitar combo! :thumbsup: shaking my booty:D

[Darth Marley]

Hard to believe that 2 original members of Santana went on to form a terrible sugar pop group known as Journey.

[julix]

Hard to believe that 2 original members of Santana went on to form a terrible sugar pop group known as Journey.



Excuse me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I love Journey.

[Darth Marley]

Well... Don't stop..belie-e-vin'...Hold on to that fe-e-lin'.

[braxiss]

all this is my kind of place, let's talk hair bands, who are the best?

[Rowan]

all this is my kind of place, let's talk hair bands, who are the best?

That is a total Julix question! She love's them! :D If I say anything about liking a hair band it will be for the hair and not the music! LOL!;)

[Muffit]

Hair Today, blonde tomorrow...

[Rowan]

Hair Today, blonde tomorrow...

That is a TOTAL! Groaner! :LOL:

[Archangel]

Or as you get older

'Hair today, gone tomorrow'

Not somethin I have to worry about. :D

[BST]

all this is my kind of place, let's talk hair bands, who are the best?

Well, these look kinda cute:

http://www.whizz.uk.com/acatalog/scrunchiefestivex2th.jpg

Don't use the things myself, though. :D

[Archangel]

Lol, Bst !

[braxiss]

Well, these look kinda cute:

http://www.whizz.uk.com/acatalog/scrunchiefestivex2th.jpg

Don't use the things myself, though. :D



roflmao

[Dawg]

Muffit: :no:

:love:

Cinderella. Underrated. Love the way they spun their guitars around without ripping their hair out.

I don't remember what their big hit was - I will at about 2:00 in the morning, though.....

I wasn't a big big-hair band fan. I don't remember who did it - "Cherry Pie" - was it Poison? - saw it danced to one night. She was blonde. Permanently engraved in my memory..... :blink: :blush:

There were a couple other songs like that - Motley Crue, for example - that I liked.

Give me Led Zepplin any day of the week......

I am
Dawg
:warrior:

[braxiss]

zepplin, haven't listened to them in years. might have to see if i still now where i stashed them

[BST]

If you like Zeppelin then, you might like this --

I picked up an album, years ago, called (I think) "Guitar Heroes". It featured about 10-12 2-4 minute sessions with Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck, and Eric Clapton. Nothing fancy, just seemed like they picked up their guitars and played whatever came to mind.

:)

[BST]

Thanks BST for the suggestion to listen to Santana greatest hits album (sorry still call them that sometimes ;) )
I've been dancing my butt off in the living room all morning while I clean! :D
Love the drums and the guitar combo! :thumbsup: shaking my booty:D

My pleasure, Lady Rowan. It is good, isn't it?

:thumbsup: :D

[Rowan]

Dawg here is a site for Cinderella mentions their albums maybe it will jog your memory...

http://www.octopusmediaink.com/Cinderella.html

[Rowan]

My pleasure, Lady Rowan. It is good, isn't it?

:thumbsup: :D LOL My thighs are killing me! I think I over did it not as young or in shape as I used to be! ;) :D

[julix]

As far as Hair bands................
There were so many good ones, but VH1 did a countdown of the all-time best hair bands(based on their factors) and Poison was number one....I saw them in their heyday and I saw them 2 years ago and it was still kickin'
The song "Cherry Pie is by Warrent(the lead singer dated that blonde for awhile her name is Bobbie Brown,she first appeared in a Great White Video...also one of my favorites. There is also Slaughter, Skid Row, Winger(already mentioned Cinderella) and Whitesnake. Most all of these bands are touring again. Some are looking a little rough from their hard lifestlyes but they are still rockin.....probably better then ever...LOL...clean and sober now........
Dawg....Cinderella had a couple hits...the big one was "Shake Me" Now everybody sing.....
"Shake me all night baby shake me shake don't break it baby" and
"Coming Home"...."are you tough enough for my love.....im coming home"




Btw I got to meet almost all of these bands back in the day, because Dever used to have a Grand Prix and MTV covered it and combined some members of all of these bands with the race and of course I just had to be there and "Meet the boys in the band" Not only got autographs and handshakes but got to talk to em as well...(course the low-cut shirt may have helped a little, did I say that out loud?) :devil:

[braxiss]

As far as Hair bands................
There were so many good ones, but VH1 did a countdown of the all-time best hair bands(based on their factors) and Poison was number one....I saw them in their heyday and I saw them 2 years ago and it was still kickin'
The song "Cherry Pie is by Warrent(the lead singer dated that blonde for awhile her name is Bobbie Brown,she first appeared in a Great White Video...also one of my favorites. There is also Slaughter, Skid Row, Winger(already mentioned Cinderella) and Whitesnake. Most all of these bands are touring again. Some are looking a little rough from their hard lifestlyes but they are still rockin.....probably better then ever...LOL...clean and sober now........
Dawg....Cinderella had a couple hits...the big one was "Shake Me" Now everybody sing.....
"Shake me all night baby shake me shake don't break it baby" and
"Coming Home"...."are you tough enough for my love.....im coming home"



Btw I got to meet almost all of these bands back in the day, because Dever used to have a Grand Prix and MTV covered it and combined some members of all of these bands with the race and of course I just had to be there and "Meet the boys in the band" Not only got autographs and handshakes but got to talk to em as well...(course the low-cut shirt may have helped a little, did I say that out loud?) :devil:





yea a follow head banger :thumbsup:

[Rowan]

zepplin, haven't listened to them in years. might have to see if i still now where i stashed them Find them!


Ok Led Zepplin I liked!:)
Whole lotta Love, Dazed and Confused, Good times bad times, Stairway to heaven etc.

[martok2112]

Journey....awesome band, awesome musicianship, awesome vocals. At least they did not try to depress everyone with some Prozac or Heroin induced tripe. Too many bands today cannot match their capabilities...although musicianship and vocals are just now finally starting to get around to something tolerable again.

If feelin' good ain't your thing....well, that's your prerogative. The world has enough depression as it is without current bands trying to bring everybody down.

It was funny, I think there was an interview with the lead singer of "Loverboy" one time (Mike Reno?) and he was asked about the band's possible longevity, and he replied rather sardonically: (paraphrased...not exact words) "I don't know. I don't think I can keep up with Kurt Cobain's negative lyric writing."

Nirvana....now there was a sissy band if ever I heard one. Little talent, nothing tangible or intelligent to say, and so laced with heroin...how could that band have become anyone's heroes? And poor wittle Cobain couldn't deal with the adoration of the depressed fans (which he seemed to not appreciate)...or Courtney Love for that matter...and shot himself. (Of course, if I had Courtney Love for a wife...I'd probably do myself in too. ) Yeah...great hero. I really look up to this guy. When I grow up, I wanna be just like him...pushing up daisies with no skull. (Maybe I could get a gig as a ghost at Hogwarts.)

I was in a band that played out on the road band circuit, and we had a bass player who was complaining about how people made more of a big deal about Lisa "Left Eye" Lopez's death...which occured in close time proximity with Lane Staley's (Alice in Chains) death. He was saying: "I don't see why MTV and VH1 are making a bigger deal out of Left Eye's death. Lane was a true rocker and vocalist."

I replied to him right there on stage, and over the mic: "It's probably because Left Eye wasn't trying to bring everyone DOWN into her world."

If you have a positive influence on the world, you are going to be thought of more than some heroin junkie.

Don't get me wrong, I too enjoyed Lane Staley's vocals. Alice in Chains had very unique, sinister harmonies and musicianship...but again, it was just more songs about heroin. (LOL! It was a running joke in a couple of my bands that whenever we covered any AIC tune, I'd preamble it by saying: "This is a song about ....heroin." ) Thank God we NEVER covered Nirvana.

Sorry,....I did not mean to turn this into a rant about who is talented and who ain't.

In the end....it all still boils down to opinions....and everyone has those.

My fave bands in the 80's were : Duran Duran, Journey, Great White, Whitesnake, Iron Maiden, Dio, Black Sabbath (with Dio), Van Halen (with Sammy Hagar), and RUSH (which has lasted through the 70's, 80's , 90', and thus far in the current millenium.)

Sorry bout the rant,
Martok the Classic Rocker

[Darth Marley]

One of my favorites, a band I am really "high" on...Morphine.

If my life had a soundtrack, this would be it.

Drums, bass, and sax, with vocals.

A few freebies:

http://www.galactic-trading.com/sounds/NewFolder/candy.ram

http://www.mm.aueb.gr/~antoniad/music/Morphine%20-%20Whisper.mp3

http://www.galactic-trading.com/sounds/NewFolder/poetry.ram

http://www.huberhome.de/music/unterlagen/Morphine%20-%20Cure%20For%20Pain%20-%2003%20-%20I'm%20Free%20Now.mp3

[martok2112]

Just by listing those things, Darth, I must say I do like some of your tastes in music. I love a good sax with music.

I got to check out the second link you posted. Wow...that is some goooood stuff.
Almost has a '70's feel to it. Really jazzy.

Do you like Sting, Darth? I would get the sense that, given the sites you just posted that you would appreciate Sting's work. Sting is one of my alltime favorites, and I cannot beliieve I failed to list him among my favorite 80's artists. He is one of my vocal influences.

And bonus points if you can tell me Sting's real name. :D

Respectfully,
Martok2112

[Darth Marley]

I liked Sting's work with the Police, but some of his latter material does little for me.

I thought his real name was "Bellboy" from the Quadropenia (? was it that one?) movie.

[Darth Marley]

Looks like that last link was a bit long, but works if you paste it to the browser.
If you liked "Whisper" then you should also like "I'm Free Now."

[Darth Marley]

Another great favorite, Sinead Lohan.
Unfortunately, all my copies of the CD are AWOL.

http://felicitytunes.com/playlists/101sineadlohan.rm

[Darth Marley]

A little non-country music from Nashville, Will Kimbrough.

http://pastemusic.com/radio/mp3/WillKimbrough-Chimayo.mp3

[martok2112]

Thank you for sharing these links, Darth. Good taste....even though your cutz on Journey be fightin' words ....;)

Yes, a lot of people don't generally connect with Sting's solo works as much as they do with the Police. He was much more flamboyant and raw with the Police. I am sort of converse when it comes to Sting. I didn't really like the Police until they came out with the Synchronicity album...but when Sting went on his own, I really dug what he was doing, and also came to appreciate the Police even more.

And, BST, if you will be so kind as to provide the answer to my little trivia question?
:D

Respectfully,
Martok2112 (toes tappin')

[Rowan]

Just by listing those things, Darth, I must say I do like some of your tastes in music. I love a good sax with music.

I got to check out the second link you posted. Wow...that is some goooood stuff.
Almost has a '70's feel to it. Really jazzy.

Do you like Sting, Darth? I would get the sense that, given the sites you just posted that you would appreciate Sting's work. Sting is one of my alltime favorites, and I cannot beliieve I failed to list him among my favorite 80's artists. He is one of my vocal influences.

And bonus points if you can tell me Sting's real name. :D

Respectfully,
Martok2112Gordon Matthew Sumner :D I love Stings work :D

[Rowan]

One of my favorites, a band I am really "high" on...Morphine.

If my life had a soundtrack, this would be it.

Drums, bass, and sax, with vocals.

A few freebies:

http://www.galactic-trading.com/sounds/NewFolder/candy.ram

http://www.mm.aueb.gr/~antoniad/music/Morphine%20-%20Whisper.mp3

http://www.galactic-trading.com/sounds/NewFolder/poetry.ram

http://www.huberhome.de/music/unterlagen/Morphine%20-%20Cure%20For%20Pain%20-%2003%20-%20I'm%20Free%20Now.mp3

I can only get "Wisper" which I liked a rather bluesy feel good slow dancing song :D the others my computer cannot figure out and I don't know how to help my computer.

[BST]

My fave bands in the 80's were : Duran Duran, Journey, Great White, Whitesnake, Iron Maiden, Dio, Black Sabbath (with Dio), Van Halen (with Sammy Hagar), and RUSH (which has lasted through the 70's, 80's , 90', and thus far in the current millenium.)



I like several of those bands, myself. VH, w/ Roth AND w/ Hagar, Rush, Journey, Great White (although I haven't listened to them in years), and Whitesnake. Thinking about Whitesnake takes me back - wasn't their lead singer, David Coverdale, formerly of Deep Purple? That's another band I used to listen to, quite a bit, both with and without Richie Blakemore. One album of theirs that I lliked was called, "Come Taste The Band". It featured Coverdale on lead vocals and Tommy Bolin on lead guitar. I was a huge fan of Tommy Bolin. His solo work was outstanding, as well as his work with the James Gang, BANG album. Too bad he left this world on 12/04/76.

I did a little poking around the net and found a Bolin website --

http://www.tbolin.com/

If you've never listened to his music, give it a whirl. It's excellent - both solo works -- Teaser (1975) and Private Eyes (1976) are top-notch.

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Pete

[Darth Marley]

Okay, how about a little butchering of the classics?

Hayseed Dixie, used to be AC/Dixie until lawyers got involved.
Rock classics played bluegrass style:

PMRC Warning, this is Snoop Dogg's "Gin & Juice"
http://www.archive.org/download/hdixie2004-07-02/hdixie2004-07-02d02t11_64kb.mp3?PHPSESSID=1ce90c09acb683002ec978b849a2a6bc

Fat Bottom Girls (bluegrass! Dig it!)
http://www.archive.org/download-eu/hdixie2004-07-02/hdixie2004-07-02d01t14_vbr.mp3?PHPSESSID=6d69810d961e533687c72713608cc6ab

Highway to Hell
http://www.archive.org/download-eu/hdixie2004-07-02/hdixie2004-07-02d02t10_vbr.mp3?PHPSESSID=6d69810d961e533687c72713608cc6ab

Dirty Deeds
http://www.archive.org/download/hdixie2004-07-02/hdixie2004-07-02d01t01_vbr.mp3?PHPSESSID=1ce90c09acb683002ec978b849a2a6bc

Detroit Rock City
http://www.archive.org/download/hdixie2004-07-02/hdixie2004-07-02d01t07_64kb.mp3?PHPSESSID=1ce90c09acb683002ec978b849a2a6bc

Cat Scratch Fever
http://audio03.archive.org/0/audio/hdixie2004-07-02/hdixie2004-07-02d02t01_vbr.mp3


http://www.hayseed-dixie.com/

[BST]

Thank you for sharing these links, Darth. Good taste....even though your cutz on Journey be fightin' words ....;)

Yes, a lot of people don't generally connect with Sting's solo works as much as they do with the Police. He was much more flamboyant and raw with the Police. I am sort of converse when it comes to Sting. I didn't really like the Police until they came out with the Synchronicity album...but when Sting went on his own, I really dug what he was doing, and also came to appreciate the Police even more.

And, BST, if you will be so kind as to provide the answer to my little trivia question?
:D

Respectfully,
Martok2112 (toes tappin')


Well, no general should be left waiting but, it looks like Lady Rowan beat me to the punch.

:LOL:

It was, to no one's surprise, Gordon Sumner.

BST

:D

[Darth Marley]

The DEEP PURPLE/WHITESNAKE/RAINBOW family tree

http://rateyourmusic.com/lists/list_view/list_id_is_3683

[BST]

Thanks for the link, Darth. Lots of good stuff there.

:thumbsup:

[Darth Marley]

Anyone heard of John Hiatt???

http://www.donmarstudios.com/images/slow_turning.wmv

This one was also recorded by Delbert McClinton, a beautiful tune:
http://pgoh.free.fr/havefaith_inme.ram

[Darth Marley]

Richard Thompson:

The classic '52 Vincent Black Lightning:
http://www.rmbwoc.com/music/RichardThompson-1952VincentBlackLightning.mp3

Feel so good, I'm gonna break somebody's heart tonight:
http://www.alltrees.org/Personal/galleries/IFeelSoGood.ram

[BST]

Anyone heard of John Hiatt???

http://www.donmarstudios.com/images/slow_turning.wmv

This one was also recorded by Delbert McClinton, a beautiful tune:
http://pgoh.free.fr/havefaith_inme.ram

Wasn't John Hiatt a former member of The Baby's?

If it's the same guy, that I'm thinking about, he had a 80's "hit" with the song, "Missing You".

Re: Delbert McClinton, I loved the track he did, on Volunteer Jam VI, "Marie Laveau" -- what a howl!

btw, that Vol Jam album was :thumbsup:. I liked CDB's cover of Sweet Home, Alabama!

[Darth Marley]

No, I believe you are thinking of a geek named John Waite. Not to be confused with Tom.

Hiatt has written a lot of tunes that have been recorded by various country artists.
More of a songwriter's songwriter.

I think Suzie Boguss did "Drive South" which is much better in the original Klingon.

Hiatt and Thompson have written so many classic tunes that they each have a "various artists" tribute album.

Hiatt's guitar player in his backup band "The Goners" was Sonny Landreth, who is most probably the greatest slide guitar player now living. I was looking for a link to Landreth's "Outward Bound" which is a properly religious tune, and showcases his slide technique.

Also in my "file not found" list is Crucial Smith's bluegrass version of Melloncamp's "Lonely Ole Night" which works quite well in a bluegrass style.

[Darth Marley]

Delbert McClinton is way cool.
I got a chance long ago to hear his first disc called "Del and Clark" but I do not recall who the frell Clark was.
He wrote "B-Movie Boxcar Blues" which appeared on The Blues Brother's Suitcase Full of Blues album I believe.

I remember from Del's first album a tune called "Old Standby" -"I'm, still getting by, still getting high, knowing I'm your old stand by." A real cry in your beer country tune.

If I remember correctly, Del had a marginal hit in the early 80s with "Giving it up for your love."

[BST]

Yeah, Darth, I missed that one by a mile!! :LOL:

At least, I got the first name right. ;)

After I listened to "Slow Turning", I realized that it wasn't the same guy.
That's some good music! Did I catch a hint of banjo, in the background, on the song?

[Darth Marley]

Yep, there is plenty of banjo there.
Hiatt came to Nashville from Indiana I believe in the late 70s.

This guy is a personal friend:
http://home.usit.net/~sandyc/ds.html
he played with Cyndi Lauper among others more suited to the style.
He tells me that Lauper wrote "Time After Time" on a dulcimer.

[BST]

Darth,

Did you ever listen to Little Feat? You mentioned, earlier, about liking "drum, bass, sax" - well this band had it all!! I used to listen to them all the time, late 70's, early 80's. Their lead singer, Lowell George, unfortunately, passed on in 1981, due to a heart attack. (Probably brought on by something else.)

;)

Nonetheless, they were a damn good band.

:thumbsup:

[BST]

Hey, Martok, how ya comin' on my little riddle? Hints could be found most anywhere.

;)

[Darth Marley]

Another one of my favorites is Sonia Dada, which is the name of the band, not the name of a person.
This was what happens when a five piece white suburban rock group recruits three black tunnel singers in Chicago. That is the story I remember of how they formed.

This live cut came up first, and is a fair representation of their style:
http://ramhurl.real.com/smildemohurl.html?file=ra8/radiowoodstock/soniadada_zachary_full.rm

This one was their biggest "hit" on the adult alternative charts back in the early 90s.
I heard it hit number one in Australia.
"you don't treat me no good"
http://mfile.akamai.com/2851/rm/razntie.download.akamai.com/2851/Soniadada/Soniadada_02.rm

And my favorite from their first disc, though this is a kickin' live version;
"You ain't thining about me"
http://mfile.akamai.com/2851/rm/razntie.download.akamai.com/2851/Soniadada/Lay_Down_Love_Live_06.rm

"Well there's good times and bad times, and something in between. And for a while you were the best thing that I'd ever seen."

"I wish I had a headache, I wish I had the flu, or somebody or something else to do.
'Cause the last thing I want is to be thinking about you, when you ain't thinking about me."

This band is a must see live! Sounds like the last cut was from when they added a four piece horn section. Very intense live show! Must see them if you get the chance.

Visit the official site:
http://www.soniadada.com/testpattern/home.htm

[Darth Marley]

I love the 'Feat!

I'll see if I can turn up a live version of "Hate to lose your lovin'"

[julix]

yea a follow head banger :thumbsup:



So we have that in common my dear Braxiss!!!!!! :thumbsup: :salute:

[BST]

I love the 'Feat!

I'll see if I can turn up a live version of "Hate to lose your lovin'"

Aha!! I knew there was something about you I liked!! ;)

:D

Be back in a little while.

[Darth Marley]

Some Little Feat;

One Clear Moment (live)
http://38.119.66.131/feat/030927/feat030927ii_02_One_Clear_Moment.mp3

Dang, can't find a "Hate to lose your lovin'" I have on a downed hard drive a live version of that, just vocals with the male and female singers, guitar, and totally ragtime piano.

[Darth Marley]

So we have that in common my dear Braxiss!!!!!! :thumbsup: :salute:

I threw a dead bat at Ozzy in '81, does that count?

[Darth Marley]

How about "The Band" ?

http://theband.hiof.no/sounds/paint_the_daytime_black/Rag_mama_rag.mp3

Feat covered this one on a recent album. Here it is in the original Klingon.

[julix]

I threw a dead bat at Ozzy in '81, does that count?



Well, I don't know Darth I will have to think about that........

[Darth Marley]

Occasionally, I run into someone that has never heard Neil Young's "Let's Roll," a tribute to the brave souls on Flight 93 11SEP01.

http://demand1.stream.aol.com/ramgen/aol/us/aolmusic/artists/wmg/neilyoung/neilyoung_letsroll.rm

[Darth Marley]

Patty Griffin:

http://wrlt.com/listen/audio/files/pattyg/Rain.mp3

Cowboy Junkies
Anneversary Song (live recorded here):
http://ia200017.eu.archive.org/hdd1/audio/cj2004-07-16early.flacf/cj2004-07-16early.d1t07_vbr.mp3

When the Stars Go Blue
The Corrs (I was looking for the Ryan Adams version):
http://mfile.akamai.com/9139/rm/stream.wmg.com/epromo/atlanticlabel/9_2222977_18.Rm

Can't find Whiskeytown's "Sixteen Days" for a better Ryan Adams example.

The Call (the '80s strike back!):
http://flag.blackened.net/ati/opm/The%20Call%20-%20The%20Walls%20Came%20Down.mp3

I can't find any free Van Morrison, but that is one of my all time favorites.
He just keeps on cranking out great music.

[Darth Marley]

I hope more country music comes out with sensibilities like this:

http://66.155.114.23/WMRoot/AMC/song2/Old_Crow_Medicine_Show/Wagon_Wheel_128k.wmv

http://demand1.stream.aol.com/ramgen/aol/us/aolmusic/artists/universal/lucindawilliams/lucindawilliams_righteously.rm

[BST]

Some Little Feat;

One Clear Moment (live)
http://38.119.66.131/feat/030927/fe...lear_Moment.mp3



Damn, that was NICE!! It felt like falling in love with their music all over again! Thanks, Darth. :thumbsup:

I'll admit to not keeping up with them for much of the 90's and when I first heard Shaun Murphy's voice, it sounded (to me) like Dale Krantz (Rossington) who did vocals for the Rossington-Collins band in the early 80's.

Me thinks a trip to the music store is in my future! :D

Ya know, I wish an online copy of Dixie Chicken or Mercenary Territory was available.

:)

[Darth Marley]

Play with this for a while:

http://www.singingfish.com/

Just set it so it returns items longer that 3 minites, and it should eliminate those frustrating "sample clips."

All this stuff is supposed to be legally available.

[Darth Marley]

I forgot about the Subdudes. Somewhat zydeco influenced. Annunciation was a great album!


Video for "Why can't I forget about you?"
http://us.rd.yahoo.com/launch/synd/wmcom/video/167445/*http://launch.yahoo.com/video/?167445&bw=100&vo=wmcm

[Rowan]

I've been listening to the music of Havana Nights movie this past week and dancing to it of course I don't know how Darth posts all that music so I can't do the same here is the location of a snipit of some of my favs from the soundtrack http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0001ADAWO/103-3421598-4793469

my favs are: Satelite, Guajira, Do you only wanna dance, and Represent Cuba :D

[shiningstar]

Excuse me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I love Journey.

SO DO I :eek:

[Darth Marley]

Back around '92, a band formed called "Little Village" which consisted of John Hiatt, Ry Cooder, Nick Lowe, and Jim Keltner.

Crappy video, but a pretty good tune: She runs hot-
"Now she might run cold for you,she runs hot for me."

http://us.rd.yahoo.com/launch/synd/wmcom/video/158045/*http://launch.yahoo.com/video/?158045&bw=100&vo=wmcm

[shiningstar]

How about "The Band" ?

http://theband.hiof.no/sounds/paint_the_daytime_black/Rag_mama_rag.mp3

Feat covered this one on a recent album. Here it is in the original Klingon.

I like it! :D

[braxiss]

hey julix,

what's your opinion of kiss?

[shiningstar]

I'm not Julix but I've heard a couple of their songs. I really like them :thumbsup:

I just realized ........they are still touring even today! Isn't that neat?

[julix]

hey julix,

what's your opinion of kiss?


Hi Braxiss....
I like kiss, I am not a hugh fan of them. I like "Lick it up" and of course"I wanna Rock and Roll all night" other then that I am not hard core......How bout you?



BTW miss ya :)

[shiningstar]

I love the "I wanna Rock and Roll all Night" I also heard them sing a ballad once
but I can't remember the name. :...:

[Darth Marley]

http://www.tvparty.com/cvid/kisslynde34.ram

[shiningstar]

thanks for the link Darth. :rose:

[BST]

Darth,

You are a man of many links!! ;)

Thanks, buddy. It was good hearing "Beth" again.

:thumbsup:

[amberstar]

As far as Hair bands................
There were so many good ones, but VH1 did a countdown of the all-time best hair bands(based on their factors) and Poison was number one....I saw them in their heyday and I saw them 2 years ago and it was still kickin'
The song "Cherry Pie is by Warrent(the lead singer dated that blonde for awhile her name is Bobbie Brown,she first appeared in a Great White Video...also one of my favorites. There is also Slaughter, Skid Row, Winger(already mentioned Cinderella) and Whitesnake. Most all of these bands are touring again. Some are looking a little rough from their hard lifestlyes but they are still rockin.....probably better then ever...LOL...clean and sober now........
Dawg....Cinderella had a couple hits...the big one was "Shake Me" Now everybody sing.....
"Shake me all night baby shake me shake don't break it baby" and
"Coming Home"...."are you tough enough for my love.....im coming home"




Btw I got to meet almost all of these bands back in the day, because Dever used to have a Grand Prix and MTV covered it and combined some members of all of these bands with the race and of course I just had to be there and "Meet the boys in the band" Not only got autographs and handshakes but got to talk to em as well...(course the low-cut shirt may have helped a little, did I say that out loud?) :devil:

I loved all those bands........but you forgot to mention two of the all time best.

Bonjovi and Guns N Roses ;)

[amberstar]

I went to a concert Friday night and saw a band that I really liked. They are called Shinedown.........they do a great version of " Simple man" and their hit song "45".

check them out at:
http://www.shinedown.com/shinedownsite/news/default.asp

[shiningstar]

Wow thanks for posting the link Amberstar :D

[amberstar]

Wow thanks for posting the link Amberstar :D

Anytime Shiningstar :D

[braxiss]

Hi Braxiss....
I like kiss, I am not a hugh fan of them. I like "Lick it up" and of course"I wanna Rock and Roll all night" other then that I am not hard core......How bout you?



i'm a huge kiss fan, in fact they are my number 1 favorite band, i've seen them in concert more times than i can remember, in fact they are the only band i've seen in concert that i felt was worth the price of the tickets. :thumbsup:

[shiningstar]

i'm a huge kiss fan, in fact they are my number 1 favorite band, i've seen them in concert more times than i can remember, in fact they are the only band i've seen in concert that i felt was worth the price of the tickets. :thumbsup:
That's great Braxiss! I miss being able to go to concerts :...:

[julix]

i'm a huge kiss fan, in fact they are my number 1 favorite band, i've seen them in concert more times than i can remember, in fact they are the only band i've seen in concert that i felt was worth the price of the tickets. :thumbsup:



That is great...I love concerts...the group I feel that way about is Bon Jovi. I go evertime they are in town!!!!!There is nothing like it. Does Mrs. Braxiss go with?
Hubby and I go to Def Lepard together

[braxiss]

That is great...I love concerts...the group I feel that way about is Bon Jovi. I go evertime they are in town!!!!!There is nothing like it. Does Mrs. Braxiss go with?
Hubby and I go to Def Lepard together

oh yea. she wasn't sure the fisrt time she went to one of their shows, but now she's right there with me, sometimes she beats me to the punch and gets tickets first

[julix]

oh yea. she wasn't sure the fisrt time she went to one of their shows, but now she's right there with me, sometimes she beats me to the punch and gets tickets first



Very nice....so do you guys dress up in full Kiss regalia????There are fans that do right?

[shiningstar]

I've never dressed up in FAN regalia. The most I wore when I went to the Rocky Horror
Show Let alone ONE Kiss concert was a black shirt 2x tee shirt with the largest white
letter I could print on it .....saying

INCOGNITO

Everyone liked it .......until the puppy I had tore it down from the hanger and ripped it to shreds ...... :rage:

[Darth Marley]

Kate Bush Cloudbursting:

http://80music.about.com/library/artist/ra/cloudbursting.ram

[Darth Marley]

The Call, Let the Day Begin:

http://www.stanmain.com/music/MP3/The%20Call%20-%20Let%20the%20Day%20Begin.mp3

[Darth Marley]

One for Matrok, Live Duran Duran, SNL performance 19MAR83:

http://www.duranitaly.com/immagini/g83/Saturday%20Night%20Live%20-%20Hungry%20like%20the%20wolf%20(03-19-83).MP3

[harryfielder]

Aitch (3rd left) and his band in 1963,,,,
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v422/harryfielder/07June2003.jpg

[Darth Marley]

A great tune from Warren Zevon (one of his last):

http://www.artemisrecords.com/mp3/WarrenZevon-KeepMeInYourHeart.mp3

[Darth Marley]

John Prine:

This is a good one! (Well, great song, crappy bit depth, they want you to buy the disc).

http://a420.v8383d.c8383.g.vm.akamaistream.net/7/420/8383/3b858b51/mtvrdstr.download.akamai.com/8512/wmp/0/1534/1524_1_5_04.asf

[shiningstar]

A great tune from Warren Zevon (one of his last):

http://www.artemisrecords.com/mp3/WarrenZevon-KeepMeInYourHeart.mp3
I like that one thanks for sharing :thumbsup:

[Darth Marley]

A little bluegrass gospel from Allison Krauss:

http://24.153.163.213/ill_fly_away.wma

[shiningstar]

John Prine:

This is a good one! (Well, great song, crappy bit depth, they want you to buy the disc).

http://a420.v8383d.c8383.g.vm.akamaistream.net/7/420/8383/3b858b51/mtvrdstr.download.akamai.com/8512/wmp/0/1534/1524_1_5_04.asf
I like this song too .....

[braxiss]

Very nice....so do you guys dress up in full Kiss regalia????There are fans that do right?


i used to alot, but since i cut my hair and put on a few pounds the clothes don't fit as well. but i still have the seven inch platform boots

[shiningstar]

i used to alot, but since i cut my hair and put on a few pounds the clothes don't fit as well. but i still have the seven inch platform boots

Do you ever wear them?

[braxiss]

Do you ever wear them?



at least once a year i put they on so my children can get a good laugh at their

dad trying to walk in platform boots

[julix]

i used to alot, but since i cut my hair and put on a few pounds the clothes don't fit as well. but i still have the seven inch platform boots



I want the boots...

[shiningstar]

I want the boots...

Not me I'd kill myself :eek:

[braxiss]

I want the boots...


lol

:thumbsup:

[braxiss]

Not me I'd kill myself :eek:

when i wear them, i have great respect for women who wear high heels

[shiningstar]

when i wear them, i have great respect for women who wear high heels

I used to wear high heels but at 5ft 6.5 inches and the average height of the
boys in my hs being 5ft 8in .......I had to switch to flats to get a date.

Although when I worked I wore heels then because some of the people in my
office were so catty ....I figured a little intimidation couldn't hurt :devil:

[julix]

when i wear them, i have great respect for women who wear high heels



They do take time to get used to! But I am a high heel pro now! :D

[julix]

I used to wear high heels but at 5ft 6.5 inches and the average height of the
boys in my hs being 5ft 8in .......I had to switch to flats to get a date.

Although when I worked I wore heels then because some of the people in my
office were so catty ....I figured a little intimidation couldn't hurt :devil:



Shiningstar......
Did the heels work? It wouldn't have with the women I have worked with in the past(I know what you mean) That is why I work at the Home Depot now with lots of men!!!!!

[shiningstar]

Shiningstar......
Did the heels work? It wouldn't have with the women I have worked with in the past(I know what you mean) That is why I work at the Home Depot now with lots of men!!!!!

In the OFFICE yes it did .........the other girls as catty as they were ..........
were afraid I could take them :devil:







and you know something? I could ....................;)

[julix]

Very good Shiningstar.....BTW I won't mess with you!!!!!!!! ;)

[shiningstar]

Very good Shiningstar.....BTW I won't mess with you!!!!!!!! ;) :) ;) :salute:

[Muffit]

WalMart has it too, but for $96, which is about $12 more than Amazon...

[shiningstar]

WalMart has it too, but for $96, which is about $12 more than Amazon...

YUCK Muffit :P:

[Rowan]

i used to alot, but since i cut my hair and put on a few pounds the clothes don't fit as well. but i still have the seven inch platform boots:eek: Holy Crap!!! I'd sure love to see a pic of that !!! ;) :D

[Rowan]

when i wear them, i have great respect for women who wear high heels
I love wearing high heels I'm only 5'2" so when I wear 4 " heels I feel so tall! I love it!! :D I can't imagine what it must be like to be 5' 6" all the time!! *sigh*


Speaking of boots Julix I want the FM kind ;) :D

[Rowan]

Dear Mr. Darth Marley I am formally requesting your assistance in this matter :D If you could find "I just wanna make love to you" by Etta James, something that the others could actually hear I'd very much appreciate it :D

[Darth Marley]

No luck.

I had been trying to find her rendition of "Wet Match" as I find that tune most amusing.

I found a few "clips" but no complete songs.

[Rowan]

:( Oh well... Thank you for trying though, very kind!!! :D

I'll have to try and find wet match now you have made me curious ;) :D

[Darth Marley]

"Your lovin' baby, is like tryin' to start a fire with a wet match.
You wont even get a spark like that."

[shiningstar]

"Your lovin' baby, is like tryin' to start a fire with a wet match.
You wont even get a spark like that." :LOL:

[ernie90125]

I am an absolute completeist of YES, and I've had the pleasure of working with some of the band and enjoying their friendship.

It is really great to enjoy someone's music and then get to knwo them, although you can be disappointed.... There are some really down to earth 'rock stars' out there !

[Darth Marley]

Heartbreak Beat- Psychedelic Furs

http://a420.v8383d.c8383.g.vm.akamaistream.net/7/420/8383/3b858b51/mtvrdstr.download.akamai.com/8512/wmp/0/426/7722_1_10_04.asf

[Darth Marley]

English Beat

http://a420.v8383d.c8383.g.vm.akamaistream.net/7/420/8383/3b858b51/mtvrdstr.download.akamai.com/8512/wmp/3/7953/20907_1_3_04.asf

[Darth Marley]

Fine Young Cannibals

http://www.thewhitefam.com/madison/she_drives_me_crazy.mp3

[Darth Marley]

Joan Armatrading

http://www.users.tsn.cc/mypals/DropThePilot.mp3

[Darth Marley]

B.O.C. -Black Blade

http://hometown.aol.com/sharinahart/trixiesmusic/boc_blackblade.asx

[Darth Marley]

Loreena McKennett

For Irish music fans.

http://www.xakep.ru/post/13477/enya__loreena_mckennitt_-_the_mummers_dance_remix.mp3

[Darth Marley]

Ok, let's try Ben Harper's version of Sexual Healing.

This is hot.

http://www.jaemani.com/artists/benharper/ben%20harper%20-%20sexual%20healin.mp3

[Darth Marley]

The first Shaun Colvin song I ever heard:

http://www.compaids.com/static/music/ram/singersongwriters/ShawnColvin-DiamondInTheRough.ram

[Darth Marley]

Aha!
Chris Whitley!

Very nice, the one I think is his best; Big Sky Country.

Wow, it is an accoustic version, live:
http://www.messengerrecords.com/sounds/big_sky_country.mp3

"Like Hallelujah in the Big Sky Country. Just like forver, and ever is why."

Maybe Scrapyard Lullabies is really best though:

http://www.cornerband.com/messenger/asx/scrapyardHQ.asx

Better production values than the previous cut.

[Darth Marley]

My favorite Patty Griffin tune, One Big Love:

http://a420.v8383d.c8383.g.vm.akamaistream.net/7/420/8383/3b858b51/mtvrdstr.download.akamai.com/8512/wmp/4/1264/15724_1_4_04.asf

I can't find a play of Mad Mission, so some lyrics instead is all you get:

It's a mad mission
Under difficult conditions
not everybody makes it
To the loving cup
It's a mad mission
But I got the ambition
Mad, mad mission
sign me up

[Darth Marley]

Another sometime Nashvillian, Jason White.

At the Alibi

http://www.jasonwhite.org/mp3/At%20The%20Alibi.mp3

[Darth Marley]

Another sometime Nashvillian, Jason White.

At the Alibi

http://www.jasonwhite.org/mp3/At%20The%20Alibi.mp3

"I go out with Franklin and I come home with Lincoln."

[warhammerdriver]

Geez, not much mention of Def Leppard, or Metallica ( I just love S&M).

How 'bout these for a blast from the past: Night Ranger and Vixen.

[Darth Marley]

Under no circumstances will I provide a link to "Sister Christian."

[warhammerdriver]

How 'bout "Sentimental Street"? :duck:

[shiningstar]

I'd prefer Twisted Sister myself :P:

[braxiss]

omg, shingingstar that is one of the last groups i thought you'd like.


but if there's room for requests, how about "we're not gonna take it"?

[shiningstar]

That's the ONE :D

[warhammerdriver]

but if there's room for requests, how about "we're not gonna take it"?

When I was in H.S. a few of my fellow band members figured out how to play parts of that by ear (no sheet music). We would play that at our football games when our team was penalized. After a while, the refs didn't like it.

[braxiss]

When I was in H.S. a few of my fellow band members figured out how to play parts of that by ear (no sheet music). We would play that at our football games when our team was penalized. After a while, the refs didn't like it.


lol

that's great, i would have loved to see the look on the refs face when you started playing :thumbsup: :salute:

[warhammerdriver]

lol

that's great, i would have loved to see the look on the refs face when you started playing :thumbsup: :salute:

Couldn't see the ref's face, but the home crowd loved it. After a while, they started singing along-------including the adults who couldn't stand the song!

[braxiss]

that's priceless :thumbsup:

[Darth Marley]

Jer Bear is dead. Long live Jer Bear!

http://media.jerrygarcia.com/audio/hi-fi/runfor.mp3

[Darth Marley]

Aha!
Some Delbert McClinton worth hearing.

Everytime I Roll.
(She's like rolling a seven every time I roll the dice).
http://a420.v8383d.c8383.g.vm.akamaistream.net/7/420/8383/3b858b51/mtvrdstr.download.akamai.com/8512/wmp/5/1893/6707_1_1_04.asf

8 minutes worth of "B-Movie Boxcar Blues" !!!

http://a420.v8383d.c8383.g.vm.akamaistream.net/7/420/8383/3b858b51/mtvrdstr.download.akamai.com/8512/wmp/4/1893/27184_1_1_04.asf

[Darth Marley]

Old and in the Way
(bluegrass version of Great Pretender)

http://a420.v8383d.c8383.g.vm.akamaistream.net/7/420/8383/3b858b51/mtvrdstr.download.akamai.com/8512/wmp/3/1485/1719_1_2_04.asf

[Rowan]

Another sometime Nashvillian, Jason White.

At the Alibi

http://www.jasonwhite.org/mp3/At%20The%20Alibi.mp3
I like this I could really dance to this one! ;) :D

[Rowan]

Geez, not much mention of Def Leppard, or Metallica ( I just love S&M).

How 'bout these for a blast from the past: Night Ranger and Vixen.
WHD your into S&M? :naughty: I had no idea ;) :D

[Darth Marley]

Imperial Death March (Lord Vader's Theme)

http://cyberkenny.free.fr/ImperialMarch.mp3

[Rowan]

Ok, let's try Ben Harper's version of Sexual Healing.

This is hot.

http://www.jaemani.com/artists/benharper/ben%20harper%20-%20sexual%20healin.mp3


I would agree!!!:D nice to slow dance to ;) I think I'm in a dancing mood tonight LOL!

[Darth Marley]

Indiana Jones theme:

http://kino.underwood.ru/sound/Indiana%20Jones/theme%20-%20indiana%20jones.mp3

[Darth Marley]

Crash Test Dummie's Superman Song (Real Media)

http://www.compaids.com/static/music/ram/singersongwriters/CrashTestDummies-SupermanSong.ram


I hate Real Media streamed, but if you have never heard this one, you need to give it a listen.

[Darth Marley]

Ok, Mister Sister, have a video for you little metalheads out there:

http://us.rd.yahoo.com/launch/synd/wmcom/video/166524/*http://launch.yahoo.com/video/?166524&bw=100&vo=wmcm

[Darth Marley]

The original BSG Theme.

http://www.peters-universum.de/media/theme_battlestar_galactica.mp3

[Darth Marley]

The A-Team theme.

http://www.craigr.terminator.org.uk/sounds/ateamtheme.mp3

[Darth Marley]

I would agree!!!:D nice to slow dance to ;) I think I'm in a dancing mood tonight LOL!

Could call for some Billy Idol:

http://www.bostonbands.com/mp3/5441.mp3

[Darth Marley]

The Cult,
extended version, She Sells Sanctuary:

http://home.hetnet.nl/~gillis.demas/Sanctuary.mp3

Does thrashing count as dancing?

[Rowan]

Could call for some Billy Idol:

http://www.bostonbands.com/mp3/5441.mp3LOL I guess I am dancing with myself but I'd much rather be dancing to some slow sexy blues ;) :D idealy in the arms of a man ;) :D

[Darth Marley]

Then you need more Morphine!

I can tell you taste like the sky, 'cause
You look like rain.

http://www.levka.spb.ru/music/06%20-%20You%20Look%20Like%20Rain.mp3

[Rowan]

Then you need more Morphine!

I can tell you taste like the sky, 'cause
You look like rain.

http://www.levka.spb.ru/music/06%20-%20You%20Look%20Like%20Rain.mp3OMG that was Purrrfect!!! I love it! that wasn't just sexy that was sensual!!
Ever thought about being a DJ? ;)
I've got to listen to that again ...:D

[Darth Marley]

Two of the guys from Morphine were in a band called Treat Her Right.
I wish I could find a version of "I think she likes me."

Lyrics something like; (setup is he has been chatting up a woman)

Some guy comes over, what does he think
Intruding on our private thing
The man is looking quite upset
Wavin' 'round with his gun like that

She'd told me things about her life
She'd never told me she was someone's wife
The man with the gun says "Why'd you buy her a drink?"
I said "I think she likes me that's what I think"

[Rowan]

Well now that you have introduced me to Morphine I'll be keeping my eyes open and I'll do the same for Treat her right! Thanks Darth!

I love the sax in that song it gave me goosebumps - anymore goodies like that?

[Darth Marley]

Morphine's best (meaning my favorite) seems only available in crappy WMP format;

http://a420.v8383d.c8383.g.vm.akamaistream.net/7/420/8383/3b858b51/mtvrdstr.download.akamai.com/8512/wmp/2/531/5570_1_6_04.asf

The singer is dead, so the catalogue is limited.

I got to see them several times live before Mark Sandman's untimely death. The sax player would play a tenor and alto sax simultaneously.

[Rowan]

Dang I can't open it again - so many of them I can't open :(

[Darth Marley]

Robert Cray:

The Score
http://www.livinblues.com/../e-kards/../bluesnews2003/../music/robetcraythescore.mp3

Playing in the Dirt
http://www.maryjane-sue.com/playininthedirt.mp3

[Rowan]

I like the second one more than the first one in your last selection I like the tempo of it - I think I need to go dancing again that Morphine one got me worked up :D;)

[Darth Marley]

More Feat,

Hate to lose your lovin' (live and thumpin')
http://audio01.archive.org/1/audio/lf2004-06-12.shnf/lf2004-06-12t01_vbr.mp3

[Rowan]

Then you need more Morphine!

I can tell you taste like the sky, 'cause
You look like rain.

http://www.levka.spb.ru/music/06%20-%20You%20Look%20Like%20Rain.mp3Still listening to this song...it turns me on Darth!! ;)

[Darth Marley]

Ya, it is one of the weapons in my arsenal.

[Rowan]

Ya, it is one of the weapons in my arsenal.:LOL:
Evil man!! ;)

got other songs in that arsenal?:D

[Darth Marley]

"Give me your Dirty Love" by Zappa.

[Rowan]

k I'll check it out ;)

[Rowan]

Morphine's best (meaning my favorite) seems only available in crappy WMP format;

http://a420.v8383d.c8383.g.vm.akamaistream.net/7/420/8383/3b858b51/mtvrdstr.download.akamai.com/8512/wmp/2/531/5570_1_6_04.asf

The singer is dead, so the catalogue is limited.

I got to see them several times live before Mark Sandman's untimely death. The sax player would play a tenor and alto sax simultaneously.
Darth what is the tittle of this song?

[Darth Marley]

k I'll check it out ;)

No, actually that one is a mood wrecker, unless you are superfreaky.

But if you can take Zappa then Dyna Mo Hum is a humorous one.

Title of other tune is "All Your Way."

Are you using a pop-up blocker? That may be the issue.

[Rowan]

No, actually that one is a mood wrecker, unless you are superfreaky.

But if you can take Zappa then Dyna Mo Hum is a humorous one.

Title of other tune is "All Your Way."

Are you using a pop-up blocker? That may be the issue.
Ok don't want to spoil the mood that morphine has seduced me into LOL ;)
Yes I'm using pop-up blocker LOL - Chris has this computer set up like fort knox!:(

[Darth Marley]

Could be that the pop-up blocker is keeping Windows Media Player from opening.

[Darth Marley]

Some of the Morphine cuts have a rather different mood than that, but this one might work:

The Night
http://theatre.harvard.edu/archive/2001-fall/Oleanna/soundtrack/morphine.the.night.mp3

[Rowan]

But it would be incosistent then because I do get to use windows media player to view things on the net unless your saying that what your posting is set up differently? (forgive my computer ignorance - please :blush: )

[Darth Marley]

I don't know, just wondering why an asf link wouldn't work.
I think it might open a new window and then feed WMP.

Try right clicking and selecting "open in a new window" and if that doesn't bypass the blocker, there is usually a key you press while clicking that disables it for that action, like ctrl.

Most of the "good stuff" tunes I don't see on the web. The Sinead Lohan disk that has No Mermaid on it is a solid CD with no bad songs on it.

Van Morrison is useful for the cause, many good tunes. If you are not a Van fan, then you can probably find Moondance on the web, but it is one of the common ones most people have heard.

[Rowan]

ok I'll give that a try - thanks

[Darth Marley]

Talking Heads
This Must Be The Place:
http://www.peterme.com/assets/Talking%20Heads%20-%20This%20Must%20Be%20The%20Place%20(Naive%20Melody).mp3

[Rowan]

I just heard Cure for pain by morphine I like that one. Sounds like the alternative music I used to dance to...but it's a different mood than You look like rain...

[Rowan]

Ok Darth I tried - no luck - I'll try again in the AM when my brain is more awake!! LOL!

Try right clicking and selecting "open in a new window" and if that doesn't bypass the blocker, there is usually a key you press while clicking that disables it for that action, like ctrl.

[Rowan]

I just got to hear " I think she likes me" I like it! - Especially the Harmonica and the percusion/beat :D

[Darth Marley]

Did you find a link to it?

[Rowan]

I used Bear Share to hear it :D

[Darth Marley]

This is too much!
A cheesey lounge act version of Copacabana telling the Star Wars story!

"Her name was Leia,
she was a princess.
With a danish on each ear,
and Darth Vader drawing near."

http://tian.cc/Richard_Cheese_-_Star_Wars_Cantina.mp3

This has my highest recommendation.

[Rowan]

Oh Darth that was wonderful !!!! :thumbsup: I absolutely love it!! :LOL:

[Rowan]

I had a moment of nostalgia this morning and for some reason the band Styx popped into my head haven't thought about them in years
Come sail away
Renegade
Babe
Too much time on my hands
Suite Madame blue


Ah highschool days :P: ;)

[Rowan]

Ok I'm in a smooth jazz/ blues mood tonight :D

been listening to "Since I fell for you"
So far I've listened to it by:
Etta james - not bad
Natalie cole and Reba Mackintire - not bad but more country rather than blues but the piano in this version is very nice!!
Barbara streisand - awesome but not as bluesy as I'd like
Melissa Ethridge - a live version from what sounds like a little club so not a good version
Bob James, David Sandborn and Al Jarreau - so so
Lenny Welch - emotionally over the top for my taste
got a few more to listen to yet ;)

[Darth Marley]

REOStyxWagon is among the most despicable music ever created!

If jazz you want, seek out some Weather Report.

http://telmedia.telarc.com:8080/ramgen/telarc/83473/83473-1-mAMAB.smi

[Rowan]

REOStyxWagon is among the most despicable music ever created!


Why hello Darth, I see your practicing your smooth and charming ways with me tonight ;)

[Darth Marley]

Was that message too subtle for you?

[Rowan]

Was that message too subtle for you?Darth, I am a woman who is acutely attuned to the subtlest of gestures, looks or suggestions being hit with a rock is a little overkill for me to get the point.:)

[Rowan]

REOStyxWagon is among the most despicable music ever created!

If jazz you want, seek out some Weather Report.

http://telmedia.telarc.com:8080/ramgen/telarc/83473/83473-1-mAMAB.smi

Darth I tried to access this but it's not working I did manage to listen to "Birdland" "Mercy, Mercy, Mercy" and "Nubian Sundance" But this is to fast and too contemporary for the mood I'm in :D