God of FRIDAY

[bob48]

We just had a thunderstorm and torrential rain and so the sky is still too cloudy to see the eclipse. Very humid though, but we did need the rain.

[Grim.Reaper]

Really wish CMSF2 would hurry up and come out.

With the delay in the web site, seems sadly it won't be released by the end of July like Battlefront indicated....they haven't even started to take pre orders which they always seem to have available many weeks prior to release.  Hoping this is the first time thy just skip the pre orders and still release it by end of July.....we need them just to hit one date they say!

[MetalDog]

Is this better, Tuna?

;)

[Sir Slash]

I had a 'Kiss' lunchbox. Unfortunately we were so poor that I could only afford it or food to put in it so..... :-[

[Tuna]

Is this better, Tuna?

;)

LOL, you really know what I HATE! 

[MetalDog]

Is this better, Tuna?

;)

LOL, you really know what I HATE! 

Even 'virtuosos' can make a stinker.  So cut a makeup clad dude a break ;)


Now for something we can both agree on

[Tuna]

Is this better, Tuna?

;)

LOL, you really know what I HATE! 

Even 'virtuosos' can make a stinker.  So cut a makeup clad dude a break ;)


Now for something we can both agree on

An album of stinkers, don't forget Hell in a Bucket is on that album as well.

Brothers and Stones are awesome!

[Tuna]

Same album Berry Oakely kicking Gene Simmons ass from the grave!!!.. Now this guy is genius..

[Ubercat]

How could anyone not like Touch of Grey?  ???

It's funny how music takes you instantly back to where you were when you heard it first or most memorably. I was in the Navy when that album came out and it was on the radio a lot. I was stationed on the Independence which was in dry dock in Philadelphia; my first time in an exciting east coast city.

I had to stand midnight to eight watch in the boathouse guarding the Captains gig. That song would be on the radio while I walked around and stared across the Delaware at all the lights of cities and the passing ships. Now, every time I hear that song I'm seeing those lights.

Norah Jones Sunrise puts me in a tiny bedroom in Baltimore on a cold rainy winter night. That could be a new thread. Where does x song take you?

[MetalDog]

How could anyone not like Touch of Grey?  ???

It's funny how music takes you instantly back to where you were when you heard it first or most memorably. I was in the Navy when that album came out and it was on the radio a lot. I was stationed on the Independence which was in dry dock in Philadelphia; my first time in an exciting east coast city.

I had to stand midnight to eight watch in the boathouse guarding the Captains gig. That song would be on the radio while I walked around and stared across the Delaware at all the lights of cities and the passing ships. Now, every time I hear that song I'm seeing those lights.

Norah Jones Sunrise puts me in a tiny bedroom in Baltimore on a cold rainy winter night. That could be a new thread. Where does x song take you?

Go to it!

[Tuna]

How could anyone not like Touch of Grey?  ???

It's funny how music takes you instantly back to where you were when you heard it first or most memorably. I was in the Navy when that album came out and it was on the radio a lot. I was stationed on the Independence which was in dry dock in Philadelphia; my first time in an exciting east coast city.

I had to stand midnight to eight watch in the boathouse guarding the Captains gig. That song would be on the radio while I walked around and stared across the Delaware at all the lights of cities and the passing ships. Now, every time I hear that song I'm seeing those lights.

Norah Jones Sunrise puts me in a tiny bedroom in Baltimore on a cold rainy winter night. That could be a new thread. Where does x song take you?

Memories do give special meanings to song.. As MD knows, I'm a huge GD fan, I just hated that they kind of were going 'pop' and 'mtvish".. hated the album before that too (the white one). American Beauty is my Favorite.

I remember Cyndy Lauper True Colors playing at midnight when I arrived a lil early for my first night of my career at Reebok (3rd shift Computer Operator back in 86).

I remember Coltrane's My Favorite Things waiting in my car in the pouring rain in a Church Parking lot, (I was waiting for Bingo to get out so I could give my mother a ride home).

I can remember Jessica when I was stuff in the very back of my friends station wagon behind all the camp gear on a trip to NH (From that point on, Jessica always was a 'driving song' for me).

But you're right, whether or not you are a fan of a group or not, sometimes songs get etched into your memory. I think people who have these situations with music are a lil blessed it adds some color to their journey of life.

I must've had a bad Kiss experience as a teenager!

[Ubercat]

That video was kind of dumb. I never thought of that album as pop, though. I guess it can be subjective.

[Gusington]

I am not a fan of the Dead but I always liked Touch of Grey...:)

Here is a good modern version...War on Drugs is probably my favorite band of the last 10 years:

[bbmike]

'Modern version'. Now I feel like I'm in that 'feeling old' thread.  :-\

[Gusington]

Hey I didn't give birth to you.