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08-08-2002, 10:27 AM
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Name a toon too the sequal
Our town is like any other
Good citizens at work and play Normal folks doing business in the normal way This morning was like any other Mommies kissing Daddies goodbye Then the milkman screamed and pointed up At the sky 
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08-08-2002, 05:36 PM
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"Tomorrow's Girls", by Donald Fagen
 Okay, okay, I'll play....you guys usually post so fast that I can't keep up!! Have you seen the man at the liquor store Beggin' for your change Hair on his face is dirty, dreadlocked, and full of mange He asks the man for what he could spare with shame in his eyes "Get a job, you f....in' slob" is how he replies
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"He had never slept in a better bed, Rainsford decided." ~Richard Connell 
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08-08-2002, 11:31 PM
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Close....Everlast
 Okay, give this a shot.... Late that night we were hand in hand Glen Miller's band was better than before.... We yelled and screamed for more....
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08-09-2002, 07:33 AM
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Little River Band
Sleeper Catcher Reminiscing Side One -second cut One of my ALL-TIME favorites. I don't think I can pick a favorite song off of that one. They are all GRRREAT! Brad
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08-09-2002, 11:06 AM
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You guys are great, I never owned a Little River but sure listened to them. Funny how regions radio stations and or bars etc can influence the music you listened to.
Spending my high school years in the Boston area the strongest influence in rock besides local talent tended to be English.Black Sabbath, Traffic, Pink Floyd, Yes, Zep, Moody Blues, Cream, always the Beatles, and when drunk enough to sing the Kinks. Locals was anything from Boston down to NY, so Aerosmith, Steely Dan, Arlo Guthrie, Bruce Springstein. National bacause I don't know where they came from was Dylan, Hendrix, Procal Harem, King Crimson, ELP, the Winters Bros. West coast was the Dead, Joplin, Jefferson Airplane,The Band(?). South was Allman Bros. Probably most influencial album was Woodstock, with my intro to the great voice of Cocker and other I never had heard of before. When I got back to Texas in 76 and found my old running buddies from 4 years before I can remember going out to one of those tiny towns of 500 or so souls to get high and listen to some music and got my intro to Manfred Mann's Earth Band playing Spirits In The Night. Not a one there had heard of Springstein. That was the beginning of a year of the smoke filled Red River Saloon listening to Waylon, Willie and the boys. I completely missed the emergance of Boston, Kansas, AC/DC, Van Halen, Blue Oyster Cult and really can't tell one from the other today. OK my lyric for the day ought to be easy but I have always loved it. With a vigerous circular motion Hither to unknown to people in this area But destined to take the place of the mudshark In your local mythology
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08-09-2002, 05:59 PM
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Frank Zappa
Apostrophe (') Nanook Rubs It Side one-second cut\ Another all time favorite. "Watch out where the Husky's go, and don't you eat that yellow snow!" Brad
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08-09-2002, 08:58 PM
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You have the nicest North America
This sailor ever saw I want to feel your warm Brazil And touch your Panama
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