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pianistclare
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Hotel California.
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Tis_Bearself
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Mary Jane is also my favorite song by TP. But it’s so sad. It reminds me more of the life I had before I went back to church.
Tis_Bearself
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I have more “favorite rock songs” than I have favorite saints.
But I am particularly fond of Guided by Voices, “Choking Tara (Creamy Version)”.
But I am particularly fond of Guided by Voices, “Choking Tara (Creamy Version)”.
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fredystairs
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Yellow River by Christie
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Bruised_Reed
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Inisfallen
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We must be contemporaries, more or less. I liked Bob Seger a lot back then (still do). Turn the Page, Feel Like a Number, Nutbush City Limits (a cover, but he did a great version), all favorites.
I remember seeing him at Madison Square Garden. It was a great night. Went with a bunch of friends, and the lovely Wanda from Queens. I wonder how she’s doing these days…
I remember seeing him at Madison Square Garden. It was a great night. Went with a bunch of friends, and the lovely Wanda from Queens. I wonder how she’s doing these days…
Mary_Gail_36
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I thought the line was “I see a red dog, and I want it, paint it black”.
Mary_Gail_36
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Hi, Boldlygo, I like both of them. I first heard “House of the rising Sun” maybe 10 or so years ago. It’s oddly the theme song of an Italian Film called “The Best of Youth”.
Mary_Gail_36
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Is that the one that needs more cow bell? 
Mary_Gail_36
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Yesterday was David Bowie’s birthday.
Let’s Dance came out when I was in 8th grade. It was one of the songs I had taped from the radio.
I also liked Duran Duran. Hungry like a wolf and Rio.
My daughter likes The man who sold the world, but the Nirvana version.
Let’s Dance came out when I was in 8th grade. It was one of the songs I had taped from the radio.
I also liked Duran Duran. Hungry like a wolf and Rio.
My daughter likes The man who sold the world, but the Nirvana version.
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pianistclare
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Oh, I stopped liking Hungry Like A Wolf when that woman killed her children to that song. Ugh.
Farrah Fawcett came out in the miniseries about it. Only one child survived the shots into the backseat of her car. She wanted to be with a married man. Even during the trial, killer tapped her fingers to the song as it was played for the jury. It had been blaring in the car.
Farrah Fawcett came out in the miniseries about it. Only one child survived the shots into the backseat of her car. She wanted to be with a married man. Even during the trial, killer tapped her fingers to the song as it was played for the jury. It had been blaring in the car.
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Bruised_Reed
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Well, thanks so very much for ruining the song for me and, by extension, my misspent youth. 
j/k, plus I enjoy CCR a little bit more now.
j/k, plus I enjoy CCR a little bit more now.
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Thom18
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Close, but not quite. It’s Don’t Fear the Reaper that was in need of the cowbell.
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CountrySteve
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Perhaps. I am actually in my early 20s. I like a lot of older rock, along witth some of the newer stuff.
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Inisfallen
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Not even close. I saw Seger at the Garden in maybe 1977? Something like that. I’m well into my fifties.
Mary_Gail_36
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I remember that film. But I didn’t know it was based on a true story. How terrible.
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JamalChristophr
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Milli Vanilli!
and the pièce de ré·sis·tance …
The BackStreet Boys!!!
(I hope I don’t get banned for this.)
and the pièce de ré·sis·tance …
The BackStreet Boys!!!
(I hope I don’t get banned for this.)
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JamalChristophr
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Ok, that definitely put a damper on things…
Mary_Gail_36
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Whoever actually sang for Milli Vanili should have become famous. I feel bad for the two men. One, I think committed suicide.
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