Thank you very much...

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Tree died? well best pop this on:
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I have the original 33 rpms!!!!

One of the tunes I prefer is "City of Tiny Lights" (and its conclusion: "...and in your dreams, you cans see yopurself as prophet saving the world (1)"

Hey! This guy made a song about me! :eek:

OMG! '79?

Wow, the year I travelled across Morocco :cool:


(1) Checked it, and I was wrong: 1974, from "Roxy and Elsewhere".


Those were the days... :D:D:D
 




Pops is in a couple scenes of this new film. I can't believe I have to go see this movie!!!!

Fonda and Redford......bleechhhh!!!!!!!!!!!:rolleyes::D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
 
Let's say it's all about bonsai music.

Even if I didn't like country music (and I do!), I'd never think a second buying 50 lethal weapons to kill at random.

Here, weirdos are taken care of in mental hospitals - and all citizens contribute to taking care of the poor, the disabled, elderly people...

(But selling fighter planes, bombs and the like brings a lot of money! ...)


And all these people mean: we love you, we're all the same, but different.

Swords to ploughshares (or Swords to plowshares) is a concept in which military weapons or technologies are converted for peaceful civilian applications.

The phrase originates from the Book of Isaiah:

And many people shall go and say, Come ye, and let us go up to the mountain of the LORD, to the house of the God of Jacob; and He will teach us of His ways, and we will walk in His paths: for out of Zion shall go forth the law, and the word of the LORD from Jerusalem. And He shall judge among the nations, and shall rebuke many people: and they shall beat their swords into ploughshares, and their spears into pruning hooks: nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war any more.—KJV
 
Nybonsai12 said:
I'm assuming this thread is for sharing some of your fav music. I've yet to contribute but here it is. This band is in my top three favorites of all time. I see them every time they are in NY. Was lucky enough to see them perform on letterman too. The only band I've seen live in the last 10 years. Acoustic at the Ryman is a special album to me as I would dance my daughter to sleep to it nightly. She knows the words to many of their songs. Factory is a favorite, but this is the one that put them on the map.

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Good one, I like them very much too. I can't remember how I run into them. allmusic.com has one golden feature...looking at everything about your favourite artist you can find a button called related artists. Ah, then it's a vicious circle. I might have been reading about Sparklehorses or Grandaddy, I don't know...
 
Sometimes I'm sad and I enjoy melancholy.
No, he wasn't.


But...I'm a lucky man.
 
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The Mission UK or Sisters of Mercy anybody? Wayne Hussey or Andrew Eldritch? Expressing many moods...



 
Hey, if you don't fancy the music, look at the last seconds of the video, the "garden" is a real French garden (like mine :D)

(the lyrics are very "tongue-in-cheek", but the way they sing and play it is real quality)

 
Those guys were really far out! :D

Never heard of them before, thanks for enhancing my cultural baggage :cool:

 
Let's try to know a bit more about the people we(?) must (?) hate.

People that must be kept backward for fear they might invade us, of course - they don't know what's good for them.

People who are not worth having electricity in houses because they could turn light bulbs into nuclear bombs.

People who should ride on donkeys and let us pump out their oil so we can be rich and tell them how puny they are.

People who must be taught they're little children who have to be obedient for their own good (and for our profit).

And let's pray for them.

 
AlainK said:
Let's try to know a bit more about the people we(?) must (?) hate.

People that must be kept backward for fear they might invade us, of course - they don't know what's good for them.

People who are not worth having electricity in houses because they could turn light bulbs into nuclear bombs.

People who should ride on donkeys and let us pump out their oil so we can be rich and tell them how puny they are.

People who must be taught they're little children who have to be obedient for their own good (and for our profit).

And let's pray for them.
Drop that noise and pay homage to the hair!!!

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Needed a break, opened a can and suddenly remembered someone who made me want to master the technique like him.

Died in a plane crash aged 45.


 
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