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Re: Music - bbqboy - 02-14-2011
PonderThis Wrote:I like this concept a lot.bbqboy Wrote:I used to be able to name every woman I had slept with, and every band I had seen. Now I can do neither. And it's through attrition, not addition.If a man sleeps with a woman and later she dies, you mean like it never occurred?
Re: Music - Wonky - 02-15-2011
PonderThis Wrote:bbqboy Wrote:I used to be able to name every woman I had slept with, and every band I had seen. Now I can do neither. And it's through attrition, not addition.If a man sleeps with a woman and later she dies, you mean like it never occurred?
And "if a tree falls in the forest and no one hears it..."
Or
"What is the sound of one hand clapping?"
I would suggest it's as simple as a line for a Leigh Hunt poem: "Time, you thief, put that in..."
No heavy lifting required.
Re: Music - illcommandante - 02-15-2011
When Hank Williams died, we were visiting in Roseburg. People just stood out in the street. Some shaking their heads. Some just staring. Macon and I were crying.
Re: Music - bbqboy - 02-15-2011
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovaGrcOEI-M[/youtube]
Re: Music - Tia - 02-15-2011
Johnny Cash and Nick Cave! Wow.
Re: Music - Tia - 02-15-2011
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zs35CBGOxbc[/youtube]
Re: Music - Wonky - 02-15-2011
bbqboy Wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovaGrcOEI-M[/youtube]
Thanks Barbie, for posting that. Simple, touching, poignant, and valuable.
Re: Music - Wonky - 02-15-2011
Tia Wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zs35CBGOxbc[/youtube]
Kind of interesting but very disturbing. I never want to be in "daddy's arms" or riding the sea. Very, very dark.
Re: Music - Tia - 02-15-2011
It's the song, Wonky. As for the video... It is dark. There are lighter ones. Not less disturbing. I love the song. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFnVdN2GEC8[/youtube] I just like to listen to the song. The videos are just a trip.
Re: Music - bbqboy - 02-15-2011
#2 :arrow: :arrow: :idea:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSLKIKyg6MQ&feature=related[/youtube]
Re: Music - PonderThis - 02-25-2011
For some reason today I was thinking of the very earliest songs I remember ever hearing on a.m. radio growing up in Medford in the early '50's (other than church music of course), from 1954 I might guess. It was a pretty backwoods place back then:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wFWcJVWWX4[/youtube]
I'm not sure this is the right version, but it's the closest I could find:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RS8-DQggv2M[/youtube]
and of course:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AkLE4X-bbU[/youtube]
Re: Music - tvguy - 02-25-2011
PonderThis Wrote:For some reason today I was thinking of the very earliest songs I remember ever hearing on a.m. radio growing up in Medford in the early '50's (other than church music of course), from 1954 I might guess. It was a pretty backwoods place back then:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wFWcJVWWX4[/youtube]
I'm not sure this is the right version, but it's the closest I could find:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RS8-DQggv2M[/youtube]
and of course:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AkLE4X-bbU[/youtube]
You are my age so in the "early 50's" you would have been four years old or younger. Can you remember stuff from then? I sure can't.
Re: Music - rainylady - 02-25-2011
tvguy Wrote:You are my age so in the "early 50's" you would have been four years old or younger. Can you remember stuff from then? I sure can't.
His parents might of listened to it later then that. Maybe in the 1960's... He might not of meant when the songs came out exactly.
I am just thinking that maybe that's the case but not sure.
Re: Music - PonderThis - 02-25-2011
tvguy Wrote:You are my age so in the "early 50's" you would have been four years old or younger. Can you remember stuff from then? I sure can't.
I don't know why I do. My parents moved frequently (I lived in at least 12 houses growing up) so I can pretty well date things from what house we were living in at the time. I would say, yes, I was about 2 years old when I remember these songs being played. I don't remember much else from that era, actually. But I do know there were two other houses between then and first grade, so I'm pretty close on the date.
Re: Music - bbqboy - 02-25-2011
so you were beaten as a child, TV?
Re: Music - illcommandante - 02-25-2011
In 1959 I was going public on pot out at Lindy's. Singing the crap they played over the airwaves of Roseburg "When I'm riding in the saddle, there's music in the air, because I keep my radio tuned to KRNR" (And, they picked the worst). But then, I built a crystal radio kit and found "Cloud Seven" in Fresno. I left Roseburg when I was fourteen. They just didn't notice.
Re: Music - bbqboy - 02-25-2011
WLS Chicago the mighty 890 for me after 10 pm,
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLu4UVorDSo[/youtube]
because walt bodine's nightbeat came on then on WHB (the world's happiest broadcasters)
http://worldshappiestbroadcasters.com
in KC
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVRG4uZGrwA&feature=related[/youtube]
sometimes KOMA from Oklahoma City, and very rarely the X station from Laredo Neuevo
Re: Music - PonderThis - 02-25-2011
About that era I was listening to my crystal radio set under the covers, since my bedtime was still 8:00. I didn't usually get caught.
Re: Music - illcommandante - 02-25-2011
I used to lay awake with the headphones on, pushing the selector back and forth in the dark. And then, sleep all day in class.
Re: Music - rainylady - 02-25-2011
PonderThis Wrote:About that era I was listening to my crystal radio set under the covers, since my bedtime was still 8:00. I didn't usually get caught.
What is that?