babyteen

I meant, like when you said, "Toy with Babyteen's ire." Is that like messing with someone's reputation? I can tell you this right now, no one messes with my reputation, unless they want a mouthful of fist. I kid you not!

Ire? What's ire?

Quite interesting if you ask me. I wonder how it's going. Are they still deciding what's going to happen? Is there going to be a second stage? I sure hope that the members of Men At Work have enough common sense in their heads to say, "This should be thrown out of court! It's been too long, and this whole shenanigan is just plain ridiculous!" (in a broad Australian Accent) "Do you agree with me on that one, mate?"

Flagrant? That's a fancy expression. What's it mean, I wonder?

Are you thinking of the original stage musical? Or are you thinking of the 1978 movie version with John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John?

Where's Hasting's? Is it in England?

Another problem is, I don't have a record player. I only have a tape player and a CD player

I wonder is the soundtrack still available? I've heard from many record stores that things like these go out-of-print after a certain amount of time.

I was wondering, where can I find the song "Care a Lot"? That's the one that Carole King wrote for The Care Bears Movie. I have the movie, but I just want to find the song. I've searched on ITunes, and they don't have that song. They don't even have the movie's original motion-picture soundtrack. Where do I search? Who do I ask?

At least he didn't say you were the worst. You'd probably hate that more!

That's cool. By the way, I'll be sending you an Email with a question I have for you.

Are you sure you don't know where I could find an MP3 of this tune?

I sure wish that it was available on ITunes.

I was recently introduced to Steve Howe by a friend of mine, Jeffrey Fields, the husband of my Personal Agent with Full Access Brokerage in Eugene, Oregon, Sarah Fields. Since I've got a thing for Australia, he had asked me if I had ever heard this song by Steve Howe. I told him the name doesn't sound familiar. When I first listened to a video of this tune on Youtube, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4ny8gKxyBg, I was turned on. The lead vocal wasn't exactly the best, but the harmony vocals were wonderful. And, Steve's guitar is amazing! Does anyone know where I can find the MP3 of this song? I know it comes from his album, "Beginnings".

If my Grandma Dorcas was still living, and if she ever heard Joni say that to Bob, here's my interpretation of what would happen. "Shame on you! Naughty girl!" (Smack! Smack! Smack! Smack! Smack! Smack!)

A little late? Whatcha mean?

Colin Hay (Men At Work) Bon Scott (AC/DC) Iva Davies (Icehouse) Darren Hayes (Savage Garden) Steve Perry (Journey) Brian Johnson (AC/DC) Ann and Nancy Wilson (Heart) Joe Elliott (Def Leppard) Sting (The Police) Mark Knopfler (Dire Straits)

I'm wondering, where can I find an MP3 of Baba B.'s cover of that sweet tune, "Those Magic Changes"? I know it comes from his album "Big Boy In Love", since my stepmom has the album. I've searched on both Amazon and ITunes, and it seems neither of them have that MP3. Where else do I search?

If you ask me, from a singer/songwriter's point of view, there's not enough similarity to warrant a copyright infringement.? Kookaburra, according to a video I listened to on Youtube, is in a major key, in this case C-Major. Down Under is in B-Minor. And, How can they compare a flute with a recording of a children's choir? I can tell you this right now, if Colin Hay and the members of Men At Work are reading this, I'm on your side. I'm with you all the way, mates. I love you, you sweet Australians! This is your ticket to a sweet reunion! You're brilliant! And, Colin's right, it's all about greed! Some guy, the leader of Larrikin Music, wants to go with one of those get rich quick schemes. But I'm telling you, this is not the best way to do it! You know what I mean?

I do have yet to try, but I'm not sure if I have to pay.

The problem is, I'm not sure if you have to be a member in order to contact other members.

So does anybody have any suggestions as to where I can find a high-quality MP3 recording of this longer version?

Playful emoticon? I couldn't find one. Where is it?

Looky here, I wouldn't ask such a thing as that. I'm being totally honest. I wouldn't ask you for your password, account number, or even SSN. Only a dirty fool would do that. So please believe me when I say, I'm not one of those dirty fools!

You've got to be kiddin' me! I would never ask for such a thing. And besides, these aren't government votes, so no, they're not confidential!