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Aah, thank you girls! I also have one that I posted a couple months ago titled "Vision" if you're interested in viewing it.

Oh I'll be there Elvy, and I'll give you a full report when I get back. You know, that's not too far of a drive from Missouri. Twin Lakes is kind of close to Chicago.

I say, refer to my post from list # 2. I still think "Street Survivors" from Lynyrd Skynyrd gets my vote.

Here's one I finished today, finally. Started it a while ago. "It's Not Me" When you?re around I never seem To act quite like myself I look around, I feel so lost I need a little help I close my eyes, and tell myself That the demons all are dead I keep searching for an answer To the questions in my head And sometimes the truth can hurt And I can?t figure out Why you?ve tried so hard to screw things up And keep my mind in doubt [Chorus] Save me from myself And what I have become I no longer wish To think of the things I have done Erase the pain and anguish Living in my past Remove my tears and all my hate From these things that should never last How did you get inside my head And rearrange who I really am You?ve tried so hard to kill me Without ever raising a hand You keep me in a state Of pain and regret You always remind me Of the things that I have said You always know, how to steal my soul And bring me to my knees I scream out loud when my mind is gone Oh please dear God oh please [Chorus] Keep me away, from this life Or just take me from this Earth The voice inside keeps telling me That it?s all just gonna hurt All your lies and all your troubles Keep coming on to me Just let me go from your life Just let me be free But when I see you I just can?t help Running toward my fears You pull me in and keep on saying The words that I don?t want to hear [Chorus] x 2 When I look in the mirror, what do I see ? It?s not me

Why thank you Helena, it took me a long time to find. But I got a whole bunch of pictures from this one website that I can use as avatars! Of course, they're all Skynyrd pictures...

I always thought the chorus summarized the basic fact that the problems of the US were handed to the "Baby Boomers" and they will end up handing it to "Generation X". Just as we will pass on our problems to our children's generation.

I thought it was one of the greatest half time shows I've ever seen. Paul McCartney did great and the added theatrics during "Live and Let Die" was wonderful. But the best was when the entire stadium sang "Hey Jude" when Paul got off the piano and away from the microphone.

This one's easy... Eliza Dushku Sarah Michelle Gellar Jennifer Love Hewitt Melissa Joan Hart *sigh*

The Wisdom Of Slash, that sounds like an oxymoron! That's like Keith Richards writing a book titled: "Drugs are bad"

Okay I got it to work, but I made it a two step process. First I had to change the "URL to your avatar" which changed the avatar but set it to the size of the previous avatar. Then I had to do an upload of the same avatar from my PC in order to adjust the size to what it's supposed to be.

I just looked up some info on the Monkees, and besides that bit of information, they had 400 people apply for the positions available within The Monkees. It's like a 60's version of American Idol...!? ::

I'm still unable to change my avatar. Everytime I try to upload a new one, it just changes the size of my current one to whatever the size of the one I'm trying to upload.

No sympathy points... But I predict the answer to the next question will be... Steve Gaines!

Paul McCartney

1: I agree with Uncle Joe, but I'm too late to post it 2: Not a clue, but I'm going to guess that they all had US Hits which featured other singers.

I think Dylan has more "Greatest Hits" albums, but The Beatles are featured on way more compilation albums than Dylan. Same with The Who, they have a bunch of "Greatest Hits" and are featured on a bunch of compilation albums.

Yay me!! Thank you Suzy. Now I'll have to get that song and play it over and over and over and over and over again so that EVERYONE can hear it.

Whoa, Suzy's a popular girl, she's had all those song written about her... I know I don't have any song with my name in them, which is okay with me, because I don't need anyone guy singing a song to me...

Isn't it a classy title...! I just wanted to stick with the original theme of our discussion.

The worst part is when they stick a couple unreleased songs on a "Best Of" compilation which almost forces you to purchase it if you ever want to hear these songs. Bastards...! I'm wondering who has the most "Greatest Hits" compilations. I would have to guess either Bob Dylan or The Beatles.

Sometimes "Best Of" is the only way to bring all the really good songs onto one album when the original albums are now out of print or just hard to find. It's also a good way to introduce a good older band to the new generation of listeners. It's also cheaper than trying to hunt down 6 albums and buy them all even though sometimes they only contain a couple songs on each that are good but didn't make it on the "Best Of" album. But I don't think it spells the end for everyone.

That was the cheesiest use of banana metaphors I've ever heard.

A long long time ago I can still remember how that music, used to make me smile And I knew if I had my chance Then I could make those people dance And maybe they'd be happy, for a while But February made me shiver With every paper I delivered Bad news on the doorstep I couldn't take, one more step I can't remember if I cried When I read about his widowed bride Something touched me deep inside... The day... The music... Died... There's my 2 cents.

Probably too many while I'm at "work".

You don't like the title? I'll make a better one... ::