Super Ry 71

^ Don't hang out with my friends much. < Well, okay. Today me & a friend of mine taped an ultra-dorky film that didn't have any read plotline. v Have you ever done something like that?

can't keep your

Really...? I'll keep that in mind...

I got a new record player. Currently listening to The Police's debut.

Yeah. I guess that post is pretty pointless, much like this one.

Guess what mode I'm in now?

... I REALLY wish Jane would come back.

Writeherup! Writeherup! Writeherup! Writeherup! So much for this screen name.

To Tame A Land ~ Iron Maiden No one, sir; I just...

Pink Floyd - Animals To heck with Dark Side! Probably the best use of guitar to come out of 1977 (we're not counting all this punk output), this was the breakthrough album for Roger Water's beliefs of the darkness of the world. Taking the ideas of Animal Farm and expanding of them, Waters guides us through the several layers of human society, blasting the greedy pigs that rule, lamenting the mislead dogs, and supporting the lower-class, exploited sheep. A true treat showing the band's triumphs in a year where other prog/art-rocks band were fading away. Select cuts: Dogs Part 1; Part 2 Pigs (Three Different Ones) Part 1; Part 2 Sheep Part 1; Part 2 And... Dire Straits - Dire Straits It amazes me how young these guys were, while they were recording this. They sound like natural club players, performing to the joy of some late-night London tripping crowd. The Knopfler brothers and their supporting crews send you places through the dark, misty London night, with echoing guitar & well thought-out lyrics. A tough gem to crack that doesn't sound like anything else coming out of 1978, and it doesn't sound dated either! Select cuts: Down To The Waterline Water Of Love Six Blade Knife And, of course: Sultans Of Swing

1972 - Thick As A Brick ~ Jethro Tull

1. Digging In The Dirt ~ Peter Gabriel (1992) 2. I’ve Seen All Good People ~ Yes (1971) 3. Eight Days A Week ~ The Beatles (1964) 4. Space Truckin' ~ Deep Purple (1972) 5. La Bamba ~ Ritchie Valens (1959) 6. I Thank You ~ ZZ Top (1979) 7. Miss You ~ The Rolling Stones (1978) 8. Breadfan ~ Budgie (1973) 9. Sunshine Day ~ Osibisa (1976) 10. Rocky Mountain High ~ John Denver (1973)

Ginger ale.

Blues Country or blue-grass? 1st o' '08!!!

I have some Pandora stations, and "No Matter What" has played on them sometimes--including today. And for some weird reason, it sounds slightly differ from the version I hear on radio. It's said to come off the The Very Best of Badfinger album.

Hour & a 1/2 here...

Razzle Dazzle ~ Deep Purple Though I admit I did enjoy...

That I shall deary. Digging In The Dirt ~ Peter Gabriel I Thank You ~ ZZ Top I’ve Seen All Good People ~ Yes Ha! Look how ready I was; just like in the old days...

Three British punks. That's all I'll say...

False. You're listening to the radio right now.

To find out where you live and smack you for smoking.

Yeah, this guy is starting to look a lot like blue_n_white...

The Man of 100 Voices (3,000 posts!)

Oh wait! I thought you said High School Musical! Well, as having never heard of this Rock 'N Roll High School, I have no comments.