LeeBB

Wow, this was stupidly hard. I can't believe the songs that didn't even make it through my first cull: 1. Strawberry Fields Forever – The Beatles (1967) 2. Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, The - The Band (1969) 3. Street Fighting Man - Rolling Stones (1968) 4. Life On Mars? - David Bowie (1971) 5. Live Forever - Oasis (1994) 6. Rave On - Buddy Holly (1958) 7. Willin' - Little Feat (1972) 8. Helpless - Neil Young (1970) 9. Only Living Boy In New York, The - Simon & Garfunkel (1970) 10.Maybe I'm Amazed - Paul McCartney (1970) LB

I Saw Her Standing There - Beatles Do Ya - ELO

Sunday Bloody Sunday - U2 How Am I Different? - Aimee Mann

Radio Ga Ga - Queen I don't know if you are loving some body. I only know it isn't mine. LBB

My Old Man - Joni Mitchell Why Does It Hurt When I Pee? - Frank Zappa

North To Alaska - Johnny Horton Can We Still Be Friends? - Todd Rundgren

Take the "A" Train - Duke Ellington Who's THat Girl? - Madonna

In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning - Frank Sinatra How Soon Is Now? - The Smiths

Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps - Doris Day Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? - Chicago

40 Boys in 40 Nights - the Donnas What's So Funny 'Bout Peace Love And Understanding? - Brinsley Schwartz

Hey MusikTyme, I guess you are indeed getting old. Like you I have lived a life in music, but my active involvement came to an end about 10 years ago, and I'm just not keeping up with it all like I used to. But I would never for a moment suggest that current music is essentially lacking. It's obviously different, and it's also obviously the same as it ever was. As BatMan said, if it really is original, then it's also likely to be difficult and confronting... at first. If it's not original, then we old folks will complain that Led Zeppelin did it better 40 years ago. I find that I'm settling back into classicist rock, because I'm really not craving originality... instead I want comfort food, stuff that's instantly familiar, while still being new-ish. But I also try to keep spreading my wings to find stuff that is new to me, even if it's not new to everyone else. So bring on Battles and Animal Collective and Deus and Andrew Bird and Sufjan Stevens. The SF Top Ten nominations are proving quite a revelation to me. btw, if you crave melody, Bird and Stevens surely won't let you down. Anyways, there's no disgrace in growing old. THe trick is to do it gracefully. See ya, Lee.

The Other Woman - Ray Parker Jr Have you Ever Loved A Woman? - Derek and the Dominos

Here are 37 of the nominations for your listening pleasure and instigoration: >>> SongFactors TT 159 playlist <<< Enjoy! LBB

Under My THumb - Rolling Stones Do You Love Me? - Contours

The solo guitar riff from Oasis' Supersonic is also the main riff from George Harrison's "My Sweet Lord", but slowed down, and played over different chord changes. I like this one. It's not obvious because of the different context. LBB

This famous three: Pop Musik - M GhostBusters - Ray Parker Junior I Wanna New Drug - Huey Lewis LBB

I Fooled ARound And Fell In Love - Elvin Bishop Why Don't We Do It In The Road? - Beatles

the Monkees (1966)

I share your pain...

Squeal like a pig. Name a word or phrase, from another country, that you find amusing. LBB

Kraftwerk (1970)

On March 24th 1973, DSOTM was released and Wife Number 1 turned four years old. Coincidence? You be the judge...

Shane Gould ... at the age of fifteen she became "the only person, male or female, to hold every world freestyle record from 100m to 1500m simultaneously". Name someone Welsh. LBB

Sir Donald Bradman (from Australia) ;-) Name a famous African sports-person. LBB

Tallinn Name a famous non-American sports-person. LBB