Costellogirl75

This is a love songs CD I made: Hello, It's Me-Todd Rundgren Crazy for You-Madonna Running-No Doubt True-Spandau Ballet Alison-Elvis Costello We Belong-Pat Benatar 2000 Miles-The Pretenders God Only Knows-The Beach Boys When the Stars Go Blue-Ryan Adams Do What You Have to Do-Sarah McLachlan I Believe In Love-Dixie Chicks Faithfully-Journey Your Song-Elton John Don't Know Why-Norah Jones Silver Springs-Fleetwood Mac (Our Love) Don't Throw It All Away-The BeeGees Harvest Moon-Neil Young Hurts So Bad-Linda Ronstadt Someday We'll Be Together-The Supremes In My Life-The Beatles

The best thing about BEP? Fergie was on KIDS INCORPORATED. Yep, cool Fergie was rockin the 80's cheesy kids tv show circuit.

I liked the Morgan pic because of its evocation of The Electric Company, which gave me the opportunity to yell "HEY YOU GUYS!" at the top of my lungs.

High Fidelity. "Do we look like the kind of store that sells 'I Just Called To Say I Love You?' Go to the mall!" "That's a Cosby sweater Rob. A COSBY SWEATER!" I could go on and on. I LOVE that movie, as well as the book. Saving Silverman. "She torched Neil? BA DA BA DA DA BA BA!" "Beer bong for the lady." "If you get the nacho stuck together, that's one nacho." School of Rock. The man is wickedly funny and sexy too.

The Donna's Spend The Night CD works for me. I also seem to play Rufus Wainwright's Poses CD and The White Stirpe's Elephant CD more in the morining than other times of day.

Peaches and I forgot one: Jack Black spinning around like a dervrish to "I'm Walking On Sunshine" in High Fidelity. Saving Silverman-"Hello" by Neil Diamond. Steve Zahn sings his heart out and Amanda Peet wallops him with a chair. Classic.

I Love You Baby, by Brak.

John Mellencamp's R O C K in the USA. Mentions Jackie Wilson, The Young Rascals, Martha Reeves, James Brown, and other 60's artists. And that Mama's and Papa's song they sing about themselves, though I can't remember the title.

Thank you Bobo. I have rated two posts already, and I found that it is Firefall who sings the song I was looking for.

Two questions have I: 1) Who sings "Just remember I love you and it will be all right?" from the 70s 2) How does one go about rating a post?

Cat Scratch fever is probably just thinly veiled sexual innuendo. A slang term for female organs being the same as another name for cat.

This poem seems to fit me perfectly: Memorizin' Mo Mo memorized the dictionary, but can't find a job or any one who wants to marry someone who memorized the dictionary! ~Shel Silverstein~ I have many favorite quotes. A few are: Funny I'm not lying. I'm writing fiction with my mouth. ~Homer Simpson~ I used to be temporarily insane. Now I'm just stupid. ~Brak~ I told you never trust a monkey! ~Brak's Mom~ Let's have some shiny fun today! ~Brak's Dad~ Of all the Charlie Brown's in the world, you're the Charlie Browniest What if the Hokey Pokey really is all it's about? Rock journalism is people who can't write interviewing people who can't talk for people who can't read. ~Frank Zappa~ Serious I have always imagined paradise will be a kind of library. ~Jorge Luis Borges~ Let's not look for things. Let's find them. ~Picasso~ How can you see when your imagination is out of focus? ~Mark Twain~ It's never too late to be what you might have been. ~George Elliot~ I am large. I contain multitudes. ~Walt Whitman~ The usefulness of a bowl is in its emptiness. A room without books is like a body without a soul. ~Cicero~

I've Had The Time of My Life takes me right back to seeing Dirty Dancing and wanting to have the cut-off, rolled up dungarees Baby wore. I cut up a few pairs of jeans trying to get the right look. My mom was MAD.

The Beatles Blackbird In My Life Fool On The Hill R.E.M. Losing My Religion Stand Fall On Me Elvis Costello Alison Radio, Radio Deep Dark Truthful Mirror

All That Jazz-Chicago I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out Of My Hair-South Pacific Two Ladies-Cabaret Do Re Mi-The Sound Of Music

Peaches, Jack looks so scary and sexy in that pic! My favorite band of all time-The Beatles. Cliche, but true.

"Tiny Dancer" in the Almost Famous bus scene. "In Your Eyes" from Say Anything. "If You Leave" from the prom scene in Pretty In Pink. "True" from the school dance scene in 16 Candles.

I like Jon Mayer as a person. He's cute and seems really laid back and cool, but I do not like his music. Conversely Barbra Streisand drives me nuts as a person, but I can't deny that she has a gorgeous voice. And even though I claimed to be married to Ryan Adams on another post, I hear he can be a bit of a wanker, as the Brits say. Do you have any musicians like that, ones that you admire as people but hate as musicians, and vice versa?

Could it be Green Day's "The Time Of Your Life (Good Riddance)"? This is a really pretty song that always makes me tear up a little.

Good Vibrations-Theramin Michelle-very stripped down with almost no instrumentation A Day In The Life-made by cutting up the tape then putting it back together randomly to get unique sound combinations

Well Peaches, sadly I cannot attend. I am on tour singing back up with my new husband Ryan Adams.

I want to say there is NO such thing as a bad Zeppelin song. I voted for "All My Love" which is about the death of Plant's five year old son. Sad, poignant, and beautiful. I also love Tangerine, D'yer Maker, Dancing Days, Hey Hey What Can I Do, Ramble On, and esp. Thank You

Personally I think we should keep the so and so SUCKS comments to ourselves. If you don't like a band, fine, but don't make other people feel stupid for liking what they like. Now that I have self-righteously said that, the only person this opinion doesn't apply to is Avril Levign. I WILL make the world hate her. I am that powerful.

What most people don't realize as they debate this moot issue is that The Beatles and The Stones were friends and great admirers of each other's songs.

The song is called "Small Time Blues" and other than that I have no information. It is a beautiful pice of music. Cameron Crowe created that scene to pay homage to the romance of Graham Parsons and Emmylou Harris.