MarcM
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Anyone remember this little ditty by Romeo Void called "Never Say Never?"
If time itself was his demeanor
There?d be no sunlight or a glimmer
Of sunlight landin on the street
Sunsuit girls must be discreet
Sunsuit girls must be discreet
Nursing their fathers locked inside
They masqueraded as his bride
I might like you better
If we slept together
But there?s somethin
In your eyes that says
Maybe that?s never
Never say never
The slump by the courthouse
With windburn skin
That man could give a f***
About the grin on your face
As you walk by, randy as a goat
He's sleepin on papers
When he'd be warm in your coat
I might like you better
If we slept together
But there?s somethin
In your eyes that says
Maybe that?s never
Never say never
There?s no easy way to lose your sight
On the street, on the stairs
Who's on your flight
Old couple walks by, as ugly as sin
But he?s got her and she?s got him
Never say never
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Is it true about the hammer? Do they really hit him on the head with a hammer and ask him if he's dead?
WTF!!! Are you serious? If he was not dead, he would be after that....
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Edna! Where did you get the picture of me performing with the Song Facts Band?
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Intrigue-Fascinate
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This set of pictures is nice because it shows a bunch of different mug shots for a man who was repeatedly arrested for alcohol related things. Look how happy he looks! It shows us all that we should just look on the brighter side of life. My personal favorite is picture #22. If I didn't have such an awesome avatar, I'd use that picture.
Looks kinda like yearbook photos....
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Yul could kick that chicks butt....
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I must have missed that one!
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He also had a show on the History Channel last year. It was a sort of reality show where he did stuff like traveling in a little boat on the Colorado River for a week with only the same provisions Lewis and Clark had. The "selling point" of the show was that he might get seriously injured as we listen to him spout off unique English sayings and cussing.
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I liked Psychoderelict. It was not Pete's best work, but it was something different.
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I was thinking of "Sweet Transvestite"......
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I thought it was Tim Curry! Maybe he is just a good lip sync-er.
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I posed this question some time back. Maybe it did not make it through the Songfacts Time Warp!
I am 2nd generation Californian. My dad was Serbian and my mom was English and Irish.
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When I worked in the Psych ward at the County Jail, there was a guy in there who had drank PCP in a dare. He literally fried his brain. The guy could barely function normally, and what he could do was disgusting and often, illegal...
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Sadly, I would have to say it is less shocking or outrageous today than it was in the 70's or 80's. I think that this is due to several things. Young people today may not fully appreciate just what that symbol stands for (at least here in the US) due to pathetic public schools and general apathy. It seems with a lot of younger kids, if it did not happen to them or in their lifetime, there is no intrest in it. I think that as time passes, people forget about Nazi Germany and what it stood for, so the symbol of their doctrine looses a lot of it's stigma. They have become desensitized. This is sad and dangerous.
My brother in law lost several family members in Auschwitz and believe me, he has not forgotten.
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I saw them at the Playboy Jazz Festival two years ago. They really got the crowd out of their seats! Sorry to hear of Mr Scott's passing.
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Original MOLLY HATCHET Singer DANNY JOE BROWN Dead At 53 - Mar. 12,
2005
The southern rock family was dealt a huge blow on March 10 with the
passing of original MOLLY HATCHET singer Danny Joe Brown. He had
only just been released from hospital, after treatment for pneumonia
and other ailments, but died upon his return home. He was 53 years
old.
Although earlier, established acts initially disputed the fact that
MOLLY HATCHET was a southern rock band, it's fair to say that the
Jacksonville, Florida group was the first to take the spirit of the
genre and kick its butt with an infusion of classic heavy metal. The
formula worked and the band's presence soon rose to that of
international platinum status. European fans in particular
appreciated the band's heavy use of guitar riffing and distinctive
Frank Frazetta album covers.
Named after a 17th century axe murderess, Abigail "Hatchet Molly"
from Salem, MOLLY HATCHET's self-titled Tom Werman-produced debut
album was released in September 1978. It had been intended for MOLLY
HATCHET's debut to be produced by LYNYRD SKYNYRD frontman Ronnie Van
Zant, but his untimely death in a 1977 plane crash put paid to these
plans. The record would eventually earn platinum status for one
million U.S. sales, as did the follow-up Top-20 album, "Flirting
With Disaster", released a year later.
Brown was forced out of the band due to diabetes, but made his
comeback on 1983's "No Guts...No Glory" and 1984's "The Deed Is
Done". MOLLY HATCHET briefly disbanded after Epic issued the
storming "Double Trouble Live" set in 1986, due to Brown's diabetes
disabling him once again. MOLLY HATCHET reformed with Brown in 1988
and recorded the "Lightning Strikes Twice" set for new label
Capitol. However, in later years Phil McCormack took over the vocal
reigns as Brown's illness advanced.
MOLLY HATCHET's latest release was a 2004 set of re-recorded 25th
anniversary tracks. The band is still constantly on the road in the
U.S. and Europe.
Visitation is 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at Panciera Memorial Home, 4200
Hollywood Blvd., in Hollywood. Services are 11:30 p.m. Tuesday at
Cooper City Church of God, 9191 Stirling Rd., Cooper City, with
burial at Lauderdale Memorial Park in Fort Lauderdale.
I must have missed that one! 
I was thinking of "Sweet Transvestite"...... 
Greatest Song with a Story . . .
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I would like to give my answer in album form.
Greendale-Neil Young
Quadrophenia, Tommy- The Who
Psychoderelict, Ironman-Pete Townshend
The Wal-Pink Floyd