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I was in Jr high school (7th grade) and The Beatles were my favorite band at the time. My two best friends and I were in shock. I still remember the morning after, just sitting around the fountain at the school at brunch time. None of us could really let it sink in.
Also memorable were the tributes on the radio station I listened to, 94.7 KMET. Especially Jim Ladd who was (and still is) famous for his commentary and then playing music that supported his thoughts. I think the tributes and non stop Beatle/John Lennon music went on for a week.
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The first song that popped into my head when I heard Sparks was "Mickey Mouse."
"Mickey Mouse" by Sparks
Can you raise both your hands and clap 'em
Can you say, "sure, I'll always try"
Can you make friends among people and animals
Basically, everything is easy
Give it a try, you'll see I'm right
Cause if a mouse can be special, well so can you
And my name is Mickey Mouse
To the right is Minnie Mouse
And we own a little place in Disneyland, California
Let's have a party and be happy
Can we invite our closest friends
We can ask Donald Duck, Pluto, and all the gang
And my name is Mickey Mouse
To the right is Minnie Mouse
And we own a little place in Disneyland, California
Well, you should try to smile, dear
Get yourself a pet deer
dog
cat
bird
pig
lamb
horse
cow
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This is the 405 freeway on the west side of LA. This is the fewest number of cars I have ever seen on it. I avoid this freeway at all costs....
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Tom Waits
Neil Young
Bowie
Elvis Costello
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Geez,,,is The Cyberdemon back.....
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The Lemon Song
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Fionnuala
Caitlyn
Francesca
Anne, Ann
Patricia
Vashti
Matthew
Claire
Therese
Earl
shay(short form)
Wayne
Robert
Rice
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I am often told by my friends that I am good for nothing....
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I was in Chile last month and some guys we're commenting on my accent. Of course of I have an accent to people in Chile, but I was wondering what do Americans think we sound like? What (if you can descirbe it) does our accent sound like?
I dont hear a difference (except for a few words.) I think the biggest difference is I have never heard a Canadian butcher the English language like my "peeps" do...
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Sid Vicious' version of "My Way" was entertaining....
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I was not even aware that a Telecaster bass existed. I Googled it, and found that they are sought after by collecters. They can go for as much as $2000.00. Of the two reviews I found, both loved the T-bass, but would not pay 2 grand for one. They look like a P-bass, but the neck is different. I was unable to find any Telecater basses that were made after the early 70's.
I read on some bass guy web page the following about a Tele bass: "the closest thing you could get new is a custom shop reissue of the 51 p-bass. If you get an old tele bass i would go for the single as apposed to the humbucker,(i.e. pre 1970. I have a 69 and it is great....good luck finding one."
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I made a trip to Vancouver a few years ago and was impressed with its general cleanliness and friendly people. I also had the best fish & chips I have ever had and a very good local beer from a sports bar there. The thing that I liked the most, though, was being able to procure a Cuban cigar without "having to know someone".....
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A leaping Townshend
Moonie
The Ox
Roger
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The Ballad of Jed Clampett-Paul Henning
Opening Theme:
Come and listen to a story about a man named Jed
A poor mountaineer, barely kept his family fed,
Then one day he was shootin at some food,
And up through the ground came a bubblin crude.
Oil that is, black gold, Texas tea.
Well the first thing you know ol Jed's a millionaire,
Kinfolk said "Jed move away from there"
Said "Californy is the place you ought to be"
So they loaded up the truck and moved to Beverly.
Hills, that is. Swimmin pools, movie stars.
Closing Theme:
Well now its time to say goodbye to Jed and all his kin.
And they would like to thank you folks fer kindly droppin in.
You're all invited back a gain to this locality
To have a heapin helpin of their hospitality
Hillybilly that is. Set a spell, Take your shoes off.
Y'all come back now, y'hear?.
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A statue of the late Johnny Ramone will be unveiled in Los Angeles on January 14 in the Hollywood Forever Cemetary, near the burial site of bandmate Dee Dee Ramone. The monument is inscribed with a quote from Johnny, saying, "If a man can judge success by how many great friends he has, then I have been very successful."
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Danny Sugarman, manager for The Doors, passed away Wednesday at the age of 50 after a battle with lung cancer. Sugarman co-wrote the 1980 Doors biography No One Here Gets Out Alive and served as an advisor on Oliver Stone's 1991 film about the band. ?Danny is standing side-by-side with his great friend, Jim Morrison, and the two of them will now be laughing together into eternity,? Doors keyboardist Ray Manzarek said in a statement.
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The author of "No One Here Gets Out Alive" about The Doors, Danny Sugarman, died today. I am waiting for details.
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I took my daughter to see Niel Young and Elvis Costello. She was still in utero, but must have liked the music since she has to hear Harvest Moon before she can go to sleep...
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I dont think any of them are satanists. Page did buy Alister Crowley's home. He was the leader of The Church of Satan, so I suppose thats where much of that satanist stuff started.
Here is a little more info on Robert Johnson:
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Twiggy Twiggy-Pizzicato Five The song is in Japanese and if memory serves, was last used in the soundtrack for the first "Charlie's Angels" movie.
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Robert Johnson sold his soul to the devil in Rosedale, Mississippi...
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Another Neil Young song "Tonight's the Night"
http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/neilyoung/tonightsthenight.html
And of course, "Needle and the Damage Done"
http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/neilyoung/needleandthedamagedone.html
Sorry to hear about your friend.
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How does one go about selling one's soul anyhow??
Ask Ralph Macchio.....
Rod Stewart's "Hot Legs"
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Shame on the Costas. I hope the case gets thrown out of court...