What artist/song are you listening to RIGHT NOW?
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Okay, the next two songs are not my fault. My Pandora played them. 
Maddie
Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
I was quoting Sigmund goes right here 
and this is not my fault, youtube playlist ,
(awesome lyrics! & video tho)
and this is not my fault, youtube playlist ,
(awesome lyrics! & video tho)
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...many have thought that, but it is apparently false-still, when you think of Crystal Blue Persuasion- it tends to lend a little more credence to the rumors huh?....James has said, the lyrics merely meant "working every day".....
Ok, thanks. Yeah, Crystal Blue Persuasion was even used in Breaking Bad. I'm a little slow when it comes to lyrics, lol. The sixties were filled with euphemistic songs for sex and drugs but I never knew because most were very clever tongue-in-cheek. Last night this one sort of dawned on me but I guess it was coincidental.
I am listening to the new album from Gov't Mule - Revolution Come...Revolution Go
Even if Bob Seger never wrote so many other classic songs, he deserves National Treasure status just for this one. I love this guy unreservedly.
"Wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then."
"Wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then."
...Bob was the first artist I ever bought music from, back when my hair was dark and my belly didn't get somewhere 5 minutes ahead of me....
I've told this story before, and I will tell it again -- because I'm old. That's what my kind do.
I went to Best Buy a handful of years ago to buy a Bob Seger CD. I was browsing and a BB guy walked up to me and asked if he could help. I asked if they had any Bob Seger.
He looked at me and said, "Who's Bob Seger."
I died just a little bit inside. And, I went home and IMMEDIATELY made sure my children knew who Bob Seger was.
I went to Best Buy a handful of years ago to buy a Bob Seger CD. I was browsing and a BB guy walked up to me and asked if he could help. I asked if they had any Bob Seger.
He looked at me and said, "Who's Bob Seger."
I died just a little bit inside. And, I went home and IMMEDIATELY made sure my children knew who Bob Seger was.
Not that I'd ever advocate violence, but that man deserved a slap.
Yeah, I hear that.
First album I ever plunked down my own money for was in 1988, John Cougar Mellencamp's The Lonesome Jubilee. On cassette too, cause I couldn't afford CDs until I started working in the early 90s. That's the best damn album I've ever heard in my life. I still have the cassette!
(incidentally, when I could afford CDs, one of the first I got was Mellencamps' Human Wheels, a terribly under-rated gem in his catalogue.)
I think the first album I ever bought was Bachman-Turner Overdrive II (the one with Let It ride and Taking Care Of Business)
I had a stash of singles before I bought an album. I think the singles were less than a dollar so that easier than coming up with $3.99
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I had a stash of singles before I bought an album. I think the singles were less than a dollar so that easier than coming up with $3.99
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My first album was Styx.
And I won't forget to vote, comrade Fljoe
And I won't forget to vote, comrade Fljoe
Good Charlotte - The River ft. M. Shadows, Synyster Gates
Crystal Castles - Not In Love ft. Robert Smith of The Cure
Maddie
Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
Yeah, I hear that.
First album I ever plunked down my own money for was in 1988, John Cougar Mellencamp's The Lonesome Jubilee. On cassette too, cause I couldn't afford CDs until I started working in the early 90s. That's the best damn album I've ever heard in my life. I still have the cassette!
(incidentally, when I could afford CDs, one of the first I got was Mellencamps' Human Wheels, a terribly under-rated gem in his catalogue.)
omg I loved that sooo much! what a sweet flashback ....
One of the single most discraceful things that ever happened in the world of music was the turning of Bob Seger's "Like A Rock" into truck commercial fodder .....I used to love that song. Now I can't listen to it anymore. Ever. 
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