If Music Could Talk

That fucking klaxon effect they use at Yankee Stadium is annoying as hell. It's the Chico of stadium effects.

Who were the biggest solo artists of the 80s? Michael Jackson probably is at the top of that list, but I'd put Phil Collins in 2nd place. Madonna's on the short list. The short list of suck. Maybe the 80s were the worst what with Collins and Bruce Apart from a couple Madonna songs, I'm good with ne...

I actually think Eric "blacks are doing vaccines as mind control" Clapton's non-solo stuff is mostly pretty good: cream, blind faith, Derek, his work with the yardbirds, power station . But he's such a piece of shit I'm not usually moved to revisit any of it. KKKlapton was in Power Station? Sorry, ...

https://www.instagram.com/p/C51NaKQgMh_ Someone started a whole thing that the song is better if you imagine he's singing in a gay bar, but even that doesn't help. Also, no self-respecting gay man would be caught dead in a piano bar. Which raises the question of what kind of self-respecting person ...

Just tuned in to the Yankees-A's and it seems Boone got tossed by the home plate ump because somebody sitting behind the dugout was chirping and the ump thought it was Boone. Good times!

WestwayKid wrote: ↑

22 Apr 2024, 1:19pm

Who were the biggest solo artists of the 80s? Michael Jackson probably is at the top of that list, but I'd put Phil Collins in 2nd place.

Madonna's on the short list.

The 80s were the Phil Collins era The Phil Collins part of it, anyway. Heston would back me up here From Wikipedia In total, his work with Genesis, other artists, and solo resulted in more US top-40 singles than any other artist throughout the 1980s Explain the existence of Ian MacKaye. Again Im no...

The 80s were the Phil Collins era The Phil Collins part of it, anyway. Heston would back me up here From Wikipedia In total, his work with Genesis, other artists, and solo resulted in more US top-40 singles than any other artist throughout the 1980s Explain the existence of Ian MacKaye.

revbob wrote: ↑

22 Apr 2024, 11:17am

The 80s were the Phil Collins era

The Phil Collins part of it, anyway.

Happy birthday to Iggleston Pop, who is 77 today, the same age as racist rapist and generally unpleasant man, Don Trump. That he has survived to reach that age—and still in good health—is so remarkable given how many of his contemporaries went so, so much sooner. I would read a Parallel Lives biogr...

https://www.instagram.com/p/C51NaKQgMh_ Someone started a whole thing that the song is better if you imagine he's singing in a gay bar, but even that doesn't help. Also, no self-respecting gay man would be caught dead in a piano bar. Which raises the question of what kind of self-respecting person ...

Silent Majority wrote: ↑

22 Apr 2024, 10:48am

Happy birthday to Iggleston Pop, who is 77 today, the same age as racist rapist and generally unpleasant man, Don Trump.

That he has survived to reach that age—and still in good health—is so remarkable given how many of his contemporaries went so, so much sooner.

Whenever I see photos of Donny Pumpkin sitting in court, I can't help looking at his hands and how, indeed, they are smaller than they should be.

I have very little use for Eric Clapton, but I do dig his Derek and the Dominoes LP. For a guy who has spent his career being maybe the biggest blues copiest (I think that's a word) around, this might be the only time he ever sounded like he understood what it felt like to have the blues. in this c...

I have very little use for Eric Clapton, but I do dig his Derek and the Dominoes LP. For a guy who has spent his career being maybe the biggest blues copiest (I think that's a word) around, this might be the only time he ever sounded like he understood what it felt like to have the blues. in this c...