If Music Could Talk

Marky Dread wrote:

Chuck Mangione wrote:This thread or this thread?

That thread.

Or T'Other Threads

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Marky Dread wrote:Hairy armpits.

I did not know that meme before today! Just spent 15 minutes googling it... Wow.

Marky Dread wrote:

Heston wrote:

Silent Majority wrote:99 Luftballons or 99 Red Balloons?

We had to torturously learn the German version at school, so I prefer the English one.

Correct.

German Lessons With Correction?

Intriguing...

Silent Majority wrote:99 Luftballons or 99 Red Balloons?

Luftballons. I always found Gabriele's "Und dass sowas von sowas kommt" pronunciation was dead sexy.

I'd be interested in seeing your list at the end of this degree Medulla! I'll recommend 'Loser : The Real Seattle Music Story' by Clark Humphrey, as an excellent overview of a scene. Covers early Pacific Northwest groups like The Sonics, Kingsmen, Wailers, and Bing Crosby up until to Sir Mix-A-Lot a...

Do The Robot - The Saints
Reggae City - Val Bennett
Broken Dreams - Thin Lizzy
I Wanna Be Well - The Queers
Jingle Jangle - The Archies
Bad Seed - Wayne Kramer
Death of a Clown - The Kinks

I definitely prefer this song to either of Cliff's versions of 'The Guns of Brixton', myself.

So the Tim Armstrong produced "Sacred Fire" EP, by Jimmy Cliff, dropped this week. What do you think of his cover of Ruby Soho? [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHZZ-TzIBUk[/youtube] Here's the original, for ease-of-comparison-and-commenting: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0P9QMkm9Ee...

Marky Dread wrote:

biopunk wrote:Clang clang, go the jelly guitar rolls!


I blame a crappy nth generation cassette with no track listing and a passing familiarity with Jelly Roll Morton...

Ha!

Hello biopunk how ya doing?

Doing well, Marky. How about yrself?

Clang clang, go the jelly guitar rolls!


I blame a crappy nth generation cassette with no track listing and a passing familiarity with Jelly Roll Morton...

Thanks, Dave!