October 13, 200817 yr I'm not really into music at all. Will generally listen to whatever is on. To the extent I want to listen to something specific, it's either Frank Sinatra or Dwight Yocum. I know; a strange combination. Jim probably doesn't like either. I've never contemplated just putting on a CD and sitting down just to listen to it. Don't like sitting still and resting and don't have have the time for it (which is why I watch very little TV other than the morning news at the gym). There's always something that has to be done. Actually, I love both very much.
October 13, 200817 yr Hot Line-The Sylvers The way you do the things you do-Temptations How can I tell her about you-Lobo I don't recall the last tune you list. But the other two are great.
October 13, 200817 yr Consider it done.:fire::thumb: Seriously though, I'm right there with Jim on this one. Well, Scott Stapp might be even more of the AnitChrist... but they're both evil, that I'm sure of. Scott Stapp is too lame to ever be considered evil. That "band" pulled one of the greatest snow jobs on an unsuspecting public in rock'n'roll history. I saw through the suckiness, however.
October 13, 200817 yr Consider it done.:fire::thumb: Seriously though, I'm right there with Jim on this one. Well, Scott Stapp might be even more of the AnitChrist... but they're both evil, that I'm sure of. You guys are too hard on Don Henley. The Eagles are, by all accounts, one of the better bands ever. What's the beef with Henley?
October 13, 200817 yr One bad apple-Osmond Bothers Love takes time-Orleans You'll never find another love like mine-Lou Rawls
October 13, 200817 yr You guys are too hard on Don Henley. The Eagles are, by all accounts, one of the better bands ever. What's the beef with Henley? I'm not Jim, but I stayed in a Holiday Express Last night. Henley is one of my all time favorite voices and lyricists. That said, he is as arrogant as the day is long and if you do something cross of him he will stick you with "the steely knives" in a "New York Minute." :thumb:
October 14, 200817 yr I'll lob you some softballs here Jim Given to Fly Pearl Jam The whole Into the Wild soundtrack Vedder Ellis Unit one Steve Earle I am one Smashing Pumpkins Keep your Powder Dry Scott Miller That's Life Sinatra Rusted Cage Cash Pocohontis Neil Young
October 14, 200817 yr I'm not Jim, but I stayed in a Holiday Express Last night. Henley is one of my all time favorite voices and lyricists. That said, he is as arrogant as the day is long and if you do something cross of him he will stick you with "the steely knives" in a "New York Minute." :thumb: More than fair enough. I'm a big fan of The Eagles, and like much of Henley's solo stuff as well. That said, I really don't know much about the off-stage going's on that led to their breakup, et al.
October 14, 200817 yr I'll lob you some softballs here Jim Given to Fly Pearl Jam The whole Into the Wild soundtrack Vedder Ellis Unit one Steve Earle I am one Smashing Pumpkins Keep your Powder Dry Scott Miller That's Life Sinatra Rusted Cage Cash Pocohontis Neil Young I don't know what Jim will think about it, but for what it's worth I love the bolded song. It's in my Pearl Jam top five.
October 15, 200817 yr Jim, What's your opinion on some earlier classic country hits ? Do you hate all country music or just the new "pop country"? How about : He Stopped Loving Her Today - George Jones Always On My Mind - Willie Nelson I'm A Ramblin Man - Waylon Jennings You Never Even Called Me By My Name - David Allan Coe Mamma Tried - Merle Haggard
October 15, 200817 yr Jim, What's your opinion on some earlier classic country hits ? Do you hate all country music or just the new "pop country"? How about : He Stopped Loving Her Today - George Jones Always On My Mind - Willie Nelson I'm A Ramblin Man - Waylon Jennings You Never Even Called Me By My Name - David Allan Coe Mamma Tried - Merle Haggard I love real country music. There is nothing authentic about the "country" music played on the commercial pop country stations today. Those you have listed are all great, great tunes.
October 15, 200817 yr I'll lob you some softballs here Jim Given to Fly Pearl Jam The whole Into the Wild soundtrack Vedder Ellis Unit one Steve Earle I am one Smashing Pumpkins Keep your Powder Dry Scott Miller That's Life Sinatra Rusted Cage Cash Pocohontis Neil Young Softballs indeed. :thumb: Although, I'll confess, I've only heard a couple of songs off the soundrack you name, but I enjoyed what I heard. Still love Scott Miller, but he doesn't do it for me the way the great V-Roys did.
October 15, 200817 yr You guys are too hard on Don Henley. The Eagles are, by all accounts, one of the better bands ever. What's the beef with Henley? He's pretentious. He's cheesy. His voice grates on me. And, oh yeah, he sucks.
October 15, 200817 yr One bad apple-Osmond Bothers Love takes time-Orleans You'll never find another love like mine-Lou Rawls Lou Rawls was a baaaaaad man. I don't mind the Orleans tune. And, scary enough, the Osmonds song you have listed was pretty catchy, and could fairly be called a guilty pleasure much in the same way as Neil Diamond or Barry Manilow.
October 15, 200817 yr I love real country music. There is nothing authentic about the "country" music played on the commercial pop country stations today. Those you have listed are all great, great tunes. Good to hear. I really dig some solid country classics. I agree, most of what is played on the radio today is garbage. Here's another that we may finally disagree on. Shooter Jennings (any song)
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