ChrisL
Diamond Member
The Macarena and A Little Bit of Mary . . . blah, blah, blah . . .
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Hands down Hello by Adele.
Every time I hear "I must have called a thousand times" I die a thousand deaths.
Stairway to Heaven (not even in LZ's top 10)
Born In The USA (not much of his stuff is good, except for Born To Run which is a masterpiece)
Early Beatles stuff
Oh yes that reminds me --- anything with Bruce Springstein's voice on it.
Sounds like a never-ending regurgitation.
One day I did a radio show, started off with "for the rest of the morning we'll be playing music like this" and started "Born to Run". I let it go eight bars and cut the turntable power off so it slowed to a stop, then opened the mic and said "April Fool!" and put on something completely different.
That was satisfying.
Stairway to Heaven (not even in LZ's top 10)
Born In The USA (not much of his stuff is good, except for Born To Run which is a masterpiece)
Early Beatles stuff
Oh yes that reminds me --- anything with Bruce Springstein's voice on it.
Sounds like a never-ending regurgitation.
One day I did a radio show, started off with "for the rest of the morning we'll be playing music like this" and started "Born to Run". I let it go eight bars and cut the turntable power off so it slowed to a stop, then opened the mic and said "April Fool!" and put on something completely different.
That was satisfying.
Springsteen? How about Bob Dylan! I don't know how his whiney voice and run-together words became so popular.
Stairway to Heaven (not even in LZ's top 10)
Born In The USA (not much of his stuff is good, except for Born To Run which is a masterpiece)
Early Beatles stuff
Oh yes that reminds me --- anything with Bruce Springstein's voice on it.
Sounds like a never-ending regurgitation.
One day I did a radio show, started off with "for the rest of the morning we'll be playing music like this" and started "Born to Run". I let it go eight bars and cut the turntable power off so it slowed to a stop, then opened the mic and said "April Fool!" and put on something completely different.
That was satisfying.
Springsteen? How about Bob Dylan! I don't know how his whiney voice and run-together words became so popular.
Hands down Hello by Adele.
Every time I hear "I must have called a thousand times" I die a thousand deaths.
Stairway to Heaven (not even in LZ's top 10)
Born In The USA (not much of his stuff is good, except for Born To Run which is a masterpiece)
Early Beatles stuff
Oh yes that reminds me --- anything with Bruce Springstein's voice on it.
Sounds like a never-ending regurgitation.
One day I did a radio show, started off with "for the rest of the morning we'll be playing music like this" and started "Born to Run". I let it go eight bars and cut the turntable power off so it slowed to a stop, then opened the mic and said "April Fool!" and put on something completely different.
That was satisfying.
Springsteen? How about Bob Dylan! I don't know how his whiney voice and run-together words became so popular.
ABBA are fantastic. One of the best pop groups of all time.I believe that someone should do the world a major service, and gather up every song ever performed by ABBA, being careful not to miss the very last copy of "Dancing Queen", and put them in a large pile some place in Iraq, and drop a thermonuclear bomb on them, making certain that not even dust particles remain, and that everything is vaporized. If they would also include EVERY disco song ever produced, from "I will survive", through "YMCA", then I would vote them in as dictator of the world for life.
And in an unrelated event, find every surviving member of whoever the hell sang, "Elvira", and make them eat every tape, disc, and record.
Sacrilege....Stairway to Heaven (not even in LZ's top 10)
Born In The USA (not much of his stuff is good, except for Born To Run which is a masterpiece)
Early Beatles stuff
Oh yes that reminds me --- anything with Bruce Springstein's voice on it.
Sounds like a never-ending regurgitation.
One day I did a radio show, started off with "for the rest of the morning we'll be playing music like this" and started "Born to Run". I let it go eight bars and cut the turntable power off so it slowed to a stop, then opened the mic and said "April Fool!" and put on something completely different.
That was satisfying.
Stairway to Heaven (not even in LZ's top 10)
Born In The USA (not much of his stuff is good, except for Born To Run which is a masterpiece)
Early Beatles stuff
ABBA are fantastic. One of the best pop groups of all time.I believe that someone should do the world a major service, and gather up every song ever performed by ABBA, being careful not to miss the very last copy of "Dancing Queen", and put them in a large pile some place in Iraq, and drop a thermonuclear bomb on them, making certain that not even dust particles remain, and that everything is vaporized. If they would also include EVERY disco song ever produced, from "I will survive", through "YMCA", then I would vote them in as dictator of the world for life.
And in an unrelated event, find every surviving member of whoever the hell sang, "Elvira", and make them eat every tape, disc, and record.
ABBA are fantastic. One of the best pop groups of all time.
Sacrilege....Stairway to Heaven (not even in LZ's top 10)
Born In The USA (not much of his stuff is good, except for Born To Run which is a masterpiece)
Early Beatles stuff
Oh yes that reminds me --- anything with Bruce Springstein's voice on it.
Sounds like a never-ending regurgitation.
One day I did a radio show, started off with "for the rest of the morning we'll be playing music like this" and started "Born to Run". I let it go eight bars and cut the turntable power off so it slowed to a stop, then opened the mic and said "April Fool!" and put on something completely different.
That was satisfying.
Who DO you like?
Stairway to Heaven (not even in LZ's top 10)
Born In The USA (not much of his stuff is good, except for Born To Run which is a masterpiece)
Early Beatles stuff
Oh yes that reminds me --- anything with Bruce Springstein's voice on it.
Sounds like a never-ending regurgitation.
One day I did a radio show, started off with "for the rest of the morning we'll be playing music like this" and started "Born to Run". I let it go eight bars and cut the turntable power off so it slowed to a stop, then opened the mic and said "April Fool!" and put on something completely different.
That was satisfying.
Springsteen? How about Bob Dylan! I don't know how his whiney voice and run-together words became so popular.
I used to think that, at first. Then I dug the words out of his mind and then the voice didn't matter any more.
Fatter o' mact, it becomes a co-character.
That said, Dylan's most overrated song was "Like a Rolling Stone". Enough already.
I agree. He sucks.Stairway to Heaven (not even in LZ's top 10)
Born In The USA (not much of his stuff is good, except for Born To Run which is a masterpiece)
Early Beatles stuff
Oh yes that reminds me --- anything with Bruce Springstein's voice on it.
Sounds like a never-ending regurgitation.
One day I did a radio show, started off with "for the rest of the morning we'll be playing music like this" and started "Born to Run". I let it go eight bars and cut the turntable power off so it slowed to a stop, then opened the mic and said "April Fool!" and put on something completely different.
That was satisfying.