Songs Of Our Times

[whoisit]

I'll start off with this one about the state of the nation morals or lack of.

I dedicate this one to our Out House leadership.

 

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[konradv]

This one’s dedicated to J. Edgar Hoover.



Rocky Horror Picture Show- Sweet Transvestite

 

[JOSweetHeart]

To me, these songs mean more now compared to when they were first released 30 years ago.





God bless you and Aaron always!!!

Holly

 

[Hellbilly]

For all the trumpers including Lastamender

 

[whoisit]

 

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[the other mike]

I need this guitar...

 

[Vastator]

 

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rip Eddie.

 

[MaryL]

I'm agnostic...I loved this song. 1970.

 

[the other mike]

I'm agnostic...I loved this song. 1970.

I've never really labeled myself in religious terms but I'm
technically a Christian-left realist who acknowledges
science and has no hang-ups about most issues like evolution (which shouldn't be an 'issue' to start with). Generally pro-life but not against necessary abortion procedures. I'm antiwar by and large but all for
defending the United States and our allies if necessary.

 

[the other mike]

As fucked up as the world may seem, I'm still
a helpless optimist.

 

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[merrill]

There is so much good music from just about all genre's. I like some Motown groups, a few country artists, Bluegrass and in many cases it's difficult to classify...... if the music is damn good who cares about classification. The world of music should be considered as a guideline for the nations foreign policy.

Shut down the military industrial complex, preferential tax cuts for the few including corporations and yes it is okay to be rich
just be nice about it.

As a side note there is something peculiar about music. In so many examples music can keep me awake even if I am looking at a screen day or night. Music gives me energy and makes me want to dance.