Hmm, too long, and sounding a bit like Abacab.

not terrible.  

but I did double-take and go to the computer to switch to RP from my 'Campy Hits of the 70s' playlist before the Juice Newton came on.

Sorry, even though I was in high school when Yes was at their most popular, I never could get into them.

Even many year later when I've come to appreciate classic bands such as Zepplin that I never really dug the first time around, Yes has never done anything for me.

That explains it!  For years, this left-brained engineer got stuck with, "If a lamb lay down on Broadway, it would get sooooo run over."  Thanks romeotuma, for enlightenment; I'll search for lyrics after work and seek the proverbial flashback.

It's about the dark night of the soul, the coming of winter and the long nights and silence, when you are alone with your thoughts and time hangs heavy.  This is a perfect piece for November/December.

Phish on a bad trip to Georgia.

Frank Zappa, R.I.P. by ~DeppyLegs
Sophie Corrigan   ©2008-2010 ~DeppyLegs

A portrait of Frank Zappa I surprised myself with and completed in one afternoon!
The scan turned out a bit... iffy

Frank's a cool guy. Just a crappy musician. I think people give him high marks because it makes them appear cool.

well, that sucked in an overwhelmingly annoying way. I'd rated it a 2, but it's absolutely a 1.

Joe Walsh. Wow. I thought this was Donald Fagan singing...

If Bea Arthur and Barbara Bush ever made a porno, this would be the soundtrack.

Who would have ever thought they would end up the way they did?

You can play the most obscure outtake from the absolute dregs of the Beatles catalogue and everyone falls all over each other to give it a 10. Honestly, people, this is only a so-so track. If all of the Beatles stuff were of this caliber they'd be no more famous today than the Eels will be in 10 years.

Ahhhh...good one from the Way-Back Machine!

It's so easy ....

... to walk away when Mumbles starts singing.

Outstanding {period}

so strange that music connoisseurs such as (y)ourselves should feel so strongly against this song. it's by far the most ambitious piece of music i've heard in the last coupla hours here at rp.
remember the days when we opened our ears to the unfamiliar and the unexpected? remember how unsettling the pixies sounded in 89? give kings of leon a chance, they're a great band.
cheers
j

His best solo work! Fantastic!

I keep picturing a bunch of americans, wearing taco-bell hats and carrying ridicolously large steins dancing swing to this. That's just..acronym for horrible anyone?

Who else hates steve miller?

Oh wait this is - never mind, like it matters. WTF Bill?

I have really come to detest Nora Jones. I'm not certain why except that I consider her a one-trick pony, modestly talented. I'm probably turned off by all the tedious fawning she seems to inspire. The whole package is just insipid.

There. Now you can start swinging your leg and if I run into your foot it's my fault.

Just went from a 3 to a 1. Simple horrible...and why oh why is it always on! Argh!

Was a 7, but the "chorus" knocked it down to a 5

No.

No, really.. No.

Stevie never really did anything for me.

Time to change the channel.

I keep telling all my friends, "This is the most accessible Radiohead album they've made." In other words, if you "don't get" the band after hearing In Rainbows, you never will.
As for this tune... my favorite off the album. 9/10

this is boresville.

someone pull the plug on this pork.

Yikes! You realize I hope that the Babel Fish translation actually has you confessing of lustfullness towards barnyard animals? Ok, just your fave barn owl ... but goodness!

OK, OK, just a joke ... Ayee! No No nunca mis Cajones! Aiyee!

Ah, where was I .. oh yes, a song about loving to smoke the weed and a DJ at 5 in the morning, reminds me of the real old days of radio station XERA in Tijuana which broadcast over the border into San Diego with 50,000 watts and the Wolf Man ....

Ai Caramba!

The final nail in the coffin that is disco!

I rated this an 8 not long ago..I am slowly tiring of it now...the drummers great though

Did you even listen to this song?

/rolls eyes

The Hebrew invention of monotheism was one of the most powerful philosophical/religions inventions of the species. Witness that appx. 2.5 billion follow religions based on that invention. Philosophical systems, like language, are powerful tools and can be cultural weapons as well (e.g. English). I’ve seen very interesting arguments that Judaism was primarily responsible for the destruction of the Roman imperial tyranny through its Christian branch. Similarly, it could be seen as a significant contributor to the destruction of European monarchical tyrannies through its Protestant sub-branch. Other examples could be cited. One could make an argument that Judaism is one of the world’s greatest and most powerful cultures. Of course these viewpoints are predicated on a cultural and not racial argument. As an American this is a natural viewpoint as we are a culture that does not have a race. As such, I’d certainly say that they were one of the winners.

I still can't stand her music :( I find her voice very annoying.

As noted before, this was Elton and Bernie's golden hour of collaboration. Too bad their homosexuality had to remain below the radar when they were at their apex. This album and the Elton John album were the high watermark of thought and musicality in my opine. This music spoke to me and my generation, and hopefully others, but I just hope that every generation gets their poets in music as fine as we got for our time and our mindset.

I have never heard this song before and it will be too soon if I ever do again. I just don't get the Beatles.

Ozzie, is that you?

One of the best bands around these days. See them live.

So what do you call Australian Hicks?

I hear Sinead O'connor

This has elements of older Cure.

No, Cindy Mann.

What other version? I only ask because this is the only version I'm familiar with.

Eleven ?

Summertime, and the livin' is easy...

Liking this more and more.

7 => 8.

really surprised by the low rating... Before my surprise wore off, I thought, "I bet Elvis Costello's songs have higher ratings than KoL." Sadly, I found that I was correct on that... seems that a lot of RP listeners are very short-sighted. I hope we hear more KoL on RP.

Here's a neat thought experiment, read your edited comment below....

anniebear wrote:


I think it's pretty obvious what I'm talking about. Those "homo's" always going on about sodomizing each other and having "sex" with each other. It's disgusting and I'm damn sick of it being shoved in everyone's faces everytime you turn on the radio, tv, or see a movie or even read a book! Enough already! Sheesh, they have the right to get married (in Canada and some European countries), so why can't they just shut up now!

Or how about this?

anniebear wrote:


I think it's pretty obvious what I'm talking about. Those "dykes's" always going on about eating each other out and having "sex" with each other. It's disgusting and
... yadda yadda yadda.

Point made, no?

Bill is over-playing this one, isn't he?

Flashback alert!

I have quoted this song title many, many times.

and he counted them...

They were great in concert! This tune is one of my faves (although, I thought their female bass player sang this one... wrong :)

Just several decades of superb musicianship, that's all. Nothing much.

Just the first 3 LPs, are you serious? Nearly all their 70s albums have at least a couple gems each, and some (Warchild, Living in the Past) are masterpieces. Even in the 80s, decent Tull songs can be had.

Going to see them tonite here in Houston. I volunteered to take the kids to The Fray concert. Turns out Gomez and Eisley are the opening acts!

I get this lucky about once a decade.

Wow this is awesome...delivery and timing is like a young Rod Stewart - but female. 9 on first listen!

Bob Schneider is awesome, and incredibly diverse anyone who says any different needs to listen to more Bob

generic south american/mexican style music that you'd otherwise hear in an American Mexican restaurant. Ah, i can smell the toilet mints from here....

You people who're still defending Beatles'/Lennon songs as only being good if they're played by the Beatles/Lennon? It doesn't actually say much for their songwriting, does it? Get over yourselves. I'd much rather hear these musty tracks dusted off by someone who might have a fresh idea (okay not Aerosmith ).

thats what you get when you combine radiohead and coldplay :P

Funny. It never dawns on me to go in and trash songs I don't like. I just turn the volume down.

I thought I was listening to a lost track from the Dead's Terrapin Station. Good stuff.

How can this be acoustic when its transmitted through the internet?

How can this be digital if its heard by man analog ears?

Well, where is my beautiful wife? Where's my big new car?

Same as it ever was...

Anybody else hear echos of Gordon Lightfoot here? Wreck of the Edmund Fiztgerald?

Raise your hand if you had the Fandango8-track! Or had it blasting out of your Nova or Vega!

Can we have "Mr. Crowley" next time?

what? not one complaint about the album cover? come on you whiners, have at it!

He says as he looks down his nose.
You've seen Spinal Tap but never listened to Sabbath? Why in hell anyone would want to watch or could appreciate Spinal Tap if you didn't know metal is beyond me...

What third leg? I just see a snake... Or has something gone over my head?

kool.

I like this second album much better than the first.

I like this second album much better than the first.

I like this second album much better than the first.

I like this second album much better than the first.

I like this second album much better than the first.

Alanis is underrated. Most of this album is incredible. I admit it takes a while to get used to, but it seems to me that most music is like that - if we instantly like it, it's often because it's unoriginal and we've already heard something similar. Original music often takes a while to sink in.

Lame. Why this easily digested stuff when there's so much good classical music?

I believe ELO was the first Band to be caught doing Lip Sync in concert ... can anyone remember that?

kind of like 10cc or the tubes but not as fun.

I was pretty disappointed with their live appearance on Saturday Night Live. Other opinions?

I saw this group on SNL not long ago, doing this weird disco cover of "Comfortably Numb". It was kind of fun, but you have to wonder if they really GOT the song - it's not exactly disco-friendly or a masterpiece of peppy upbeatness.

I first heard this song during laser light show at our local planetarium back in '83. This song, combined with the visuals and a few psychedelics, blew me away. I've liked this song ever since...

What a wonderful celebration of life this song is! George was one class act and a tremendously undercredited component of that little band he was part of.

Pleased to say that my rating managed to recover another 0.1 - we'll get it back to 8.4 again !!!!!

Love these guys. Are they still around?

He's saying AAABAHWACAWAAAAA. Jeez. Come on already.

Is that a Zeppelin drum sample I hear?

Thunder Island? Shakedown Cruise?

You win the internet! That comment is right on.

Radiohead is obviously not a no-talent band, so it's pointless to tear them down like one. It is entirely concievable, however, that one could hate their sound.

Personally, I never liked them... until one day I REALLY liked them.

Q: What was the magic ingredient?

Still enjoy this song here on RP...

Though I was flat out shocked to tune into a radio station when I was in Tucson the other week and hear this.

modest mouse.

What do you mean?? This is the crap out there. Completely miserable, atonal, untalented lot. Sorry to repeat myself here (this is the last time, promise). As 1 as 1 gets.

Absolutely. It grows on you. Different than White Stripes, but just as good. My favorite record of the summer! This song is one of my favs. Anyone upload Hands yet???

Nobody knows... who they were... or what they were doing. The mighty children of Stonehenge!

Kind of reminds me of that band, The Killers.

Anyone pick up on a RUSTED ROOT opening sequence?

I HATE the Stones. They have 3 or 4 good songs. That said, this is part of their genius...you know, back when they were original. Anyone disputing Tatoo You please provide proof of better material. Likeable, at the very least.

Same here... this is easily my least favorite PT song that I've heard to date. I also gave it a 4. They can do SO, SO much better.

Just a straight-up, infectious tune.

You know, for the greatest band in the world or whatever they think they are, they really are mediocre, aren't they?

Good buy Paridise hello KCRW !

I like this song.. a lot. I dislike the Beatles. These guys are better than the Beatles.

I spent my 18th birthday at a Jethro Tull concert at Blossom (near Cleveland) with a gaggle of friends, a spiked watermelon and various other substances. It was a truly delightful day-- perhaps my best birthday, ever. Uhm, that was 19 years ago, yesterday. =>

Does anyone out there REALLY like SRV? I mean, some of his stuff is ok, and there' no question he can play the guitar, but it's all so ... tired.

kroq... back in the day... i'm talking waaaaayyyyyyyyy back.... '75 thats 1975! they seemed like they really didn't know what to play! they were great! they played elton john! little feat! frank zappa! the mystic nights of the onigo boingo! even electric light orchestra! dj's like ray rameriz, jimmy rabbit and the loopy frasier smith. then alas... they became big and famous. the rest is :puke:

Presumptuous.

Roverfish wrote:
Monkeysdad wrote:
Not only is he trite, but utterly predictable. He will be a memory in 2 years time!

Gotta disagree here...

Facts to the contrary:
Amazon.com Sales Rank: 10
Featured on NPR.
Supported and followed by numerous major artists.

If there's a memory to be had, it's for those of us that get to say "I knew him when..." in a few years.
Almost two years to the day. Thanks, Bill.

So, Monkeysdad, how's Jack Johnson doing these days?

Ah, here's a good one:

Music's still a 'hobby' for singer Jack Johnson
Friday, August 12, 2005
Johnson's laid-back approach to his music -- and life -- belie his success as a platinum-selling star. Since his debut with the album "Brushfire Fairytales" in 2001, his albums have sold a total of about 3 million copies. His latest best seller is "In Between Dreams."

Pretty good for a guy who considers himself a surfer first, contributes heavily to the environment and Hawaii, and calls music a hobby. Memory indeed.

I am certainly no member of a "hipster collective," whatever that may be. Uh, define, please?

In any case, I think Radiohead is divine, and often their music is otherworldly. I did not convince myself of this. The recognition of sublime music was the key. If you have to convince yourself music is worthy, you need a new hobby.

I can't figure out the attraction of Bjork. Her catalog includes only one song I find pleasant to listen to. Most everything else is almost painful.



Anyone else agree with me?

I thought it was Duran Duran or something...

Is this what hell sounds like?

This gives me a major stiffy!! Seriously!! I've got about half a pack of Mentos in my drawers!!

"Getting between your 2nd cousins with a big old hard-on"?????
Are you kidding? Since when does Radio Paradise play redneck incest songs???
Not to mention with the repetitive verses the song sounds like a broken record that won't stop.
Pure garbage!!!

dis das blowith :puke:

dis das blowith :puke:

three words: you're an idiot
:butt: :butt: :puke: :puke: :verysorry: :verysorry:

sweet sweet sweet....this gets better every time i hear it.....as far as i'm concerned, this is a definate case of the cover bettering the original - by a lot

Gee, What was I on when I gave this a 8?
uped it.

"It's not like the old Floyd!" "This is crap!" "Wah, roger was a god".... cmon people, yes, this is from the Division Bell, which was released in 1994, truly a dark time for modern music, and even surround by such evil, they cranked out a damned good album. No, this is not Wish You were Here, or Animals, but this is also 20 years later - it has a lot of the Floyd feel to it, with a wonderful choral counterpoint going on there.

Think modern folks - music changes, the bands change, they do new stuff. I happen to like this track.

wow, this is strange. I like it!

Too academic to me

Remove Taste from the equation and this is what you're left with.

Unique indeed. I can't stand it.

The beatings will continue until morale improves.

Intriguing song. Completely light-weight and engaging at the same time. There shouldn't be enough here to like, but I like it a lot! Perhaps my tastes are more superficial than I realized.

My only consolation is that at least this guy isn't doing a duet with the lead singer of Placebo. :puke:

Achtung F off.

U2 anything sucks!

NICKNAME wrote:
THE CORRECT ANSWER IS 5

In the real world it would be at least a 7!

alanis is my least favorite female vocalist - she just seems fake.

blerg. take the worst of jazz, mix it with the worst of classical, and voila!

Very reminiscent of ABWH. Love Yes, love the Roger Dean artwork on all of their covers. That said, this is not a "great" representation of the talent found in Yes, particularly the early stuff from the days of "Close to the Edge" and "The Yes Album".

Bill, how about a cut or two from the latter?!?

ahh... 10th grade, playing hooky. ( hooky -- is that still a word?)

That is some of the most hysterical pot head rantings I've seen in a long time. By yourself a case of kleenex because there is no way Kerry is going to win

that's just stupid.

jack johnson is an intelligent, talented, and deeply insightful artist.

calling him a "drivelmeister" just exposes you as an utterly uncomprehending person.

get a clue, monkeysdad.

I think it sounds like Train

Zero 7 is a joy to listen to, though I'll have to admit I enjoy music from Simple Things a bit more than their new album, When It Falls.

Strange that it seems it has taken a few years for this band to catch on in the U.S.

This music made me search out other current electronic music. Unfortunately I'm having a difficult time finding anything approaching the quality of Zero 7. Any ideas?

Quite ho-hum. New stuff couldn't hold Pretzel Logic or Katy Lied's jockstrap.

Boy do I hate Ween! One step above :puke:

But, cyndromeda, this is not funny at all.......

...or maybe you're from America?.....

All Right - De Stijl White Stripes!

I don't know how to pronounce the album, but it rocks!

Jumping Someone Else's Train... as in being derivative/unoriginal. As in being the Green Day of the 00's.

Punk? Does anyone else think this is not the right characterization for the Stripes? I think they are more bluesy garage rock. Anywho, I am surprised at all the hysteria toward them on this page. Could it be backlash against their popularity? I'd say it's one of the few times in recent years a quality band has gotten mainstream recognition. Ain't no shame in it...

Rather ironic that this plays right after Jumping Someone Else's Train. :-k

i liked this song (sort of) while i thought that the vocalist was foreign. now that i know she's from texas and is intentionally affecting her voice, i really really can't stand it. :(

THE CORRECT ANSWER IS 7

Ah, Shane and me boys. Love 'em. There is a documentary, which I have not seen yet, about MacGowen, and apparently he is still the same unrepentant drunken sot that he was during the Pogues' heyday. Still the same pretty face, too.

RADIOPARADISE SHOULD HANDOUT "PEARLS BEFORE SWINE" AWARDS TO LISTENERS WHO RATE GOOD SONGS 1 !

I've only been on the site for a week, and I've heard this song 4 times, but no other Dandy Warhols songs. What's up with that? :(

Hmmmm the Brits not liking David Gray.... I don't even know who he is...

I just heard this on RP last night, and here it is again. And I don't like it to begin with.

I LOVE THIS ENTIRE CD!!! have for years. donald is fabulous with or without all of Steely Dan.

thank you to whomever for uploading this. i hope to hear more!

Loathe the "boing boing" sound, mixed up with the piano/guitar dialog.
And don't ask me about the singers...
yuck !

Wouldn't this be the perfect wedding song?

man, this song's great...i had this girlfriend that was disgusted by this song...it was amazing the annoyance i could generate just by putting it on...(not that that makes it a good song, but...)

Nice but it sounds too much like like what Jesus Jones were doing eight or ten years earlier.

And "How does it feel like?" What kind of grammar is that? Lose the "like", or make it "What does it feel like?"

Starting to really like this...

Sounds like Prince doing bluegrass...

I liked this song... then I listened to it. I saw it for the banal garbage that it is. Jack Johnson seems to have read Writing music for Dummies or Poetry for idiots, grabbed a guitar, learned a pair of chords, and started singing anywhere anyone would let him... one day a pop mogul hears his crap, sees it as perfect meat for the consumers, signs a contract and orders some "critical acclaim" to be generated... and the rest is history.

musicians like this are the "Fool's gold" of the recording industry.

Wow, at first I thought I was hearing Jeff Beck wailing.

An example of real musicianship... and RP dares to play it!



If you want Eminem, go elsewhere.

Just what I needed. A song that lets me close my eyes and dream that I'm on line at the Department of Motor Vehicles.

Absolute bollocks....If it wasn't 'Frank' the wank you would all be saying.. ' WTF is this crap'......

Stop being sheep please...oh, and those 'smilie' things can go while you're at it....

love the tune!!! I can do the tango with somebody... NICE!

ok, i'll play. impact, schimpact. PG is the apex of LZ's musicianship. There are some interesting cuts on Presence, InTTOD reflects the bands dissipation, with JPJones coming to the fore, and not always for the better. Excellent raw power; great electric blooz on LZ1. I like 3 more than 2, maybe because of overplay of 2, but maybe also because 3 to me was more interesting. LZ1 did all of what 2 did, but better to my ears. 4 and Houses are undeniably strong. I just find myself gravitating to PG, 3 and 1 when I want a Zep fix. This note reminds me to pop in Presence as it has been too long. Lots of less commercial Zep continues to sound good on radio stations such as RP and an increasingly smaller number of Triple A's that dabble in cool (and typically less familar to the masses) classic rock. Seaside, Evermore, Ten Years Gone, Out on the Tiles, Dazed, How Many More Times, Custard Pie, In My Time of Dying (when it you really want to rawk!) and lots of others.
1. PG
2. 1
2. 3
4. 4
5. 2
6. Houses
7. Presence
8. InTTOD

Don't dismiss the entire output because so much of it has been burnt. Some good stuff in their catalog that sounds great in the RP mix.

I'm not sure, but that noise I heard was J Hendrix rolling over in his grave!

This song is the punchline to a joke that starts somewhat like this:

"So... J.S. Bach, Wylie Gustafson, the guys from Jethro Tull, Weird Al Yankovic and his dad are all in an airplane which is about to crash...."

:butt:
Ze Germans have a word for it (which can be construed positively or negatively): "Verarschung" (hence the emoticon!)

I'm sure those Dutch have a similar one ....

What's not to like?

Give up Beth!

There is no tomorrow, it will only be today's events remixed and repeated, ad infinitum.

'Cause we all like the comfort of familiarity.

Sometimes I think rigor mortis sets in the moment we realize we are alive. Fear of the 'unknown' sets us firmly within the bounds of the comfortable 'understood/recognizable'.

Are we nothing more than a collection of dead memories? Snapshots of times that never existed?

I keep looking for the spice of life that is today, but all I ever find is imagined nostaligia, and the comfort of fitting into its associated 'routines'.

Meanwhile, I've heard this song in the place of hundreds of others...

But it's probably just me. After all, when I go CD shopping, I only buy stuff I've never heard of.

What's that old saying? "Autumn's Child is bland, repetitive, mind-numbing, boring, and imminently forgettable?" Yeah, that's it.

This is like a Star Search show gone bad.

Excellent tune. I love it!
I love the way this album slams Bush's right-wing extremist ideology. Heh.

I have NEVER gotten the Bruce thing. I don't hate the man, but I just don't get it.

Is his music really THAT good?

I've had some friends who have always said to me, oh you have to listen to his lyrics, you'll love his lyrics.

Sorry, but if I can't get into the tune, then what's the point of listening to the lyrics? I might as well read poetry then, eh?

Sounds like John Lennon "lost weekend" stuff with, like, three drummers at once, all manner of drugged-out session players going in random directions at once... please retire it!

Can that guy play or what ??!!

Rotation Rate Ridiculous

You know, I feel sorry for you. Attacking me as a person simply because I dislike a song (and find it offensive) that you like. Thank goodness the world isn't the vanilla way you want it to be and allows for diversity in taste and freedom of expression.

Gotta disagree here...

Facts to the contrary:
Amazon.com Sales Rank: 10
Featured on NPR.
Supported and followed by numerous major artists.

If there's a memory to be had, it's for those of us that get to say "I knew him when..." in a few years.

I was gonna get all pissy at you but then I look at the songs you gave 10s to, Little Feat and Earl Srcuggs. Let's just leave it at that.

i have come to HATE rem, but this song has nothing to do with it.

i think i am the only person to have said anything negative. oh well. i think it was 'everybody hurts' that turned me off. waaaaaaaaay off. since then, i don't see the appeal. :???:

I don't understand, did I hate Elton John a younger man because he's so crass or do I love him as an older man because he's sooooo goooood?

I don't understand. I wouldn't have been caught dead with an EJ album when I was in college. Now, I have about 7 and they get constant listening. Did Elton change or did I?

Samiyam :-k :-k

Move it along, Jack. Your 15 minutes is up.

Greg Brown is a national treasure. If this were 70 years ago, people would be recording him for the Smithsonian as they did with Leadbelly and Woody.

Originally Posted by utopiapark:
It's a pretty melody. However the lead singer and production sound almost exactly like Travis.

Originally Posted by aldostower:
"out conservatives out"? hey, tree hugger, send back your tax refund check to the gov't.

Originally Posted by NYY96:


OUT CONSERVATIVES OUT! GO LISTEN TO THE POLITICALLY CORRECT THREE DOORS DOWN! LEAVE US FREETHINKERS OUT OF THIS!

RADIOHEAD IS BRILLIANT AND IF YOU'VE EVER DONE A STICK OF RESEARCH CONCERNING THEIR POLITICS YOU COULD DISCOUNT YOUR COMMENTS AS EASILY AS I HAVE.

Originally Posted by MsfStl:

Same here! (pimp)

Originally Posted by Mot:
I never could understand why SHE would sing about being a Free MAN in Paris.
:???:

Originally Posted by beelzebubba:
I have absolutely nothing to say about this song.

Originally Posted by TheWizardOfUhs:


Dave should play more Home Depots in the future. That's where he belongs. :D

Originally Posted by MsfStl:

Trite? Thou art trite! (pimp)

Originally Posted by dignan2:
Crappola.

Originally Posted by Spliff:
Another Ho Hum by DM. I think he should have stuck to bar tending.

Originally Posted by Digga:
Anybody ever hear any of his daughter's stuff? Pretty good. :D

Originally Posted by redeyespy:
A prototype for the oft-misunderstood genre: enjoyable trash. :D

Originally Posted by dignan2:
Too bad you can't open your mind. But, hey, if not liking good music is your thing......

Originally Posted by fatport:

That's because Guaraldi wrote the signature tune "Linus and Lucy"

Originally Posted by Monkeysdad:

Originally Posted by catmaven:Nice if you want this type of music. I like Hispanic music in its place. That place is not a rock-music station. That place is not where I want to be often.

It is not rock. It has those obtrusive horns and that irritating type of drums. It also has a goose honking in the background, which is rather vexing. I am going elsewhere now. There is just too much of this. I see that you are about to segue to reggae, but that after this may not be enough of a turn toward real rock to keep me here. :( :???:

Originally Posted by catmaven:
Nice if you want this type of music. I like Hispanic music in its place. That place is not a rock-music station. That place is not where I want to be often.

It is not rock. It has those obtrusive horns and that irritating type of drums. It also has a goose honking in the background, which is rather vexing. I am going elsewhere now. There is just too much of this. I see that you are about to segue to reggae, but that after this may not be enough of a turn toward real rock to keep me here. :( :???: