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1wolfy May 02, 2013 - 08:44	For me it was 93 KHJ 'Boss Radio' AM westslope wrote: i remember listening to this on CFRA AM radio while growing up in Ottawa. [ Reply ]
1wolfy May 02, 2013 - 08:42	The subtle back up vocals are a real asset to this pleasant tune. [ Reply ]
jpfueler Apr 10, 2013 - 16:29	this tune is as old as I. egad [ Reply ]
asilbuch Jan 28, 2013 - 11:37	oilydwarf wrote: Saw Ray Davis perform last week. Came away slightly disappointed, musically he was as great as ever, vocally he seemed challenged. Can't really knock anyone who wrote so many timeless songs Yes, it seems like some of my favorites are not able to keep those vocal talents as they age...sad but true [ Reply ]
Geecheeboy Jan 28, 2013 - 11:36	I used to have a pair of those plaid pants, third from left. [ Reply ]
oilydwarf Oct 26, 2012 - 09:36	Saw Ray Davis perform last week. Came away slightly disappointed, musically he was as great as ever, vocally he seemed challenged. Can't really knock anyone who wrote so many timeless songs [ Reply ]
Proclivities Oct 04, 2012 - 10:25	kcar wrote: For me, it depends on the season and the kind of beer. A good cold hefeweizen hits the spot on a beastly hot day. A slightly warmed malty porter or stout works on a winter evening. I like warm IPAs—don't like all that bitterness when it first comes out of the bottle. You're right about the mass-market beers, although my dear departed grandmother preferred that cheap lagerish swill (the cheaper the better) when eating pizza. Amazing what people will subject their tastebuds and liver to, just because it's heavily advertised. Cost is generally the motivating factor in buying cheaper beers - not advertising. Expensive beers are no more beneficial to one's liver than cheap beers. Great song. [ Reply ]
martinc Aug 02, 2012 - 10:32	Byronape wrote: I'm one of those "beer snobs" in a way and Hannio's right. Of course, I'm an Americanized beer snob, so I'm used to cold beer too. Of course, I do let the beer sit and breathe a little before consumption. That lets some of the CO2 escape and gives the beer time to warm a little, or at least for the cold edge to dull. The cold dulls the taste of the beer, that is why most people drink it room temp. I'm not so hardcore that I prefer warm beer, but I wouldn't turn one down because it was warm. Unless it is one of those dull beers (Bud brands, Miller, PBR, and most of what is stocked at your average gas station), I won't drink one of those cold. It's ironic that people say warm beer tastes nasty but will drink that swill. I play sports as an excuse to drink beer. Usually don't taste the first one. Saw the kinks a long while ago at the LA Amphitheatre. Ray keep holding a hienken bottle with his teeth and tip it up and draining it. It was a great show [ Reply ]
oshkoshbob Jul 23, 2012 - 23:49	Big Fan Mamma trying to Break Me [ Reply ]
oshkoshbob Jul 23, 2012 - 23:48	Help Me Help Me [ Reply ]
dew34 Jun 22, 2012 - 12:46	In the summertime when the skeeters are dive bombing and the cold beer is warm and fat black flies whilst the sound of chain saws and other machinery of mass destruction obscure a lovely shade drenched afternoon............ahhhhh! [ Reply ]
kcar Apr 19, 2012 - 23:57	Byronape wrote: I'm one of those "beer snobs" in a way and Hannio's right. Of course, I'm an Americanized beer snob, so I'm used to cold beer too. Of course, I do let the beer sit and breathe a little before consumption. That lets some of the CO2 escape and gives the beer time to warm a little, or at least for the cold edge to dull. The cold dulls the taste of the beer, that is why most people drink it room temp. I'm not so hardcore that I prefer warm beer, but I wouldn't turn one down because it was warm. Unless it is one of those dull beers (Bud brands, Miller, PBR, and most of what is stocked at your average gas station), I won't drink one of those cold. It's ironic that people say warm beer tastes nasty but will drink that swill. For me, it depends on the season and the kind of beer. A good cold hefeweizen hits the spot on a beastly hot day. A slightly warmed malty porter or stout works on a winter evening. I like warm IPAs—don't like all that bitterness when it first comes out of the bottle. You're right about the mass-market beers, although my dear departed grandmother preferred that cheap lagerish swill (the cheaper the better) when eating pizza. Amazing what people will subject their tastebuds and liver to, just because it's heavily advertised. [ Reply ]
jagdriver Mar 28, 2012 - 14:59	Rooney wrote: Always was and will be one of my favorite Kinks songs . A BIG, FAT 10... It's a fave, alright. Not a 10, mind you, but a fave nonetheless. [ Reply ]
Prodigal_SOB Mar 19, 2012 - 07:35	gemtag wrote: This is the shit!!! Gotta love 'drunkin-ness and cruelty' the way Ray slurs it out. I think it's that one line that moves it from a 9 to a 10 for me. [ Reply ]
KurtfromLaQuinta Mar 19, 2012 - 07:28	westslope wrote: i remember listening to this on CFRA AM radio while growing up in Ottawa. KHJ AM L.A. and "Humble Harv"! [ Reply ]
helgigermany Feb 25, 2012 - 22:25	Very nice! [ Reply ]
westslope Feb 16, 2012 - 13:15	i remember listening to this on CFRA AM radio while growing up in Ottawa. [ Reply ]
gemtag Feb 16, 2012 - 13:13	Love the little ragtime piano bit in there. Great! [ Reply ]
Rockit Feb 16, 2012 - 13:12	Everyone sing along! [ Reply ]
whomhow Jan 25, 2012 - 05:41	Great! [ Reply ]