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2 hours ago, muppy said:

PS: I vaguely heard about Womens Day this year. Is this a new "Hallmark" holiday? I'll have to google.. Is their a Mens day too? 

 

 

Oh I reckon not. By next year it might be illegal to be a man. But year, there's a new invented holiday because everyone needs a participation trophy for society I guess.

 

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Grey Goose reminded me of this one;

 

 

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4 hours ago, muppy said:

it's hard to believe these 2 were ever married. Seems an odd pairing in some ways. But creatives do attract each other. Or maybe just an odd couple and case of opposites attract? 🙂

 

PS: I vaguely heard about Womens Day this year. Is this a new "Hallmark" holiday? I'll have to google.. Is their a Mens day too? 

this tune runs the gamut.

I'd have to disagree.  I'd say in more ways they were the same, but don't want to go into detail. (I think roles were flipped from her Sonny Bono relationship). Anyway, they had the same damn hair too! 😉 

 

And yes... There's a "Men's Day." It's every day!  Well, so I am told.  Yet, I just looked at my calendar and it says 2023 not 1953. 😆😉 

 

I wonder where we are going out to dinner tonight to celebrate? 😼 

 

 

"But the hardest work I ever done is when I was trying to get myself a worried woman to ease my worried mind.
Now I'm gonna tell you just about how much hard work I had to do to get this here women that I'm a-tellin you about."

 

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The Shaggs were a band of teenage sisters whose father financed their first and only album. It sounds somewhat like unintended free jazz; I dare you to listen to the full album. Among the fans of the band were Frank Zappa and Kurt Cobain.

 

 

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Probably the best prog album that not many have heard... top notch top to bottom, their only offering... on the Sunflower label. The Dead did a couple on this label as well.

 

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18 minutes ago, redtail hawk said:

He seems a weird dude.  never shows his head,  But he's got it, whatever that is and my wife loves his songs.

 

That song hit me. Beautiful. 

 

Reminded me of a song I heard on Chappelle I liked 

 

 

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this is a band my son saw recently in  NYC. I know nothing about them. Anybody?

 

 

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Unwound is an American post-hardcore band. The band was formed in 1988 in Tumwater and Olympia, Washington by vocalist/guitartist Justin Trosper, bassist Vern Rumsey and drummer Brandt Sandeno. Sandeno was replaced in 1992 by drummer Sara Lund, who performed on their debut album in 1993. Wikipedia

Record labels: The Numero Group, Kill Rock Stars, MORE

Origin: Tumwater, WA (1991)

Genre: Post-hardcore, Indie rock, Punk rock, Noise rock, Math rock, Experimental rock, Rock

 

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I love this song AND video clip sooo much GREEN ..

 

Good morning 2bd

 

A little bit, a little bit of love
Goes a pretty long way
Take a look at where you started from
And where you are today
You climbed mountains, swam oceans
You got knocked down and kept goin'
In the end you know you've got to say
A little bit of love goes a pretty long way

All your wounds are healing fine
I'm so glad I got you in my life
Now the winter frost is gone
Now is our chance to live the life we want

A little bit, a little bit of love
Goes a pretty long way
Everybody, evеrybody's lost
And that's okay
Some show it, some hide it
But thеre's a battle we're all fighting
So if you're looking for the words to say
A little bit of love goes a pretty long way

Holding onto the rabbit's feet
Walking down the sunny side of the street
Shadows creeping at your back
You can forget 'em like an amnesiac

A little bit, a little bit of love
Goes a pretty long way
Love is really like a wonder drug
Let's medicate
And say goodbye to the drama
It's a beeline to nirvana
If you're looking for the words to say
A little bit of love goes a pretty long way
Hey, woah, hey, woah
Hey, woah, hey, woah

A little bit, a little bit of love
Goes a pretty long way
Take a look at where you started from
And where you are today
You climbed mountains, you swam oceans
You got knocked down and kept goin'
In the end, you know you've got to say
A little bit of love goes a pretty long way

Hey, woah, hey, woah, hey, woah
A little bit of love goes a pretty long way

 

 

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“A Little Bit of Love” was released by Weezer on March 16, 2022. The song is a compelling message about love, showing that a small amount of love can be much more powerful than one might think."

 

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OK, I know there isn't much love for this band, but for those of us who grew up in the 60s, it was a fun group.  Micky Dolenz currently touring and playing from the Headquarters album, which the band played their own instruments and helped with much of the lyrics.  Here's my favorite from that album:

 

 

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Initially, what piqued my interest in Bongwater was a clip where Bob Weir plays guitar in their version of Screaming Jay Hawkins' "You don't love me yet".  Actually, Hawkins starts the song before Bongwater's Ann Magnuson takes over.

 

 

Bongwater was active only for a few years around 1990. Many of their songs were commentaries on fellow musicians or current events.

 

 

 

Here is a full concert on French TV. A/V quality is substandard, but you still can get the gist of their performance.

 

 

 

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On 3/17/2023 at 3:04 PM, DrW said:

Initially, what piqued my interest in Bongwater was a clip where Bob Weir plays guitar in their version of Screaming Jay Hawkins' "You don't love me yet".  Actually, Hawkins starts the song before Bongwater's Ann Magnuson takes over.

 

 

Bongwater was active only for a few years around 1990. Many of their songs were commentaries on fellow musicians

 

 

 

have I ever played this clip here? I'm not sure. What do you think/ make of this? Im posting it because the intro is my son using his pedal board for sound effects. His musical taste goes the way of sometime ambient and random kind of sounds. This was his last "professional" band . On tour in Cali circa 2017 Great memories.

 

 

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