savatage1973
Addicted Member
This one---simply because I was the idiot on the board and these are my friends--I'd like to think I did fairly well.
noisefreq
Super Member
My wife asked me this question once, knowing my propensity for ridiculously weird and noisy music.
I told her I don't really care... whatever's in my truck's CD player at the time.
The other day she was in my truck and turned on the CD and Richard Maxfield came oozing out of the speakers.
She said, "no way"!
I told her I don't really care... whatever's in my truck's CD player at the time.
The other day she was in my truck and turned on the CD and Richard Maxfield came oozing out of the speakers.
Glad you're still enjoying it See post #149.
bluesky
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Justgotohm
Super Member
Crestwood23
He said touch it in the back
“Alone Again, Or” - Love
“Maggot Brain” - Funkadelic
“It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue” - Them
In THAT order!
“Maggot Brain” - Funkadelic
“It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue” - Them
In THAT order!
Varen (Last Spring) by Edvard Grieg. The string orchestra version (Op. 34 No. 2), the voice and piano version from his 12 Songs after Poems by Vinje (Op. 33 No. 2), or even an arrangement for a string quartet or brass quintet would do. The music is lovely in a heartfelt, bittersweet way.
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BaHaHa.
"Now you're messing with a son of a _____"
You could mix Arnold Schwarzenegger's "I'll be back" into the song. You know, like a good Christian.
oldboats
Iron Pyrite Ear
A friend's father had rather insisted on this being played at his funeral - but instead they used something generic and melancholy. It did not fit him well, but his request would have.
Love it
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