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i heard this GREAT song earlier today in my car i really liked its not quite '70s music its from 1980 close enough eh? some reo speedwagon - keep on loving you!

LOl, I heard that same song today in my car. I cranked it.  8)

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hi joey your avatar reminded me of what  i saw earlier on another message board i ateend i told someone what i cooked today they posted this picture on there in their reply

 

http://i845.photobucket.com/albums/ab13/nanananabooobooo/belly_zpsy01mmwlt.jpg

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hi joey your avatar reminded me of what  i saw earlier on another message board i ateend i told someone what i cooked today they posted this picture on there in their reply

 

http://i845.photobucket.com/albums/ab13/nanananabooobooo/belly_zpsy01mmwlt.jpg

Ha ha That's me Katie.  ;D

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REO Speedwagon's first album, with Riding the Storm Out, is their best album.  Check it out.  The first concert I ever went to was Aerosmith and REO Speedwagon.  REO blew Aerosmith away, IMO.  I liked them more.  REO is very good.  I do like Aerosmith, though and had all their four early albums.   
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I can't forget Jethro Tull, either.  Minstrel in the Gallery and Thick as a Brick, were two of my favorite albums of theirs.  Aqualung was good too.
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I can't forget Jethro Tull, either.  Minstrel in the Gallery and Thick as a Brick, were two of my favorite albums of theirs.  Aqualung was good too.

 

I love Tull Aqualung!  It's very complex music to play and as "HEAVY" as Tommy was ;D      I remember sitting around the record player with all my friends and decoding all the hidden meanings and hidden messages in the lyric's of that music.  I also loved all the rock opera's of that era too :thumbsup:  Now a days without all the censorship people just say what's on their minds these days and I do not find it as clever as the old music.  Chris Cornel still likes writing lyrics that need careful interpretation in order to understand them and I really enjoy that ;)

 

This world changed so much in the last 30 years! I remember when the Yellow brick road album came out the biggest conspiracy theory was that Elton John could possibly be a gay  :laugh:  The whole world was still in "the closet" back in the 70's.  Yeah, the world changed 8)

 

Any one like Terry Reid?  I love this acoustic version of Treated Right!  Flawless! :thumbsup:

 

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Another bunch of hidden meaning in lyrics is Blue Oyster Cult.  Secret Treaties, their first album was the best.  They were a strange band from NYC, but made good music. 
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Another bunch of hidden meaning in lyrics is Blue Oyster Cult.  Secret Treaties, their first album was the best.  They were a strange band from NYC, but made good music.

 

I love those guys.  :thumbsup: Another strange band from NY. The Ramones

 

Silver Springs~~Stevie Nicks/Fleetwood Mac

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Another bunch of hidden meaning in lyrics is Blue Oyster Cult.  Secret Treaties, their first album was the best.  They were a strange band from NYC, but made good music.

 

I love those guys.  :thumbsup: Another strange band from NY. The Ramones

 

Silver Springs~~Stevie Nicks/Fleetwood Mac

 

The Ramones  really jam  Benzo girl  :thumbsup:

 

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hii birdman you certainly got thta right being xanax free for 13 1/2 months my brain is still healing so yup i really am taking the long way home alright !  :laugh:
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Lots of people think only Paul and John had a great career after the breakup of The Beatles. But George had 100 song already written when they broke up. He also learned to master 26 instruments. The only Beatle with a music education. But John and Paul nixed many of his songs. Too bad, There are great ones out there.

 

My Sweet Lord.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kNGnIKUdMI

 

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im listning to this awesome song right now some gordon lightfoot from 1976

 

 

The lyrics were very cool but sad  :'(

 

that seems like a real story thta boat accident did it really happen?

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