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I have zero sympathy for BIG MUSIC, but I only feel a little worse for established artists who whined through the whole "file sharing" thing. Freaking Metallica made a good portion of their name through bootlegging, then they hit it big and all of a sudden sharing music was awful.
This is my favorite song off the first album, but I took Good Times, Bad Times instead to add some rockers on my jukebox.
A lot of the artists did what you'd expect with the big money.
I don't think it is that contextual. Granted, there are some genres that I don't really follow, but I do try to look for new artists and I Shazam stuff all the time. For whatever reason, that era is pretty dead to me as well. Late 70s to 1995ish has a lot of music I like from a lot of different artists.
He's hanging in there. The doctor said 75% of the time the intestines straighten themselves back out on their own so, they are giving it a couple days. He was extremely dehydrated. He's as stubborn as a mule, and it took him throwing up green vomit and barely having a pulse to get him to go to the hospital. We reminded him that our uncle died after throwing up green vomit. My uncle had an appendectomy, and the hospital didn't keep him even overnight, and he was even gangrenous when they did the appendectomy. They gave him no antibiotic. He got very ill and went back to the hospital, and once again they gave him no antibiotic. He was sent home and my aunt found him dead in the bathroom. He died from being septic. She sued for negligence and they settled with her.
Good point. I know I replaced (& then some) my entire vinyl catalog with CDs in the 80s/90s.
Sepsis and bacterium is serious, serious stuff. Sorry to hear about your uncle.
That's a heavy metal song. KISS spent their entire careers trying for one this good.
Loved the Trio. Kickass band. I saw them twice in concert. Once was real fun, the second show was one of the worst concerts of my life. Skiba was so screwed up they had to get a second guitar player to stand off stage and play his guitar parts. I don't even think the volume was on for his guitar. He mumbled and slurred his way through the show, but it was bad.There is no shame in that game. It's on the rebound these days with the kids.Now there's a name I haven't heard in forever. Used to be very into them in early college in my pop punk/emo phase15.a - Alkaline Trio - 97 (1997) -
. Good stuff.
you might want to double up on security during these tunes. i foresee fights breaking out on someone looking at someone's woman, etc.
I know when one of those songs come on, I'm either at the Island teen bar or roller rink.
I picture it more as the music played at whatever kind of salon 60 year old midwest women go to get their hair permed.
I am not saying I dislike them all. Some are fine. They just really stick out.I have. Many of Tim's songs aren't the songs I like the least.
I'm wondering how they stick out, since they are about as mainstream as they come. I'm not trying to argue, just curious at this point of viewI am not saying I dislike them all. Some are fine. They just really stick out.I have. Many of Tim's songs aren't the songs I like the least.
I can't speak for anybody else, but they would stick out to me because they're algorithmic pop, and the rest of these songs are angular and holisitic and organic, for the most part, maybe? Like bending math a bit instead of Blues Traveler's Hook. That's the best I can do. A timdraft is a timdraft; a timsong is a timsong.I'm wondering how they stick out, since they are about as mainstream as they come. I'm not trying to argue, just curious at this point of viewI am not saying I dislike them all. Some are fine. They just really stick out.I have. Many of Tim's songs aren't the songs I like the least.
Most of them are covered in more sugar than a birthday cake. Just ultra pop.I'm wondering how they stick out, since they are about as mainstream as they come. I'm not trying to argue, just curious at this point of viewI am not saying I dislike them all. Some are fine. They just really stick out.I have. Many of Tim's songs aren't the songs I like the least.
15.19 - Killin' Time - Clint Black (1989)
you were the first thing that I thought of, when I thought I drank you off my mind
when I get lost in the liquor, you're the only one I findand if I did the things I oughta, you still would not be mine
so I'll keep a tight grip on the bottle, gettin' loose and killin' time
15.19 - Killin' Time - Clint Black (1989)
you were the first thing that I thought of, when I thought I drank you off my mind
when I get lost in the liquor, you're the only one I findand if I did the things I oughta, you still would not be mine
so I'll keep a tight grip on the bottle, gettin' loose and killin' time
This was my secret 1989 pick. I hope Skip Holtz comes back to coach ECU
What haven't you liked so far?I have. Many of Tim's songs aren't the songs I like the least.
"Don't Stop Believing" and - irony alert! - "Pour Some Sugar On Me" were two of your picks, no?Most of them are covered in more sugar than a birthday cake. Just ultra pop.I'm wondering how they stick out, since they are about as mainstream as they come. I'm not trying to argue, just curious at this point of viewI am not saying I dislike them all. Some are fine. They just really stick out.I have. Many of Tim's songs aren't the songs I like the least.
I love this. I guess I should have drafted this way sooner.zamboni said:
Of Tim's picks? I don't know about the newer songs, but of those he's picked that I've heard often:What haven't you liked so far?I have. Many of Tim's songs aren't the songs I like the least.
