The Damones?Where the Ramones album is lacking is the cover design. They needed to put 4 little zippers on their jeans.Ditto. No disrespect to the Ramones.Easily Sticky Fingers for me.BOTH RELEASED ON THIS DAY FIVE YRS APART:
4/23/71 - Sticky Fingers
4/23/76 - RAMONES
... who ya got?
Not even close.
I wonder how long it will take to ban us all for posting in the Tucker thread.
Stay here and discuss Marshall Tucker.I wonder how long it will take to ban us all for posting in the Tucker thread.
Tim's got zero shot of surviving that if Joe isn't quick enough on the trigger.I wonder how long it will take to ban us all for posting in the Tucker thread.
Faye WongSo they made a foreign version of The Cranberries Dreams, huh.
Yes, I've finally made my way to the 26 pointers. Objective - complete all 31 before May. And no way I am successful achieving that goal.
Crap. Doc Oc is posting there now. Binky, don't!Tim's got zero shot of surviving that if Joe isn't quick enough on the trigger.I wonder how long it will take to ban us all for posting in the Tucker thread.
I'm staying down the middle. I'm safe.Crap. Doc Oc is posting there now. Binky, don't!
I'm staying down the middle. I'm safe.Crap. Doc Oc is posting there now. Binky, don't!
I even passed up on really responding to that softball down the middle of "Tucker isn’t a journalist" (by some one trying to defend him) when I said he and Lemon were terrible journalists.
I'll post as I see fit, thanks.I'm staying down the middle. I'm safe.Crap. Doc Oc is posting there now. Binky, don't!
I even passed up on really responding to that softball down the middle of "Tucker isn’t a journalist" (by some one trying to defend him) when I said he and Lemon were terrible journalists.
can we plz leave this kinda collateral damage in that thread, tho?
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I was thinking of making a Meadowlark Lemon reference, but concerned that one of the mods may be a Washington Generals fan.I'm staying down the middle. I'm safe.Crap. Doc Oc is posting there now. Binky, don't!
I even passed up on really responding to that softball down the middle of "Tucker isn’t a journalist" (by some one trying to defend him) when I said he and Lemon were terrible journalists.
I'll post as I see fit, thanks.I'm staying down the middle. I'm safe.Crap. Doc Oc is posting there now. Binky, don't!
I even passed up on really responding to that softball down the middle of "Tucker isn’t a journalist" (by some one trying to defend him) when I said he and Lemon were terrible journalists.
can we plz leave this kinda collateral damage in that thread, tho?
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Why shocked? How many “western” song appropriate from latin, african, middle eastern and asian cultures etcSo they made a foreign version of The Cranberries Dreams, huh.
Yeah, shes gorgeous.Faye WongSo they made a foreign version of The Cranberries Dreams, huh.
Yes, I've finally made my way to the 26 pointers. Objective - complete all 31 before May. And no way I am successful achieving that goal.![]()
Soon as I catch up on a few things I will check out Sloan. It does remind me, I ran across the band 54-40 a while back and I think they are fantastic. Unfortunately, I get sub-par results pulling them up on YouTube Music, particularly their eponymous album released in 1986, which received some pretty high praise on an allmusic.com review (I don't put a whole lot of stock in the reviews of people I'm unfamiliar with, but it's a useful data point). The band falls somewhere on the spectrum of the likes of Hoodoo Gurus, Tragically Hip, Rusty, and Nada Surf.Over the past month or so, I've been realizing something. Man, I missed a Canadian band that for sure would have made my list. I always thought they were wimps, but they're actually quite excellent.
Previous me is such an unreliable narrator. I can't stand his taste in music sometimes. This band was constructing some awesome songs. This is some well-thought-out power pop. Delightful.
Sloan - Money City Maniacs
I would hope not, it civil and barely politicalNone of us got zapped when the thread did, I hope.
Yeah there was one or two comments that threw about labels (and that stone guy is an alias) but most of it was very civil. If it was closed it was precautionary.I would hope not, it civil and barely politicalNone of us got zapped when the thread did, I hope.
Over the past month or so, I've been realizing something. Man, I missed a Canadian band that for sure would have made my list. I always thought they were wimps, but they're actually quite excellent.
Previous me is such an unreliable narrator. I can't stand his taste in music sometimes. This band was constructing some awesome songs. This is some well-thought-out power pop. Delightful.
Sloan - Money City Maniacs
It doesn’t matter to me. I’m sure most would say the same. I’ve said before I would expect a mix of small-medium-large type acts.Before I send in a list of bands, question - should we be avoiding acts that have had major lists run just for them before on the board? Things like the Beatles, Neil Young, Rush, etc.?
Or does that sort of thing not matter to whatever it is we're doing?
Uckertay ArlsoncayWhat thread got shut down?
I wonder how long it will take to ban us all for posting in the Tucker thread.
Stay here and discuss Marshall Tucker.I wonder how long it will take to ban us all for posting in the Tucker thread.
I was just sitting there trying to figure out how you got The Cranberries past our resident goalie, Krista.Why shocked?So they made a foreign version of The Cranberries Dreams, huh.
I will not be submitting Neil Young because anyone who read my countdown* already knows what my top 31 from him are. But I would be happy to read someone else's rankings if they took him.It doesn’t matter to me. I’m sure most would say the same. I’ve said before I would expect a mix of small-medium-large type acts.Before I send in a list of bands, question - should we be avoiding acts that have had major lists run just for them before on the board? Things like the Beatles, Neil Young, Rush, etc.?
Or does that sort of thing not matter to whatever it is we're doing?
I will not be submitting Neil Young because anyone who read my countdown* already knows what my top 31 from him are. But I would be happy to read someone else's rankings if they took him.It doesn’t matter to me. I’m sure most would say the same. I’ve said before I would expect a mix of small-medium-large type acts.Before I send in a list of bands, question - should we be avoiding acts that have had major lists run just for them before on the board? Things like the Beatles, Neil Young, Rush, etc.?
Or does that sort of thing not matter to whatever it is we're doing?
* - which means almost none of you
I will not be submitting Neil Young because anyone who read my countdown*
I think it was the British Isles countdown where we talked about high school "class songs," and I still don't think we had one, but a friend posted this McSweeney's analysis and indicated that Oklahoma! was our senior-year musical.
I was more just doing krista "no one reads my posts" shtick. But I know some of the regulars aren't Neil fans and thus didn't read the thread.I will not be submitting Neil Young because anyone who read my countdown*
You'd have to define what "read" means. Every post? No. But quite a few -- enough to get me into Neil Young and purchase a nice copy of Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere and listen to him back when he was still on Spotify.
Your work was not unheard.![]()
I was more just doing krista "no one reads my posts" shtick.
Ours was How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying*, which isn't on the list. So it'd be something like "your school didn't have a football team, which freed up more boys than usual for acting."I think it was the British Isles countdown where we talked about high school "class songs," and I still don't think we had one, but a friend posted this McSweeney's analysis and indicated that Oklahoma! was our senior-year musical.
Ours was How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying*, which isn't on the list. So it'd be something like "your school didn't have a football team, which freed up more boys than usual for acting."I think it was the British Isles countdown where we talked about high school "class songs," and I still don't think we had one, but a friend posted this McSweeney's analysis and indicated that Oklahoma! was our senior-year musical.
* -- the lead became a professional actor who appeared in at least three versions of the Law and Order universe.
We didn't have cheerleaders until my junior year. They worked basketball, soccer, field hockey and lacrosse games.Ours was How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying*, which isn't on the list. So it'd be something like "your school didn't have a football team, which freed up more boys than usual for acting."I think it was the British Isles countdown where we talked about high school "class songs," and I still don't think we had one, but a friend posted this McSweeney's analysis and indicated that Oklahoma! was our senior-year musical.
* -- the lead became a professional actor who appeared in at least three versions of the Law and Order universe.
No football team? What did your cheerleaders do?!
I wasn't in the drama club, but I took drama in high school and in college. In high school there was a play that had to do with the Peanuts. My drama teacher kept pushing me to try out for Woodstock. She didn't say why, but I think it was because of my hair. It was wavy, blonde and layered, and the top was a bit fluffy, and I can see where she would think it looked sorta like a bird. Anyway, a girl named Jennifer wanted to play Woodstock so bad, and so I didn't try out for it. I didn't really want to do it, and I felt like the drama teacher would have just given it to me, because that is what she wanted. I don't know if the bird even had any speaking parts. The teacher was disappointed that I wasn't interested, but I didn't care. Jennifer got the part, and she was flying high in happiness.I think it was the British Isles countdown where we talked about high school "class songs," and I still don't think we had one, but a friend posted this McSweeney's analysis and indicated that Oklahoma! was our senior-year musical.
I think it would have helped if I was I a musical buff or if I was in the drama club, but that was a fun read regardless.
It was wavy, blonde and layered, and the top was a bit fluffy, and I can see where she would think it looked sorta like a bird.
We didn't have cheerleaders until my junior year. They worked basketball, soccer, field hockey and lacrosse games.
A kid at my HS had a similar layered blond 'do but with a cowlick. Unfortunately, it made him look like tweety bird in the ep where he drinks a potion and becomes Mr. Hyde. I'm sure he doesn't have fond memories of those years because most of us weren't as kind as simey.It was wavy, blonde and layered, and the top was a bit fluffy, and I can see where she would think it looked sorta like a bird.
What in the world. The team practices all season for that one game. That would be a tough loss.We didn't have cheerleaders until my junior year. They worked basketball, soccer, field hockey and lacrosse games.
We did all basketball and football games. And one soccer game a year.We most certainly didn't have field hockey or lacrosse, though.
I'm watching Jeopardy! and there's a category for "Beatles "s" songs" and so far they have had a triple-stumper on "She Loves You" and "Strawberry Fields Forever."![]()
Yes and I could do this but I like their Beatles-y songs a bit better than their (by their standards) "rockier" songs like the one rock posted (see what I did there).Over the past month or so, I've been realizing something. Man, I missed a Canadian band that for sure would have made my list. I always thought they were wimps, but they're actually quite excellent.
Previous me is such an unreliable narrator. I can't stand his taste in music sometimes. This band was constructing some awesome songs. This is some well-thought-out power pop. Delightful.
Sloan - Money City Maniacs
I don't know enough of their massive catalog but the 31 favorite Sloan songs from someone knowledgeable about their music would be worth a listen.
@Northern Voice
What in the world. The team practices all season for that one game. That would be a tough loss.We didn't have cheerleaders until my junior year. They worked basketball, soccer, field hockey and lacrosse games.
We did all basketball and football games. And one soccer game a year.We most certainly didn't have field hockey or lacrosse, though.
Yes and I could do this but I like their Beatles-y songs a bit better than their (by their standards) "rockier" songs like the one rock posted (see what I did there).
It was probably insulting that the drama teacher wanted me to play Woodstock. She shouldn't have wanted me to try out for anything. I played Amanda in The Glass Menagerie in front of some of the student body, and I made two of my acting partners break character by making a face at them when my back was turned to the audience. They broke character and then so did I, and it took a long time for us to stop laughing. The drama teacher was not amused.A kid at my HS had a similar layered blond 'do but with a cowlick. Unfortunately, it made him look like tweety bird in the ep where he drinks a potion and becomes Mr. Hyde. I'm sure he doesn't have fond memories of those years because most of us weren't as kind as simey.It was wavy, blonde and layered, and the top was a bit fluffy, and I can see where she would think it looked sorta like a bird.
Evil Tweety