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Genrepalooza Presents: FG Radio - Tons of Lithium but very little Chill (5 Viewers)
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Pip's Invitation
Footballguy
And pasting the playlist stuff on the other page was pointless. I'm just gonna leave it there until tomorrow since we're still on the chili dogs and all.
krista4
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Pip's Invitation
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I am totally getting Stonehenge (the song) vibes from the opening narration.190.8 or 12 - Rick Wakeman - The Battle (IProg)
Teenage Eephus was a huge Rick Wakeman fan. Part of it was that synths were new and cool. Some was because that was what my friends were listening him too. But it also coincided with my first pair of headphones: some big brown Koss cans that looked huge on my still developing head.
The stereo effects in Prog were unlike anything I'd ever heard before and started me down a lifetime of private listening. I got some new headphones today and listened to a bunch of of Wakeman. The records seem pompous today with their literary pretensions and overblown orchestral and choral arrangements . But hearing a synth sound oscillate between my left and right ears still brings a smile to my face.
It's over ten minutes but that's padded by narration.
Yo Mama
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It’s turning into a discussion reminiscent of the famous “I’ve seen a million faces, and I’ve ROCKED them all” debate.I'mthat my stupid link has led to a two-page discussion of Johnny Cougar lyrics.
I was going to try to watch a movie (80s and KP - "The Assistant"), but it's hard to break away from this.
Pip's Invitation
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I was so bummed when Wawa (the most prominent convenience store chain in the Philly area) stopped offering chili as a topping for their hot dogs.
Yo Mama
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Eephus
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It's David Hemmings reading Jules Verne.
A little narration goes a long way and Wakeman's album has much more than a little narration.
Ilov80s
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simey
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krista4
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krista4
Footballguy
Ohhhh, haven't had those in eons, but they are really good. My dinner tonight was a fake-meat Italian sausage on a slice of rye bread. The opposite of sucking on a chili dog. :(
simey
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Pip's Invitation
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We're pretty sure they go by GMT to define their "days," so their "Feb. 13" may already be over.
Pip's Invitation
Footballguy
I really like this. I really should be more familiar with the works of the various Mann bands than I am.
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krista4
Footballguy
Not good at all. This was the "Lifelight" brand that was subbed in for "Beyond Meat" without my authorization. Do not recommend. The Beyond Meat ones are great, though. Spicy.
Ilov80s
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Ilov80s
Footballguy
Then let's make 2/14/2021 the new #1
How many Mann bands are there?
krista4
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simey
Footballguy
I'll have to try the Beyond Meat ones. My oldest nephew is a pescatarian, and I try out things and report to him if I like them or not. He decided at 8 years old after watching some documentary on farm animals that he would no longer eat meats. He didn't want to eat fish/seafood either, but my sister kinda made him. He is 22 now, and is still a pescatarian.
KarmaPolice
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We would have smelly burp contests in HS. My go to was CC Fritos + Cool Ranch Doritos + Dr.Pepper + a pickle.
Pip's Invitation
Footballguy
Manfred Mann 1962-69. That was the name of the band, it wasn't just him. British Invasion.
Manfred Mann Chapter Three 1969-70. Jazz-rock.
Manfred Mann's Earth Band 1971-present. Prog that evolved into AOR.
simey
Footballguy
I get in the mood for them every now and then. They leave an aftertaste, but about twice a year I'll get a bag and kill it. I'm a saltaholic. I've never really had a sweet tooth, but occasionally I'll be in the mood for something deserty, but I love salty things.
simey
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Ilov80s
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Ilov80s
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That was my reaction to Karma's post about the burps and Pip's post about all the Mann bands.
krista4
Footballguy
Beyond Meat bratwurst and Italian sausage are great. Don’t recommend the “beef” crumbles, which I tried to use in tacos but had a bad consistency.
rockaction
Footballguy
The past three pages have given me nausea :X
You guys and your Fritos, convenience store chili, ranch, belching and what have you.
Shame. You all ought to feel shame.
You guys and your Fritos, convenience store chili, ranch, belching and what have you.
Shame. You all ought to feel shame.
rockaction
Footballguy
It's really all the Johnny Cougar that's done it, though. Blech.
Ilov80s
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krista4
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simey
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Pip's Invitation
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Ilov80s
Footballguy
It just sticks out in the Soultown because it is 20 years later than anything else I have heard so far, but I will hear the whole thing out first. Maybe my shuffle is just hitting earlier songs first. I love the Gill song.
simey
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krista4
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Ilov80s
Footballguy
This legit scares me because the Beatles got so successful that they could literally do anything. If you told me there was a Ringo 1 man show of Porgy and Bess that played Broadway in 1985, I would believe it.
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Ilov80s
Footballguy
Haven't heard that yet. Maybe if people tomorrow draft some more contemporary soul, it would smooth it out?
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Ilov80s
Footballguy
Yeah, all the modern R&B Black leaning playlists somehow all get smerged into 1,
Ilov80s
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Because no one was drafting The Heat or Shade 45. Post-2000 hip-hop isn't really our thing, I guess.
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