Random Songs

[Lt. Dish]

How did I miss this? So nice...

[Lt. Dish]

A companion to the two recent Devo postings and a thanks to Gaucho for posting Steely Dan.

[Gaucho]

[Lt. Dish]

Magazine...television...Requests for this song all the time in various threads on LGP.

[Gaucho]

One of my favorite albums, of course.

[Gaucho]

[Lt. Dish]

Just received her book Some Kids, and I'm looking forward to reading it over the holidays. Here's "Sonic" Smith:

[Gaucho]

[Lt. Dish]

At first glance, I saw "Chico" (Resch) and (Phil) "Bourque."

FREE THE FANS - END THE LOCKOUT

[PghSkins]

[FreeCandy44]

This is the version I know ;)

Lou, give me a milk.....chocolate

[columbia]

[Gaucho]

[PghSkins]

Massive 60s kick lately

[Sarcastic]

^ That Claudine Clark song is one of my favorites from the 60's.

[Sarcastic]

I found this awesome CRESTS song tonight. Never heard it before, but from first listen, it became one of my favorite oldies.

5/5 stars from yours truly.

[Lt. Dish]

My mom and dad like to play oldies quite a bit and I find it adorable and comforting. I really enjoy it.

[Sarcastic]

My mom and dad like to play oldies quite a bit and I find it adorable and comforting. I really enjoy it.

People would be suprised by how much I love the 50's/60's sound. Girl groups like the Marvelettes. If I had to pick one group to listen to for the rest of my life, I would be very happy with the Marvelettes, especially considering their large output that seemingly doesn't have a bad song anywhere. Doo-Wop. I love all that stuff. I can go a week straight listening to nothing but oldies. Metal will forever be my #1, but sometimes you just need to take a break and what oldies provide is beauty and a great emotional attachment that is too often missing from music today.

[Sarcastic]

One of the greatest songs ever done. It has melody, spunk, yet touches my heart at the same time.

[JS©]

[Lt. Dish]

My mom and dad like to play oldies quite a bit and I find it adorable and comforting. I really enjoy it.

People would be suprised by how much I love the 50's/60's sound. Girl groups like the Marvelettes. If I had to pick one group to listen to for the rest of my life, I would be very happy with the Marvelettes, especially considering their large output that seemingly doesn't have a bad song anywhere. Doo-Wop. I love all that stuff. I can go a week straight listening to nothing but oldies. Metal will forever be my #1, but sometimes you just need to take a break and what oldies provide is beauty and a great emotional attachment that is too often missing from music today.

We played Martha Reeves and the Vandellas at our wedding. I get taking a break. I love old-school and new alternative but we listen to baroque and other classical in the evenings. The hub breaks up his alternative, classic rock, and the Dead with bluegrass. While I can't listen to bluegrass for long, I appreciate the musicianship.

I wonder if Frank Zappa got "Great googly moogly!" from this:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=U8N9JKEWbX0[/youtube]

[Willie Kool]

[Godric]

Gaucho, This is for you:

[Godric]

My mom and dad like to play oldies quite a bit and I find it adorable and comforting. I really enjoy it.

People would be suprised by how much I love the 50's/60's sound. Girl groups like the Marvelettes. If I had to pick one group to listen to for the rest of my life, I would be very happy with the Marvelettes, especially considering their large output that seemingly doesn't have a bad song anywhere. Doo-Wop. I love all that stuff. I can go a week straight listening to nothing but oldies. Metal will forever be my #1, but sometimes you just need to take a break and what oldies provide is beauty and a great emotional attachment that is too often missing from music today.

We played Martha Reeves and the Vandellas at our wedding. I get taking a break. I love old-school and new alternative but we listen to baroque and other classical in the evenings. The hub breaks up his alternative, classic rock, and the Dead with bluegrass. While I can't listen to bluegrass for long, I appreciate the musicianship.

I wonder if Frank Zappa got "Great googly moogly!" from this:

fix't

[PghSkins]

Most underrated song of the '80s?