TexasToest: I was 15,they bumped April Wine,there was a big scandel when Margret Trudeau(our then Prime Minister's wife) came down to party with them,apparently she was quite the welcome wagon

TexasToest: sweet,but yo home boy ventured into my area code to lay down that fine feast,a very special man and artis......that cub's a 10 minute cab ride from me.The night the Stones played that club I phoned them just to hear the Stones playing in the background

Ewe: I really enjoyed both songs,he seems to get better with age.It's lucky he invited Noel instead of Liam up onstage,Liam would have probably fell off the stool

Ewe: great minds think alike,I'm going to dig into your links now

I have a few theories why they never quiet made it after an exceptional 1st album.I think it was a combination of being swept away by U2(a similar sound)and maybe they played up their Christianity too much,regardless,they recorded some damn fine music,this song especially
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iylGrePc0Tc

Ewe: Thanks,I'll check it out,That's Entertainment is my fave Jam tune

Ewe: Yeah,I liked The Jam too,I should checkout his new stuff

TexasToest: Weller had been formerly in a mod-type band called The Jam,it was an abot face when he started The Style Council.I wasn't really a big fan,but I do like that song,.........continuing in that vein
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJzqOi2Abjc

TexasToest: I think they are,but not sure of how many original members are left.They lost me when this guy left and Farnham became the singer

Ewe: Up until today,whenever I got the urge to spin a veggie tune on the turntable it was usually this one

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oA1m57X3Xok

Ewe: Oh yes,there are many.The singer himself described it as a fight song.

Ewe: I said "finally" because to my knowledge vegen fight songs are scarce.Have you heard others?

Ewe: no,what about his style suprised you?

Eriisa: I would have bet money it was this one

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ca92O3uXn8

TexasToest:

TexasToest: Hey Hey You You get offa my wavelength lol,this and Custard Pie are my two faves,but try and find a good Custard Pie at this time of the day,or a circa clip of this gem,oh well
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPtY3XzoUV0&mode=related&search=

I found a bakery that was open late

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjtgNdWMwuo

TexasToest: or a boy naned Sue

Radiant2007 :-): c'mon,put your glasses on,the south east corner,I'm waving

Nudie was a legend in costume design for musicians
http://www.nudiesrodeotailor.com/

Radiant2007 :-): thanks for decifering what was apparently a complicated code

TexasToest: Maybe Radiant2007 :-): is right,a dose of the classics is always welcome.I think as long as the clip includes music we're cool,great flick!

TexasToest: or maybe theme night including movies too? This intro is mesmerising in a large theatre

Stardust: Yeah,but there was that one year the rest of us almost caught up

TexasToest: hey,keep posting those and we may draw TJ over to this board

TexasToest: The Canadian calender,we toss in a few hours here and there and eliminate certain days

TexasToest: with 348 days in a year,we shouldn't have a problem filling requests

TexasToest: if peple are into it,whynot

Foxy Lady: cute isn't best described as me singing the theme to Gumby,disturbing comes to mind though

I still know the words to this one

TexasToest: Some of the most talented people ever born could be described much the same

TexasToest:Yes, Jimmy Swaggart,one of the few cousins Jerry has who makes him look like a saint,kinda ironic aint it

TexasToest: I love the double bass drum action in the song.It's funny when he expects the audience to sing the verse and there is silence,but Tokyo audiences were demanded to stay in their seats and quietly listen back then,not sure if they've relaxed the rules in recent years.........OOPS,almost forgot.I'm a big fan of Jery Lee Lewis's country phase back in the late 60's early 70's,sadly it isn't remebered by many.Here is Jerry doing a fine gospal tune,no,that's not Link of The Mod Squad singing backup

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubnbBnGHh5A

Radiant2007 :-): STRYPER,the pioneers of Christian heavy metal

They would toss bibles into the audience too!

SEAWOLF2: MY READ ON IT IS THAT THEME DAYS WILL BE ANNOUNCED A FEW DAYS PRIOR,OTHERWISE THE SKY'S THE LIMIT AS TO THE TYPE OF MUSIC YOU POST,AND EVEN ON THEME DAYS THERE ARE NO PLANS TO TAKE ANYONE OUT TO THE WOODSHED IF THEY STRAY FROM THE THEME.

Eriisa: it was the best version I could find,the band arrangement was a little thin compared to the original recording,you may be right

TexasToest: You may have a point,it would be interesting watching how quickly people would catch on to the lyric,lol.
ok,this was my wedding song,hope it doesn't jinx you

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTUgZXsuPxM&mode=related&search=

rednaz23: This song might make for a refreshing change of pace

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17kSPLrlC7g

Doesn't the Mayan calander end in the year
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPMT-2p8NBU?

ok,I skipped 100 years,but it sill rocks

TexasToest: Watching these guys on The Midnight Special at 13,sitting in a motel room in ST PETE'S Florida was my Beatles on Sullivan moment.I was mesmerised.The next day I ran to the record store,and begged the motel belly dancer to take me to her house so I could listen to it.I wrote them letters asking them to please play my home town.They also motivated me to pursue the drums.When this album came out,it created a vision in my mind of the ultimate rock concert experience,it was all I had dreamed they would sound live.This is still considered one of the best live rock albums ever released