Tuesday: heard that on the radio today- I'd forgotten all about that song! You're up!!!

Tuesday: title I think we're alone now thats easy

Tuesday: yes,
Who put the bomp In the bomp bah bomp bah bomp?

Tuesday: "Freefallin"
Tom Petty

who put the ram in the Rama Lama, Rama Lama Ding dong?

hint,its a car name

nobleheart:

Barry Mann

the edsels,originally

what happened to our game? : (
Did everyone gt bored with it or what?

http://www.presentationhelper.co.uk/graphics/Boring%20Presentation.gif

no,I'm never bored..only boring people whine about being bored...their is so much in life to get into...so many interesting thingd.

"With eskimo chain, I tattered my brain all the way... Won't you miss me? Wouldn't you miss me at all?"

Bonus pts for knowing the song.
No googling ;)

The new CD from God Module "Viscera" is finished and will be released on October 11th on Metropolis Records in North America and Out of Line Music in Europe. "Viscera" features 10 new God Module tracks and a cover of The Cure track "A Night Like This". The new CD finds God Module falling even deeper into the darkness of the melodic sound they are known for. God Module recently also finished a remix for the upcoming Suicide Commando single. And will soon finish mixes for Imperative Reaction and Brudershaft. To celebrate the pending release of "Viscera" God Module will be playing 2 shows in Florida in September. In Ft. Lauderdale on the 4th with Terrorfakt and on the 17th in Ybor City with Grendel. In related news, "Night" the independent film written and directed by God Module member Byron C. Miller has secured worldwide distribution by Maxim Media International & Brain Damage Films. All of the sound was done by Jasyn Bangert and the soundtrack to the film features contributions from God Module, Grendel, Blutengel, Hocico, Negative Format, Parallel Project, System Syn and CombiChrist.

LuckyCat9: I dont google..I copernic

Here's one now: He's an original Floyd :)

Syd Barrett

Tuesday: you know it's no coincidence!!!

Tuesday: maybe we can get them to be official "Rainmakers" : )

Pedro Martínez: Correct! Either you're a really good guesser, or that was too good of a hint :D

LuckyCat9: Well, I knew it was an R.E.M. song and I knew Barrett used to be a Floyd...:)

Pedro Martínez: An R.E.M. song? Ya gotta be kiddin' me! I cant even imagine them doin' that song... *thurp!* whoops, there goes the tray of fresh cookies, cleanup on aisle 6!!!

Tuesday: No, this s a no... "No!" :)~

Tuesday: I know! I know! Call on me teacher! : )

Tuesday: Ray Davies...her hero- she went to England, I think , with meeting him in mind, had his baby..Crissy's first hit single was "Stop Your Sobbing", one of my all-time favorite Kinks songs.
Do I get an "A"????

Tuesday: take it with a grain of salt, it's my own selective memory at work here, but I'm pretty sure it's true.
I'd give you an apple, but they don't have those here, so here

Tuesday: pretty sure it's true. I'm sure it could be googled if someone's curious.

I was talking in a game here and we've been trying to remember some of the strange names of groups in the 60s & 70s...what's the weirdest one you've heard? I said Uriah Heep, he countered with Humble Pie...who else can you think of?

Tuesday: oh yeah, that was another one Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show

how about Spandau Ballet?
Psychodelic Furs?
Jefferson Airplane?
Where did they come up with this stuff? : )

baddessi: Must've been all that citric acid, hehehehe :P

baddessi: Here's a couple more, btw:
Tommy James and the Shondells
Freddie and The Dreamers ;)

does anyone remember?

http://www.mp3.com/dr.-buzzards-original-savannah-band/artists/9508/summary.html

2005 CONCERT SCHEDULE

10/16 Mexico City, MX @ World Trade Center - on sale now
10/17 Guadalajara, MX @ Teatro Diana - on sale now
10/20 Vancouver, BC @ Vancouver Centre of Performing Arts - presale 8/24, public sale 8/26
10/21 Seattle, WA @ Paramount Theatre - on sale now
10/25 San Francisco, CA @ Warfield Theatre - presale 9/07, public sale 9/11
10/26 San Francisco, CA @ Warfield Theatre - presale 9/07, public sale 9/11
10/28 Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern LG
10/29 Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern LG
10/30 Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern LG
11/02 San Diego, CA @ 4&B - presale 9/07, public sale 9/10
11/03 Phoenix, AZ @ tba
11/05 Denver, CO @ Paramount Theatre - presale 9/14, public sale 9/17
11/07 Minneapolis, MN @ State Theatre
11/08 Chicago, IL @ Riviera Theatre - presale 9/07, public sale 9/10
11/09 Chicago, IL @ Riviera Theatre - presale 9/07, public sale 9/10
11/11 New York, NY @ Nokia Live Time Square - on sale now
11/12 New York, NY @ Nokia Live Time Square - on sale now
11/13 Boston, MA @ Orpheum Theatre - presale 9/14, public sale 9/17
11/15 Montreal, QC @ Metropolis
11/17 Toronto, ON @ Kool Haus
11/19 Detroit, MI @ Royal Oak Theatre
11/24 Atlanta, GA @ Tabernacle - presale 9/07, public sale 9/10
11/25 Orlando, FL @ House of Blues - presale 9/14, public sale 9/17
11/26 Pompano Beach, FL @ Club Cinema

Bob Moog, inventor of the immensely popular Moog synthesizer has died yesterday at the age of 71 in Asheville, North Carolina, USA. Bob was diagnosed with brain cancer (glioblastoma multiforme or GBM) in late April 2005. He had received both radiation treatment and chemotherapy to help combat the disease. He is survived by his wife, Ileana, his five children, Laura Moog Lanier, Matthew Moog, Michelle Moog-Koussa, Renee Moog, and Miranda Richmond; and the mother of his children, Shirleigh Moog. Robert A. Moog, born May 23, 1934 was a pioneer of electronic music. The Moog synthesizer was one of the first widely used electronic musical instruments. Early developmental work on the components of the synthesizer occured at the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center, now the Computer Music Center. Moog created the first modern, realtime playable and reconfigurable music synthesizer in 1963, it sometimes took hours to set up the machine for a new sound. Unlike the few other 1960s synthesizer manufacturers, Moog shipped a piano-style keyboard as the standard user interface to his synthesizers. The Minimoog became the most popular monophonic synthesizer of the 1970s, selling approximately 13,000 units between 1971 and 1982. Musicians that have used Moog equipment include Depeche Mode, Genesis, U2, The Police, and many others. The first record to feature a Moog synthesizer was "Cosmic Sounds" by The Zodiac. Popularity for the Moogs surged in the 1970s then declined in the 1980s as digital synthesizers gained traction in the market. By the mid-1990s, analog synthesizers were again highly sought after and prized for their classic sound. As of 2004, more than 15 companies are making Moog-style synthesizer modules. The Bob Moog Foundation has been created as a memorial, with the aim of continuing his life's work of developing electronic music.

Andre Faria: Nooooooooooooooooooooooo...
:'(

LuckyCat9: yep, very sad news... :(