Post #211,414
6/16/05 11:08:35 AM
8/21/07 12:38:23 PM
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What - you never heard/sang 'Blowin' in the Wind'?
Did they lock you in a closet in day care?
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Post #211,425
6/16/05 1:19:48 PM
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Bloody awful dirge.
Peter
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Post #211,458
6/16/05 5:03:56 PM
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Methinks...
...that the youngster had a much narrower definition of music than many.
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Post #211,463
6/16/05 5:38:22 PM
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Do I hear a list for "The Dylan Hour" being prepared?
;-) You do have [link|http://www.bobdylan.com/songs/subterranean.html|Subterranean Homesick Blues], don't you?
He also did some silly song that I can't find at the moment - he's laughing and cutting up with several other people during it. Probably some song about drugs. ;-)
His voice went to hell, but Dylan could write and perform some interesting [link|http://www.bobdylan.com/songs/|songs].
Cheers,
Scott.
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Post #211,467
6/16/05 5:47:49 PM
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Funny
I've got about 5 Dylan tunes in the current (pre-edited) version of the playlist. Subterranean is one of those tunes. I have quite a bit of that list in my mp3 collection.
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Post #211,499
6/17/05 12:53:19 AM
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Not really.
But if I had a hammer...
...there'd be no more folk singers.
And I'm no respecter of "The Classics" or the musical "Establishment".
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Post #211,500
6/17/05 12:58:36 AM
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:-)
I'm curious about your musical taste: Did it change suddenly when you were young?
I really liked "The Damned" when I was in school in Cincinnati. That kind of stuff is too noisy for me now.
Cheers,
Scott.
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Post #211,501
6/17/05 1:15:43 AM
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I don't think so
Although I did have something of an epiphany circa 1991, when I realised that I really, really liked The Orb. (Which I have a tendency to mingle with things like Napalm Death, Richie Hawtin and Qntal)
I've always had an ear for thrash/death metal, and I think that Tom Petty is a thousand times the singer/songwriter that Dylan is/was.
My musical taste doesn't fit neatly into any one category, apart from "hates folk music" :-)
Peter
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Post #211,510
6/17/05 8:42:49 AM
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does this include the cheiftains?
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Post #211,527
6/17/05 10:45:01 AM
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Almost certainly; iirc they're of the Dubliners ilk. Bleh.
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Post #211,531
6/17/05 10:54:18 AM
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Hey, I like them
I'm a metal head, too, but I do have a softer side. Must be the estrogen.
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Post #211,514
6/17/05 10:05:49 AM
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I enjoy a good Peter Paul and Mary tune.
I like their PBS specials, too.
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Post #211,522
6/17/05 10:30:35 AM
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Which one's that?
<snicker>
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Post #211,530
6/17/05 10:52:04 AM
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The first song I sang to my daughter
in the hospital after she was born was "We Shall Overcome". It happened to be the song running through my head at the time. I wonder how this has shaped her little psyche.
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Post #211,555
6/17/05 1:17:26 PM
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Now they are growing...
...that certainly has changed to "if I had a hammer!"
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Post #211,575
6/17/05 3:09:11 PM
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:-) That or some duct tape...........
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Post #211,593
6/17/05 5:33:22 PM
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I guess I'll need to brush up on my PP&M
I didn't know they had a song about duct tape.
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Post #211,581
6/17/05 4:09:33 PM
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I kind of liked Puff
Especially when I was puffing along.
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Post #211,585
6/17/05 4:57:58 PM
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It's a beautiful place, too. 8 kB .img
[image|http://kauai-honeymoon.com/pier-3.jpg|0|Hanalei Bay|180|300]
Hanalei has [link|http://images.google.com/images?q=hanalei%20hawaii&hl=en&hs=DS2&lr=&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&sa=N&tab=wi|beautiful scenery].
Cheers,
Scott.
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Post #211,599
6/17/05 6:07:09 PM
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me two especially when I wasnt underneath
[link|http://dc3history.org/ac47_puff.htm|http://dc3history.org/ac47_puff.htm]
thanx,
bill
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Post #211,752
6/20/05 12:33:08 PM
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Mr. Agnew would like to have a word with you...
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Post #211,462
6/16/05 5:36:25 PM
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As done by P,P&M
Never knew it was Dylan.
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