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What are you listening to? Part 12

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This is the first song I ever heard by john proine on pbs one early senday morning. I went right out and bought the album this song was on. I have been a huge fan ever since.

 


Marilyn Manson: Tainted Love

LOL - video's too funny.
 
I saw these guys at a record hop at the elms ballroom in ohio in the fifties. I was about 10 feet away from the band. There were on three of them then.

 
This was john lennon's favorite singer. I read it in a magazine.

 
I admit to being a Parrothead. I just came back from Cleveland on the weekend, and driving home on the rainy cold 1-90, I put on some Jimmy and immediately felt the need to slab on some sunscreen. :cool:

Here's the most beautiful love song of all time:

 
Here's some more Jimmy, for good measure.

What I was a kid, I used to love to sing, especally in the car. I have fond memories of songs from the early 70's, no matter if they're somewhat cheesy to my current tastes. Now my short-term memory is relatively terrible, but my long-term one is pretty good. About 15 years ago, I was at a party and someone put on some Jimmy. When "Come Monday" came on, I freaked. First time I had heard it since I was a kid, and I had remembered a lot of the lyrics. Until that night, I never knew who sang it. The next day, I bought my first Jimmy Buffett CD.

 
Middleground said:
I admit to being a Parrothead. I just came back from Cleveland on the weekend, and driving home on the rainy cold 1-90, I put on some Jimmy and immediately felt the need to slab on some sunscreen. :cool:

Here's the most beautiful love song of all time:

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For some reason, people make fun of me for liking Jimmy Buffett. He's a good writer. The "tropical" shtick is a bit tiresome, but his music is top notch.
 
rocket88 said:
For some reason, people make fun of me for liking Jimmy Buffett. He's a good writer. The "tropical" shtick is a bit tiresome, but his music is top notch.
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To me, Jimmy Buffett music is hella fun!
 
I love the gayness of the singer with the hanky. The guitar player is swaked out, oh boy.

 
LiberalAvenger said:
I love the gayness of the singer with the hanky. The guitar player is swaked out, oh boy.

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Ian Astbury was the singer for the "Doors of the 21st Century" with Ray Manzarek, Robbie Krieger, and Stewart Copeland on drums.
 
LiberalAvenger said:
The best garage song of all time.

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? is one interesting dude...

I read somewhere that this song was originally "69 Tears" with the double-entendre intended, but the record company wanted it changed to "96."
 
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