froggie

this might sound sad, but: > tag team whoomp there it is is a good memory from year 11 > will smith boom boom shake the room is a good memory of year 10 > the real mccoy loved this song and still do (not so much the rapping bits, though) > coolio my anthem of the end of year 12 for me... love it > londonbeat i've been thinking about you reminds me of early high school, and Come back reminds of latter days. i loved these songs > kriss kross HATED jump jump > hanson I've laways had a soft spit for MMM Bop

i'd say it's bad-arse, rather than bad

"down by the old mainstream" was used in Someday soon and Radio king

i always thought of genres with changes over the years.. what was pop then, isnt pop now what was metal then, isnt metal now what was rap then, isnt rap now what was disco then, doesnt exist now!

R.I.P Mr Z...

my mum thinks jeff looks goofy, but in a cute kind of way opinions, ladies??

forgot to mention, i have the 1928 sessions on vinyl from MJH. cost me $60

or here for official confirmation: http://wilcoworld.net/tours/index.php

on a side note, i was at the pub this afternoon and You dont treat me no good no more from Sonia Dada came on... i couldnt resist tapping my fingers against the table during those handclaps!

all confirmed shows can be found here: http://www.wilcobase.com/

i always thought that those early 70s "heavy metal" bands might have been heavy for that period, but they're more just riff bands to me

the dog doesnt seem too impressed... probably didnt its request

i read an interview with John Lennon, where he said Ticket to ride was the first "heavy metal" song recorded for me, being biased, i'll say Zeppelin is the best on the guitar based songs

only when they play it at shows..

> what about fade-ins? i like the way One by One fades in also, is it true that Hey Jude has the longest fade-out in a rock song?

JT - 12 Nov 1998

i just didnt like their earlier experimental stuff that much... when they moved into "rock/blues" from 1970, those albums grabbed me straight away

"who's on first?" never get tired of this one! also, this was a furniture commercial from the 80s in australia. you wont understand some of it (unless you speak greek or italian), but you can get the idea that he's a shifty over-priced furniture dealer!. his son got busted for drug trafficking a few years back. its more of an australian in-joke commercial. and the shop is still running! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjrOdUZkNq4

only a few months to go!

Bee Gees: Massechusets Beach Boys: Cotton fiels Kinks: Waterloo Sunset