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turn on: women who can drive manual transmissions. turn off: smokers. either gender.
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3 hours of sleet and slush followed by 4 inches of snow last night. After a Saturday at 60 degrees. I blame the groundhog.
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Califone. Very excited. Except for the 9 degrees it's supposed to be tonight...
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Tweedy Nominated for Producer of the Year Grammy
theashtraysays replied to Head in a Guillotine's topic in Just A Fan
Yes, and you could occasionally catch a glimpse of the "other" drummer (I assume Paul's regular guy) in the dark next to him. It was kinda sad. -
Would you mind voting for my son's violin teacher?
theashtraysays replied to PopTodd's topic in Someone Else's Song
You can't earn your parent stripes till you've sat through Hot Cross Buns at least 10 times. Once you've cleared that, it's all downhill. -
Do you care that Beck has a new album coming out
theashtraysays replied to KevinG's topic in Someone Else's Song
Yes. Thanks for the info. ed: I like the single. Definitely a Sea Change vibe, which I also liked, but I do prefer some of the more creative / unique uptempo stuff. Sea Change is gorgeous if you're in the right mood, but I'd rather spin Modern Guilt or The Information if I'm just in the mood to listen to music. -
-------------------------------- On the continuum between passion and asshole, this is clearly on the asshole end of the scale.
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+1.... That was one of the more bizarre things I've seen. Was this guy a Raider before??
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Favourite vocal 'off the cuff' exclamations
theashtraysays replied to Albert Tatlock's topic in Someone Else's Song
The deep breath after the unanswered phone call and right before Mother on Pink Floyd's The Wall. -
Artists you only like 1 or 2 songs from
theashtraysays replied to Atticus's topic in Someone Else's Song
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Liner Notes: what are some of the best?
theashtraysays replied to PopTodd's topic in Someone Else's Song
Yet another casualty of the convenience of the digital age.... MP3's and iPods and spotify and iTunes have pretty much eliminated these for me. One that I remember was the little poem on the back cover for Smashing Pumpkins "Adore" about the 17 track at the end : 17 seconds of compassion 17 seconds of peace behind which all is created 17 seconds to remember all that is good 17 seconds to forget all your hurt and pain 17 seconds of faith 17 seconds to trust you again 17 seconds of radiance 17 seconds to send a prayer up 17 seconds is all you really need -
Reservations. The album version is a lot more beautiful. The sparseness of it, the deliberateness of the piano, and the outro all "fit" the song much better than the acoustic guitar based version they do live these days. It loses its uniqueness (versus all the other acoustic guitar slow songs in the catalog) live for me. I think it's time to rework that one for playing live.
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A Thread for Musical Blasphemy you Truly Believe
theashtraysays replied to hardwood floor's topic in Someone Else's Song
Funny you should mention that. It's not true, btw. One of the things I've enjoyed about Spotify lately is that I can download stuff to an iPod touch and listen to it offline in the car. And one of the things I've been binging on is old Queen. I was a huge fan of theirs in high school, but have since sold all my 8-tracks I had of theirs... So I've grabbed all their back catalog (up to about Jazz) from Spotify and have been listening to it a lot lately. It's been a great re-discovery and trip down memory lane. Both new and familiar at the same time. The thing that has surprised me the mo -
Taco Tico Today! Time to close out 2013 with a BANG!
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Happy new year Froggie!! how's 2014 so far?
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Christmas photos, stories, wishes?
theashtraysays replied to kidsmoke's topic in Tongue-Tied Lightning
Yeah, I love sundown on Christmas Eve.... that's when I know it's all over but the cooking and probably wrapping. The most peaceful moment of the year... -
There's obviously a "Passenger Side" feature in this superpower which I would have. It's in the back of the brochure under "available options". You seem to be having trouble agreeing with my plan. Perhaps I didn't make myself clear. Step a little closer so I can explain it better. Yes, just a little closer... that's good... now, take my hand and let's see if we can reach an understanding about this. See, isn't that better?
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The flying part is pretty easy... no traffic, no lines, not even a ticket! I could just drop in stageside... hang out with Stan... hover over the stage "hummingbird" style. And I usually have to go pretty far to see them, so the drive back is never much fun. Flying would definitely be the way to go. As for the assigned diplomat power, Charlie's got that pretty well scoped out above. I can't quite get my head around how to get the assholes and the non-assholes to "agree"... do we just all agree to talk during Radio Cure? I've always wanted my own setlist at a concert, especially a Wilc
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what are y'all doing to celebrate our birthday?
theashtraysays replied to Atticus's topic in Tongue-Tied Lightning
the real question here is what are you two doing? aside from getting another year older. -
fair enough. still, I don't get it. At the risk of infringing on Dick's turf, I offer the following: fame[feym] Show IPA noun 1. widespread reputation, especially of a favorable character; renown; public eminence: to seek fame as an opera singer. 2. common estimation or opinion generally held of a person or thing; reputation.
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I'm squarely in that demographic, but was never a fan at all. I will vouch for the 95% though. Everybody (else) loved them. I remember someone giving me "KISS ALIVE" on 8-track as a Christmas gift in high school, saying "I hope you don't already have that one". I didn't. Other than the "army", I really don't see why they are in the HOF. I don't think they moved the needle in any way other than grease paint and fake blood.
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Flying. Which I assume comes with "landing" as well.
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Exactly! That was another name I remember for those... the small, individual ones.
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I prefer threads with less complicated instructions, like this one.
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Mostly baking... we have a family recipe for "nut rolls" (gotta be a better name out there, but that's what we call 'em) which are a rolled up walnut cookie in a pastry dough that's kind of a cross between pie crust and shortbread. Those are pretty labor intensive, so not too many of those. And pizzelles, the Italian anise-flavored waffle cookies. Those are easier and we make a zillion. Everyone we know gets pizzelles in December...
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