Sweet Papa Crimbo

This could get fun...

Loggins and Messian --- Danny's Song John Lennon --- Beautiful Boy Bruce Springsteen --- Living Proof Stevie Wonder --- Isn't She Lovely David Bowie --- Kooks Paul Simon --- Mother and Child Reunion Radiohead --- Sail to the Moon

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2WQQvNgitM

I had never seen this before...very fracking cool http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Lnf0hmj6l0

For the past 10 years or so, I have been downloading ringtones that I associate with various family and friends. When I got the HTC Hero for my b-day, I had to redownload ringtones. For the last 7 or so years, I have been using DMX's Party Up as a ringtone for my daughter: "Ya'll gonna make me lose my mind, up in here, up in here". Well...I am an old white guy. I had never heard DMX's Party Up beyond the aforementioned lyric hook. I went looking for it today and found a ringtone of Party Up. Those of you who are familiar with the song may know where this is going. Needless to say, I cho

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnamMtQs1fI

I think it is time for both of these guys to do covers or standards albums....for what its worth...(which was a good song in its day....) LouieB the thing that really bothers me about Springsteen's prolific recording and releasing material now is that he doesn't really have the muse that he did in the 70's and 80's. I wish he would have exercised less self-editing then and more now.

I am NOT kidding...it was in a twee, indie pop music column in an Austin free newspaper. I laughed.

I can't help but saying the guy is an immature ASS.

One really good thing about getting old: I don't care what other people think very much. Internet pundits are no better than the mainstream media in their rush to build people up and to revel in tearing them dowwn. I've read how Bruce Springsteen saved Rock and Roll; read that the Clash was the only band that mattered; that Cake was going to change the music world; how Kurt Cobain was a rock god; read that Oasis was the best British band ever; read that Funeral was the best album of the last 20 years. It's all sound and fury and usually says more about the writer than the facts or the reader.

I'm guessing Jerry Rice had not written or even seen the speech prior through his stumbling through reading it. Painful delivery and almost devoid of any emotion outside the sniffling.

Saturday at Band Uniform Checkout for D-man: Dawes (North Hills) --- Girl to Me Meatloaf (Bat Out of Hell)--- You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth Queens of the Stona Age (Songs for the Deaf) --- You Think I Ain't Worth A Dollar... Bruce Springsteen (Tracks) --- Stand on It Seals and Crofts --- Diamond Girl (Have NO idea how this got on my iPod, but it was a nice surprise) Jet (Get Born) --- Cold Hard Bitch Muse (Black Holes & Revelations) --- City of Delusion Rolling Stones (Exile on Main Street) --- Skake Your Hips Warren Zevon (Life'll Kill Ya) --- Don't Let Us Get Sick Pearl Jam

I was thinking the same damn thing.

Forget about Waylon Jennings and Buddy Holly...how about Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughn?

I usually don't use teh shuffle on me iPoodle, but this is fun. The Beatles --- Good Day Sunshine (RevolverO Bruce Springsteen --- Gave it a name (Tracks Disc 4) Neil Young --- The Believer (Chrome Dreams II) Pearl Jam --- REd Mosquite (No Code) Bob Dylan --- Flight of th Bumblebee (A Tree with Roosts Volume 2) Bruce Springsteen --- Merry Christmas Baby (Coliesum Night: Uniondale, L.I. 12-29-1980) Bruce Springsteen --- Devils and Dust (Devild and Dust) Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers --- Here Comes My Girl (The Live Antholody disc 1) LCD Soundsystem --- Drunk Girls (This is Happening) Bruce

One time recently, out of the 12 songs that I listened to in a session, I had 5 Bruce Springsteen and 5 Radiohead tracks

Isn't that some great stuff? That's what THE BASEMENT TAPES should have been instead of the self-promoting garbage that Robbie Robertson had a hand in.

John Daniels has really grown up in the job at Texas. After a few really stinky trades in his early years, the guy has learned how to GM. The Teixeira trade was the turning point. Getting Andrus and Feziz would have been just fine. Beau Jones is still just 23, Matt Harrison is contributing and Saltalamaccia has been turned for prospects. Not to mention getting Cliff Lee for prospects. Smoak may or may not be anything in the future,(he certainly has struggled in his big league time). Blake Bevan has a really good arm. Mark Lowe has health and injury issues, Josh Leuke may have some characte

Bourbon Street --- Boby Dylan A Tree With Roots Volume 2 Box Full of Letters --- Wilco 2-15-97 Sooner or Later --- Marah If You Didn't Laugh, You'd Cry One Step Closer --- U2 How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb Ballerina --- Van Morrison Astral Weeks Trani --- Kings of Leon Youth and Young Manhood I just Want to See His Face --- The Rolling Stones Exile on Main Street Ballad of a Thin Man --- Bob Bylan The Bootleg Series, Vol. 4 Sunken Treasure --- Wilco Being There Waiting on the End of the World --- Bruce Springsteen It's amazing to me that I have over 5300 songs on the iPod and I get

IF he can get the ball back to the pitcher.

Un fucking believable

Maybe it's due to a nostalgia trip...but music doesn't really get better than this:

So...you really liked Dreamscape and thought Inception was "ponderous and stupid"? Really?

Douches on Wall Street.