Was grooving to this guy tonight w a Cabarnet Merlot and thought I'd pay it forward to anyone interested. This song does sooo much for me for so many reasons. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=e63gBOVfVO4
"My brain's a good brain!"
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Was grooving to this guy tonight w a Cabarnet Merlot and thought I'd pay it forward to anyone interested. This song does sooo much for me for so many reasons. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=e63gBOVfVO4
You're a Gabriel fan, too, Thirty? Nice.
Hedo, too bad you can't see it because I know you are another fan.
my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf
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Hell yeah, often.
But I now know whose music I shall be searching out this evening.
NPR has some weird and wonky music, but right now I am listening to folk balads made from Robert Burns' songs and poems...absolutely beautiful. I am blown away.
Monkey Driven, Call this Living?
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Dan-O Safe travels to the land of Spring rolls,volcano shrimp and red curry.Have fun dude and stay away from the lady boys.Oh yeah,if you see the ocean receding ,RUN!!!
It's ok song,but not to open all shows on this tour.Ive seen it open last 3 shows.I wish they would hit me in the face with some heavy shit right off the bat.
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First listen, I can dig it.
I've only seen PJ twice (first one opened with Long Road - perfection, and so fitting! But damned if I can remember what the second time seen kicked off with). Husband pffft's me with my meager attendances vs his belt-notches.
Would love something like Last Exit or Evolution as a starter, but hell...I'll eat what I'm fed
I've had a long Road also Hedo.Ive had Oceans a few times,which many wish they had.I would like a SOLAT opening or Save You maybe Comatose.
This reads like the synopsis of a good story:
A wandering soul goes on a quest. He takes the long road to the ocean in search of answers to major life questions. On his quest realizes that the answer to his burning questions are only to be found as long as he pursues them in a state of love and trust. He finds salvation in this. At the end of the journey he is so tired he feels nearly comatose and yet the reverberations from a profound and thunderous music leave him feeling hopeful.
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
Variously credited to Mark Twain or Edward Abbey.
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Rod Serling?!
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Goddamn, I love George.
Hedo, too bad you can't see it because I know you are another fan.
But I now know whose music I shall be searching out this evening.
Ahhhhhh.
George is up there as one of my all-time loves. Such a beautiful, talented gentleman.
I suppose Marley was alright too
I'm sneaking in some old Springsteen while my guy is distracted. Acoustic Thunder Road.
Let the wind blow back your hair!
Safe travels to the land of Spring rolls,volcano shrimp and red curry.Have fun dude and stay away from the lady boys.Oh yeah,if you see the ocean receding ,RUN!!!
I've only seen PJ twice (first one opened with Long Road - perfection, and so fitting! But damned if I can remember what the second time seen kicked off with). Husband pffft's me with my meager attendances vs his belt-notches.
Would love something like Last Exit or Evolution as a starter, but hell...I'll eat what I'm fed
A wandering soul goes on a quest. He takes the long road to the ocean in search of answers to major life questions. On his quest realizes that the answer to his burning questions are only to be found as long as he pursues them in a state of love and trust. He finds salvation in this. At the end of the journey he is so tired he feels nearly comatose and yet the reverberations from a profound and thunderous music leave him feeling hopeful.
Fuckin' Harry! Reminds me of Glenn Gould in his focus and talent.
(kicked ass in Copycat too...as did my Sigourney crush