The Train's Lounge Car

Floridian is just a groovy word. It really rolls off the tongue, like a one-word poem.

Have some slow and low honey garlic teriyaki chix Breasts w/sweet Potatoes and Green Beans on deck.I must seek sustenance.

rgambs wrote: »

Sounds closer to decadence than sustenance, enjoy!
I don't mind stealing honey garlic teriyaki chicken breasts, from the mouths of decadents.

My cup is already full! My favorite Album of all time.

I found a copy in my pld man's vinyl collection, he said it was a promo copy. It is warped and sounds aweful, but I still spin it now and then. I like it better than Backspacer, but otherwise it's not one of my favorites. There's a sheet in the sleeve with a full page "essay" of sorts, is that something that came with all of them?

And what a full moon! Earlier it rose yellow and bright.

Years ago, a fellow poster - sweet and smart young lady - sent me a cd (yes, a cd! We're talking early 2000's) of mixed rare PJ, and one of the tracks was an improv called On the Moon. That was one of the lyrics, at least - sweet and romantic, kind of like "Untitled". I have yet to find it online but I hear it in my head every time the sky yields this kind of view.

rgambs wrote: »

I found a copy in my pld man's vinyl collection, he said it was a promo copy. It is warped and sounds aweful, but I still spin it now and then. I like it better than Backspacer, but otherwise it's not one of my favorites. There's a sheet in the sleeve with a full page "essay" of sorts, is that something that came with all of them?

rgambs wrote: »

I found a copy in my pld man's vinyl collection, he said it was a promo copy. It is warped and sounds aweful, but I still spin it now and then. I like it better than Backspacer, but otherwise it's not one of my favorites. There's a sheet in the sleeve with a full page "essay" of sorts, is that something that came with all of them?

"I found a copy in my old mans Vinyl collection.Your killing me Gambs.
When the greatness that is Temple of The Dog is considered part of another generations classics record stash.that's just wrong.
But i Guess that is how you would look at it being born just a couple years before it was released.Shit that means Van Halen must be ...........Nevermind.lol

I won't ask if he had Billy Squier and Ratt on vinyl as well.

Yesterday when I was driving home from work I was listening to PJ Radio on Sirius and they were playing the bootleg of a concert in Stockholm on Feb 7, 1992. When they got to the end of their set, the crowd was cheering and clapping and yelling for more, and Ed eventually said "We've only got one album, we don't have any more songs!". After a little more cheering, he said something like "I guess we could make some up". A couple of false starts, then the band got into a nice groove and he started ad-libbing some lyrics, initially just sort of "mmm hmmm", then a few words, then some actual lyrics. It ended up with lines like "Stockholm, I don't want to go home" (or words to that effect - my memory for lyrics heard once isn't great). It was fun to hear and I wonder if it wasn't one of their first improvs.

hedonist wrote: »

See, this is what I love about this place and its beautiful inhabitants.

Music, breaths heard and felt, voice resonated, bass knocked up the butt, grooves, whatever we may take from it - give to it? - and then just absorbing it.

It's pretty fucking cool that a band has had such effect.

All this said while watching Carlin talking about stupid shit. Not actually stupid shit, but Carlin-labelled as such.

I suck (insert toothy-smiling asshole).

Hedo you watch a lot of Carlin.
If you are into laughing,go to Netflix and watch either of Iliza Slessingers specials.Really good stuff.

I'll see your Andromeda, and raise you a doppelganger: Two Neil Youngs singing Old Man
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=H6otmy3DAK8

Galaxies,Seeing double with Neil,and comedy.A typical smooth morning in the lounge.I hope everyone is having an exceptional day.