1

Dammit, we were going for the Devil Post in the China thread.

2 (Yeah, I know "Flirtin' With Disaster" is on a different album. But the Molly Hatchet cover-art is iconic.)

3


I had Culture Club in mine. Lemme me tell you, the rawmuscleglutes got many a workout in the back seat to their tunes.

4 He was great with the Mothers of Invention.

5 What's a cassette?

6

Damn whippersnappers GET OFF MY LAWN!!

7 Don't forget Gator Country, the poor man's Free Bird.  A little bit of that chomp chomp.....

8 "Flirtin' With Disaster" called the tune to many a drunken rampage.

Now it just brings to mind Election Day '08.

9 Good times.

Molly Hatchet, my 4x4, ice cold beer, a cheap Swisher Sweet cigar, and a hometown honey down at the river on a Saturday night.

Thanks Monty. Needed this one.

10

Anybody wanna buy all my greatest hits on 8-track? For a limited time only you get a free calendar and half off on the Charles Johnson Commemorative Plates with your purchase of Charles Johnson's Greatest Hits on 8-Track from K-Tel for just $ 9.99 !

Don't Miss Out !




I bid you adieu.

11

I can't even think of a 'Southern Rock' band these days.  Just whiny fairies like REM.

12 Charles,

Next time you get to the end of the pier, keep riding.

kthxbai

13 There is a you tube of flirtin with disaster if you want to post it.

14 Lynyrd Skynyrd still puts on a good show. They have as many original members as the Temptations these days, though.

15 Never had any Molly Hatchet, don't have any now. Those covers look like Conan mags though.

16 Err, I had AC~DC's "High Voltage", Tom Waits's "Frank's Wild Years", and some kinda fuckin' Edith Piaf's Greatest Hits bouncing around the cab of my '67 C-10.

17

I can't even think of a 'Southern Rock' band these days.  Just whiny fairies like REM.

If you had the excuse of a classic rock station like we've got here in O'town, you'd know each and every one of them and all their kids. And their dogs and cats. And I say that having been in a band with the ex-morning drive guys. And even they didn't like the station.

18 I can't even think of a 'Southern Rock' band these days.  Just whiny fairies like REM.

Sure you can, they just call them "country" now.

19 Frank Frazetta inspired / helped with the art for the Ralph Bakshi (bat-shit crazy hippy) movie Fire and Ice.

Best animated boobies evah.

20 And for the record, all three of those albums could kick Molly's ass. Flogging, Hatchet or otherwise.

21 I liked Frazetta's Vampirella covers. I have a thing for Sabertoothed WerePanthers.

22

Wait....all you in the states weren't listening to Wings in the seventies?

 

 

23 Off Topic, but Good God Almighty, if this isn't proof the left has gone bat shit crazy. There are people out there of ANY sexual persuasion who think Al Gore has sex appeal? Have these people seen the photo of him kissing that poor woman? http://tinyurl.com/3y8cbd8

24 Lynyrd Skynyrd still puts on a good show. They have as many original members as the Temptations these days, though.

They're a franchise now, I think.  Garry Rossington is the only one left, right?

25 Sir Paul,

Some of us were on to your tired old bullshit from the start.

26


Metallica's Kill Em' All, Master of Puppets and Gwar's Scumdogs of the Universe along with Motorhead  were in my Datsun B-210. Didn't get into classic rock until my twenties, in my teens I was pretty much a metal head.

27

Slow Ride- Foghat

bob segar-night moves

28 I think you can call yourself tour as Lynyrd Skynyrd if you send in enough Waffle House receipts and Natural Ice proofs of purchase.

nttawwt

29

 What's a cassette?   Posted by: DavidJ at June 05, 2010 05:01 PM (cTfiG)

GO FUCK YOURSELF WITH A LEFT HANDED POGO STICK!!!!!!!

I still have vinyl I listen to, you little fuckstain on the back seat of a Ford Pinto.

 

30 Memories Monty. Saturday night, summer at the lake, blanket spread out...making out with my boyfriend. Good times.

31 Meh, "The Internationale" and "Wham UK" were the bomb! (Just an expression, Mr. Ayers; get up off the carpet)

32 Has to have a cassette of Journey Escape in the truck for the ladies.

33
Memories Monty. Saturday night, summer at the lake, blanket spread out...making out with my boyfriend. Good times.

Posted by: mpfs at June 05, 2010 05:15 PM (O14lN)

Keep going........

34

Wait....all you in the states weren't listening to Wings in the seventies?

 Posted by: Sir Paul mcCartney at June 05, 2010 05:12 PM (7FgWm)

No, Paul.  No, we weren't.  You see, Wings sucked.  Sucked big time. And so do you, you classless bastard.  I have a Harvard MBA.  What libraries did you frequent, you high school dropout?

35 willow, I must agree with you. Especially on the Foghat. Still sounds good.

36 heh Blazer, you're so funny.

37 Oh man! Night Moves was a guaranteed winner. Stranger in Town also.

I miss Bob Seger.

No cover art coolness, but he sure could kick the shit out of a rock ballad.

38 Molly Hatchet was one of those bands that you bought cos the album cover was fucking kick ass. You'd roll home, slit the plastic cover, pop open the LP deck, drop the disk on the spindle, cue up the first track and then just sit there, open-mouthed while the gayest shit you'd ever heard came warbling out of your [dad's] Macintoshes.

39 My first car was an eight-year-old Oldsmobile whose (factory) cassette player had a broken "eject" button that kept the system from recognizing a tape was inside.  If I wanted to actually listen to a tape I had to jam a knitting needle into the player, underneath the cassette, and jimmy it around juuuust so until something clicked into place and the system recognized the tape.  Actually changing a tape out could be an afternoon's work.  (After about a year of this I finally just got a new tape deck.)

None of those cassettes were ever Molly Hatchet, though I did have plenty of Alice in Chains, Monster Magnet, Pantera, and lots of other '90s shit I don't often admit to having listened to now.

40


Forgive Paul, he's a little slow iykwim. We tried like hell to make him the fifth Beatle instead of Stuart and we got stuck with him from then on.

41 for my more hippy self, kansas-dust in the wind

42 The 8-track in my '56 Chevy had Three Dog Nights's It Ain't Easy and a couple of Steppenwolf tapes. Before it got stolen (the player, not the car).

43


The only folks who listen to Wings are steers and queers and I never saw anyone with horns listening to that crap.

44 I miss Bob Seger.  No cover art coolness, but he sure could kick the shit out of a rock ballad.

His live album from the mid-70s, Live Bullet, was brilliant.  Too bad it's been out of print for years.

45 Well, while you guys were listening to Molly Hatchet, I was watching Mork & Mindy in my footy pajamas.

46

Part of the pleasure of an album used to be the artwork. Kansas had some of the best.

Are there even such a things as album covers any more?

47 bacwards i loved ; never been to spain-three dog night

48 There can only be one cute Beatle, Blazer. He had to go.

49 backwards* even

50 always liked the three-guitar Outlaws: Green Grass & High Tides

http://tinyurl.com/32a84k

51 Part of the pleasure of an album used to be the artwork. Kansas had some of the best.

Album artwork and liner notes were part of the whole experience.  Sadly, they've gone the way of the buggy whip.

52

Hey Paul, fortunately for Linda, she finally got to experience what it was like to be with a real man like me instead of a beta pansy like you after you dumped her for a much younger woman after she stayed faithfully by your side for many years.

53

for my more hippy self, kansas-dust in the wind     Posted by: willow at June 05, 2010 05:18 PM (HyUIR)

That gets you a -100 points my dear. Now you are going to have to do something really damn awesome here for me to get you back in my top 5 listing.

Want my email addy?

54 carlos santana- smooth

55 Are there even such a things as album covers any more?

Sure!

56 Live Bullet.

Ramblin' Man / Beautiful Loser is one of the best live tracks ever recorded.

I think, anyway.

57 Yes Blazer, occasionally the shorts and top would come off and into the lake naked we would go.

58

Oh boy, Guiness and the keys to the WayBack Machine on a Saturday afternoon. Monty, you magnificent bastard you.

59

oldhippy, heck I swear that will be the last time i mention it! i give , i give.

not enough remorse ?

60 11

I can't even think of a 'Southern Rock' band these days.  Just whiny fairies like REM.

Posted by: Dang Straights at June 05, 2010 05:06 PM (DnrR6)

Skynyrd, CDB, BO-FUCKIN-CEPHUS, Fabulous Thunderbirds, Kenny Wayne Sheppard to name a few that are still active and don't whine like pussies.

61 When I was a kid, I bought that record thinking it was metal (because it looks like a Celtic Frost record). It's...not.

I never listened to the whole thing. Not gay.

62 Skinny dippin' is to summer like beer is to Canadians.

63 fatasses

64
Yes Blazer, occasionally the shorts and top would come off and into the lake naked we would go.

Posted by: mpfs at June 05, 2010 05:24 PM (O14lN)

And it was most likely one of those cold spring fed Pennsy lakes that does wonders on ones nipples. Thanks for the image.


Bunk !

65
Southern Rock Band = Allman Brothers

Live at Fillmore East is one of the 10 best Rock albums ever.

Foghat, Lynyrd Skynyrd, etc. = suxorz.

66 Re-reading that post by Jim Hoft at gatewaypundit.com, I see it's a typical, overblown headline, the kind he likes to use a lot.

Things suck, but perhaps not as badly as Jim's claiming.  He might just be ahead of the curve, though.

This post at Contentions blog, by Jennifer Rubin helps counterbalance things a bit in my mind.

I think the US State Department is the most amateurish it's ever been, and that includes under Carter.

67 His live album from the mid-70s, Live Bullet, was brilliant.  Too bad it's been out of print for years.

I have that CD. It is still available from CD Now (Amazon)

http://tinyurl.com/2wcpm9u

68 always liked the three-guitar Outlaws: Green Grass & High Tides

I like the Outlaws, too.  Almost got killed at one of their shows (long story).  A schizophrenic band, really.  They couldn't decide if they wanted to be the Allman Brothers or Alabama.  

69 Oh, yeah, to keep it on topic, I should have mentioned Frank Frazetta calendars.

70

Well, Mrs. MPFS, I never!

I never wore a halter top with cut offs, either.

71 You kids play nice.  I'll catch ya later.

72

Molly Hatchet -- first real concert I ever went to; we were right next to the left side speakers...also the event which made me gag at even the barest whiff of whiskey forevermore.

 

73
The first real live tits I ever saw was at an AC/DC concert when I was 15 and some college chic wanted to jump up on my shoulders and flash the band.

Thanks for buying those tickets mom, you are the best !

74

Paul McCartney is opening up the brand new Consol Energy Center, the new Arena for the Penguins here in Pitt this fall.

75 Frazetta not only was arguably the most influential artist of the last half century but also a great baseball player and huge Rush Limbaugh fan. 

76

oldhippy, heck I swear that will be the last time i mention it! i give , i give. not enough remorse ?    Posted by: willow at June 05, 2010 05:25 PM (HyUIR)

I'm gonna need a little more, that shit was weak, even using Obama's standards.

 

77 It was a trippy-cool time to listen to music when I was growing up.

You could pop in The Cars: Heartbeat City, then switch over to Skynyrd, then over to some Queen and back to some Van Halen. Maybe finish off with some Elvis.

It's tough to find that kind of variety in sounds these days.

78

Thanks, War Between @ 56.

I was thinking more along these lines:

http://tinyurl.com/2bbayfz

 

79 #58  Sick..

Never heard of Molly Hatchet until now.  My loss.

Love the covers too.  I like the ones on Meat Loaf albums a little better though.

80
Molly Hatchet -- first real concert I ever went to . . .

My brother's first real concert was Uriah Heep.

The front band was ZZ Top.

The next day he bought Tres Hombres.

81

I was thinking more along these lines:

http://tinyurl.com/2bbayfz

 

Posted by: FireHorse at June 05, 2010 05:31 PM (cQyWA)

Hell yes ! I had that on a t-shirt back in the eighties.

82
Wow, cleaning out the shop-vac is pretty damn miserable.  And stinky.

83 First concert I ever went to was one of the big, outdoor mega-shows at the now-gone JFK stadium in Philly, featuring Skynyrd and Peter Frampton with 110k other people, and about 4 bathrooms.

84
So none of you whipper snappers ever listened to or did the horizontal bop to Glenn Miller's In The Mood?

85 Foghat, Lynyrd Skynyrd, etc. = suxorz.

Posted by: Ed Anger at June 05, 2010 05:26 PM (7+pP9)

HERESY

86 The first real live tits I ever saw was at an AC/DC concert when I was 15 and some college chic wanted to jump up on my shoulders and flash the band.

Thanks for buying those tickets mom, you are the best !

Posted by: Blazer at June 05, 2010 05:29 PM (t72+4)

And thank you college chic's mom for buying her ticket.

87

i think my first tape was bought by my sister , and confiscated by me a few years later, chicago 25  or 6 something

oldhippy, you're a tough one!

heck if i had impressive tatas i'd show em, but you'd really be let down as it is.

88 Don't have to be an oldster to love Glenn Miller. Swing dance night at the local lounge brings out the pinup girls every time. yummmmm.

89 Blazer, did you ever tell her?

90 Sure did wear a halter top no bra, cutoffs and beat up keds.

91

I had this Maiden t-shirt.   Forget who they were touring with, think it was '82.

92 Molly Hatchet needed more cowbell.

93 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_Dealer_%28painting%29

The death dealer.

94 #92 = pure diamond awesome in gold sauce with platinum parsley

95 AIR SUPPLY ROCKS!

96 It's tough to find that kind of variety in sounds these days.

There hasn't been any real good bands since the mid 80s. They all suck now. MTV did kill the rock n roll star.

97 "...did the horizontal bop to Glenn Miller's In The Mood?" I tap danced to that in 1986. Won 3rd place.

98

1974. Got to be a student roadie for Bob Seeger. Worked for about two hours, got paid $15 bucks and two second row tickets. The opening band was called McKendree Spring, a Brit band. Keyboard player had a Mellotron that had to be lifted manually about four feet to the stage. Did I mention that those things weigh about as much as a small car?

Great show. Not that crowded for a college. Later that same year, Harry Chapin played to a raucous crowd of about 200. After the show, the band hung out and those of us who stayed got to meet them, except for Harry. We're all walked out the front of the auditorium after about twenty minutes and were greeted with an impromptu "streak-in" right in front of the freshmen girls' dorm. Lasted all night. Welcome to Jax State.

It was a real swinging time.

99

Oh man....

Alman Brothers... Doobie Brothers... Old Eagles.... Molly... had em all...

But for making out? Best of Bread, Vol II.

100
Blazer, did you ever tell her?

Posted by: willow at June 05, 2010 05:35 PM (HyUIR)

No, she would have had a stroke, I had to twist her arm to buy em' as it was.

Oh yea, and even if your tits aren't all that impressive we still want to see em', let the morons be the judge !

101 This is why all your daughters are pregnant and snorting coke.  If you're going to worship Molly Hatchet or Iron Maden, find yourself a different label than conservative.

Just one man's opinion.

102

Halter tops were the bra and besides the shorts, we only wore a tan and a smile.

Summer, my favorite season.

103 So none of you whipper snappers ever listened to or did the horizontal bop to Glenn Miller's In The Mood?

I have a version by Arthur Fielder and The Boston Pops that I put on and crank up to the limit every now and then.

The Boston Pops had a way of making some of those things like actually rock out there.

However, I can't think of doing "the horizontal bop" to that.

104
Sifty,

Here's my favorite dance routine, and the young chicks love to Boogie Woogie.

105 We even have music critic trolls now?

Movin' on up!

106 Blazer, you are certainly no breast bigot : P

107

So none of you whipper snappers ever listened to or did the horizontal bop to Glenn Miller's In The Mood?

This Gen Xer prefers songs about booze and mother-daughter prostitute tag teams:

http://tinyurl.com/2dxa83w

 

108 Anybody wanna buy all my greatest hits on 8-track? For a limited time only you get a free calendar and half off on the Charles Johnson Commemorative Plates with your purchase of Charles Johnson's Greatest Hits on 8-Track from K-Tel for just $ 9.99 !

Don't Miss Out !

I bid you adieu.
Posted by: Charles Johnson at June 05, 2010 05:06 PM

Oh Mr Johnson, is it on Kindle now?

109 Playing 8-ball in a dive bar with these guys on the jukebox.  Good times.
http://tinyurl.com/2dfeuec

110 I thought Molly Hatchet sucked probably cuz' they played it so damn much on the radio back then. The Cars, Dire Straits, Led Zeppelin, Boston, Pink Floyd and pretty much everything else they played on college radio back then was more my speed. But yeah, that brings back memories. Late nights, back seat in the Buick Regal, drinking beer or liquor if the fake ID worked at the liquor store and I don't know how we got home sometimes, ya know?

111 i stayed over a girlfriends house and we snuck out to see blue oyster cult. my mother would have grounded me for a year if she had known.

112 This is why all your daughters are pregnant and snorting coke. If you're going to worship Molly Hatchet or Iron Maden, find yourself a different label than conservative. Well, you're a mean one, Mister Grinch.

113
Say what you want about Phil Collins but he's probably the best drummer I have ever seen, his solo sets rock out with its cock out. Saw Genesis in D.C. live one time.

That dude can smack a set of Pearls like its nobody's business.

114

ZZ Top was one of the most fun concerts I've ever been to -- more like a great big party than a concert.

My youth was spent somewhere musically contained by the likes of Lynrd Skynrd, Metallica (before the Black Album), Bocephus, and Jimi Hendrix (with brief musings on Elvis and Miles Davis) -- this is what happens when you are the youngest kid in the family by four years, the only girl, and you live in the sticks.

 

Bob Seger...really?  Night Moves....oh...noooo.

115 The really went down hill after Brian Dennehy went solo.

116 Fish, I couldn't move like that even if I was hooked to 10,000 volts. Sure is nice to watch a pretty girl who can swing dance. Better than beach volleyball.

117

The 70s were all we had at the time, but music didn't really take off until the New Wave of British Heavy Metal and its offshoot genres.

I swooned over Zeppelin then. I can't listen to them now.

118 Backwards, Harry Chapin would have been nice to see,

119

oldhippy, you're a tough one!  heck if i had impressive tatas i'd show em, but you'd really be let down as it is.   Posted by: willow at June 05, 2010 05:35 PM (HyUIR)

To hell with the tats....how's your tits?

I am a composer, sound engineer, musician..........................and I am single.

120 What?  They're worshiping Molly Hatchet, now?  No.  No.  No.  There is no more room for another.  I am a jealous god, bitches.

121 You know what song really sticks out in my mind from that time? Firefall's "Cinderella". The live YouTube version ain't that great; I like the old AM radio version the best. That's the one I've got in my WinAmp rotation.

122 107,

If you were a Super Duper Airborne Trooper you wouldn't have put that up, nevertheless my LRRP Team would have tossed the dude and taken that young Lady to a safe area, she can dance for sure!

123

I had this Maiden t-shirt.   Forget who they were touring with, think it was '82.

Judas Priest headlined that tour.

124
I swooned over Zeppelin then. I can't listen to them now.

I can still listen to Heartbreaker.  But is has to be really loud.

_{so i can hear it}

125 Tool kit for anyone who ever had an 8 track in the car;

Pencil or pen, matchbook, roach clip

We wrecked a really nice truck once while Green Grass and High Tides was playing in the tape deck

126
Judas Priest headlined that tour.

Oh yeahhh, Screaming for Vengeance.  We didn't know about Rob Halford then, even the 80s were still kinda innocent.

127 Fuck Phil Collins.

128 Just saw Mark Knopfler at the Pantages Theater. Seventh row center.

Life changing magic guitar. Made it look like easy as pie.

Hearing Tunnel of Love, Telegraph Road, and Romeo and Juliet live was awesome after all these years.

His new album is awesome too.

129
Green Grass and High Tides

Saw the Outlaws when they opened for Sabbath. 

Too bad about the truck.

130 My first big concert was the Beach Boys, in 63.....the I saw the Beatles in 64 on their first US tour........................okay.....I'm that old, want make somthin of it?

131 In every 8 track or cassette carrying case in the late 70s;

Fleetwood Mac - Rumours
Peter Frampton - Frampton Comes Alive
Boston
Rolling Stones - Hot Rocks
Lynyrd Skynard - One More From the Road
The Who - Who's Next
Beach Boys - Endless Summer

132 Zeppelin is beginning to age badly for me too. Bunches of it sounds a lot more silly and pretentious than is used to.

133 Just saw Mark Knopfler at the Pantages Theater. Seventh row center.

Life changing magic guitar. Made it look like easy as pie.

Hearing Tunnel of Love, Telegraph Road, and Romeo and Juliet live was awesome after all these years.

His new album is awesome too.

Posted by: sifty at June 05, 2010 05:47 PM (9xzHb)

Clapton gets too much credit for being the epitome of a guitar god. Knopfler can play circles around him imo.

134
Clapton gets too much credit for being the epitome of a guitar god. Knopfler can play circles around him imo.

Different styles and genres.  Love old Cream and Clapton.  Love the Straits and Knopfler, too.

135 Clapton can't play like Knopfler can. No way in hell.

136 mk 1 ford cortina gt, positive earth,  radio cassette with fleetwood mac roumers, i was the man untill the fucking thing went up in flames as it shorted on the hole in the dash i had cut.

137

oldhippy, omg you're old! i keed!

breasts are finished, nursed a slew of children.

 neat  career!

married with that slew of kids.

138 127  C'mon -- Kashmir??  That song ranks up there as one of the most redundantly appropriate and enjoyable songs to play in a chopper ever.

139

In the day, Alice got played heavily in the two weeks before school let out.

I don'y dare try to do a tiny url here.

Can anyone put a girl some School's Out?

140 Where's Steppenwolf???

141
If you were a Super Duper Airborne Trooper you wouldn't have put that up

Posted by: 'Nam Grunt at June 05, 2010 05:45 PM (NUaFH)

Ft. Benning jump school March '59.  Further assigned to Special Forces Research Lab at Ft. Bragg, N.C.  TDY Vientienne, Laos '61 from 7th SF Gp (Abn).  PCS 1st Gp Okinawa. TDY RVN Camp Ashau, I Corp 1963-64.  PCS Ft. Rucker, AL 118th Assault Helicopter Co, 1966-67.  PCS Ft. Wolters, TX  1st Cavalry, 228th Avn Bn, Bear Cat, RVN 1969.

142 1st concert after many years in the Army was David Bowie in Houston, enjoyed it so much that I went back the next month for YES man to get back to that time. What were all those cigs being passed around in front of the coppers?

143 Oh, Harry Chapin's band had no drummer. My first time to hear that. After about three songs, you didn't miss it. And the bass player sang the high vocal part in WOLD. This guy was 6'5. Last thing you expected to hear out of somebody who was that tall.

144

There ya go, Who Knows.

145 144,

My resume is impressive too, but I was just raggin' you Brother.

146 Thank you, Dang. putting some ice in the glass and about to listen.

147 Jane, same experience, i was the youngest and was barraged by all the siblings tunes.

148 My first concert was Ratt..growing up on a ranch in the middle of nowhere..I was awakened to the world of boobs, and funny cigarettes...

149 Clapton gets too much credit for being the epitome of a guitar god. Knopfler can play circles around him imo. Knopfler is top notch. Jeff Beck kicks Clapton's time-warped ass. Visit the past, don't live there.

150
Different styles and genres.  Love old Cream and Clapton.  Love the Straits and Knopfler, too.

Posted by: Dang Straights at June 05, 2010 05:51 PM (YjIPf)

That wasnt meant to demean Clapton in any way, he's a damned good guitar player.



138 Clapton can't play like Knopfler can. No way in hell.

Posted by: sifty at June 05, 2010 05:51 PM (9xzHb)

Yep, the Sultans of Swing makes me dizzy everytime I hear it, to me, the display of guitarmanship on that song is epic..

151 If you're going to worship Molly Hatchet or Iron Maden, find yourself a different label than conservative.

Unclench your sphincter a bit and tell us what you listened to at finishing school?

The whole "conservative must equal prudery" schtick is why the kids voted for Odumbass. 

152 I played this on my 8 track a lot back in my younger days

153

C'mon -- Kashmir

Kashmir would still kick ass if Robert Plant didn't sing. Somehow his voice no longer tingles my music bone.

 

154 wow sultan of swing -haven't heard that in years, who sang it?

155 Does everyone have those way-up-the-dial music channels on their cable system? I happen to have Time Warner which offers Music Choice, but I had similar channels with a different company/name in MA. They just play the songs, no videos, a couple little factoids and maybe an album cover on the screen if you're lucky. The "70's" and "Classic Rock" channels get a fair amount of play after I've had a few pops.

156

OT: the Rangers just executed a suicide squeeze and there was absolutely nothing the Rays could do about it, and they knew it was coming.  Nice baseball.  Beautiful.

157
wow sultan of swing -haven't heard that in years, who sang it?

Posted by: willow at June 05, 2010 05:59 PM (HyUIR)

Dire Straits

158 dire straits. 

159 Walked by Alice Coopers house heading to the beach on Maui in '95 he was throwing out the trash and said hello nothing special just a 3 bedroom shack, nice guy but an ugly mofo without all the paint.

160 Just recently been listening to some old Stones, like Some Girls and Sticky Fingers. They were awesome! I've found a new appreciation. Saw them in the early 80's in Hampton Roads with George Thorogood as the opening act. Now, THAT boy could play some guitar. The Stones were great too.

161 My first concert was Amy Grant, before she went all secular.  Parents of the "why would you pay to hear music when the radio is free" variety, although they managed to find an except for that one.  Meh.

162 wow sultan of swing -haven't heard that in years, who sang it? Dire Straits, baby. Though I always preferred "Water of Love" (my girlfriend loved it and it made her quite amorous).

163

150  It wasn't so bad -- at least my cousins had good taste in music (I'm an only child -- Mom miscarried before and with me, no twin for yours truly, couldn't have anymore kids; Dad was heartbroken, and I had to live the life of the best daughter and worthiest son a Marine D.I. could have -- it made for an interesting life).

Bogus: having to wear their hand me downs until I was in jr. high (because Mom wouldn't buy me any new clothes except for dresses for Sunday/special occasion as I was "growing").   Bonus: they let me mess around with their guns, motorcycles, and beater hot rods (all my cousins were at least 4 years older than me and Marines as well as gearheads).

164
Does everyone have those way-up-the-dial music channels on their cable system?

No cable (fuck comcast), but Pandora dot com is kind of the same.  Build your own radio station, or several.  Pretty sweet. 

165 Clapton or Knopfler - here they are together

Eric Clapton and Mark Knopfler - Cocaine

166 Well, I guessed I socked that troll just a little too well.

167 My first concert was the Club Mtv Tour of '89. Not impressive, I know. But, Tone Loc did ascend from the ceiling in a giant Funky Cold Medina bottle. Funny now, since a few months after that I got heavy into punk rock.

168



The Sultans of Swing

169 167 Dang,

I really enjoy Pandora since I found it, listening now.

170 My mom took me to a Leo Kottke concert back in the mid-1970's. A year later, I caught Doc Watson at the Bean Blossom festival in Indiana. I could never hear someone call a flavor-of-the-month electric-guitar player a "guitar god" without snickering. All that wheedly-deedly, bah! Let's see you do Kottke's "Driving of the Year Nail" or Doc Watson's "Blackberry Blossom"!

171

We didn't know about Rob Halford then, even the 80s were still kinda innocent.

Most of us didn't. One guy in my town, however, was way ahead of the curve. Even as a teenager, this guy was one of the nicest, most decent people you'd ever meet and he was really into metal. Because it's pertinent, I'll mention that he also had juvenile diabetes. ("Had" as in he got a pancreas transplant and no longer has the disease. I've lost touch with him, but last I knew he's very much still with us and doing fine. Anyway ... )

He told me of the time he dressed up as Rob Halford for Halloween. None of us had ever heard of Rob Halford, let alone being into Judas Priest. This was even before "Breakin' the Law" came out. Not him. He was already a huge fan.

So he went out trick or treating, but instead of begging for candy, he was asking for donations for the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation. You see the kids collecting for UNICEF -- same thing: The kids go out early, right after school while it's still light. So while the moms were out with their preschoolers and kindergarteners, there was a 12-year-old middle-school guy dressed in black leather and studs going door to door asking for money. He said he got strange looks from everyone.

(I wish I could've seen that. I still laughed my head off as this low-key, well-mannered guy was telling me about it.)

172

Jane, sorry for your mum's heavy experiences,

glad you had a close extended family, sounds like an interesting : busy , fun filled  life.  nice

173

The Ramones?  Come on people!

Dire Straits is awesome -- true indeed.

174 169 Well, I guessed I socked that troll just a little too well.

Heh, you got it's tone just right.

Haven't seen it around since that one night we praised The Dennis.

175

Y'all know that Alice is a philanthropist and sort of conservative, right?

Wonder what his position was on Arizona's new law. He has quite the spread in Phoenix.

176  But, Tone Loc did ascend from the ceiling in a giant Funky Cold Medina bottle.

He's on the free stage at the Iowa State Fair this year.  With Vanilla Ice.

Did see Loc at a free show at VEISHEA in 1999.  Opening band was local group Mr. Plow; I really wanted to like them because of their name but the music didn't live up.

177 154 If you're going to worship Molly Hatchet or Iron Maden, find yourself a different label than conservative.

Unclench your sphincter a bit and tell us what you listened to at finishing school?

The whole "conservative must equal prudery" schtick is why the kids voted for Odumbass. 
Posted by: HeatherRadish at June 05, 2010 05:57 PM

Uh, that was a sock mocking the clown from last week's Hopper thread

I wholeheartedly agree with your point though

178 Posted by: MrSaulReverse at June 05, 2010 05:39 PM (YX6i/)

For everyone who missed it, this is a sockpuppet of a troll named "MrPaulRevere" who came in last week with a major stick up his ass about perceived conservative debauchery and chewed out the heathens who dared to represent the Right.

_{Did I say "perceived"?  Of course it wasn't perceived.  Which is why I love this place and MrPaulRevere apparently didn't.}

179

Holy crap -- I have found somebody else who has been to the Bean Blossom festival...

Didn't think that would ever happen.

180 I always enjoyed Leon Redbone, still do sometimes over a 12 pak.

181


What, no Leo Sayer ?


Come on people whats wrong with you !

182 The Who - Baba O'Riley

Thank you, NCIS

183

Blazer, thank you, funny thing  memories are.

Monty listening to it now. different than i expected, but i like it.

184 Oops.  I wasn't here for the Hopper thread...

I thought the finishing school bit was funny.

185

Y'all know that Alice is a philanthropist and sort of conservative, right?

Wonder what his position was on Arizona's new law. He has quite the spread in Phoenix.

Posted by: Who Knows at June 05, 2010 06:06 PM (7FgWm)

Cool. By the way, someone posted a link on another thread to an MSNBC poll where 96 % of people polled support Arizona's illegal immigrant law.
Around 550 k for, 20,000 against.

How long do you think it will be before they disappear that poll down the memory hole ?

186

175  Well thanks Willow -- ehh, she had reconciled herself to never having kids, then reconciled herself again to losing another pregnancy completely...and then I managed to hang on. 

Which I'm not so sure either of my parents reconciled themselves to (I wasn't the best kid to walk the earth that's for sure).

187

Kbdabear, you must have enjoyed Won't Get Fooled Again, at the Concert for New York, then.

 

188

Anyone here heard the Zeppelin Cd How The West Was Won? Or any of the supposed hundreds of bootlegs out there?

They were a fantastic live band, I wish I could have seen em.

189

185 The Who - Baba O'Riley

Yeah, but that's before we knew about Pete.

190 Cool. By the way, someone posted a link on another thread to an MSNBC poll where 96 % of people polled support Arizona's illegal immigrant law.
Around 550 k for, 20,000 against.

How long do you think it will be before they disappear that poll down the memory hole ?
Posted by: Blazer at June 05, 2010 06:10 PM

Just waiting for them to call me to do the cleanup

191

married with that slew of kids.    Posted by: willow at June 05, 2010 05:52 PM (HyUIR)

All my kids are grown up and have kids of their own.....except Little Bubba...I adopted him when he was 1, he will be 9 tomorrow. Didn't think he would ever make it to 9....now he has to work on makin it to 10. LOL

Little Bubba is autistic and a great kid....he has picked up on my wise ass ways and come backs.

You can find my music on MySpace under the name....The Back Room Wall Of Sound Orchestra.

I'm outta here ....time to get some food ready................................this gut needs feedin and I got a race to watch.

192 What about King Crimson and Emerson, Lake and Palmer w/Rick Wakefield on keyboards, fascinating I tellz ya'.

193 Holy crap -- I have found somebody else who has been to the Bean Blossom festival... I used to go every year, and I even got up on stage a few years back during the amateur hour. I haven't been in a couple of years now, but I'd like to go back. Bean Blosson, MerleFest, and Winfield are the big festivals I always try to attend. (I go to local festivals all the time.) I bought my Gallagher G50 guitar at Bean Blossom -- gosh, eight or nine years ago now.

194


Oh yea, I saw Warlock one time live. Sacred Honor would compel me to hit Doro Pesch like a JDAM hitting an Afghan wedding reception.

195
Yeah, but that's before we knew about Pete.

Heh, nice one.

196 190

Kbdabear, you must have enjoyed Won't Get Fooled Again, at the Concert for New York, then.

Posted by: Who Knows at June 05, 2010 06:10 PM

I most certainly did

197
Yeah, but that's before we knew about Pete.

Heh, nice one.

Posted by: Dang Straights at June 05, 2010 06:14 PM (YjIPf)

Is Pete a Pedo Bear ?

198
Is Pete a Pedo Bear ?

Among other things (butt pirate, crossdresser, etc.,.).

199

Conservative must equal prudery?

Shirley, you jest. I'll challenge any lib to keep up with my calcified ass while I smoke and drink them under the table.

200

196  The Bean Blossom festival in IN...right? (just checking, as I can't believe there would be another Bean Blossom Boogie out there, but you never know).

If so...wow...we used to go every year up until three years ago (babies = no traveling).  Good times at that thing.

 

As for that poll -- you hear that whirring sound?  That's "spin"...it's working overtime.

201 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7n3NH8gSrMs

Black Oak Arkansas

202 I liked the old bands music but hated their politics, someone should have punched Paul M. in the face when he made that statement about W that was not needed he's a douche lib for sure and a failure in his personal life, fuck him!

203

Oldvet, littlebubba seems to have a great dad, good work.

(I wasn't the best kid to walk the earth that's for sure).

Posted by: unknown jane at June 05, 2010 06:10 PM (5/yRG)

I'm sure your Mother thought differently once you passed those hair- pulling teenage-20  years.

204 My all time favorite band is CSNY but damn those boys are stupid otherwise.

205
I liked the old bands music but hated their politics, someone should have punched Paul M. in the face when he made that statement about W that was not needed he's a douche lib for sure and a failure in his personal life, fuck him!

Posted by: 'Nam Grunt at June 05, 2010 06:19 PM (NUaFH)

I agree. If Paul was as focused on his personal life as he was on American politics maybe he'd quit getting taken for his wealth like an old fool by women 30 + years his junior.

206 Love old Cream and Clapton.  Love the Straits and Knopfler, too.

When I was in HS the big argument was Clapton or Hendrix. I would just laugh out loud on the Hendrix thing because he was a shitty player but everyone just had to mention him because it was the "in thing".

I would tell them Clapton was good but Chet Atkins was better.  That was the rain on their parade.

As far as Hendrix goes he isn't even listed in the top 100 lists for guitar now. 

207 I always enjoyed George Harrison on guitar still do.

208 @Monty at June 05, 2010 06:04 PM -
I think he owed it all to Pamela Brown.

209 205 I liked the old bands music but hated their politics, someone should have punched Paul M. in the face when he made that statement about W that was not needed he's a douche lib for sure and a failure in his personal life, fuck him!
Posted by: 'Nam Grunt at June 05, 2010 06:19 PM

Prime example of great music, shitty politics

Crosby Stills and Nash - Suite: Judy Blue Eyes

210 The Bean Blossom festival in IN...right? I actually met Big Mon back in 1979 or so and he autographed my Bean Blossom program. I still have it someplace.

211 I always enjoyed Leon Redbone, still do sometimes over a 12 pak.

I first heard Redbone on KFAT out of Gillroy, CA. I have a bunch of his stuff now and still play it on some of my "porch rocker days".

212

I liked the old bands music but hated their politics, someone should have punched Paul M. in the face when he made that statement about W that was not needed he's a douche lib for sure and a failure in his personal life, fuck him!

I saw Paul w/Linda almost 20 years ago. I now proudly tell my son how his 4-old-self slept through the whole thing.

 

213 Anyone see odumbass and that harridan he's married to singing background at Club 1600 the other day to Hey Jude, he looked like a sissyboy for sure.

214

although musicians , actors have a right to a politcal ideology.

i wish they'd keep it to themselves so i could enjoy their art.

215 Jimi Hendrix was to guitar playing what Barak Obama is to politics.

216

When I was in HS the big argument was Clapton or Hendrix.

Ha! Reminds me of the "Derek Frigo or Eddie Van Halen" days.

I would just laugh out loud on the Hendrix thing because he was a shitty player

Thank you! I literally LOL whenever I hear Hendrix, partly because of the music and partly because of how great so many people think it is.

(So: Michael Angelo Batio or Yngwie Malmsteen?)

217

i wish they'd keep it to themselves so i could enjoy their art.

By all means. Please stfu and play/sing/dance/act/follow Pelosi's dream.

218 Jimi Hendrix was a Spec.4 in 'Nam with the 101st Airborne Div. what happened to him, heroin was free in 'Nam, especially to American Troops that's what happened.

219

206  Oh...no -- after the hair pulling teenage days I went kinda straight into the social maladaption disorder (or whatever they call it), jaded, drinking days, to "you quit veterinary school to do what?"/"you married that?" days...

I think she's managed to resign herself with me now.

220 Jimi Hendrix was a Spec.4 in 'Nam with the 101st Airborne Div.

No shit??? I never heard that before.

221 Warning: 30 year old clip of Comic Book Johnson in concert

222 "I always enjoyed George Harrison on guitar still do." Martin Scorsese's George Harrison biopic is supposed to be coming out soon. But, if it's anything like that Bob Dylan documentary he produced, it's gonna be about 3 hours too long.

223 Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

224

although musicians , actors have a right to a politcal ideology.  i wish they'd keep it to themselves so i could enjoy their art.       Posted by: willow at June 05, 2010 06:27 PM (HyUIR) 

Ture that. I have a sayin here in my studio.....No Beer No Music.....and....Keep your Bullshit out of here cause if you don't when I am finished with you, you won't even be able to play with yourself let alone any music.

They don't call me Mr. Warmth for nothin ya know.

I am really a nice guy.....really, I am.

225 223,

Someone told me that when I was on my 2nd tour, I can't prove it though, never took the time to care because he was just another scag freak in my book.

226

Don't be hating on Jimi -- it's the experience, ok?  Sure, there are/were better guitar players -- but there is only one Jimi.

Well, sonuvabiscuiteater...that's the Bean Blossom festival all right -- small world (nobody else, outside of the people we went with, know what I'm talking about when I mention it).

 

speaking of guitar players -- Andre Segovia...Esteban (I kinda like listening to some of his stuff), and

Dick Dale? (who I saw play live -- can rock, imho).

227

Jane, by the time my mother got to me she had become jaded, (those first and at times only children can have it rough)

my mother expected me to finish HS, not be a druggy, get a job, never call her from jail. Don't cry in her oatmeal.

i completed those tasks whew!

228

That's why he wrote some his songs, Vic, or so I've heard.

"..Scuse me while I kiss the sky" and all that.

229 liked jimi hendrix- castles made of sand.

230

230  That's kinda the way my husband's parents were with him -- by the time he and his two younger siblings came along they were just happy the house wasn't being burnt down! lol

He's always going on about how easy it must have been to be an only child...I'm always telling him "guess again".

But having that many cousins did help (plus they were old enough that I called them from jail instead of Mom).

 

231
Warning: 30 year old clip of Comic Book Johnson in concert

Posted by: kbdabear at June 05, 2010 06:35 PM (sYxEE)

Oh kee-rist, that guy playing guitar looks like Doug Henning molesting a three year old .

 He plays guitar like he blogs, weak and all over the place.

232 227 Actually you sound like a sweetheart, what with your kids and all -- not fooling me, you're not.

233

But having that many cousins did help (plus they were old enough that I called them from jail instead of Mom).

 

Posted by: unknown jane at June 05, 2010 06:42 PM (5/yRG)

ahahah, nice.

234 231,

I had a medic that was fantastic in combat on his 3rd tour because he was a scag freak, I let him go, let him go, let him go, until I had to put him in jail, combat and drugs just don't mix.

235 Someone told me that when I was on my 2nd tour, I can't prove it though, never took the time to care because he was just another scag freak in my book.

I checked his official web site bio. It says he was discharged in KY with an injured ankle. Was only in for about 2 years and never went overseas.

The Wiki site says his CO put in to have him discharged because he was an all around crappy soldier.

236

although musicians , actors have a right to a politcal ideology.  i wish they'd keep it to themselves so i could enjoy their art.       Posted by: willow at June 05, 2010 06:27 PM (HyUIR) 

Ture that. I have a sayin here in my studio.....No Beer No Music.....and....Keep your Bullshit out of here cause if you don't when I am finished with you, you won't even be able to play with yourself let alone any music.

They don't call me Mr. Warmth for nothin ya know.

I am really a nice guy.....really, I am.

Posted by: Old Hippie Vet at June 05, 2010 06:37 PM (3IZGh)

Cannot even imagine how difficult it must be.

Our Family dinners can be wild, I often have to leave the room , be the dishwasher so I don't lose my mind.

^{what's left of it}

.

237 Oh yeah, re the 70s: ZZ Top.

238

, combat and drugs just don't mix.    Posted by: 'Nam Grunt at June 05, 2010 06:45 PM (NUaFH)

That's no lie.

239 Thanks Vic, that makes me feel better that he didn't get someone hurt.

240
I had a medic that was fantastic in combat on his 3rd tour because he was a scag freak, I let him go, let him go, let him go, until I had to put him in jail, combat and drugs just don't mix.

Posted by: 'Nam Grunt at June 05, 2010 06:45 PM (NUaFH)

I think I know the guy.

241  Blonde-sharp dressed man.

242 240,

Before I moved out of Houston after 25 years there, ZZ Top was playing at a bs little tiny bar in Clear Lake, Texas just a few miles from their run down pos mansion in San Leon, Texas, (where I often fished) still have the bang though.

243

237  Lot of people wind up like that -- every company seems to have its only functional if high as a kite person.

They are a liablity...and they always made me feel bad.

244  What, no Leo Sayer ?
Come on people whats wrong with you !

You have a cute way of talking...

245 I hadn't known dire straights also did-money for nothing.

246 snicker i had thought weird al did it!.

247
I hadn't known dire straights also did-money for nothing.

Posted by: willow at June 05, 2010 06:56 PM (HyUIR)

willow, welcome to planet earth. I will take you to our leader if you want, although I'm ashamed to call him that. : )

248 My mother expected me to be her.

Fortunately for her, she went on to have two daughters who were good enough.

249 246,

There were many in 'Nam like that, they kept coming back and coming back most in a combat role to stay under the radar, this guy was a Spec.5 and that's what got me wondering why someone with all that service time was only an E-5, so I started watching him on our down times at the firebase, he was a liability to my men.

250

Blazer, heh, do i need to pack hand-cuffs and duct tape for myself? or just jeans , blouses and sandals? how cold is it here, what about chocolate? mascara do they sell it? do they take credit? i'm kinda brooke, may i use your card?

_{see what i mean about duct tape}?

251 "Was only in for about 2 years and never went overseas. " Heh. when I was stationed in Germany, it was common knowledge that Jimi (and Elvis) had served at whatever base you happened to be on at the time. No Google around then, so it wasn't easy to prove how impossible that was. I used to love it every time someone said "I think that was Jimi's barracks". Also, the going rumor was that he'd been discharged after claiming to be gay. In the real world, I did serve on the same base as Ray Mercer, who won Army Championships before going pro.

252 248 I hadn't known dire straights also did-money for nothing.

With special guest Sting (hack, cough, green HURL!)

253

Heather, my mother was successful and well educated, 2 older siblings the same.

the best that i can say about the rest of us is we never caused legal damage, and have tried to be good citizens.

have typical middle american lives.

254
There were many in 'Nam like that, they kept coming back and coming back most in a combat role to stay under the radar, this guy was a Spec.5 and that's what got me wondering why someone with all that service time was only an E-5, so I started watching him on our down times at the firebase, he was a liability to my men.

Posted by: 'Nam Grunt at June 05, 2010 07:00 PM (NUaFH)

I work with a fellow who in confidence one time told me he was a medic in Vietnam who got addicted to scags and started dipping into his morphine supply intended for the wounded. He said it was the only way he felt he could cope with the and the horrors of war and the gore he faced day in and day out. He was found out, sentenced and discharged. He is deeply ashamed to this day and said it was the darkest period of his life and he regrets doing that to his brothers.

255 257,

There you go.

256

Blazer, heh, do i need to pack hand-cuffs and duct tape for myself? or just jeans , blouses and sandals? how cold is it here, what about chocolate? mascara do they sell it? do they take credit? i'm kinda brooke, may i use your card?

_{see what i mean about duct tape}?

Posted by: willow at June 05, 2010 07:02 PM (HyUIR)

I was sorta hoping you would take me off of this rock. Hell, I'll even let you guys experiment on me if you want in trade.

257

Cannot even imagine how difficult it must be. Posted by: willow at June 05, 2010 06:48 PM (HyUIR)

Sure, I don't get a lot of work but what I do get is good music when I do work. I let every musician know up front the way it is........if they want my sound then they suck it up and so what I say. 

Hell, I live off a shitty $955.00 disability from SS because the Gov. won't service connect me even though they are the ones that said I am 100%.. I fought the assholes for 5 years.....said fuck it, I have things I want to do with my life, or what's left of it, and went about doing them. Little Bubba was a bonus and a DAMN FINE bonus if ya ask me. He is a great kid with a good heart......and he loves music. That's why he made it to 9 tears old, that and his wise ass come backs.

I'm not bitchin cause life's too short for that shit now. I'm having a good time and playin with you MORONS when I get the itch.

I need another beer and it's time for the race.

Color my happy ass out of here till later.

258 Outlaws version of Ghost Riders in the Sky is teh awesome.

259 257 Blazer,


Plus he never carried a weapon and I would think wow, what a brave dude turns out I got a great rookie medic and he carried too many weapons LOL!

260
257,

There you go.

Posted by: 'Nam Grunt at June 05, 2010 07:06 PM (NUaFH)

Yea, the part that tears him up the most is not having any morphine to see the most seriously wounded out of this world peacefully and ease their suffering because he used it all up on himself. That is the cross he bears to this day. He will never forgive himself for it and his life to this day is a wreck because of it..

261 244  Blonde-sharp dressed man.   That was after ZZ Top went stupid and commercial.    

262

251  Ah, don't say stuff like that -- kids aren't supposed to be their parents (in my case I sure hope not!).

I got my merry butt landed in jail thanks to a misunderstanding with the police -- I was not a part of the protest I happened to stumble upon (one thing about having a R president -- the protest business is always booming)...and I learned my lesson about yelling at cops (it can be a bad idea).  Fortunately nothing came of it (it's good to have cop relatives).

263

I will sue the BP out of existance, rather than let them live large in the hopes that they can contain the oil spill.

That is all.

264

Frank was an inspiration to me as a young artist, I love his works.

Loved Molly Hatchet too.

Best concert:  Jimmy Buffet

Lawn seats at Pine Knob to see Jimmy Buffet: $24.50

Stuffs for the tailgate party 5 hours prior to the concert: $50.00

Impromptu BJ by some strange nubile on a dare by her degenerate friends: Priceless!

 

265 I'm back late.  Anyone remember Ten Years After?

266 Stevie Ray Vaughn

267 Ten years after...Alvin Lee?
Southern Rock..Black Foot, Highway Song, Train Train

268

Ten years gone.

Zep.

269 Man that song takes me way back.

Who out there is old enough to admit that they had this on 8-track before they splurged and got it on cassette?

I did.

270 This is the Ten Years After I'm talking about.

I'd Love To Change The World.

http://tinyurl.com/yqrvxs

271 @273 Yes me to. Alvin lee in Ten Years After

272 too many wildradio760 references in this thread to be comfortable with, or it is the wodka toying with my sense of coincidental proportions

273 269 Ach, I bow down to your exquisite taste.

274 best concert was Jeff Beck, so loud my clothing was shaking, the guy is a virtuoso on the guitar

275 "Wait....all you in the states weren't listening to Wings in the seventies?" daddy, what's "Wings?"

276 "If you're going to worship Molly Hatchet or Iron Maden, find yourself a different label than conservative. " "Who let the bluenose in?" -- B. Franklin "Word." -- Gouvernor Morris

277

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