Very Nice Kim!  I saw the Union tour and got to meet Rick Wakeman.

Let's dig a little deeper. 

Bless your piratical parts sailor.

I seem to be missing the better part of my Zappa collection on disk.  I suppose I'll have to trawl through stacks of dusty old archives to locate them.

Geez, I miss that guy.  I was living in the Czech Republic when they were cool enough to make him Minister of Culture there.  *sigh*.

Old as hell, but it gives me the lulz.

Decadence wrote:

sofaking wrote:

Old as hell, but it gives me the lulz.

> DahlAdence < Old . . .  I would not know . . .  I was not there . . .  Moon-Dog is a prophet. > /DhalAdence <

I forgot your fluence in Dhalspeak. Epic lulz!

You know, of anybody I know, I would give my metaphorical left nut to access your playlist, my dearest Progressive Rock Legend. Your taste in music is sublime. Everything posted in this thread by everyone has been such a joy to listen to. It makes me very happy, even if the thread's namesake is perturbed by the modern technology we now use to convey it.

This thread is the antidote to the evil we post in other threads. That's why it's good to keep it on top.

Los Lonely Boys - Heaven

All I have to say is this: Brak MUST go on Dhalgren's greatest hits. He just must. Look, I'm Lady Lazarus, resurrected from being chained in an outhouse in the Dakotas for the past year or so, so you must give me/Dhal Brak. Hell, I imagine everything that Brak likes is something Dhal sure would love, too.

I want to kiss the person who posted "Who Killed Bambi?" When I was 16, out of boredom, my friend and I drove around the mall in circles for a half hour blaring that song out the windows. A cop finally made some hand gesture that I took to mean he didn't appreciate the fine art that is Ten Pole Tudor. Pbbbbbbbbbt.

Before I forget:

Cherry Vanilla wrote:

Link to YouTube page

Jesus, the story of you and Dirckie...

Dmtdust wrote:

Cherry Vanilla wrote:

Link to YouTube page

Jesus, the story of you and Dirckie...

Isn't it, though? I mean, really. Except he doesn't wear a toupee, and I don't really swing purses around in attack mode a la Ruth Buzzi too often. If ever. I should really start.

By the way, that band was Grandaddy, who did the creepy-yet-bouncy song that played during the supermarket scene in 28 Days Later (it's called 'A.M. 180'). They're a fantastic fucking band.

And something to finish off the evening... nitey-nite boys and girls.... I'm gonna go use parking meters as walking sticks...

Sofie wrote:

God may not exist, but many thanks to the universe that J.S. Bach did.

Indeed.

Cherry wrote:

I want to kiss the person who posted "Who Killed Bambi?"

I was hoping for something a bit more kink oriented; But, these days, I'll take what I can get.

Sofie wrote:

I forgot your fluence in Dhalspeak.

Obviously, the Colombian helps.

Cherry wrote:

Nothing's finer than a German country band covering Cameo.
Actually, there are a lot of finer things. And I'm beginning to doubt that there's an iota of fine-ness in here. It's a downward spiral.

Actually, I rather liked that.

"Damn it all and blow it all.
Oh, demon alcohol."

And, finally, a little something for Snowball.

sigmoid freud wrote:

Sir Mix-a-Lot, he rapped a tune
About some lady's big fat moon.

http://www.mphtower.com/web/music/mp3s/ … nStyle.MP3

Cute. 

Another version, different style....

Baby Got Snacks

Decadence wrote:

Sofie wrote:

God may not exist, but many thanks to the universe that J.S. Bach did.

Indeed.

Cherry wrote:

I want to kiss the person who posted "Who Killed Bambi?"

I was hoping for something a bit more kink oriented; But, these days, I'll take what I can get.

"My girlfriends run off with my car,

and gone back to her ma and pa

telling tales of drunkenness and cruelty."

"I feel like an innocent victim.

I feel that I just can't win."

"I'm in disgrace."

"Tell me now, what are we supposed to do?"

"Have another drink.

It'll make you feel better."

"Catch me now, I'm falling."

Sofie wrote:

I forgot your fluence in Dhalspeak.

Obviously, the Colombian helps.

Cherry wrote:

Nothing's finer than a German country band covering Cameo.
Actually, there are a lot of finer things. And I'm beginning to doubt that there's an iota of fine-ness in here. It's a downward spiral.

Actually, I rather liked that.

"Damn it all and blow it all.
Oh, demon alcohol."

Link to YouTube page

Link to YouTube page

Link to YouTube page

And, finally, a little something for Snowball.

Link to YouTube page

The one band of that time period that I still care about.   Saw them multiple times.  O Wondrous Sound!

Thank you for this Miss Soph

Decadence wrote:

Dusted wrote:

Thank you for this Miss Soph

You're welcome . . .  I think; However, I must advice you that I'll have no choice but to reach down your throat and extract your uvula should you ever refer to me as "Miss Soph" again.  At least not unless you've taken me out for filet mignon first.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/e … ra.jpg.jpg

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/e … sgrace.jpg

Apologies Ms. Dec!

Ahhh, Sophie, you're the angel of my heart... I *love* that guy as well, and that's one of my fav viddies of all time.

Here's another for you, in return, with a lovely piece of music to go along with it... Enjoy!

And if we really are of one mind, then here's a different video you may enjoy....

sofaking wrote:

Kitaro + Sand Art = Awesome

Awesome indeed - I'll have to come back, and hit this one again after I've properly self-medicated.

And, realizing that most consider him a bit of a self-parody, I've always been rather fond of Vincent Furnier's work.

That one consist of two files

Highly recommended ("You don't have a daughter." "I have a daughter.  I have a daughter and two sons.")

This one consist of two files as well.

Decadence wrote:

http://rapidshare.com/files/38584001/Mi … .part1.rar

Are my eyes deceiving me or are you another alt.binary newsgroup convert?

choad wrote:

Are my eyes deceiving me or are you another alt.binary newsgroup convert?

Actually, I've been getting these from a different group to which I belong.  Unfortunately, Agent Forte keeps breaking on me (I've had to uninstall, and reload it twice now).  I've no idea what that's all about.  It'll run fine for a day or two (You know, just enough time for me to go through the rather tedious task of adding groups), and will there-after simply refuse to load completely.

I found this to be rather interesting (I had no idea until recently).  Originally, Bob Dylan's "Blood On The Tracks" was an entirely different album.  I'm glad that he redid it as I much prefer the official release.

I'm sure that most everybody has heard the official release; However, for comparison for those one or two who haven't:

Sunshine wrote:

Unfortunately, Agent Forte keeps breaking on me (I've had to uninstall, and reload it twice now).

Easily fixed. Check your email later this evening.

choad wrote:

Sunshine wrote:

Unfortunately, Agent Forte keeps breaking on me (I've had to uninstall, and reload it twice now).

Easily fixed. Check your email later this evening.

Yeah, I'm thinking that I may have broken that one already as well.  I'm beginning to suspect that my failure to read the help files before adding damned-near every group with an MP3 in their title might have something to do with this.  I'll have to try reinstalling it in a day or two, and actually reading the instructions before fucking around with it.

Back to the topic at hand:  With the exception of "Every Good Boy Deserves Favour" (Hyper-Linked through the image of the album cover {With pass-word directly below}), these are  the extended, remastered, versions, and all share the pass-word "sugkxx"

Days Of Future Passed (Part One)

Days Of Future Passed (Part Two)

Days Of Future Passed (Part Three)

In Search Of The Lost Chord (Part One)

In Search Of The Lost Chord (Part Two)

In Search Of The Lost Chord (Part Three)

On The Threshold Of A Dream (Part One)

On The Threshold Of A Dream (Part Two)

To Our Children's Children's Children (Part One)

To Our Children's Children's Children (Part Two)

To Our Children's Children's Children (Part Three)

A Question Of Balance (Part One)

A Question Of Balance (Part Two)

Pass-Word:  contramao

Seventh Sojourn (Part One)

Seventh Sojourn (Part Two)

If this isn't a hat, you know it damn well should be...