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JennYMuzikal Mafia's Time Travel: The ONE Event You Would Experience?
October 26th 2006 23:38
I have a very simple question for you, my family. But more on that in a bit...I want you all to tell your worthy friends to come visit soon. We are seeing a lot of repeat visitors and we want that to continue, but we can't spread our international message against bad muzik without new blood...be fruitful and multiply...Invite one person to come check us out this week...but only if they are worthy. *smile*
Back to the question...
Is there one muzikal event you wish you could have attended or one that you want to experience before you die? An event that would make you think you had been as close to god on this earth as you can get? You may choose as many as you like...
I have four. One is obvious, overstated and irritating to some, but true nonetheless. I would have been at the MTV Unplugged performance of Alice in Chains in 1996, I believe it was. Not necessarily in the audience but behind the curtain, watching, worshipping. Perhaps I would have been the person who lit all those candles.
The other is that I would love to have been at the Ed Sullivan show when Elvis appeared. I would have loved to have been scandalized by the music, the sexuality, the hip movements, all of it. I find Elvis, as a young man, breathtakingly sexy.
I risk losing all cred here...but I have to be honest with you. I would go back in time, to the Conway Twitty concert and seduced the hell out of that man. He still has the power to melt me everytime I listen to him. I mean, in a deep, deep way. His voice, the way he sang, the confidence in his sexuality and ability to please a woman was incredible. It wasn't just him or just his voice, it was the whole package with him.
and finally, I would like to see a Billy Joel concert where he did a bit of everything...
There you have it. My muzikal wish list...tell me yours.
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Comment by Wendi
My kids make me listen to the Gorillas. They don't suck.
I've seen Alanis in concert twice - both powerful events in Wendiland, and I had the great honor of front row center for a Stevie Nicks concert wherein I had the drunken nerve to shout out, "You go girl!" when she came out in a pink feathered hat. That earned me the right to have her reach out and grab my hand. Fortunately, I didn't faint or wet myself!
I'm a musical dwarf. Sorry.
*LOL*
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
There are no muzikal dwarfs in the Mafia. There are only imbecils who like Britney Spears and the like. You mentioned two of my fave women in the biz...we don't all have to be able to recount Rolling Stone's top 500 must have albums. I think those who can and those that actually make it a point to go get those albums are seriously muzikally challenged.
Tell me, I am more an Alanis girl than a Stevie girl...what are your favorite all time lyrics by both women? Tell me why too...I am curious. My favorite ones by Alanis are "You Outta know"...May I remind you of the mess you left when you went away?? Its not right its not fair to remind me of the cross I bare that you gave to me.." something along those lines. I love that song. When I really need to get some anger out, that's what I grab. I do have to say that when she started thanking India, I got a little peeved. lol
Come back,
Voices~
Comment by Wendi
Comment by Wendi
My thing with Alanis is that she seems to be on my same evolutionary track. Of course, "You oughta know" was the attraction. My daughter's father left me 8 months pregnant with our daughter so he could re-marry his ex-wife. Yeah, I needed music that would allow me to be justifiably pissed. It worked.
"All I Really Want" used to play on my answering machine. At that time, I was in my mid-twenties and earning a buck slinging beer in Vegas bars. Oddly enough, the shorter my shorts got, the more money I made and I felt for certain I was selling myself short. I wanted to be recognized for my intillectual ability, not for my nice ass. *excuse the french*.
"And all I really want is some patience... a way to calm the angy vibes. And all I really want is deliverance.... [scream]." Of course, we can't forget the kindered spirit plea.
Even the peace of mind coming out in "Thank You" was timely, because it came as I was merging (or is that yielding) into my thirties and was ready to stop being mad at the world and hurtful to myself.
Uninvited is my all time favorite... not so much because the words hit home as they do in her other songs, but because I can belt the hell out of that song at Karaeoke (yes, I know I probably misspelled that word, but I've transferred from desk to couch and am entirely too lazy to look it up) and it provokes a great reaction from the crowds, which is great stroking for my Leo ego. *LOL*
Not all of her stuff rings bells with me, though. Some of her stuff is just a wee bit too chaotic. I'm not a big fan of chaotic noise. Oh, but another one that does give me goose bumps and make me cry is "That I would be good". Ain't that the truth, honey! *smirk*
Not the Doctor, another karaoke fav of mine, helped me end a devastating two year relationship.
As for Stevie, I appreciate her more recent works more than the Fleetwood Mac era.
"I'm tired. I'm thirst-hay-hay-hay. I'm wild-eyed... in my misery-ey-yeah-yeah. Sourcerer, who is the master... a man and woman on a star stream, in the middle of a snow dream. Sourcerer, show me the high life."
I'm even willing to admit I had NO IDEA she was singing about cocaine until she said so in concert. I'm a dork, I admit it. *snort*
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
Misinterpreted lyrics? Do I hear the sound of a new post coming soon? Blissfully grateful to you, Wendi!
There are some lyrics from my favorite group or one of them that I didn't get until today..
'Drill a Wire Through My Cheek', Blue October, in which it talks about diffusing her private bomb. *blush* I didn't get it. I admit it...didn't get it. :c)
Come back,
Voices~
Comment by Wendi
Maybe that means I should hush, now. *LOL*
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
LOL no never.. remember that if you hit the back button several times you will end up back on that page where all the wonderful words once were, or at least, that is usually the case. I have learned the good old copy before I try to post it trick! Too much time and too many words just vanished before I caught on...
Come back,
Voices~
Comment by Wendi
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
Alright, now that we are all alone and good friends and all that...tell me...
What is your favorite artist of all time? It can be anyone you want, not going anywhere specific here...just two girls chatting it up.
Come back,
Voices~
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
Comment by Wendi
Gosh, that's so hard! Honestly, I think I'd have to say my dad, but don't tell my mom that. *LOL*
I clap and giggle whenever I hear Fats Domino.
I love the Judds, but shh, don't tell. *LOL* Had a dream once that Naomi asked me to stand in for Wynonna. What a trip!
My sister and I, way back in the 80's, used to fight over who loved Corey Hart more. She won. (I wear my sunglasses at night so I can so I can....)
I like Aerosmith, BonJovi, Jewel (even though her personality sucks), Sheryl Crow, Natalie Merchant...
It's hard to say a favorite when they each bring something unique to the table.
Then again, people used to call my car the Alanis-mobile, so I wonder if I should just "go there" with my answer.
Comment by Wendi
And there's an artist I saw once live... Willy Porter. He opened for the Jeff Beck concert and I fell madly in love with his mind and talent, so he might have to win my favorite of all time. He sang a song called "The trees have souls" and I tell you I felt my soul come out of myself and give me a hug. That's good stuff! I bought one of his CDs, but it didn't have that song on it and I was bummed. I never did try to buy another, though.
Also like Blondie.
My CD collection is extremely limited and I don't often seek out music. I listen to music on road trips, but I've given the kids "dibbs" on the radio dials in my Jeep. When I'm writing, I can't stand lyrics, so I most often work in silence. The only time I really seek out music is when I've got an uncontrollable emotional wave I need to release, which is most often done by blasting alanis in my garage. *LOL*
Comment by Wendi
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Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
Click here...I have a surprise for you, my new friend.
We have a lot in common. I like almost everything you mentioned...except for Jewel and thats only because ever since she got new boobs, thats all I see of her.
Come back,
Voices~
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
Oh sweetie...I love Kenny. Don't get me wrong...Lucille, Coward of the County, and the Gambler are all some of my fave songs..lyrics are amazing...but I do think you are forgetting....
CONWAY TWITTY...I mean, oh dear mea mia...have you ever heard that man sing "(I can tell) you've never been this far before?" He sweeps me off my feet. I actually seen him in concert...and he made me forever his, wholeheartedly.
I bawled like a baby when he died. I regret not stalking him and seducing him.
Come back,
Voices~
Comment by Wendi
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
It's the least I could do for you...you have spent the entire evening hanging out with me. :c)
Friends,
Voices~
Comment by Wendi
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
RUN NOW...FIND A CD...QUICKLY.
I think and I feel very secure saying this...but I feel that if you were to listen to some Conway...and it needs to be anything with Loretta Lynn, any of the following:
Touch the Hand of the Man (who made you a woman)
(I can tell) You've never been this far before -LISTEN TO THIS ONE FIRST IF YOU HAVE IT...
As soon as I hang up the phone
Tight Fittin Jeans...(this one is just for fun.)
You may just leave your husband for me...(ha),
Come back, twittypated.
Voices~
Comment by Wendi
Drawing on recollection:
Honey, I was already contemplating that move! *LOL* Hell, we've already practically spent the night together!
I've got a road trip tomorrow to Chatanooga, TN. I'll see if hubby can rustle up some Twitty for the trip. However, if my kids end up hating you for it, it's not my fault.
By the way, are you always up so late, or is this a special occasion?
(control a, control c, 1,2,3 go)
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
Just in case you couldnt find the song..I found the lyrics for you...
You've Never Been This Far Before
Conway Twitty
i can almost hear the stillness
as it yields to the sound of your heart beating
and i can almost hear the echo
of the thoughts that i know you must be thinking
and i can feel your body tremble
as you wonder what this moment holds in store
and as i put my arms around you
i can tell you've never been this far before
i don't know what i'm saying
as my trembling fingers touch forbidden places
i only know that i have waited
for so long for the chance that we are taking
i don't know and i don't care
what made you tell him you don't love him anymore
and as i taste your tender kisses
i can tell you've never been this far before
and as i take the love you're giveing
a can feel the tension building in your mind
and you're wondering if tomorrow
i'll still love you like i'm loving you tonight
you have no way of knowing
but tonight will only make me love you more
and i hope that you'll believe me
'cause i know you've never been this far before
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
I am always up late...
What about you?
Comment by Wendi
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The Voices in my Head
We seem awfully alike, don't we? Isn't the internet the coolest thing ever? To think we may never have "met" without it...bizarre considering how much we have in common.
You must promise me that you will find some Conway soon and soak it up...if men understood the power in the quality that Conway had when he sang, and would mimic it, women would all be in massive trouble...
Comment by Wendi
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
Forget about your husband's ear...play it in yours...*smile* You will be smiling for days...and your husband will think you are having an affair!
Come back, Friend,
Voices~
Comment by Wendi
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
Come back, Friend and TELL ALL...lol
Voices~
Comment by Wendi
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
Oh honey...you may not make it back to this post..but you have all of his biggest most wonderful songs on that one...
Dont take it away-one of my personal faves
hello Darlin
Tight fittin jeans
(I can tell) You've never been this far before
Linda on my mind
Id just love to lay you down
SLOW HAND (fanning myself at this point)
The rose
I don't know a thing about love
I cant believe she gives it all to me
Desperado love
oh my...I am going to start a twittypated revival.
*buying that cd right now...MIne is all worn out*
Voices~
Comment by Wendi
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
Ok...I want you to listen to all of the songs I listed above just now...and with each one, I want to know where he took you...This is your assignment. You haven't even gotten to You've never been this far before and I must tell you, I am fearful for your husband's overall safety. He really should have had a thorough checkup before I turned you on to Conway.
(Sorry, Wendi's husband and your welcome.)
Voices~
Comment by Wendi
He actually sounds a bit like my father, and I have to stand corrected... I do believe I've heard "Hello, Darlin" - and it was my father singing it!
Interesting the education you're giving me. I wonder how I'll ever repay a favor of this calibur.
May Karma smile kindly on you.
Tell me, did he write his own songs for the most part?
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
Yes, I believe he did, but let me research that for you. I am almost certain that he did write most of his own because the voice is so true to his genteel spirit. He sings about making love, not sex. He is always incredibly sensitive to the woman's feelings of the giving of her body, he was just an amazingly sexy man. Through and through. I will get back to you on the lyrics and you get back to me after this song...lol
As for returning a favor, honey, just appreciate Conway and pay it forward...turn some friend of yours on to him that may need a little romance. Guys have gotten off-literally- too damn easy! This is what we want. Let's start a movement.
Voices
Comment by Wendi
Okay, wait...
There's a story behind "The Rose" that's really quite comical in retrospect. Travel with me in time back to about fourth grade. Music class... we learned "The Rose", but of course, I had no idea who sang it. I LOVED that song more than you could even understand! The other kids in music class were not as passionately appreciative and took advantage of the teacher's passive nature. One day in class while we were supposed to be practicing this song, all the boys in the row behind me were being complete jerks and the teacher had to keep starting us over. I got so mad... so mad (and don't worry, the anger streak has faded) that I kicked my chair out from under me, screamed at the top of my voice, "You're all a$$ holes!" and stormed out of the class, slamming the door behind me. I thought I'd get in so much trouble, but apparently the teacher was touched by my attentiveness in his class and allowed me to come in on my own time after school to learn the song.
To this day, I NEVER knew who sang it!
First Willy... now the rose.... heck, I might have to marry you! *LOL*
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
LOL Is that legal yet in Kentucky because Indiana is behind the times a bit in that regard.
Now, I want to see if you noticed something with You've never been this far before.
Did you notice that the song starts off slow...foreplay, then builds in speed and tempo (passionate lovemaking) reaches a peak in tempo (climax) and then recedes like afterglow back to a slow tempo?
*nodding*
Listen again.
Voices~
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
As for the rose story, see, Conway has been with you your whole life, you just never properly introduced yourself is all.
I am so glad to have turned you on to him. My mission on Muzikal Mafia is now complete. lol
I am heading to bed my friend, do let me know if you noticed that about the one song and your reaction to it. I will talk to you soon...
Come back, my sister in muzik,
Voices~
Comment by Wendi
And no, Kentucky doesn't honor such unions, but you should know by now I'm a non-conformist and could give a rats... ear... about rules. *LMAO*
I jest, of course.
Ya know, he sounds a little like Ronnie Milsap too, no?
-- Movin' on to tight fittin' jeans.
*feet tappin'*
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Comment by KarenC
Genghis Gal
However I will.
Voices, I love love LOVE Janis Joplin. I would go back in time to anything where she was singing live. Perhaps back to 1963-64 in pubs and jazz bars in Austin Texas with the Dick Oxtot Jazz Band, before anybody had heard of the prodigious talent that was Janis Joplin and before stardonm led her down the path that eventually killed her. You mentioned you'd be buying her this weekend - what did you get?
And I can't leave without saying that at the very least for letting me eavesdrop, I will endeavour to listen to some Conway Twitty before I die.
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
And just where have you been? :c) I have missed your comments!
As for having a go, is there anything more needed to convince you than to say that if you got some Conway, and if you listened to Conway on a date with some poor girl you were trying to seduce...that it would more than likely be her seducing you by night's end? (ha)
Actually, Lethal, you are familiar with Loretta Lynn's work, so chances are very good that you have listening to Conway a time or two, they were always doing duets together, 'Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man', 'As Soon as I Hang Up The Phone' and 'Lead Me On', just to name a few.
Besides, You know everyone else's work...why not have a go at his music? *smile*
Come back,
Don't stay away so long next time!
Voices~
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
I am a day behind Australia, so I haven't gotten anything yet. What do you recommend?
As for feeling voyeiuristic, by all means, isn't that what a blog really is? :c) No worries!
As for Conway, KarenC, sooner than later...you won't regret it.
Do Come Back!
Voices~
Comment by KarenC
Genghis Gal
I recommend everything she's ever done! To ease yourself in to Janis, perhaps a Greatest Hits.
Or Farewell Song. Perhaps some "I Got Dem Ol' Kozmic Blues Again, Mama". These two are my two favourites. Or Pearl - an all time classic and probably one of her most well known. This has Mercedes Benz among other classics on it.
Kozmic Blues does, however, have Work Me Lord, which I told you about in another post. This is my all time, favourite Janis Joplin song. Ever. And Farewell Song has Farewell Song, which I also mentioned in the same post. Let's just say, you can't go wrong with Janis.
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
I believe you feel as passionately about Janis as I do about Alice in Chains...have you listened to them? If you haven't, then let's introduce each other to each other's best loved music this weekend! Try to find some of their music this weekend and give it a listen. I think you might like it. I would recommend MTV's Unplugged Alice in Chains performance, if you can find it. If not that, then Jar of Flies or Dirt. Then, let's meet back up for a review of each! :c)
Do come back!
Voices~
Comment by lethalpiano
You should see the live stuff I have of him...! (CD and DVD)
Here's one...I was turned onto Loretta when she had that spot in the original Dukes Of Hazzard episode when Bo and Luke were towing her van behind the General.
As for me going on a date to try and seduce some poor girl...What are you doing next weekend???
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
*marking it down in my calendar* Apparently I am going on a date with a sexy rocker with great hands who loves Conway...:c)
I LOVE that you have his stuff. That is fantastic! Now, I don't remember that episode of the Dukes but I did love that show. I watched it everyday after school.
Now, tell me everything, what do you have of his and did you ever meet him. You do realize I am now going to assume that you have met everyone, don't you?
And why haven't you responded to my PM?
Come back,
Voices~
Comment by lethalpiano
You're PM???
Comment by KarenC
Genghis Gal
...Actually, I just went through the ten cassettes I still have and I still have it. Should be fast asleep in bed right now but I'm going to turn The Killers off and pop Alice (and the wonderful Layne Staley) into the tape deck and relive a really important part of my musical history.
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
Damn. I did forget that tiny detail, didn't I? *smile*
My husband is pretty terrific, I guess I shouldn't be picking up rockers on my website...point taken. lol
My PM, Private Message. You should have gotten an email to the link. I was just asking for your opinion of what Janis Joplin music to buy for my first proper introduction.
Come back
Voices~
Comment by KarenC
Genghis Gal
It's amazing how the pure hell Layne Staley was going through is just so evident in every song, isn't it? I'd forgotten how tortured he was. RIP.
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
OHHHHHHHH I am a happy happy girl.
I love Rooster. I love No Excuses, I love it all. Staley's work is intensley inspiring to me. I am not sure if you watched the MTV UNplugged...but oh, imagine the dark set, the candles burning everywhere, Jerry is sitting there picking at his guitar...and here comes Layne. Beautiful, too thin, strung out, but powerful Staley. Teeth half eaten away from heroin, pink short hair because I have a feeling someone played a horrible trick on him, a guitar held by one of the bandmembers that read, "Friends don't let friends get bad haircuts."
It was the first performance in three years because Staley was so bad off from his addiction, and I sort of imagine that maybe someone had to go pick Staley up, get him in the shower, clean him themselves, they rushed him over to the hair stylist, who panicked at the tangled mess of hair and just cut it all and colored it...pink (as instructed maybe by Jerry out of revenge for having to do all that for Layne, again but done anyways because Jerry loved Layne...but it didn't stop his wicked sense of humor)
Yes, I love them a lot.
Thanks for sharing that with me...
Come back,
Voices~
Comment by KarenC
Genghis Gal
Haven't seen the MTV Unplugged, but I'm so loving this album (see, I can't call it a CD because I don't have it on CD - remember the old school terms. I have Janis on Vinyl, even. Although I no longer have a record player - okay, tangent over) that I'm going to go out and get a whole lot of AIC stuff.
Up to "Hate To Feel" so looking forward to revisiting Angry Chair, which is next. It's just a memory to me at the moment... Ooh it's just started.
And I'm sad you didn't trust me for Janis advice...
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
despite the pink hair, the teeth that obviously hurt, the massive high he was on...Layne sat down and poured every ounce of strength he had into those songs, again. It was the most powerful performance I have ever seen. I fell madly in love with them right then. Especially Jerry, for the gentle way he had with Layne.
Come back~
Voices~
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
Oh I trusted you...no doubt about that...at all. I have all of your mentions down on paper and am just getting ready to leave to go buy them. I wanted Lethal's opinion as well, though...
My children are all saying, :"How long are you going to be getting cds mom? Can we go to the toy aisle?" because they KNOW. lol
Come back,
Voices~
Comment by KarenC
Genghis Gal
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
To buy AIC: Unplugged
Ok...I have to go buy some music...so I will talk to you soon...feel free to comment on any song that just grabs you or memories it invokes. I have so enjoyed talking with you.
Come back,
Voices~
Comment by Wendi
My sister's dream come true... a kiss from "Kiss"!
*smiles*
Just home from a very long one day road trip. I see you've been busy! Gonna crash early tonight, but will play catch up tomorrow.
W
Comment by Homer Joyce
I'd like to have gone to one of Bruce Springsteen's early concerts, just after he finished 'Born to Run' ... and just sat on the stage leaning back into the speakers for the entire concert ...
... watch him make his 'guitar talk' ... listen to his lyrics ... and unique voice, smoke a few White Ox, and drink VB (beer) out of one of Clarrie's spare saxes ...
Homer
Hovering as always ...
Comment by lethalpiano
So the one I really want to time travel to is Bob Dylan's My Back Pages, the 30th Anniversary gig. Everyone was there; George, Eric, Jim Keltner, Roger McGuinn, Al Kooper, the Godfather of Grunge-Niel Young, Tom Petty, Kris Kristofferson...it would have been a sheer multiple sonic orgasm.
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
Now, I don't see you much in these parts...I am glad to see you wandering over to my Muzikal side. :c)
Now, I have to tell you that I am not a HUGE Bruce Springsteen fan...I love scratchy, gravelly voices, I love strong voices, and I love songs that speak to a collective experience. So, you would think that I would love Mr. Springsteen...odd really.
May I say, that your muzikal side coming to see my other side, is a very nice thought? You and I don't much discuss music...why is that?
Come back,
Voices~
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
No, I don't have 12 Gardens. I have The Hits 1& 2, which of course has most of what you mentioned. I have been listening to it for the past several days. I am on a Joel/Twitty/Joslin trip right now. How is that for diverse tastes in music?
I so want to see Joel in concert, but from what a friend tells me, he is only playing in Honolulu and that's a bit of a stretch to go see him. Oh well, what would we do if we didn't have dreams, right? :c)
I did a quick search on Jim Keltner and turned up the incident of the fan club elephants...that is GREAT!
As always, Lethal, as always!
Come back,
Voices~
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
Did you say a cologne from Gene Simmons?? What on God's name would that smell like, anyways? Groupies? One wonders. *smiles* Congratulate your sister for me...and tell her to disinfect, disinfect, disinfect! :cP
Congrats on the TaeKwonDo winnings, as well.
I look forward to our catching up...we do have to discuss how best to tell your husband that you are leaving him! *wink*
Come back,
Voices~
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The Voices in my Head
Sexercise? WTF is Sexercise? Ok I am not a complete moron, I understand the concept but do explain Gene Simmon's take on it. *covering my eyes*
Come back,
Voices~
Comment by Wendi
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The Voices in my Head
*thinking...processing...mulling it over...*
She's right.
Do you like AIC, Wendi? I think we have discussed but I can't remember.
Come back,
Voices~
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The Voices in my Head
Alice in Chains...
*holding my breath...could it be?? Is it possible that I may have the opportunity to turn someone on to AIC???*
Oh, and how did the Conway turn out for you? *smile*
Come back,
Voices~
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The Voices in my Head
I will send you some info on the group...I am SO excited...lol
Come back,
Voices~
Comment by Wendi
Oh, and as for the husband, I've already told him you and I are engaged and it's only a matter of time!
*evil cackle*
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
Well, that's a relief. I was not looking forward to the confrontation when I pick you up.
I so cannot wait to introduce you to AIC...I am ecstatic! I refer you to my post: http://www.muzikalmafia.com/what-artist-would-you-love-to-turn-someone-onto/
I will send you a PM with some info and why I love them so much.
Come back,
Voices~
Comment by Wendi
Really, not Alice Cooper, hunh? *LMAO* Good thing I asked!
By the way, I'm pulling a disappearing act this week - going to Pennsylvania for about 7-8 days and likely won't be online much. I leave tomorrow morning, but will be here the majority of today and will check my email if and when time allows during my trip.
Comment by Johanna
PCOS Mum
I'm not too picky about which concerts I could get to, but I would have loved to have seen Pink Floyd and The Doors live.
I spent four years in England desperately hoping Pink Floyd would reform and I could see the show. Obviously The Doors needs Jim Morrison so that will never happen.
Comment by Anonymous
The reason we don't want to discuss music much is because we would prefer to make it ... (Okay, so it would hardly be the type of music that was pressed to vinyl or compacted to disc [unless of course some porn director wanted to use it as the soundtrack to his latest film) ...
I'm surprised that you don't like Springsteen, but my guess is: that is probably because of your age ... You were probably first introduced to his later 'stuff'. His later 'stuff' I don't even listen to ... or like ... Born in the USA is mid-life-crisis male-menopausal music ... I listen to Born to Run, Nebraska and the title track from The River ... the rest I'm not even interested in ... He went all soft and mushy on me ... the highway department came along ... and although they didn't pave his gravelly voice with concrete and bitumen, they certainly smoothed out his mind ... and now it sucks ... that's his punishment for ditching his childhood sweetheart I guess ...
Pehaps I don't visit your Mafia site as often as I should because I know next-to-nothing about modern music ... Sorry to scandlise you, but I'd never even heard of AIC, let-alone heard one of their songs before I read your posts ...
Homer
Hovering around Voices In My Head more often than muzikal mafia ...
Comment by The Voices in my Head
The Voices in my Head
You are right about the exposure to Springsteen. I may have to give a listen to the older stuff. I have a lot to learn...and getting there slowly. But getting there is ha