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Post by cam83 on Mar 3, 2005 20:27:25 GMT -5
Yes Rick...it is 4 am...without a friend in sight...
Cam
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Post by smoothie2 on Mar 4, 2005 0:30:45 GMT -5
"I don't care if you drive my 350 honey. Don't let 'em steal my chrome" - from "B'wana She No Home". p.s. Smoothie I think the lyric in "Mr. Guder" is "your everything a robot lives for" - I could be wrong but I think that's what it is. p.p.s. Cam - isn't the lyric in "I Need To Be In Love" - "I'm wide awake at four a.m."? You're right Rick, thanks... In the song "Deadman's Curve": "I flew past la brea, down to crescent heights And all the jag could see were my 6 tail lights"
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Post by enigma on Mar 4, 2005 9:16:22 GMT -5
Well, the girls can't stand her `cause she walks, looks, and drives like an ace now. She makes the Indy FIVE HOUNDRED look like a Roman chariot race now.
From Fun Fun Fun
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Post by Rick Henry on Mar 4, 2005 12:13:37 GMT -5
SIDEBAR: Good choice Smoothie. I didn't think of that one. I especially like this song because I've been on those streets mentioned in the song. Their both in Los Angeles. They run parallel to each other running north and south. You can get from La Brea to Crescent heights driving on Sunset Blvd (amongst other Blvd's - but I think they are talking about Sunset blvd in the song). So here's the breakdown. In the song "Deadman's Curve the driver is racing Eastbound on Sunset Blvd passing LaBrea. They also mention passing Schwab's in the song. Schwab's is a drug store on sunset Blvd. Next they pass Fairfax (not mentioned in the song) and then pass by Crescent heights and then after that they pass Doheny (another street mentioned in the song). After Doheny is a tight section where the street curves and is hard to manuver even at a normal speed of 35 to 40 MPH. Interesting isn't it. and all this is not to far from where the old A&M building was. Numbers game: In the opening lines of "White Christmas" karen mentions "it's December the 24th".
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Post by YesterdayOnceMore on Mar 4, 2005 16:03:34 GMT -5
SIDEBAR: Good choice Smoothie. I didn't think of that one. I especially like this song because I've been on those streets mentioned in the song. Their both in Los Angeles. They run parallel to each other running north and south. You can get from La Brea to Crescent heights driving on Sunset Blvd (amongst other Blvd's - but I think they are talking about Sunset blvd in the song). So here's the breakdown. In the song "Deadman's Curve the driver is racing Eastbound on Sunset Blvd passing LaBrea. They also mention passing Schwab's in the song. Schwab's is a drug store on sunset Blvd. Next they pass Fairfax (not mentioned in the song) and then pass by Crescent heights and then after that they pass Doheny (another street mentioned in the song). After Doheny is a tight section where the street curves and is hard to manuver even at a normal speed of 35 to 40 MPH. Interesting isn't it. and all this is not to far from where the old A&M building was. Numbers game: In the opening lines of "White Christmas" karen mentions "it's December the 24th". @@ I was traveling those very streets this past summer while in LA - heading to Downey, and Century City. We kept noticing the signs to these streets in LA, and I kept singing Deadman's Curve. I didn't know Rick that A&M was so close - I didn't visit there, so I will have to go back soon. Also, I noticed that the envelope from Richard had a Avenue of the Stars address, so I'm assuming his office is in the Fox tower. Do you know? Sorry, off the subject, everyone. Resume.
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Post by Moe on Mar 4, 2005 18:27:27 GMT -5
I don't think this one has been done, yet.
Two Sides from Passage
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Post by smoothie2 on Mar 5, 2005 0:44:29 GMT -5
SIDEBAR: Good choice Smoothie. I didn't think of that one. I especially like this song because I've been on those streets mentioned in the song. Their both in Los Angeles. They run parallel to each other running north and south. You can get from La Brea to Crescent heights driving on Sunset Blvd (amongst other Blvd's - but I think they are talking about Sunset blvd in the song). So here's the breakdown. In the song "Deadman's Curve the driver is racing Eastbound on Sunset Blvd passing LaBrea. They also mention passing Schwab's in the song. Schwab's is a drug store on sunset Blvd. Next they pass Fairfax (not mentioned in the song) and then pass by Crescent heights and then after that they pass Doheny (another street mentioned in the song). After Doheny is a tight section where the street curves and is hard to manuver even at a normal speed of 35 to 40 MPH. Interesting isn't it. and all this is not to far from where the old A&M building was. Numbers game: In the opening lines of "White Christmas" karen mentions "it's December the 24th". ???WoW! I see why you especially like that song...I have heard of La Brea ....Do they still consider that as Deadman's Curve? Seems like that might have been where Jan or Dean I forget which..of the duo Jan and Dean...had his wreck. I will admit that I looked up the words on the metrolyrics site because I knew it mentioned some number. Hey thanks for the info. And Tim you are really blessed to have been able to go to Downey and to see and connect up with those places. Can't think of any number at the moment.
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Post by karen69roland on Mar 5, 2005 1:54:02 GMT -5
I don't think this one has been done, yet. Two Sides from Passage Yes, it was..., page one, second post. ;D [glow=red,2,300][/glow][shadow=red,left,300] [/shadow][shadow=red,left,300]Roland Chayer[/shadow][shadow=red,left,300] [/shadow]
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Post by beaner on Mar 5, 2005 6:40:50 GMT -5
From "Uninvited Guest", the line "Just like the old song, Torn Between TWO Lovers"
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Post by YesterdayOnceMore on Mar 5, 2005 16:40:01 GMT -5
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Post by smoothie2 on Mar 14, 2005 0:39:09 GMT -5
???In the radio disc jockey part from the Now and Then album...whoever does that says: " Now it's 53 degrees and a quarter past the hour and where were you when this song became number one.." I realize I may not have the exact degrees or words right on that. I know this same type of narrative is used in the Live Budokan '74 recording... Also, this is also tied in with on the Calling Occupants recording.
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Post by Rick Henry on Mar 14, 2005 0:54:00 GMT -5
Hi Smoothie, that's our favorite guitarist Tony Peluso doing the DJ parts on the "Oldies Medley" and "Calling Occupants". He does a great job.
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Post by smoothie2 on Mar 15, 2005 0:30:09 GMT -5
Hi Smoothie, that's our favorite guitarist Tony Peluso doing the DJ parts on the "Oldies Medley" and "Calling Occupants". He does a great job. Yes, he is very talented. Wonder what he's doing now.... ****************************** From JAMBALYA: "KIN-FOLK COME TO SEE yNONNE BY THE DOZEN....
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Post by Carps1000 on Mar 19, 2005 13:05:46 GMT -5
Two Lives love has torn apart ( Made In America)
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Post by labortoshie on Mar 25, 2005 2:56:04 GMT -5
THE SONG: THOSE GOOD OLD DREAMS
ONE BY ONE IT SEEMS THERE COMING TRUE
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