fosterchild.bsky.social
Science, art, food, movies, history, chess, theatre, fishing, politics, golf and humour keep me busy when I'm not thinking about music.
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The word "out" should be after "stressing."
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This live version from his 50th b-day is among the best versions of this song. At another point in the set he does Quicksand with Robert Smith from The Cure which is pretty special too.
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USA is broken
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Trump just makes Carney look better and better.
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Incel convention.
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On a more-positive note, just started The Watcher. Great work, Ms. Farrow!
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The Wall.
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PP needs elevator morality, not shoes.
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2 - 'cuz of Ramble On.
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Wicked record. The reboot of Putting out Fire with Stevie on guitar is smoking.
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Owned.
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Beatles, Doors, then a tie between 4 and Screaming for Vengeance. Could take either.
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It's gotta be Ziggy and Exile for me, but Machine Head is a highly underrated record.
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I'll go with GnR on this. The record is solid and for a first record, amazing. The VH record is good, but doesn't do it for me like the LA scumbags.
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One of my faves. This record is a beast. So Central Rain, Driver 8, Harbourcoat, 7 Chinese Bros, Camera... and all the rest. Just one great record. Thank you.
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Sure, lets get back to the good ol' days when women couldn't vote, child labour and Jim Crow was normal, life expectancy was 40, infant mortality was sky high, water was contaminated and city plumbing, sanitation and infrastructure was unknown (along with penicillin, anesthesia and minimum wage).
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Lots of great tunes and Knopfler was one of the best, but it's still gotta be Sultans of Swing for me.
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Can I have 3? I can't let Tommy or Abbey Road slide and Zeppelin 2 is their best album in my opinion.
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Well done, man. Big kudos to you from Canada.
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You should take solace in the fact that they see you as a threat. And they call everyone else, "snowflakes". What a bunch of losers.
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Somebody once asked Freddy Mercury what it's like to be the best vocalist on Earth. He replied, "you need to ask Steve Perry."
Don't Stop Believing with Lights and Lovin' Touchin' Squeezin' in hot pursuit.
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White Album and then a toss up between the Stones and The Band. Maybe leaning slightly towards ...Big Pink.
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They are as stupid as it gets.
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You ought to have been president years ago.
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Even worse if the American people allow it AND vote for him again.
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Revolver and Blonde on Blonde. Although it would surely hurt having to lose some of these.