Jimmy Buffett discussion
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Gulfbreeze wrote:Paradise By The Dashboard Light
this song should be course matter in every I called some doof the other day and got the "please enjoy the musicsurfpirate wrote:Ahhh ...... but The Wiggles are classic. You'll never tire of them (right?).Little Miss Magic's Mama wrote:green1 wrote:1) The Barney Song
2) The Elmo song
3) This is the song that never ends
4) John Jacob Jinkleheimer Schmitz
Can you tell I have been listening to my daughter's music too much?I just had to laugh when I saw this post. I think I'll scream if I hear anything by Dora the Explorer and Little Einsteins. Oh...and the Backyardigans.
~~~~ surfpirate (soooooo glad my 'keets have outgrown Barney and friends)
Sidew13 wrote:Anything by Bruce Springstein
Joe and I disagree... 
pbans wrote:I am such a creature of habit.....I can't think of a song I don't ever want to hear again.....most classic rock songs are associated with a good memory for me.....because I AM a classic....
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OMG! You've just described my life exactly!!!!surfpirate wrote:Anything and everything that makes its way to Radio Disney. I have two young 'keets and sadly I can name and easily identify every "artist" on the Disney airwaves ........ Kelly Clarkson, Aly and AJ, Jonas Brothers, Corbin Bleu, Jesse McCartney, Hillary Duff, Cheetah Girls, Bowling For Soup (actually I kinda like the BFS guys). And Lordy ...... the same top 10-15 songs repeat over and over and .......
What's really scary is when I forget that I'm driving somewhere w/o the 'keets in the truck and then realize I've been listening to Radio Disney for 45 minutes when I didn't have too.
I told my daughter she was too young to get an iPod but I'm starting to rethink that position. At least she'd be listening to her choice of "music" through earphones.
~~~~~ surfpirate
Uh Cubbie?? the whole front side of Hotel CaliforniaCubbie Bear wrote:I was just riding the 28 miles back from my morning appointment, listening as I normally do to one of two "classic rock" stations. As I was switching with just about every other song, I came to a realization. I just cannot listen to some songs I have known and loved for decades. Today's "classic Rock" are tomorrow's "Golden Oldies", but I have been listening since they were new and cutting edge and dare I say revolutionary. Here off the top of my head are songs these stations have beat to death that I can not listen to anymore, or the overplayed top ten
1. Stairway to Heaven (this started about ten years ago)
2. Satisfaction
3. Black Water (or virtually any Doobie Song)
3. (Tie)Magic Carpet Ride/Born to Be Wild
4. Take the Money and Run-Steve Miller
5. Come Sail Away-Styx
6. Margaritaville
7. American Pie
8. Hotel California
9. Proud Mary
10. Bohemian Rapsody
Who is on yor list??????????????????????
I'm jumping into this late, but I'm tipsy so it counters that..Cubbie Bear wrote:I was just riding the 28 miles back from my morning appointment, listening as I normally do to one of two "classic rock" stations. As I was switching with just about every other song, I came to a realization. I just cannot listen to some songs I have known and loved for decades. Today's "classic Rock" are tomorrow's "Golden Oldies", but I have been listening since they were new and cutting edge and dare I say revolutionary. Here off the top of my head are songs these stations have beat to death that I can not listen to anymore, or the overplayed top ten
1. Stairway to Heaven (this started about ten years ago)
2. Satisfaction
3. Black Water (or virtually any Doobie Song)
3. (Tie)Magic Carpet Ride/Born to Be Wild
4. Take the Money and Run-Steve Miller
5. Come Sail Away-Styx
6. Margaritaville
7. American Pie
8. Hotel California
9. Proud Mary
10. Bohemian Rapsody
Who is on yor list??????????????????????
ouch!! I like Night Ranger---all two songs I knew by them.ragtopW wrote:KOZZ in Reno had a "tumbin Dice" weekend
where the DJ picked a band every hour. and rolled two dice
to see how many songs he played for that band..
He had to play the whole first album of Night Ranger
and then like 4 songs over...
that was all they had..
living so close to the Bay when they were up and comming..popcornjack wrote:ouch!! I like Night Ranger---all two songs I knew by them.ragtopW wrote:KOZZ in Reno had a "tumbin Dice" weekend
where the DJ picked a band every hour. and rolled two dice
to see how many songs he played for that band..
He had to play the whole first album of Night Ranger
and then like 4 songs over...
that was all they had..
can't NEARLY match that number, but Spin Doctors in NYC in the early 90's. Couldn't swing a dead cat and not hit a bar they were playing in.ragtopW wrote:living so close to the Bay when they were up and comming..popcornjack wrote:ouch!! I like Night Ranger---all two songs I knew by them.ragtopW wrote:KOZZ in Reno had a "tumbin Dice" weekend
where the DJ picked a band every hour. and rolled two dice
to see how many songs he played for that band..
He had to play the whole first album of Night Ranger
and then like 4 songs over...
that was all they had..
I must have seen them 25??maybe 40 times??
popcornjack wrote:can't NEARLY match that number, but Spin Doctors in NYC in the early 90's. Couldn't swing a dead cat and not hit a bar they were playing in.ragtopW wrote:living so close to the Bay when they were up and comming..popcornjack wrote:ouch!! I like Night Ranger---all two songs I knew by them.ragtopW wrote:KOZZ in Reno had a "tumbin Dice" weekend
where the DJ picked a band every hour. and rolled two dice
to see how many songs he played for that band..
He had to play the whole first album of Night Ranger
and then like 4 songs over...
that was all they had..
I must have seen them 25??maybe 40 times??
Oh, I'm not saying they were bad. I'm just saying that we could find them on a random Tuesday night playing some local bar.Big Jimmy wrote:popcornjack wrote:can't NEARLY match that number, but Spin Doctors in NYC in the early 90's. Couldn't swing a dead cat and not hit a bar they were playing in.ragtopW wrote:living so close to the Bay when they were up and comming..popcornjack wrote:ouch!! I like Night Ranger---all two songs I knew by them.ragtopW wrote:KOZZ in Reno had a "tumbin Dice" weekend
where the DJ picked a band every hour. and rolled two dice
to see how many songs he played for that band..
He had to play the whole first album of Night Ranger
and then like 4 songs over...
that was all they had..
I must have seen them 25??maybe 40 times??
I saw the Spin Doctors a few times-- they weren't that bad. Few years later the lead singer had some kind of throat cancer--- then they did do another tour-and put out a CD. CD wasn't bad at all.
what the....??ragtopW wrote:Sidew13 wrote:Anything by Bruce Springstein
I do love a few Springsteen songs.. but some of them....
