How can you guys not like the Mullet.
It was the hottest look back in the day.
Just look at him. He looks so macho.
Whatever floats your boat!
Though I guess macho was never my thing...
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Whatever floats your boat!
Though I guess macho was never my thing...
Variety is the spice of a groundskeeper's life.
Normally, I prefer frantic music.
(I've only heard this one guy play it properly, ie,
in the manner that would frighten Klingons.)
I'm listening to the sound of the battery charger for my lawn mower which just ran out while I was mowing my neighbor's yard for him. While not musical, it is functional. The lawn looks much nicer now, like green music for the eyes.
PoetPhilosopher
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I like it. I'm not too picky when it comes to music.
Yup, same impression i got. Not my thing but the children seemed to enjoy it again, probably the 5th or 6th time they watched it.
PoetPhilosopher
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As far as Transformers goes, I really only liked the cartoons. I've watched the movie, and it was good to have music by Linkin Park, but it reminded me too much of a kid's show like Sharkboy & Lavagirl or something.
Hubby is snoring, i have earbuds listening to
It's the ultimate instrument.
A fun variation that bee thingie....
On what other instrument can one play a tune
that mimics radar, ie, the signal sent & received, eh.
And it can be played unconventionally....
Psycho's theme was only for strings.
But on the piano...
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I guess that I'm the only one who likes rock and roll best. What I like about songs like this one is the toe tapping groove established at the start before the lyrics appear, improvisational guitar, and the lyrics, which are fairly topical and very human. The song, about Amanda and Elijah, is about work being unproductive and needing to move on.
There ain't no bread in the bread box
'Cause we ain't got no dough
And it's seems like we ain't got enough time
To go foolin' around no more
Been working so hard for oh so long
What've you got to show?
Open up your eyes little darling
Let's pack up the things and go
Open up your eyes little darling
Don't want to live here no more
Open up your eyes little darling
Been here for far too long
Open up your eyes little darling
It's time to move along
There ain't no bread in the bread box
'Cause we ain't got no dough
And it's seems like we ain't got enough time
To go foolin' around no more
Been working so hard for oh so long
What've you got to show?
Open up your eyes little darling
Let's pack up the things and go
Open up your eyes little darling
Don't want to live here no more
Open up your eyes little darling
Been here for far too long
Open up your eyes little darling
It's time to move along
Augustus
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Just look at him. He looks so macho.
Not just a tough guy, he's also got all the moves. Such a versatile artiste...
I love playing the Gymnopedies -- and the Gnossiennes, and Pieces Froides (Airs a Faire Fuir}.
Because I live in an apartment building, I try to keep my piano playing to hours that won't bug anyone else, which is something of a nuisance.
Trailblazer
Veteran Member
I usually listen to Easy Listening on the TV in the living room which is adjacent to the computer room but right now I am listening to the TV in the bedroom since my husband is watching the movie Dances With Wolves.
Orbit
I'm a planet
I'm listening to Charles Mingus' "Ah-Um" album.
