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by philosopher-saint on November 4th, 2009
I really loved the hard rock group "Grand Funk Railroad" as a teenager in the early '70's. Lotsa years went by and when I listened to their big-time (I think 2nd) album again in the mid-'80's, it was like, WTF was I thinking? Now I got one of their tunes on my YouTube 'favourites' list.
Sorta 'full circle' (but not quite!) now?
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by mellow_girl on November 4th, 2009
i remember when tantric came out with their first cd in 2001, i loved the whole cd and listened to it over and over til one day i saw an interview with the lead singer, he was so full of himself and was talking about what a wonderful rock star he was, it turned me off to their music immediately and i havent listened to it hardly any at all since then...
whats your favorite movie and song?
by david96 on January 7th, 2012
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What (in your opinion) is the anthem of the 80's?
by BabyRottie on January 10th, 2012
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Does anyone remember the singer Ruby Amanfu? She sang a song called "Sugah". What happened to her?
by Kenz the Frenz on January 21st, 2012
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Why does Celtic Woman use the exact same face in the same pose on every one of their album covers?
by machinerat on January 7th, 2012
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Mr Cab driver_____________?
by Bornabrit on January 30th, 2012
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OK, which songs? Closer To Home? Sins A Good Man's Brother?
by Ed the Jetpacking Headbanger on November 4th, 2009
"Inside Lookin Out" & "Heartbreaker" were my two favourites, Ed. Reminds me of summertime!
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by philosopher-saint on November 4th, 2009
I have a live album of theirs, silver and shaped round like a coin. I think it was recorded at Shea Stadium.
by Ed the Jetpacking Headbanger on November 4th, 2009
I remember that one = it was easy to steal outta a record store like that one Traffic LP with cut corners (?!). The one I still have (LP) is the red cover fold-out with B&W close-up band photo inside. Farner's got no shirt on.
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by philosopher-saint on November 4th, 2009
My older brother had a few of their 8-tracks. Long lost now. I should look up a greatest hits CD. Did you listen to Rare Earth? I met their singer/drummer in September.
by Ed the Jetpacking Headbanger on November 5th, 2009
"Rare Earth" = One of my early (American) favourites too, with the drummer/lead vocalist with powerful, 'ballsy' voice!
They did a coupla' great MoTown tune covers, especially that one of The Temptations's "I'm Losin' You." = a classic piece of 'white boy blues'! Add to that "Get Ready" & others = too cool!
How'd you meet him?
[Did he take you backstage and make you do something(s) you didn't want to?!]
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by philosopher-saint on November 5th, 2009
His two sons play minor league baseball. He was coaching 1st base for the last game of the season. He sang God Bless America during the 7th inning stretch. He signed autographs after the game was over. He told me he still tours.
by Ed the Jetpacking Headbanger on November 5th, 2009
Wow - that's really cool, guy! Sounds like he's got a lotta 'class' to do that. Lemme ask = in the day, didn't this band seem, I dunno, more 'intelligent' than lots of 'em? This dude especially. I can dig that!
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[Where I live, there's lotsa 'celebrities', etc., and from what I've seen, I can understand how most of 'em can seem like dickheads. But there's some real A-holes out there stalking 'em (or worse) alla time!]
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BTW: Somewhere above, '8-track' tapes are mentioned = I hadda case fulla twenty I gave to a pal a few years ago. What a crappy medium!
by philosopher-saint on November 5th, 2009
I've met many pro athletes over the years and they can be not too friendly. I understand they are stalked for autographs most of the time. Retired athletes are either happy people recognize them or bitter.
All the musicians I've met have been very friendly. Seems they don't really get to meet fans as easily as athletes do.
I've only met a few actors, mostly from the original Star Trek TV show. I've heard some in New York are afraid of fans.
by Ed the Jetpacking Headbanger on November 6th, 2009
Yeah, for good reason(s). Look at John Hinkley, fer instance.
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I suppose for most folks who make their living in the puplic eye, a certain amount of 'paparrazi'(sp?) attention is beneficial, or even *required* to stay famous. Likely, maintaining some balance (if possible) would be the challenge in that (keeping them away from your family, etc.). And subdued (invisible) security. I dunno 'bout you, but that seems too great a price to pay. And fame is one o' those things that are hard (or impossible) to reverse if you change your mind!
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by philosopher-saint on November 6th, 2009