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This morning on my walk I got into a "conversation" with a Texas Mockingbird. I love to imitate sounds of different birds and almost always get them replying as "one of them". Mockingbirds have a huge repertoire of sounds and for the first 10 or so I was able to do so well that he/she followed me going from tree to tree making even more calls. Finally at one point the mockingbird went into a rapid change from one call to another and I just could not keep up Got maybe 2 or 3 of the 10 newer ones. Now I know how the guy in "Deliverance" felt. That damn bird was mocking into submission! ?
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My friend and composer Carl Baldassarre
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"It was hot summers night & a beach was burning" ?️
Album Dead Ringer... MTV video in the 1980's
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I hope I didn't post this before but I absolutely love this song. Of course there are thousands of songs I love but sometimes I'll drive around in the car listening to it over and over. I just bonded with it the first time I heard it.
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My friend and composer Carl Baldassarre
My friend and composer Carl Baldassarre
Just for nickers. ??
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My friend and composer Carl Baldassarre
Just for nickers. ??
Just for nickers. ??
Shirt is ugly AF but I love the printed message lol
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From the original singer songwriter Jerry Jeff Walker before the hit was made famous in 197o by the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.
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And because it's the 50th anniversary for Hip-Hop. Nas said it best.
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The Ballad of Loser Lefty
this is an amazing old song. Johnny Cash sang it, too...
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Just felt it necessary given the conversation in the Superbowl thread. Maybe a place where someone finds something they like randomly with what we share.
You can present your music with or without any other commentary. I tend to choose the latter.
Just a great jam, IMHO. I love funk, and if you pay attention to the lyrics - a commentary on hip hop (at the time) with what record executives wanted the band to produce, but what they felt ended up doing - rock n roll shelters all.
@d-bone.... Like I said, if you ever work up the nerve to listen.
Just felt it necessary given the conversation in the Superbowl thread. Maybe a place where someone finds something they like randomly with what we share.
You can present your music with or without any other commentary. I tend to choose the latter.
Just a great jam, IMHO. I love funk, and if you pay attention to the lyrics - a commentary on hip hop (at the time) with what record executives wanted the band to produce, but what they felt ended up doing - rock n roll shelters all.
@d-bone.... Like I said, if you ever work up the nerve to listen.
WOW! The 2nd singer takes this song to another level. They're both good though. Another band that used to offset vocals well (if they're your cup of tea) was Linkin Park. The song below doesn't have very much of a blend; but the guy with the backward cap doing an occasional chorus - does do some rap in quite a few of their other songs. Again, this might not be for everybody. They kind of grew on me. Every time I heard them I'd be like who was that?
I welcome the only Defensive Coordinator to earn a Superbowl Ring in New Orleans while understanding Revenge of the Nerds is a sequel. "Come get some!" -
Just felt it necessary given the conversation in the Superbowl thread. Maybe a place where someone finds something they like randomly with what we share.
You can present your music with or without any other commentary. I tend to choose the latter.
Just a great jam, IMHO. I love funk, and if you pay attention to the lyrics - a commentary on hip hop (at the time) with what record executives wanted the band to produce, but what they felt ended up doing - rock n roll shelters all.
@d-bone.... Like I said, if you ever work up the nerve to listen.
WOW! The 2nd singer takes this song to another level. They're both good though. Another band that used to offset vocals well (if they're your cup of tea) was Linkin Park. The song below doesn't have very much of a blend; but the guy with the backward cap doing an occasional chorus - does do some rap in quite a few of their other songs. Again, this might not be for everybody. They kind of grew on me. Every time I heard them I'd be like who was that?
Another band that used to offset vocals well (if they're your cup of tea) was Linkin Park.
I'm early 30s, I grew up with Linkin Park ?
The song below doesn't have very much of a blend;
Chester does good stuff on his own.
This was a side song project he did that I remember randomly stumbled across on 92.3 out of CLE when they did late night alternate jams.
but the guy with the backward cap doing an occasional chorus - does do some rap in quite a few of their other songs.
That's Mike Shinoda who had his own solo project that was pretty decent.
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