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And The Burn-Outs Just Keep On Comin'
- Thread starter Radknowski
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If I never heard "Moon Dance" by Van Morrison again it would be too soon
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if I got a Buffalo Nickel for every time I played or heard it, I could send my grandson Joel to Standford and still have enough moola left over to treat the entire NHL to free dental aide for the remainder of the century..
OR
if I got a Buffalo Nickel for every time I played or heard it, I could send my grandson Joel to Standford and still have enough moola left over to treat the entire NHL to free dental aide for the remainder of the century..
I gave the local rock stations a listen the other day, and boy they didn't disappoint (from their entrenched burn-out playlist)....
Boy, are they consistent ! !
Dallas rock radio is a mile wide, and a millimeter deep.
The only exception was the HD-3 channel, Indy-Verse. That was listenable. Everything else is a vomit-fest...
Boy, are they consistent ! !
Dallas rock radio is a mile wide, and a millimeter deep.
The only exception was the HD-3 channel, Indy-Verse. That was listenable. Everything else is a vomit-fest...
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SirRoxalot said:
pink floyd is great.it is creative rock that has many diffrent levils on each song that sound good together and unlike most groups these days each song doesn`t have the same exact feel.there is good variety in listening to pink floyd.
Jim Santella said:
'Tis a shame one of many stellar cuts on the album of the same name get no respect- like "Caravan" - as played by Dr. Johnny Fever aka Howard Hessman on "WKRP in Cincinnati"
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