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Author: MolesworthMolesworth Date: Oct 31, 2007 20:04
As I can't abide most of US TV, I have a wide and varied selections of
tunes.
I decide what I'm in the mood for out of the categories I've set up, and
tonight was 'Country'. I know, I know - but it grows on you, specially
if you've lived in rural.. 'Where the blacktop ends" has a resonance, as
does 'The Walmart car Park Social Club' as I've seen these things.
Unfortunately a lot of the songs are sad.
One of them is titled 'Long Goodbye'.
It is *so* sad. Sniff.
Anyone have a specially *Sad* song?
For no particular reason.
--
Molesworth
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Author: Mack A. DamiaMack A. Damia Date: Oct 31, 2007 20:11
On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 22:04:14 -0500, Molesworth bellsouth.net>
wrote:
>As I can't abide most of US TV, I have a wide and varied selections of
>tunes.
>
>I decide what I'm in the mood for out of the categories I've set up, and
>tonight was 'Country'. I know, I know - but it grows on you, specially
>if you've lived in rural.. 'Where the blacktop ends" has a resonance, as
>does 'The Walmart car Park Social Club' as I've seen these things.
>Unfortunately a lot of the songs are sad.
>
>One of them is titled 'Long Goodbye'.
>
>It is *so* sad. Sniff.
>
>Anyone have a specially *Sad* song?
*Happy Birthday*.
--
mad
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Author: LilPeachLilPeach Date: Oct 31, 2007 20:45
Molesworth wrote:
> As I can't abide most of US TV, I have a wide and varied selections of
> tunes.
>
> I decide what I'm in the mood for out of the categories I've set up,
> and tonight was 'Country'. I know, I know - but it grows on you,
> specially if you've lived in rural.. 'Where the blacktop ends" has a
> resonance, as does 'The Walmart car Park Social Club' as I've seen
> these things. Unfortunately a lot of the songs are sad.
>
> One of them is titled 'Long Goodbye'.
>
> It is *so* sad. Sniff.
>
> Anyone have a specially *Sad* song?
>
> For no particular reason.
Green Day - Boulevard of Broken Dreams
Makes me cry every time.
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Author: GeepGeep Date: Nov 1, 2007 10:03
In message news.lga.highwinds-media.com>,
Molesworth bellsouth.net> writes>
>One of them is titled 'Long Goodbye'.
Hmm. Fires up Limewire ...
Brooks and Dunn (whoever they are)?
>
>Anyone have a specially *Sad* song?
>
Patches. No, not Clarance Carter. Dickie Lee.
Everleys - Lightening Express
Ritchie Valence or Ray Peterson - Tell Laura I love her
Red Sovine - Teddy Bear
Johnny Cash - Sunday morning going down
That one by Harry Chapin, about never having enough time.
Jimmy Dean - Big Bad John
Mark Dinning - Teen Angel
Springsteen - The River
Elvis - Old Shep
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Date: Nov 1, 2007 10:28
> In message news.lga.highwinds-media.com>,
> Molesworth bellsouth.net> writes>>
>>One of them is titled 'Long Goodbye'.
>
> Hmm. Fires up Limewire ...
>
> Brooks and Dunn (whoever they are)?
>>
>>Anyone have a specially *Sad* song?
>>
[snipped]
>
> Ritchie Valence or Ray Peterson - Tell Laura I love her
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Author: Peter WardPeter Ward Date: Nov 1, 2007 11:34
On Thu, 1 Nov 2007 17:03:48 +0000, Geep wrote:
>In message news.lga.highwinds-media.com>,
>Molesworth bellsouth.net> writes>>
>>One of them is titled 'Long Goodbye'.
>That one by Harry Chapin, about never having enough time.
Hell, almost anything by Harry Chapin. I like his stuff, but after
listening to one side of an album I'm too depressed to continue and
need some Blues to cheer me up.
>Jimmy Dean - Big Bad John
Great stuff.
>Bobby Goldsboro - Honey
Ick!
>Buddy Holley - Raining in my heart
Nice!
--
Peter
I'm an alien
email: groups at asylum dot nildram dot co dot uk
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Author: GeepGeep Date: Nov 1, 2007 12:58
In message zhonka.net>, LilPeach
<{lilpeach}@zhonka.net> writes>"Geep" nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
>>>
>> Ritchie Valence or Ray Peterson - Tell Laura I love her
Aww, Baby, you *know* what I like :-)
--
Just a Geepster for your love
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Author: GeepGeep Date: Nov 1, 2007 13:08
In message 4ax.com>, Peter Ward
privacy.net> writes>On Thu, 1 Nov 2007 17:03:48 +0000, Geep wrote:
>
>>That one by Harry Chapin, about never having enough time.
>
>Hell, almost anything by Harry Chapin. I like his stuff, but after
>listening to one side of an album I'm too depressed to continue and
>need some Blues to cheer me up.
Indeed. When, in the age of the ipod and CD, did anyone last
refer to listening to one side of an album? I understand, but I bet a
whole generation has grown up who wouldn't have a clue what that meant.
I had in mind Cats in the cradle, but couldn't bring the title to mind.
>
>>Jimmy Dean - Big Bad John
>
>Great stuff.
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Author: purplehazepurplehaze Date: Nov 1, 2007 14:07
> As I can't abide most of US TV, I have a wide and varied selections of
> tunes.
>
> I decide what I'm in the mood for out of the categories I've set up, and
> tonight was 'Country'. I know, I know - but it grows on you, specially
> if you've lived in rural.. 'Where the blacktop ends" has a resonance, as
> does 'The Walmart car Park Social Club' as I've seen these things.
> Unfortunately a lot of the songs are sad.
>
> One of them is titled 'Long Goodbye'.
>
> It is *so* sad. Sniff.
>
> Anyone have a specially *Sad* song?
>
> For no particular reason.
How Soon Is Now - The Smiths.
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