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@gabbax2hey77 That's hilarious.

This video would have been a good tool for your parents to use to discipline your younger brother with if he didn't behave.

"OK, young man! Clean your room, or we're putting on the 'Bold As Brass' video! NOW!"

With me, it was this old conch shell. I always th...

This song has always reminded me of my early school days for some reason, when music class consisted of a dusty old upright piano, an autoharp, and an elderly bluehaired teacher with this aluminum tuning whistle that looked like a spark plug gage. The record collection for class anold vinyl LP o...

Thanks for the ride.

Recently watched the original Star Trek episode "Return of The Archons", which was filmed at Forty Acre

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I had no idea of its historic significance.

Plenty of times I passed by that area when I lived and worked in LA in the 90's. In fact, I had an account that couldn't h...

@ERROR404000 It's about a man who thought his cat was his son, as he watched it late one night doing its dirty business in the litter box, tail all a-fluttering with each successive squirt. But as the cat exited the box, he at last came to the conclusion that his son was actually an onion. So he...

I wonder how shiney and happy Stipe is going to feel in the final few minutes before he dies of AIDS?

The most unfortunate thing is that so little has been learned or corrected from the events of March 1963 in an onion field near Wheeler Ridge. I pick up the papers these days and read of at least four police departments within fifty miles of me that are presently embroiled in scandals, corruptio...

If I were the father of either of the two girls commenting in this video, as long as the college taught them to stop saying "Oh My God" , I'd consider their college education a success.

For those in the dark on the subject of Squeeky/ Jimmy-

wikipeidia's article on Squeeky has a rather bizzare little footnote on her attempt to contact Jimmy Page during Zep's 1975 North American tour.

I remember a bar in Mystic, CT. that had a tender who always played nothing but old Stones on a reel to reel.

I rarely drink anymore. But if there were a place like that around, I might be more inclined to.

So good. These guys were the spokesmen for us mid 1970's high school punks.

Maybe we didn't score weed or pussy as often as some of todays young whippersnappers, who are spoiled silly.

By by doggie...we had the better music.

@onemaddog100 Thanks, pal.

Admittedly, I'm not too far removed from Britain. Both parents were of limey stock as far back as I can trace.

Too few of us around here now.

The unmistakable Hank fingerprints are all over this.

Want to get a good feel for the peaceful setting that inspired this song?

Go to google maps and type "Bryn Yr Aur, Llandderfel, Bala, UK", and it should bring you right there.

Relax and navigate around. It'll do you good.

A thought just occured to me: Of their contemporaries, who were the "Anti" Enz of the day?

Anti Enz...he he

"Anti Enz! Anti Enz! I want to come back to Kansas. There's no place like home..."

Back to my intitial thought, I would maybe have to say..hmm..I won't say The Bee Gees because of the...

I can see how lately a New Londoner would be of the "I just don't gve a F***" attitude.

This is sort of reminiscent of the Allen Brothers "Jake Walk Blues".

In spite of Bill Mays

OxyClean removes Purple Haze

I had one too. But from what I remember, the Mercury capsule had a white background...as I saw in another Mercury record label.

Maybe since this is a "vendor" copy, it's a little different than the one I had.

Always liked the 45 record labels.

I had "Quinn the Eskimo" by Manfred Mann on Mercury records...exact same lable. First thing I thought upon seeing it held up.

I voted thumbs up because I think it is funny.

My dog freaks out every time I play this video.

Seeing this clip, I believe Donovan would have made a good minstrel for "The Brave Sir Robin" in 'Monty Python And The Holy Grail'.

@25makelele I wasn't really that young then- 33 years old.

It sure felt like I was never going to get back on my feet again, after losing virtually everything except my life.

Things turned out better than I expected though. Just had to work for it. So to me, when I hear kids say that I don't d...

Seeing Sam and Dave both in a sorrow-fit towards the end of this song sort of reminded me of a picture in the news recenlty of the North Korean mourners for Kim Jong Il.

Sorry...don't mean to offend anyone by this observation. Just trying to add some levity is all.

And Sam-Dave...I love you gu...