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video? What video? Audio is good. Nice photo of limes.

@markusgl1 Yes, sir. As a citizen of the commonwealth, he deserves to be knighted.

Such talent. If someone has the video of him singing 'Vincent' while painting "Starry Night': please post.

@decompoze1 vinyl or cd? If vinyl great score.

I know it when I see it; this is what I would call cajun jazz. Doug Kershaw would have rocked out listening to this.

Her little girl voice is so right for the campfire song.

@ThePregnancySlaves Breast cancer happens.

The Ending: ABC cancelled the series because the story line did not appeal enough to the people buying soap and tires. Lynch did what Lynch does; he was given lemons and made ambrosia. Of course the ending is ambiguous. That ending is what he could do within the corporate structure of that and ...

The most haunting and beautiful TV opening of all time.

@generationx1966 Sorry about 'the soldier in drag.' But 'the soldier in drag' drives home the angst and loss that is the heart of this song.

It would have been nice if Marion Morrison had believed what he said in his movies. He was an actor. He was a very good actor. If you think he believed what he said in this clip, I have the deed to a bridge in Brooklyn...

What's with the stills from that awful movie?

Ralph was lame, but he is the father of reality television. He appealed to the purient, because it sells. Allen Funt, Simon Cowell, Ann Landers, Oprah, Rush Limbaugh, and many others have used these techniques to become very rich.

Awesome cover.

This works because true music is folk music. Be it rap or rock, metal or new age, hip hop or country swing, classical or jazz, et al.; music comes from the people (the folk) and touches univeral buttons.

On a college radio station in the 80's, I played this song followed by nine covers, introducing each new cover with "and now for something completely different..." It was my protest against tinkle down economics. Occupy may be driven from the parks, "but the fighter still remains."

wow. Awe inspiring harmonies, intriguing guitar riffs and solos, well integrated and subtle drumming: NOT! I assume they weren't booed off the stage in the middle of the song because Canadians are too polite.

Let the silent 99% once again be heard.

viva Edith.

Once again, this woman makes me cry.

Cracker nailed blues,country,rock, folk to the wall and made the music cry uncle with this one. I put this in the same rank as: Stairway to Heaven, Closer, Hey Jude, Satisfaction (I can't go no), Non je ne regrette riene, Walking at Midnight, Ode to Joy,

I like paul but this sux

The more things change, the more they stay the same. Work harder to stay in the same place while "bale capital" takes in the profits

There were two pins my father held dear. He received a Purple Heart in WWII. He also paid his dues after he retired and received his Fifty Year Union Carpenter Pin. He was proud of both, but more proud of the union pin. Why? The Purple Heart was a result of doing what he had to do, due to circ...

I am a second generation Dane/Swede given up for adoption and raised by evangelicals on the north and eastern edge of Navajo lands in South Valley ABQ. That might be a factor in why this song resonates in my soul.

This song is as important now, as it was when he recorded it.

The sad, pathetic truth is that the roots of the 'liberal bias' in the mainstream press has become anathema in the last 30 years, thanks to, Ronald, Mc if there is a Hell he will be frying next to Satan, Reagan.

The source of libera...

I agree with with your re-do suggestions with the exception of taking out freebird and that despite the fact that I am a big Bowie fan. To all you Led Zep "Stairway..." was overplayed critics: It was overplayed because it was awesome. What album was on the Billboard top 200 for the most YEARS?...

socialism=society