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By 1981 the Beatles were a memory, the Stones were recycling 1970s songs and the Who were too - and the Kinks at long last were riding a trail of four monster albums and filling stadiums, Not sure if he who laughs last laughs best, by the Kinks had it all together by this time and this song shows...

These guys were a throwback to the Gas House Gang-type of teams from the 1930s. They played hard on field and off the diamond as well. I still hear stories from people who were "in the know" about this team from 1963 through about 1970 and they were a bunch of characters. My dad took me out to T...

Nice work, but how could you leave out Bill Freehan? All-Star catcher for umpteen years, several Gold Gloves and who belongs in the Hall of Fame? He holds or held darn near every record worth having.

Someone didn't understand the joke about one-way flights? You forgot 9/11 already?

This woman's cruising on a serious buzz. It would have been funnier than all heck if VCRs were around when I was in college in the 1970s. Sit around sharing a fatty and watching this lady? Talk about the eternal smile....

This guy is SO all that Obummer is not. Forthright, direct, honest and quick-witted. Not to mention personable! - not an ounce of haughtiness such as perrpetually emitted from the White House lately. He's got my vote for whatever office he seeks, if I am eligible to give it to him.

Google the Tasmanian Tiger, and this looks the same except the ears are a bit longer and it has no stripes on the back. The rear legs and tail are a dead giveaway for a marsupial of some sort. Whoever said it was part hyena is mistaken, as hyena hindquarters are shorter than the forelegs. This an...

This IS the Golden Age of the Kinks, in my opinion. Their '60s stuff was excellent, but I don't do wistful, angst-ridden songs very well. The later stuff had a cynical, hard edge to it toward which Dead End Street only hinted. The critics can go pound sand - I never based my tastes on what someon...

About freaking time!!!!!

It almost certainly was human error in the klieglights of media attention that caused the miscount, but AP may have been at fault when all's said and done. (Hard to tell, with that lot.) If, however, it lulled the Madison and Milwaukee machines into a false sense of victory whereby they didn't ne...

First time I ever saw this version. Easton sounds just like Dave Davies here, how he makes those sounds come out of that guitar is beyond me. So freaking 1980s (where's Max Headroom?) but I can play this all day.

If this aberrant behavior is so benign and delightful, why not wait until the kids are all adults and then let them choose for themselves whether to explore it? Why the perceived need by homosexuals to inculcate this in grade-school kids?

Seems to me, the answer is obvious - despite the insiste...

Hey Harry (Truman), had enough yet?

Public equipment used in this manner by public employees on the clock so cavalierly....I thought this was Seattle under the Dave Beck years for a few horrible moments. Worse, I guess, if the sickness spread this far!

Thanks to whomever put this one up. One of their more obscure ones - never understood why, it proves the Kinks can rock as hard as anybody out there and then some - and live, no less!

@TwoUselessLegs Your brain's more useless than your legs. What does his smoking have to do with anything? I guess Barack Obama sucks as a president cuz he smokes, too......oy vey.

Cruelty to animals, shouldn't be feeding them all that cholesterol

Charlie Watts and Mick Avory were both jazz drummers who played with rock bands. Matter of fact, Mick Avory was considered by the Stones for the position with their band and played a few gigs with them in 1962 or '63 before the Stones hired Watts.