relayer101
Responses from relayer101
| Whats on your turntable tonight? Eels - Shootenanny DreamWorks 2003 | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? Pinetop Seven - Rigging The ToplightsTruckstop Records 1998 | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? Marvin Gaye - 3LP Anthology from 1974Those duets with Tammi Terrell are as good as it gets! | |
| I agree with Keef And a three party system would be ok also but since the current two parties can't agree on much it's doubtful a third would help. Maybe a little more moderate thinking is in order. | |
| I agree with Keef All I can say is thank God we have a two party system in this country that allows different views to be discussed, debated, and voted on. If you only want one point of view go and live in a communist country and see how you like it. | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? Jefferson Airplane - Crown of Creation. Just received the Friday Music remaster to replace my original copy that had seen much better days. Very nice RTI pressing. | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? Dan Fogelberg and Tim Weisberg - Twin Sons of Different Mothers1978 Epic/Full Moon Records | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? First day of cool fall weather.Feels like a good day for Dan Fogelberg - Captured AngelFollowing it up with his Phoenix album. | |
| I agree with Keef Does anyone think the people pushing to cancel out Brown Sugar would attend a Stones concert now or ever have? I seriously doubt it. | |
| I agree with Keef I'd bet Coca Cola would have loved the free publicity on a song other than Lola. Reverse censorship. | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? ELO - A New World Record 1976 UA/Jet RecordsJeff Lynne sure could write a catchy tune. I guess it didn't hurt being a desciple of the Beatles. | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? J. Geils Band - The Morning After. Old pressing from around 1971 on Atlantic. Hadn't played it in years and gave it a spin after a good cleaning.Great SQ and a fantastic album. Better than I remember. Definitely deserves a second spin. | |
| I agree with Keef For those of us that were around at the time do we remember when the song Lola by the Kinks was released in 1970. Great rock song of the time but there were some people that refused to listen to it because of the context of the song and I'm sure t... | |
| I agree with Keef Yes, the Stones decided to silence themselves. Another win for political correctness. But I doubt that any true Stones fans would decide to attend or not attend one of their concerts or buy one of their albums because of their decision either way. | |
| I agree with Keef The cancel culture is nothing new. They banned the Beatles for Lennon’s off the cuff remark about the Beatles being more popular than Jesus.But then they did continue to sell more records than anyone in the world and probably still do.It’s a sad s... |