.....okay now the dog is gone, her owner came and got her, so I'm hearing the guy with the New York accent belittling and interrupting a young female coworker for some mistake he thinks she made. He is raising his voice. She can't even explain herself without being interrupted. Jeeeez this guy is a prick. Damn thin walls. I just slammed my foot against the wall and said "oops" real loud. I think he got the message. No more sounds.....ahhh much better.



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Haha, nicely handled, Luke. If he starts again, think about ordering 40 pizza's for him.

mofur Wrote:
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> Hmmmm...don't think I have...not conscious(-ly)
> anyways ;-) Can't be as good a Johnny, though??
> (from the album: Hurt Me)
>
> Incidentally just switched back to Johnny - now
> "Eve of Destruction" - fantastic


I love Eve of Destruction - does JT do that one as well, never heard his version.

Hey mofur email me cmc_65@yahoo.com

Tom Petty, New York Dolls.

(actually met Johnny, Nolan and Sylvain backstage -84. They were touring Sweden...Syl, such a gentle man. signed my friends t-shirt, did draw a picture and they were all happy (except Johnny - acting cool) to see us, really)

Anyway...

Chuck Berry, No Money Down

I think they were touring Denmark at the same time - but I was to dumb to know (same with Grateful Dead around the same time - I'm still kicking myself) - hey this is almost turning into a tribute to the NYD and Ol' Thunders ;-)

...listening to "I'd rather be with the boys" - again with Mr Thunders ;-)

BEFORE THEY MAKE ME RUN!!!!!


Well it's another goodbye to another good friend.

Wasn't looking too good, but I was feeling real well.

All Down the Line, Houston, 1st show, 25 June 1972.

JR



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stone-relics Wrote:
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> All Down the Line, Houston, 1st show, 25 July
> 1972.

So that's the one! :v)

x



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Wild Horses from Boston Gardens 1975

"Lead Me Gently Home" - Johnny Cash

PS: Is there a prize for entry number 1000 on this thread? ;-)

Happy, Houston, 1st show, 25 June 1972.



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Larger Than Life - Sleepy LaBeef

Mofur!

My Thunders-loving friend...

I´m having a look at a Kim Larsen dvd-bootleg right now. Any thoughts on that?

A summer romance

Beelyboy Wrote:
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> country honk


good one




Now I'm listening to Springsteen's version of "Pay Me My Money Down."

WE DON'T WANNA GO HOME!

Gimme Shelter, Tarant County Convention Center, 24 June 1972, 2nd show...

The piano is unreal...as is everything else...
JR

Howard Stern

they're talking about great guitarists--Artie just said "what about Mick Jones from The Clash and The Stones?" Does he really think Mick Jones and M. Taylor are the same guy?

The other day Artie was talking about how Jagger and Richards didn't give "Mick Jones" credit for Can't You Hear Me Knockin'. I'm surprised a caller hasn't corrected him yet.

One of Howard's fave Stones albums is Satanic Majesties--he loves 2,000 Light Years From Home.

Jeanie Jeanie Jeanie - the late, great Eddie Cochran

Wasn't looking too good, but I was feeling real well.

Mambo Sun - T-Rex (beep bop boo for you)

__________________________

dick in dixie ,hank williams 111 ,from straight to hell

HAPPY BIRTHDAY JERRY GARCIA!


Tracklist for Warner Theatre: March 18, 1978

Disc One
Early show
1. I Second That Emotion (9:53)
2. They Love Each Other (7:24)
3. Knockin' On Heaven's Door (11:03)
4. That's What Love Will Make You Do (10:31)
5. Love In The Afternoon (9:35)
6. Mystery Train (8:56)
Late Show
7. The Harder They Come (12:35)

Disc Two
Late Show
1. Mission In The Rain (11:26)
2. Simple Twist Of Fate (9:17)
3. Midnight Moonlight (11:18)
4. Gomorrah (6:38)
5. Cats Under The Stars (8:02)
6. I'll Be With Thee (5:53)
7. Lonesome And A Long Way From Home (19:49)
8. Palm Sunday (Encore) (4:22)

NICOS Wrote:
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> Mambo Sun - T-Rex (beep bop boo for you)


NICE! Now I'm gonna play that one too! I hope my co-workers can handle it.

Beneath the bee-bop moon, I wanna croon - with you-oo-oo

Co-workers? It's 23:30 here in Holland. What filthy job do you have?! OH MY GOD!

Bjorn Wrote:
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> Mofur!
>
> My Thunders-loving friend...
>
> I´m having a look at a Kim Larsen dvd-bootleg
> right now. Any thoughts on that?


Well - don't know - I'm not too interested in Kim Larsen after 1978 (did you see him opening for the Stones in '82? Ouch!);-) Having said that I've heard that he's going back to a more basic approach in the last few years - ie no synthezisers) I love Gasolin and I love Kim Larsen "Værsgo" but as for the rest I'm not really an expert - sorry about that ;-) (Is the bootleg "Det var en lørdag aften"? That should be really good though)

Ohh...and listening to the Primal Scream - "Nitty Gritty"



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CindyC Wrote:
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> NICOS Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Mambo Sun - T-Rex (beep bop boo for you)
>
>
> NICE! Now I'm gonna play that one too! I hope
> my co-workers can handle it.
>
> Beneath the bee-bop moon, I wanna croon - with
> you-oo-oo


PLAY IT LOUD Cindy

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EVEN BETTER...

PLAY THE STONES!