tatters Wrote:
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> Here's something we need to think about: In 2010
> are you going to say "two thousand and ten" or are
> you going to say "twenty ten"?

2,000 is the Millennium, 00 or 10 the decade.
Two thousand and ten is ok, aint it?

GS, RO & (salt me slowly) Silver Train is my three favorites.

ghostryder13 Wrote:
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> i personally see nothing wrong with miss you as
> the opening track of some girls , the reason i
> didn't post it was i like the 8 min. version of
> the song better than the album version. the album
> version seems slower for some reason.



I would have opened one side with When The Whip Comes Down and the other side with Respectable or maybe even Shattered.

tatters Wrote:
> > ...best finishing tracks:
> > "Sleep Tonight" + Stu's boogie piano
> > "All About You"
>
>
>
> Really? Better than Salt Of The Earth, YCAGWYW,
> Moonlight Mile, Soul Survivor, and Shattered, to
> name just a few?

Yes ;-)

Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> tatters Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Here's something we need to think about: In
> 2010
> > are you going to say "two thousand and ten" or
> are
> > you going to say "twenty ten"?
>
> 2,000 is the Millennium, 00 or 10 the decade.
> Two thousand and ten is ok, aint it?
>
>

When referring to the events of 1066, I usually hear historians say "ten sixty six" not "one thousand sixty six"

In the U.S. the opener for Between the Buttons was LSTNT (not Yesterdays papers)
Although I have to add that PIB was the opener to Aftermath (in the US) which is a strong opener (nothing against Mothers little helper)
how about Great openers on a "lesser" record? I guess One Hit is the clear winner. I might have to put Love Is Strong as I am not a big fan of VL.

Miss you!!! that old version was so goood!!!

FLIP THE SWITCH!!!!

ROCKS OFF