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Re: OT: Kinks Playlist

crazytime...@yahoo.com (crazytimes) — Mon, 23 nov 2009 14:04:30 UT

On Nov 23, 4:35 am, "Upbeat & Cheerful Martin"
I'd add Too Much On My Mind, On An Island, Wonderboy, Dead End Street,
Situation Vacant, Act Nice and Gentle, Lincoln County, Strangers,
Rosie Won't You Please Come Home, Big Black Smoke...
Have you seen the The Darjeeling Limited movie?... Three Kinks songs

Re: OT: Kinks Playlist

readingnewsgro...@yahoo.com (cruciverbalist) — Mon, 23 nov 2009 13:51:11 UT

On Mon, 23 Nov 2009 01:35:58 -0800 (PST), "Upbeat & Cheerful Martin"
Big Black Smoke
Jack

A new path?

vernon__bris...@hotmail.com (Mr Jinx) — Mon, 23 nov 2009 13:07:46 UT

I'm curious about the line: 'The place I love best is a sweet memory.
It's a new path that we trod ... ' from Workingman's Blues.
This line puzzles me because of the tenses employed. The love
described is present tense. And it refers to the loved place as a
'sweet memory' (the place is gone, past tense). The path trodden

Re: Things you just don't "get"

vernon__bris...@hotmail.com (Mr Jinx) — Mon, 23 nov 2009 11:54:17 UT

1. The fear of acknowledging manifest genius
2. Ugly Betty
3. Courgettes
Mr Jinx

Re: Must Be Santa Video

donald.davi...@gmail.com (Donald Davison) — Mon, 23 nov 2009 11:52:00 UT

Dear Donald,
Are you saying you haven't seen this?
Fumff(f). That's decidedly unfair, and goes against the Christmas
Spirit, even if celebrated in the dead of summer. All real dylna fans
should have a look at this.
If not, i asked my neighbour down the hill to upload to U2B:
[link]

All in a look ...

vernon__bris...@hotmail.com (Mr Jinx) — Mon, 23 nov 2009 11:48:39 UT

It's all that look ...
Right at the end of the video as Bob stands next to that other
ancient mythical creature, the one in the red, fur-lined hat.
St. Nick and Old Nick ... still both in decent nick. Myths intact.
Glasses thrown, ring dances danced. Horns blown.
Lovely moment.
Mr Jinx

Re: OT: Kinks Playlist

will.dock...@gmail.com (Will Dockery) — Mon, 23 nov 2009 10:18:00 UT

On Nov 23, 4:35 am, "Upbeat & Cheerful Martin"
Can't think of anything worth adding right now at this late hour, but
great list of Kinks you have there.

Re: OT: Beach Boys Playlist

martingayf...@yahoo.co.uk (Upbeat & Cheerful Martin) — Mon, 23 nov 2009 09:38:46 UT

I think Janice is right

OT: Kinks Playlist

martingayf...@yahoo.co.uk (Upbeat & Cheerful Martin) — Mon, 23 nov 2009 09:35:58 UT

I don't have anything after Arthur - any suggestions welcome
All Day And All Of The Night
Animal Farm
Autumn Almanac
Big Sky
David Watts
Death Of A Clown
Do You Remember Walter
Funny Face
I'm Not Like Everybody Else
Johnny Thunder
Last Of The Steam Powered Trains
Lazy Old Sun
Little Miss Queen Of Darkness

Re: Things you just don't "get"

martingayf...@yahoo.co.uk (Upbeat & Cheerful Martin) — Mon, 23 nov 2009 09:09:04 UT

This is used when you're talking about the concept of 'going to
university' (I hope to go to university when I'm older), rather than a
specific one ('I'm going back to the university after lunch')

Re: JFK assassination & Frank Zappa

treadl...@aol.com (treadleson) — Mon, 23 nov 2009 08:23:24 UT

.....
Yeah? What was so great about him? The fact that he got us deeply
into Vietnam or the fact that he brought us within a hair's breadth of
a nuclear exchange with the USSR?

Re: Unseen films (5% Bawb)

treadl...@aol.com (treadleson) — Mon, 23 nov 2009 08:20:53 UT

...
Seeing Le Doulos makes me want to see Le Samourai and Bob a lot.
Deuxieme Souffle (sp?) too.
...
That hit me, too. In those cars you could take the key out of the
ignition and leave it running. Or else he never dreamed anyone would
take it--he was just going to be gone for a spell. But yeah, you're

Re: JFK assassination & Frank Zappa

jan...@dixoncreekstudio.com (Janice) — Mon, 23 nov 2009 08:04:23 UT

I didn't remember this. Here's the cover for others who are
unfamiliar with it:
[link]
This might reference the Tom Paine awards speech where Dylan faux
pas'd in a room full of upright citizen-patriots by saying he could
relate to Oswald -- "I saw some of myself in him" -- which he later

Re: Bob Dylan is a devout Christian)

huntington1...@gmail.com (Richard) — Mon, 23 nov 2009 06:42:03 UT

as you wrote-it is a personal matter-how Bob Dylan defines his faith-
sounds like "process theology"- but the speculation & obsession of
some about another's beliefs-is a curiousity I think troublesome,and
"devout" itself,disrespectful to Dylan to persist in the desire to
know .
but we don't need to know & really shouldn't ask of Mr. Dylan.

Re: Bob Dylan is a devout Christian)

hwycdr...@aol.com (52stations) — Mon, 23 nov 2009 05:41:41 UT

The original article has just been edited. Here's the original quote:
"It's sort of unclear if Dylan - a devout Christian - was aiming to
celebrate the holiday, or gently poke fun at the music's Norman
Rockwell-esque simplicity." The phrase "a devout Christian" has been
changed to "who recorded a trilogy of Christianity-themed albums