"There you go, man. Keep as cool as you can. Face piles of trials with smiles. It riles them to believe that you perceive the web they weave. Keep on thinking free…" We heard those words in 1969. I was 11, you 15. You had one of those cheesy record players, remember...
Notice that no one really gains here from the surfeit of copyright, not even the copyright holders. Is Foreigner really better off by excluding listeners from a few well-timed seconds of Hot Blooded? On the contrary, a little youthful nostalgia adds to demand. via marginalrevolution...
via engadget.com For those who drove in the '80s and '90s those are memories of in-car audio, the ubiquitous tape deck, and it's now dead. Well, dead as a factory option, anyway. FM, 8-track, cassette, CD, and then iPod. I remember how great it was to have these...
“You’re finally here,” he said to me, “In time you’ll find a peace inside.” But looking ‘round all I could see Souls washed in on an angry tide. I sensed there is no pain up here, But also saw no happiness. And all those things I once held dear No longer matter here...
["All Blues"] has the same feel as the other blues tunes, but listen closely: The horns, blowing harmony in the background, are playing the same notes in each bar; they're not shifting them to follow the chord changes; there are no chord changes. It sounds (hence the...
See the pictures here at afhakers. I have over 500 CDs; if I got caught up in this "game" I wouldn't leave the house for days.
a poll of over 2,000 Brits, who were asked what song they most like to belt out at a karaoke evening. via newslite.tv Karaoke will survive, unfortunately, so it's fitting "I Will Survive" is #1. See the rest of the Top 10 at the link. Oh, and don't pretend you...
via youtube.com This is without question the ultimate Rickroll. Sure, the Rickroll meme is boring, but this one's different because of how well Rick's 80s hit actually fits into the Nirvana song. Kurt Cobain would not be happy.
