| THIS IS A READ-ONLY ARCHIVE FROM THE SORABJI.COM MESSAGE BOARDS (1995-2016). |
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not Steve Miller. i can't even think of the name of one his songs or lyrics, but the melody of one particular song is swarming through my head. please help me solve this mystery before my head explodes. |
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sweet and sour jesus, yes. Dougie, i worship the ground you walk on. |
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my kinda lover? |
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turns out he had quite a few albums. i'm making a Turducken playlist on senor's nano. in the past she's mostly enjoyed lullabye type music (classical, alison krauss) but she's recently shown interest in music heavy on beat and rythym. i started the playlist in the 60's with aretha of course. then 70's with queen, bob marley, paul simon. 80's it gets tricky - mostly early hip hop like salt n pepa. 90's blind melon, beck... i'm a little stuck at this point. early 90's gets particularly unfunky unless you dig in to stuff with explicit lyrics. anyway, billy squier, why not! it may be cheesy, but to an almost one year old, it would probably be groovy. |
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i just put OPP on there. that probably makes me a bad mom. how many brothahs out there know just what i'm gettin at? |
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I forgot about OPP. Wow. |
If you're a Mulcahy fanatic you should check out some of the stuff he wrote for the musical "The Slug Bearers of Kayrol Island" -I haven't been fond of most of his recent solo stuff, but the music he did for the show is really pretty great. |
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Probably not appropriate, but... linky Thinking of your turducken, beta |
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i fucking love that video. i swear i just watched it again for the 20th time maybe a week ago or so. |
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oh, and the Turducken currently loves De La Soul. |
it's almost frightening how many sorabjites are spawning. |
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I KNOW. We're two clicks away from WAYD -- just drop into a random thread and say hello! Read the archives, Dr. Pepper. |
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Had a wonderful couple hours of Wagner, Zimmerman, and Sibelius at the Powell on friday night. Got to be spiffed and chauffeured. Felt good, and experienced a great soprano and cellist from Finland, two creation myths were spotlighted and sung about, one in Finnish and the other in English. If you are in NYC next week, check is out at the Carnegie, the St L Symphony plays the same stuff there. Great. Not as good as singing in the shower however, as a duet. |