Songs that make your foot heavy
December 9th, 2010, 04:44 AM
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Not when I wake up and see headlines this stupid.
http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com/2...-injuries.html
But that's awesome you got to hang with Henry.
I'm not big into his music myself, but I think he's a cool actor.
Awesome that you dig the metal as well. It's good for the pumping you up.
December 10th, 2010, 09:50 AM
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I burned a CD of my favorites for my "Me" time cruising. My absolute favorite is the one I mated of Tom Cruise saying "I feel the need, the need for SPEED!" And then it immediately goes in to MC's Kick Start my heart!
December 11th, 2010, 09:24 AM
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What was the Krokus song that went...She's got chrome wagon wheels,bucket seats are made of leather,she's tuff as steel and lite as a feather,she's(something something something)she's real heavy metal
December 11th, 2010, 12:47 PM
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I am really into Zeppelin,
I consider ZZ Top the ultimite cruising music,
I just cant resist getting into the pedal when Sammy Hager "I cant drive 55" comes on.
Hey Railguy...I made a special trip to Chicago Fest at the Chicago tribune Rock around the Dock to see Krokus live...that was many,many moons ago
I consider ZZ Top the ultimite cruising music,
I just cant resist getting into the pedal when Sammy Hager "I cant drive 55" comes on.
Hey Railguy...I made a special trip to Chicago Fest at the Chicago tribune Rock around the Dock to see Krokus live...that was many,many moons ago
December 11th, 2010, 09:41 PM
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aces, my music collection would probably stun you. It does most people. I'll listen to anything except rap/hiphop/modern r&b, and this drivel that passes for top 40 these days- what a friend calls "pop-tart music". Though i'm sure some folks think britney spears and justin bieber rule. Each to their own. Me, i'm more like what ozzy osbourne said in an interview with mark hoppus a while back- "who the f__k is justin bieber?!"
that collection includes classical all the way back to 1400s gregorian chant thru modern rock such as slipknot and korn, on shellac, vinyl, tape and cd. Screw an mp3 or ipod, it compresses the music too much and you lose the engineering and about half the frequency range. Not that it makes much difference with a lot of this modern musical noise.
Would it surprise you to know that i've met and had a pleasant conversation with henry rollins? Very intelligent and erudite man who can converse at length about a lot of things.
December 15th, 2010, 07:39 AM
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You're just a kid.
I saw Ramsey Lewis live at the Carousel Lounge at Pascal's Resteraunt in Hotlanta.
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