It’s all swirling around right now—you know, wondering about the whole "sorrowful wife" thing. Anyway, just wanted to share some excitement with you all: I’m heading to a concert on August 25th (at Madison Square Garden). If my math is right, that makes it my fifth time seeing them. ☕
Look, you just can't top Michael Giacchino or those early Swanepoel tracks. Seriously, try filth first and then we'll see who's actually talking the talk. ☕
By the way, you're actually leading 🙂Smiley in the overall standings. Respect. 🙏 😁
Jesse Wells8 said:Since we're listing the absolute worst music ever made (aka 80s mainstream), some idiot decided to jump in and join the list:
Sandra Rick Astley Sabrina—hehe... Nena 80s Pop Hits 🙂 Limahl—I can't believe I'm even typing this...😁 That was just the first batch that popped into my head... 😁
And now, instead of an idiot, let's talk about actual morons...
Stacey Q Paul Young Samantha Fox Jennifer Rush Men Without Hats Baltimore Sinitta Sonia Tiffany Debbie Gibson DeBarge Rockwell (I crack up every single time I see that "Somebody's Watching Me" video—thank God they play it on VH1 Classic relatively often) Patrick Swayze ("She's Like the Wind") Don Johnson ("Heartbeat") 🙂 😁 Chesney Hawkes Cutting Crew Go West
Duran Duran... though they're more alternative and actually high quality compared to the rest of this mess. 😍
Jose Miller17 said:It’s not like I’m some jealous old woman or anything... but has Brad Pitt aged a little too much? 😁 😁 😁
Well, now that you mention it—when he’s just passed out like a log with that sleep mask on in that plane... 😁 Honestly, you might be a bit old-fashioned—but personally, I couldn't care less about that Brad guy. 😁
Honestly, I haven't even seen Ocean's 11, so I basically just stumbled into this one totally blind—it was actually pretty good, though. No brainpower required at all. 😁 Plus, I had almost the entire theater to myself at the AMC in downtown Chicago (caught the 1:15 PM showing, because I live for those mid-day screenings 🙂).
The top single was: Slade - "Mama Weer All Crazee Now"
The #1 album was: Rod Stewart - "Never A Dull Moment"
Birthdays on Sept 11th: 1945 - Leo Kottke 1957 - Jon Moss (Culture Club drummer) 1958 - Mick Talbot (Style Council keyboardist) 1965 - Moby (aka Richard Melville Hall) 1967 - Harry Connick Jr. 1971 - Richard Ashcroft (The Verve frontman)😍 1977 - Jonny Buckland (Coldplay guitarist)
Nathan Taylor3 said:I love that story about how he actually shut down a whole show once—just because some guy in the crowd kept yelling at him to play "Summer of '69".
Picked up 'Gold' a few days ago and honestly? I can't stop listening. It’s not just because there's a track called 'New York City' 😍, it's because the whole album is just—wow—it's incredible. I don't really care how people try to label it, whether they call it new country or alt-country or whatever else. Sure, at first I was a little thrown by how much it sounds like Bryan Adams, but no need to panic—it's a totally different vibe. 😁
I'm pretty sure Beth Orton was one of his flings at some point, too.
Yeah, man—Love, Removal Machin. I’m definitely blasting them on repeat during my road trip through Death Valley, Arizona, and New Mexico next fall. 🙂 And, obviously, Ian Ashbury... 🙂 😍
Lisa Ramos28 said:👍 You took the words right out of my mouth. That's easily the coolest track for running 😁 — I honestly think a huge part of that is thanks to the music video.
Just wait until those "block rockin' beats" kick in... you'll be sprinting. 🙂 😁