JSngry

Yo dog, some of us have already processed the information like, YEARS ago, and don't really see any need to work through it again just to reach the same conclusions. Again. I'm glad you're working through it yourself now. Your assumption that it is an important and necessary process on the road to intellectual honesty with both others and one's self is indeed a correct one afaic. But c'mon man, you act like you're the only one doing so, or to have done so. Guess again. I have no unqualified heroes. None. And I don't have time to "argue" with anybody who seems to assume that I do. And I really don't have time for parlor games of the psychoanalytical variety. Been there, done that. Ya' know, I used to lecture my old man about all kinds of shit that I thought he wasn't "getting". Then one day, it dawned on me that I wasn't telling him a damn thing that he didn't already know.

Well, you can't get to Plano that fast, but you can to downtown Dallas. You gotta be REALLY crazy about it, but it can be done. Don't ask me how I know...

Seriously, I wonder if they were shipped in the order ordered? I ordered mine within hours (possibly within an hour, literally) of Rooster's initial notification of the set being listed on the site, which was itself made within hours of ti actually being so, iirc.

Yeah, the name Jim Sangrey and getting out the door as quickly as possible have been synonymous for decades now!

Dude, if you car moves fast enough, you can make it in 2 1/2.

Well, DUH. Didn't need a Reeader's Digest version of James Lincoln Collier to realize that.

Why not just call it distonalamatcism, and drive it down the twelve-ton road?

I reckon it's an airport thing. DFW is a major one.

"Can't never could do it 'til he tried."

Roxy Music - COUNTRY LIFE What about those BNs that were given new covers by Liberty?

Ddin't realize that was a soprano. Thought it was an alto. No matter, one of the most memorable (and soulful) instrumental hooks ever. Never heard anything else about/from him, but if that intro is any indication, the world has lost one more beautiful one.

Congrats!

Airborne Express have just rang the doorbell.

How about a "What If America Nationalized The Record Industry" one?

Hey, that's not a testicle, is it?

So, like, is the balloon full of snot?

How to avoid controversy in Today's Amerika:

Tim Buckley would've never been in a Hair Band.

Exactly what are you looking for in terms of info, Mike? I have quite a few of the Arista/Freedom LPs, and can provide session info (as listed) & copyright/release dates, if that's part of what you seek.

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" or "Lonely Avenue".

The argumentation was at the level of that which was being argued.

I loved that line - "we don't get many customers back here."

And at least one of Seals & Crofts was in The Champs ("Tequila"). How many hair band songs did Wes Montgomery cover?

James Taylor gets the hair bands the nod. The guy quite often did not suck.

Well, isn't THAT special.