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[TiMSport]

Wow, check out that mobile phone. Lol.

[TiMSport]

While listening to one of my old favorite bands The Fixx and this particular track, I couldn't help but think of the meaning and the timeliness.

Crying parents tell their children
If you survive don't do as we did
A son exclaims there'll be nothing to do to
Her daughter says she'll be dead with you

While foreign affairs are screwing rotten,
Line morale has hit rock bottom

Dying embers stand forgotten
Talks of peace were being trodden

Stand or fall, state your peace tonight
Stand or fall, state your peace tonight

Is this the value of our existence
Should we proclaim with such persistence
Our destiny relies on conscience
Red or blue, what's the difference

Stand or fall, state your peace tonight
Stand or fall, state your peace tonight
It's the Euro theatre
It's the Euro theatre
It's the Euro theatre

An empty face reflects extinction
Ugly scars divide the nation
Desecrate the population
There will be no exhaultation

Stand or fall, state your peace tonight
Stand or fall, state your peace tonight
It's the Euro theatre
It's the Euro theatre
It's the Euro theatre

Stand or fall
Stand or fall
Stand or fall
Stand or fall

[Esteban]

[Esteban]

An American Werewolf in London version:

Good movie

[Esteban]

TiMSport made me think of this song.

[Artemis]

Double - "Captain Of Her Heart" (1985):
(featuring several pretty 80s women, who may be grandmothers by now)

[Artemis]

Originally Posted by TiMSport

While listening to one of my old favorite bands The Fixx and this particular track, I couldn't help but think of the meaning and the timeliness.

80s sophisti-pop with sweet synth pads rolling in and out.

Johnny Hates Jazz - "I Don't Want To Be A Hero (Extended Mix)" (1987):

(alternative source if the video is blocked in your region: here)

[Artemis]

"I followed the sound of a jukebox coming from up the levee
All of a sudden, I could hear somebody whistling from right behind me
I turned around, and she said: "Why do you always end up down at Nick's Cafe ?"
I said: "Uh, I don't know, the wind just kinda pushed me this way"
(...)
I'm a man with a clear destination
I'm a man with a broad imagination
You fog the mind, you stir the soul
I can't find no control
(...)
Wait, did you hear that ?
Oh, this is sure stirring up some ghosts for me
She said: "There's one thing you gotta learn, is not to be afraid of it"
I said: "No, I like it, I like it, it's good"
She said: "You like it now, but you'll learn to love it later""

Robbie Robertson - "Somewhere Down The Crazy River" (1987):

(alternative source if the video is blocked in your region: here)

[TiMSport]

And another one of my favorite rock bands back in the day...

[BOOF-M3]

Dpc2u

Save me from tomorrow~

[Dpc2u]

Cover of an unreleased Kaleo song by Loner Deer

[Buug959]

Originally Posted by TiMSport

And another one of my favorite rock bands back in the day...

Still one of my favourites.

[cmyx6go]

Originally Posted by BOOF-M3

Dpc2u

Save me from tomorrow~

Great tune. I forgot about that one.

[BOOF-M3]

Originally Posted by cmyx6go

Great tune. I forgot about that one.

Yea the regular version came on my Spotify recently which was cool but I found that live version on YouTube.

[Dpc2u]

Originally Posted by LemansE90335xi

Still one of my favourites.

Absolutely. Speaking of Rush, Neil Peart solo-

[Buug959]

Originally Posted by Dpc2u

Absolutely. Speaking of Rush, Neil Peart solo-

Thanks for that. Neil truly was one of the greatest drummers to ever pick up the sticks. I wasn't at that show but I did see Rush live here in Halifax in 2013. It was a fantastic show and Neil did perform a great solo although not quite as long as this one. I'd had a couple of beers and a couple shots of whiskey and was air-drumming along with Neil and completely making an ass of myself. I must have been doing not too bad of a job though because a total stranger asked if I was a drummer. No, I am most definitely NOT a drummer. My musical talent consists solely of picking the song I want to hear and turning up the volume... sometimes wwaaaaayyy up.

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by LemansE90335xi

Thanks for that. Neil truly was one of the greatest drummers to ever pick up the sticks. I wasn't at that show but I did see Rush live here in Halifax in 2013. It was a fantastic show and Neil did perform a great solo although not quite as long as this one. I'd had a couple of beers and a couple shots of whiskey and was air-drumming along with Neil and completely making an ass of myself. I must have been doing not too bad of a job though because a total stranger asked if I was a drummer.

See what a little alcohol can do?

[Buug959]

Originally Posted by Esteban

See what a little alcohol can do?

I blame it on the... no that's wrong. I thank the whiskey for giving me the courage to not give a f*ck and just enjoy the show my own way.

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by LemansE90335xi

I blame it on the... no that's wrong. I thank the whiskey for giving me the courage to not give a f*ck and just enjoy the show my own way.

Yep, can definitely help to remove the inhibitions.