OK Song of the Night is...............

Must be computer generated... didn't see a haze over the room and didn't appear anyone in the audience was passing anything around.  

I'm taking that dedication as a tribute to my PERFECTA! What song for you Kurt?

BlueShoes1 wrote:I'm taking that dedication as a tribute to my PERFECTA!  What song for you Kurt?

I need something... more... current. Blues Traveler... What I Got would be nice. Not sure if its on youtube or not, though... I think I'll go check!

I take it you guys didn't watch the final episode of "Breaking Bad" last night.

The best part of that program (which Hollywood calls the best tv show ever) was at the end they played that Badfinger song.

And in 1972 I played it every time I heard it on the radio........and it always makes the crap they make today sound like white noise.

(gawd please don't make me explain that)

Breaking Bad. Assembling Good. Don't watch too much network TV these days.

BlueShoes1 wrote:Breaking Bad.  Assembling Good.  Don't watch too much network TV these days.

I don't either.......I watch old tv shows from back when you were a youngster on MeTv (KVOS here)

Watched The Fugitive and The Naked City last night and the The Saint

And the night before it was Car 54 and the Phil Silver "SGT Bilko" and The Honeymooners

And old movies on Encore Westerns from the 20's to the 70's

But Breaking Bad was on AMC and that is not close to being a network tv channel.

I must admit that out of the 62 or so shows it had in the series I probably only saw 20 and the end was a perfect ending.

Unlike pretty much the last episode of any program in tv history.

And yeah you were still pretty young when Badfinger came out with those tunes too  

I have been anti-Hollywood for the last 30 years.

http://www.amctv.com/shows/breaking-bad

Magic wrote:

BlueShoes1 wrote:Breaking Bad.  Assembling Good.  Don't watch too much network TV these days.

I don't either.......I watch old tv shows from back when you were a youngster on MeTv (KVOS here)

Watched The Fugitive and The Naked City last night and the The Saint

And the night before it was Car 54 and the Phil Silver "SGT Bilko" and The Honeymooners

And old movies on Encore Westerns from the 20's to the 70's

But Breaking Bad was on AMC and that is not close to being a network tv channel.

I must admit that out of the 62 or so shows it had in the series I probably only saw 20 and the end was a perfect ending.

Unlike pretty much the last episode of any program in tv history.

And yeah you were still pretty young when Badfinger came out with those tunes too  

I have been anti-Hollywood for the last 30 years.

http://www.amctv.com/shows/breaking-bad

In 1972 I was 26, married (to an absolute sweetheart) and about to become a father. Still in college, dirt poor, and working 3 part-time jobs while paying $90 a month for rent. Not young but some of the best years of my life. Loved Badfinger, Bread, Santana, and Stan Getz.

Surly you did not call this crap.............. 






That is one bad ass tune............ 

BlueShoes1 wrote: In 1972 I was 26, married (to an absolute sweetheart) and about to become a father.  Still in college, dirt poor, and working 3 part-time jobs while paying $90 a month for rent.  Not young but some of the best years of my life.  Loved Badfinger, Bread, Santana, and Stan Getz.

See I was right.....you like Badfinger and 26 is a youngster..........this is my 30th winter on this property and I moved here when I was 26 and signed the Title on my 27th birthday.
(and my wife was 22 in 1972) my friends were always older than me since I couldn't put up with dopey youngsters even in 1972 (and Badfinger started in 1969)

The only good part now is my hair didn't turn white yet and I inherited that from my Uncle who is now 84 and his wife is 91 (they were going to make a trip to my house yesterday but we had pouring rain and wind that even blocked the satellite signal half the time)

I hope you get another 30 years