Few of these threads are killing me. Needed to get to a happy Thursday space. Fuucin hotels is killing me. Homeward bound tomorrow.

Positive Buzz tunes begin now!

Dancing in the Moonlight - Thin Lizzy (underrated sax play btw)

What Ya Got.

Come Dancing - The Kinks

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Good call and dropping that on the proverbial turntable right after Rebel Rebel - Bowie

Running Back - Thin Lizzy
Mr Blue Sky - ELO
Give A Little Bit - Supertramp

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No Children, Mountain Goats

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20th century boy-T. Rex

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I don't remember half the time if I'm hiding or I'm lost

Pavement- "Silence Kid"

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Don't take it personally.

Google shuffle turntable has Mr. Blue Sky all fired up and ready to go.

My Aim Is True (the whole fucking album).

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Mr. Richard Smoker, Ween
Piss Up a Rope, Ween

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"Rosalita"

Nice. CH mentioned once the beauty of these tunes are the length. Solid quick hits.

and TS had not registered 20th century boy-T. Rex.

Springsteen had two tunes on best songs with Saxophone. I get it, but no come on now...What's your best saxophone solo in the rock and roll genre?

the Google turntable dropped in some Cult right after this play. She sells Sanctuary...a great work out album back in the day. Your take on The Cult sir?

After "Jungleland," maybe "Walk on the Wild Side," "Money," or "Baker Street"

Yes, "Baker Street"

on this list Jungleland = 1, Baker Street = 2 and WoWS was no. 5

Wow...I am plugged in to that damn Zeitgeist. Except for "Money."

OK, the Google turntable did right by me tonight. Blast from the past ladies and gentlemen.

Aldo Nova - Fantasy

life is just a fantasy can you live this fantasy life....screaming guitar solo immediately follows.....it's just a fantasy

Followed shortly thereafter by Judas Priest - Another thing coming. 17 year old beni has been pegged in the google machine.

Boss or JB's Monourail work for me.

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There are only two examples of infinity: The universe and human stupidity and I'm not sure about the universe.

I have a soft spot for Love, it would be on a short list of albums I can listen to from beginning to end. They hammered away at what worked. '88-'89 that album, Nothing's Shocking, Doolittle, Appetite, Louder Than Love were very top of mind for me. Debatably interesting story: I bought Love at Rolling Stone records in Norridge. The cover was right, the record was right, but the inner sleeve with the lyrics, etc. was for a singer named Basia, who had a minor hit called "Twist in my Sobriety" at the time.

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I don't remember half the time if I'm hiding or I'm lost

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I don't remember half the time if I'm hiding or I'm lost

Thank you. Good couple of tunes out of Pavement on the google turntable.

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I don't remember half the time if I'm hiding or I'm lost

Memory recall is a beautiful thing. Smells and sound do it every time for me. That is a crazy recall.

Gold Soundz, Box Elder, Stereo.

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What happened to this dude? off of the party train google machine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aofoBrFNdg

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Don't take it personally.

Lou Reed has MANY tunes that are best absorbed in dingy bars talking to half strangers you day drink with weeknights.

wording was intentional

Noted. Tav Falco. Oddly fun.

Nice horns in both? Never heard JB's Monorail. Good clean fun.