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buzzkill wrote:Nights in White Satin.

LOVE Moody Blues.

reefer wrote:C'mon "Pardise by the Dashboard Light", thank you Meatloaf, ah memories................. Robrules - very nice list...........................

Yes, Robrules does have a great list....... ahhh "Dream On" (great song).

When I need to wake up and I'm driving ALONE up to VT, I crank up Paradise by the Dashboard Light and sing my heart out. I'm sure it's kind of scary.

SkiDork wrote:
Bubba wrote:
BigKahuna13 wrote:
Dr. NO wrote: Probably Color my World, Chicago.
that was the de rigeur slow dance song from high school. more guys got their first cheap feel to that song than all the rest combined.......
I got married to that song.
I thought your wedding song was Evil Woman?

The music scene changed HUGE while I went to high school.
When I started Chuck Berry was about the best you could do.
Mostly it was the likes of Elvis, Bobby Vinton and Peter, Paul and Mary.
By the time I graduated Motown(mostly), Beatles(sucked), Stones(ok) and Pink Floyd(great) were available.
The first good Stones album Aftermath didn't come out until after I graduated.
The first radio airplay of Floyd made front page in the newspaper a couple years after I graduated HS.

I got suspended because my hair was too long.
They ignored the fact that it was about the same lenght it was the year before the Beatles hit the scene.

Bubba wrote:
BigKahuna13 wrote:
Dr. NO wrote: Probably Color my World, Chicago.
that was the de rigeur slow dance song from high school. more guys got their first cheap feel to that song than all the rest combined.......
I got married to that song.

You got the expensive feel

Skibumtress wrote:
reefer wrote:C'mon "Pardise by the Dashboard Light", thank you Meatloaf, ah memories................. Robrules - very nice list...........................
Yes, Robrules does have a great list....... ahhh "Dream On" (great song).

When I need to wake up and I'm driving ALONE up to VT, I crank up Paradise by the Dashboard Light and sing my heart out. I'm sure it's kind of scary.

Do you sing both parts?

("What's it gonna be boy...yes...or...!)

Phantom wrote: I got suspended because my hair was too long.
They ignored the fact that it was about the same lenght it was the year before the Beatles hit the scene.

You hippie you!

Skibumtress wrote:
Phantom wrote: I got suspended because my hair was too long.
They ignored the fact that it was about the same lenght it was the year before the Beatles hit the scene.

You hippie you!

Nobody recognized I was a degenerate before that

hippies kick ass...and listen to good music...

MarieM wrote:
Skibumtress wrote:
reefer wrote:C'mon "Pardise by the Dashboard Light", thank you Meatloaf, ah memories................. Robrules - very nice list...........................
Yes, Robrules does have a great list....... ahhh "Dream On" (great song).

When I need to wake up and I'm driving ALONE up to VT, I crank up Paradise by the Dashboard Light and sing my heart out. I'm sure it's kind of scary.
Do you sing both parts?

("What's it gonna be boy...yes...or...!)

I switch back and forth. Sometimes had my own words via melody to Meatloaf's solos.

Phantom wrote:
Skibumtress wrote:
Phantom wrote: I got suspended because my hair was too long.
They ignored the fact that it was about the same lenght it was the year before the Beatles hit the scene.

You hippie you!
Nobody recognized I was a degenerate before that

Hippies are cool. I'm a little younger than you but I grew up with older cousins who were hippies/flower children. I was a wannabe flower child. Dressed the part in highschool for a bit as did some of my friends. When I was even younger I got all my cousin's hand-me-downs.... I was a little flower child.
Peace man.
Flower Power.

and to think I used to wear hipsters ... and platforms ... and paint my face for the gigs ... and some of the best drugs around ... my, it's a good thing I grew up ...

Skibumtress wrote:Groundhog asked this question on the drive up with MtnMan, Mrs. Steve and I.

There are many for me, but I have to say it's
"Stairway to Heaven"

followed by
"Roundabout" and
"Freebird"

For you it was so long ago, I'm surprised you remember that far back

Eski wrote:my, it's a good thing I grew up ...

I'm still trying to figure out what I want to be when that happens

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