geomouse

Marco that sub theme clean-up is incredible man. Thanks for doin' that. Really helps when looking for a new theme. Now I gotta roll the dice for the next pole positon...

LMAO! This can't really be the first time doobage has been a topic? Has to be SEVERAL sub themes!

One of my favourite authors. I read most of his stuff by the time I was twenty and he opened my mind with the jaws of life. I'm down for a redo. Think I'll start with Galapagos. RIP

You are the ONE AB! So off the list it goes I suppose...

read near the end and see if you can help us out here with that Little Feat song...

Fair enough. Although we need confirmation on the LF, in honour of the game and to keep things open for others I respectfully remit my pick..seriously ;)I'm gonna find out from Tim though or somewhere dagnabit! This is gettin to me! 204. Songs attributed to a BAND but featuring only ONE member of that band on it. 1. The Beatles - Yesterday (Paul McCartney) 2. Blind Melon - Life Ain't So Shitty (Shannon Hoon) 3. Dave Matthews Band - I'll Back You Up (this should be obvious, and feel free to hate on me) 4. Allman Brothers - Little Martha (Duane of course - original album version) 5. The Who - Blue, Red and Grey (Pete Townshend) 6. The Beatles - Blackbird (Paul McCartney) 7. 8. The Beatles - Within You Without You (George Harrison) 9. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Into My Arms 10. Genesis - Horizons (Steve Hackett) 11. 12.

Don't think it is, just because of the date of 1981. The version I'm listening to just seems earlier. It also has a lot of noise and raw lyrics. I would link you a copy if I could. The song itself predates the '74 Hampstead recording where the whole band is doing it live. That's about all I have on it but I did just talk to a friend last night who picked up an early 70's 4 disc box set of rare recordings by the band. I'll check in with him in real space.

Dang I don't know. It was included on a mixed disc that Timouse sent me. Stay tuned...

204. Songs attributed to a BAND but featuring only ONE member of that band on it. 1. The Beatles - Yesterday (Paul McCartney) 2. Blind Melon - Life Ain't So Shitty (Shannon Hoon) 3. Dave Matthews Band - I'll Back You Up (this should be obvious, and feel free to hate on me) 4. Allman Brothers - Little Martha (Duane of course - original album version) 5. The Who - Blue, Red and Grey (Pete Townshend) 6. The Beatles - Blackbird (Paul McCartney) 7. Little Feat - Two Trains (Lowell George) 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Whoa, this is a tough one! but I'll throw this out because I would like to know if anyone has more info on it and would welcome the challenge for insight. I have a studio version of this with just Lowell George playing and singing with a rythym track. Could be a demo he did but not sure. The full band version sounds great too btw!

bump...still playing this week at the Princess Twin in Waterloo

Now this is a thread that could get tangled...I'm gonna tie a knot in it and feed more down the line...

I'm looking forward to some of your choice musings. Hey everybody, this skank can really make you laugh when you really need it too. Not that I want to set you up for disappointment ;)Welcome to the board.

Seems that many of us seek some sort of connectivity, whether spiritual or physical. I think I've found some here. Makes me also think of the ancient religions where semi-closed groups would relish their surroundings and the awe that a sunrise instills. Who ever came up with the idea that one system of faith is more true than another is the one who started war. That and easy access to stealing what others had saved for the winter. Just reading a book about the history of war and its incredible how conventional war had not changed much from 1500BC to 1500AD. Three thousand years of sword and shield, basically and before that not much record of any large scale battle. Now in the last 500 years we are able to distance ourselves from the raw emotion and still get the job done effectively. These motivations seem directly tied to religious inspiration however misguided. K now, you have me lifting my head from the puddle

It's playing right now at the Princess Twin in Waterloo

1) need a good laugh 2) want to enter a bizzare world of confusion 3) want to take a few minutes to breathe, in between high-stress work. 4) Promote shows, or to find out what I'm doing this weekend! 5) Want to share a funny or interesting internet video clip 6) want to be challenged around things I would otherwise take for granted (Politics being these days the first forum I routinely check out) 7)can't go to the zoo and prefer to imagine what the "animals" look like anyway 8) Need to make a few notes on the effects of technology on over-opinionated hippies for my sociology thesis 9) Wake up groggy, then check the climate of the site as would a horoscope 10) Want to add to my total amount of posts ended in asking a question, do I ever get answers? 11) Whenever I need to know things, like what's going on this weekend or what the fuÇk "nvivo" means, and to help YATS with his thesis. I don't think I'm heady enough to be a hippy though, but I won't tell anyone I tainted your sample. 12)- there is nothing new on face book, you tube, my space, or any of the other sites I play on before coming here. 13)- want to hear a crazy person's plea's for attention 14)- need to ask brad a question 15)- want to see who is making fun of what and so on 16) for inspiration when I'm barely able to lift my head from a puddle of drool

Woh, this bag's been kicking around for some time huh? Format works for me. I just need a few days to read the list of themes

My fault..where's that theme list at?

Thanks for the correction/edit! I think i may be out of my league in this game

Welcome welcome and very diplomatic to complement the host on arrival did you bring a bottle of wine?

So in light of the DD relaease party tonight how about songs that are about or mention dogs? Here we go; 1. King - Neil Young 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

songs about or mentioning trains 1. Johnny Cash/Marty Stuart - One More Ride 2. Beck - Broken Train 3. The Clash - Train in Vain 4. Bruce Cockburn - Night Train 5. Merle Haggard - No More Trains to Ride 6. Jerry Garcia and David Grisman - Freight Train 7. String Cheese Incident - Johnny Cash 8. Flatt and Scruggs - Rolling in my sweet Babies Arms 9. Jethro Tull - Locomotive Breath 10. Stiff Little Fingers - Last Train 11. Doc Watson - Freight Train Boogie 12. Get back on the Train - Phish Not these: Songs about Trains: 1. Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young - Marakesh Express 2. Bruce Springsteen - Downbound Train 3. The Yardbirds - Train Kept A Rollin 4. Ryan Adams and the Cardinals - Trains 5. Leadbelly - Rock Island Line 6. Grateful Dead - Casey Jones 7. Bob Dylan - It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry 8. Bright Eyes - Train Under Water 9. Billy Strayhorn - Take The A Train 10. Ozzy Osbourne - Crazy Train 11. Guns N Roses - Night Train 12. Elvis Presley - Mystery Train So I take it have to start the next game? Newbie here but this is fun!

Theme: Songs About The Sanctuary (This theme is very loosely defined, and very much open to interpretation; but if any players don't understand why the song is about The Sanctuary, they can ask you about it, meaning that your song-choice may be open to challenge, so be prepared to defend it...) 1. The Circle Jerks - I Just Want Some Skank 2. The Doors - People are Strange 3. The Slip - Sorry 4. Diesel Dog - Chico 5. Bob Dylan - Disease Of Conceit 6. The Cult - She Sells Sanctuary 7. J. Geils Band - Sanctuary 8. Cracker - Don't fuÇk Me Up (With Peace and Love) 9. Beatles - Come Together 10. Friendship - Tenacious D 11.Join Together - The Who 12.

Wear something purple!

This is bringing back so many memories now I'm all misty Kick the Can, Guns, Hide and Seek, Doctor/Investigator One really fun and challengeing, yet strange game; to be walking home from downtown after a movie or generally hanging around looking for pop bottles to cash in. We would point our selves in the direction of our house which may have been maybe three, four kilometers away and then set out for home, climbing over, under, whatever was in our way. Object; get as far as you could before getting chased by animals or angry homeowners. I can just imagine the fear we must have been instilling in some folks as three or four of us went scrambling over the roof of their living room. I've seen these commercials where people are "roofing" and I think about how I should have gone pro way back Been thinking about this since posting and man, were we crazier then or now?

Kinda boring geo technical data about mice and the earth, not too surprising. Also a few funky looking hardware devices...meh