So what are you listening to right NOW?

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Sometimes someone throws up an item here and I have a knee-jerk reaction to post:


[HA! When I tell people I'm "printing in the basement" they just ASSUME it's 3D printing...].

The video reminds me of another, and one very well known:

The Talking Heads video was first.
 
Sometimes someone throws up an item here and I have a knee-jerk reaction to post:


[HA! When I tell people I'm "printing in the basement" they just ASSUME it's 3D printing...].

The video reminds me of another, and one very well known:

The Talking Heads video was first.
migalyto said:
Some Styx tonight while running trains!

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migalyto said:
Some Styx tonight while running trains!

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That's welcome flashback.
 


Don't think I double posted, and can't believe migalyto posted four times--server error. Please feel free to delete extras as needed.

An now for some Billy Joel:
 
For me, the song that introduced to Billy Joel was "Just the Way You Are," on Saturday Night Live (back in the dark ages, when it was still funny).

But when it comes to definitive concert video there is this one that will always be a standout:
 
Weird things are happening--the one I intended above was "Scenes From an Italian Restaurant (Live From Long Island). If the link you see is something else, it's wrong.
 
Well, you listen for hours and then you stumble across something that triggers you (again). In this case because it's video with lyrics:

Seals and Crofts also put out another personal favorite--not well known, but who cares. When I was eighteen I was "a king of nothing." A year older than seventeen, but no wiser for it. And maybe still not at the advanced age of sixty-six:
 
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as I post this literally right now
but before that two minutes ago:

Forum, at least the 'right now' part seems to be working for me.
 
This is for Willie, and he's right. It was Blood, Sweat, and Tears. When I Die and When I'm gone:

Chicago for their part molded the music of the seventies. But this band, with fewer hits made it's impact too.
 
Some ambient techno, "Alone With the Noise in Your Head". Not my favorite, some of the tempos are off a little.
 


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