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The only thing that gets me is that I look at the fashions of the day and think, "Oh God! Did I really dress like that?" Usually as I turn a rather embarrassed shade of scarlet! 
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Music From The Hive
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Gloria, I can take or leave Sunfire. The one that gets me is The Edgar Broughton Bands little ditty, Out Demon Out! Fortunately, I'm listening to Beth Orton just now who is definitely NOT singing...
Out demon out.... da-de-da, da-da
Out demon out.... da-de-da, da-da
Out demon out.... da-de-da, da-da
Out demon out.... da-de-da, da-da...............................................(Que horrible scream!)
Out demon out.... da-de-da, da-da
Out demon out.... da-de-da, da-da
Out demon out.... da-de-da, da-da
Out demon out.... da-de-da, da-da...............................................(Que horrible scream!)
True. Ah yes! The Guess Who... Winnipeg’s own. Arguably “Canada’s Band” for Canadian baby boomers. So many years of great music. Burton Cummings, the lead singer, had a long and very successful solo career (in Canada, anyway) post-Guess Who. And Randy Bachman (the guitarist) currently has a show on CBC Radio called “Vinyl Tap”. Tells some great stories and plays some fantastic music.
Trivia: they got their name after sending unlabelled records in plain paper wrappers to radio stations with only “Guess Who?” written on them. They had been Chad Allen and the Expressions, but The Guess Who stuck from that point on.
This is probably my favourite Guess Who song. Really shows Burton’s vocal talent.
“Share the Land”. 1970.
Humanity is dividing and subdividing itself into walled gardens of politics, gender, ethnicity, and belief... The zeitgeist has become one of respect for one's own and disdain for others. I'm not sure this is how things are supposed to be. I was born too late to be part of the Sixties (1969), but I think we've lost an ideal that the world could really use right now: that we're all here together and all in this together. Kindness and consideration seems to have gone out the window. Apologies for getting political. Just feeling a little disillusioned today.
Some interesting news about the Tragically Hip, this morning, here in Canadaland. The Tragically Hip is receiving the Order of Canada.
Tragically Hip to receive Order of Canada in Ottawa Friday
Tragically Hip to receive Order of Canada in Ottawa Friday
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Slightly off the wall but I love the kid's reactions to 'our' music from way back when...
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And just for balance...our Lucy's favourite band!
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Yeah! I subscribe to these. I love the kids reactions to stuff we considered cutting-edge at the time.
You said it, Rae! It amazes me that a thoroughly modern miss like our Lucy considers AC/DC the 'bestest music ever'! Pretty much the same with Sara and Alanis Morrisette (who is definitely not Emo like the poor girl in the Disco one). I guess class shows regardless!
You said it, Rae! It amazes me that a thoroughly modern miss like our Lucy considers AC/DC the 'bestest music ever'! Pretty much the same with Sara and Alanis Morrisette (who is definitely not Emo like the poor girl in the Disco one). I guess class shows regardless!
She reminds me of the daughter from Beetle Juice... So emo and goth and negative! I was surprised to see her smiling when recognizing one of the songs. LOL
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Another yeah for Goth's! I'm lucky to know a fair number of Goths and can honestly say that they are usually creative (as Rae says) and innovative in most of their interests. On the other hand, the Emo's create such a field of negativity around themselves it's almost like they've committed emotional suicide. 
They had a bit in my NY Times eNewsletter the other day about the band leader, Malcom Young, passing away.
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Sad but not unsurprising news. It's the end of one era for sure! This is an interview with Brian Johnson (who has also now left the band) and Angus Young. Made just after the release of the last album - Rock or Bust - it explains Malcolm's condition and his replacement by Angus' nephew Steve.