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    Tiny Dancer? I thought it was,

    "Hold me closer Tony Dannzzaaaaa"
    Repost this on your wall if you love Jesus.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3LB
    Tiny Dancer? I thought it was,

    "Hold me closer Tony Dannzzaaaaa"
    Hmmm...... If I was a phycologist, I might wonder if....

    Naaaaahh....
    WARNING! - The Surgeon General has determined that, time spent listening to music is not deducted from one's lifespan.

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    Wink Let me psychoanalyze

    Quote Originally Posted by 3LB
    Tiny Dancer? I thought it was,

    "Hold me closer Tony Dannzzaaaaa"
    I believe subconsciously you were thinking of Alyssa Milano.....

    Before anybody gets too upset....

    The adult Alyssa Milano.... LOL
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    In Some One Save My Life Tonight, does he really say Sugar Bear? As in Sugar Crisp before "sugar" became a bad word in advertising to the health conscience mom's. Worst thing to happen to cereal, ever. No more "Sugar" Pops, they ruined Honey Combs, "honey" how healthy does that sound, leave it alone. If you can't give it flavor, give us sugar! Wow, I think I just snapped, excuse me for that. I feel better though, I think it was buried down deep for decades.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Peabody
    In Some One Save My Life Tonight, does he really say Sugar Bear? As in Sugar Crisp before "sugar" became a bad word in advertising to the health conscience mom's. Worst thing to happen to cereal, ever. No more "Sugar" Pops, they ruined Honey Combs, "honey" how healthy does that sound, leave it alone. If you can't give it flavor, give us sugar! Wow, I think I just snapped, excuse me for that. I feel better though, I think it was buried down deep for decades.
    Mr.P

    "And someone saved my life tonight sugar bear
    You almost had your hooks in me didn't you dear"

    I think you just need to pour some more syrup on your waffles and move on.........
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    Ok, I'll play!

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    first, two from tunbleweed connection, his best album for me by far

    Love Song
    Come Down in Time

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3LB
    Tiny Dancer? I thought it was,

    "Hold me closer Tony Dannzzaaaaa"

    LOL !
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    Holy crap! Is that really you C-Z?

    Quote Originally Posted by C-Z
    first, two from tunbleweed connection, his best album for me by far

    Love Song
    Come Down in Time

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    Rocket Man
    Good to see you checking in and nice call on Tumbleweed. I bought a nearly perfect vinyl edition in Austin last year, and the Indie-hipster kid behind the counter gave me a snooty look during my check-out. If he only knew how good this is...
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    You'd have gotten away with it too...

    ...if it wasn't for those meddling kids.



    I would imagine anyone younger than thirty or forty would be considered an "indie hipster kid" to you, eh, old timer....
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    I really, really dislike most of what he's done, and yes I've heard Tumbleweed Connection, and other early albums. However, I do like a few selected songs he's done, including:

    1. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
    2. Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting
    3. Don't Go Breaking My Heart (w/ Kiki Dee)

    Number 3 is likely more for nostalgia reasons than anything.
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    That goes without saying.

    Quote Originally Posted by Stone View Post
    I really, really dislike most of what he's done, and yes I've heard Tumbleweed Connection, and other early albums.
    He's sold an estimated 250,000,000 records in his career, which is good for 7th or 8th place of all time. That being said, I didn't like much after Madman Across the Water. He's recorded more tripe than Billy Joel, well...almost. But people still bought them, and he also had some pretty good songs earlier in his career.
    I call my bathroom Jim instead of John so I can tell people that I go to the Jim first thing every morning.

    If you say the word 'gullible' very slowly it sounds just like oranges.

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    "Someone Saved My Life Tonight" is an unabashedly great song.

    I often sing "I Guess That's Why They Call it the Blues" at karaoke, but it's pretty silly.

    I haven't dug around in his catalog as much as maybe I should.

    ~Rae

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    Quote Originally Posted by Swish View Post
    He's sold an estimated 250,000,000 records in his career
    Yes, and Celine Dion has sold in the neighborhood of 200,000,000 (with a much shorter career).
    And the world will turn to flowing pink vapor stew.

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    honky cat from here and there on the there side is one of my faves. seems to be the best version.
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