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I don't know.
With those baggy skirts, she could be sitting down for all we know, lol!
You're right. Does she even have legs?
I liked this part better than the previous, at least a little bit anyway.
Man, that first song is epic. The Strawbs. What a strange name. What the heck is a strawb? But I really like that song. So much so that it is henceforth named the 88th winner of the Golden Pell.
Stevie was okay, and I'm a fan of Cheap Trick. Not necessarily the album that Ghost Town is off of, but the song for sure.
And I really like that Zombies song. I want to explore some of their stuff one of these days.
Ghostbusters. I liked the movie way back when, but the song isn't great. But isn't it involved in a lawsuit between Ray Parker Jr. and Huey Lewis?
Anyway, here's a sadly overlooked song called Ghost by Extreme:
I was going to start this with "I ain't afraid of no ghost" and then later ask why you didn't play the Ghostbusters song, but you did so now I have to start with something different.
Or do I?
I have a tendency to get The Strawbs and The Raspberries mixed up in my head. They're both fruity! Then I remember that Rick Wakeman was in The Strawbs, not the Raspberries and everything is allright again in the world. Nice song by the Strawbs. Never heard it. Until now.
Isn't that a double negative? "I ain't afraid of no ghost". Therefore, he IS afraid. He was sued for that song I believe. Maybe he sued someone else. Something like that.
Stevie Nicks? Nice song. Her music is featured quite a bit on this season's "American Horror Story". It's about witches so it makes sense. She's a witch. A good one.
That song from the 30's reminds me of that old skeleton cartoon. The one where the skeletons dance.
Wow, you own that Cheap Trick album? I think most everyone here knows of my utter distaste of that album as well as the follow-up. SELL OUT!!!!!!
"Ghostbusters II" isn't a good movie.
I own no Zombie albums. I do watch zombie movies and tv shows (ok, the one). Therefore, you're going to say my collection isn't complete and we'll have a good laugh.
Tee hee.
That was my laugh.
Hey, that was a good show. Not scary, though.
Norma Jean Fox
(11/30/1945-9/7/2010)
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