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Jon thanks.
At first they slowed it down, but then they kicked it up a few notches.
Me think I like UFO, and from 1980- how come I didn't hear that?
Mike
RJ,
They make those collections so enticing!
I think I have almost every Harry album, some aren't there...like the not-terribly-good Popeye soundtrack.
One odd thing, he started on Mercury Records, and ended there.
Thanks,
Mike
Here's the UFO version
Off subject, but speaking of staples, Mike, I wonder if this might interest you...(click the underlined word "this").
That's a great line by your Grandpa Scott, lol!
And that sounds so cool for a kid, living across the street from the railroad yard.
Like having real-size toy trains!
Best I can say out here in Brooklyn is we have the Subway, running underground.
And in certain places, like a church I go to, you can feel the whole place shake as the train goes by.
And I always think, man this happens all day and night, every day, and in BOTH directions.
How long can a building stand that without some structural damage?
As for me, I live close enough to the water leading to the Atlantic Ocean that on foggy nights I can hear boat horns...a nice sound too.
My Grandparents lived across the street from the railroad yard and maintenance houses. There were literally dozens of tracks full of trains withn feet of the yard I used to play in.
One of my favorite stories is how that little old house use to shake as trains pulled in and how when Grandpas got too old to stay there - my aunt moved him into assisted living and when I went to visit him for the first time, I asked him how he was doing ... His comment? "It's too damn quiet!" hahahahaha
RJ & Scott,
Like I wrote to Jon, those train sounds are a long ago memory from my childhood.
Nowadays if I go somewhere in another State, I will occasionally be awakened or just plain hear those train whistles at night when it's quiet, from a distance- and if lucky, with a pretty woman who lives there next to me sleeping through it because she is used to the sound.
And I will briefly touch on how FREIGHT trains are definitely still viable in Part Two.
Mike
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