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Yeah, '86. I was watching that game and when the second out was made, I turned it off. I was so damned depressed. A little later I turned back on the tv and couldn't believe what I missed. Incredible! So, one of the greatest plays in World Series history I missed. WHAT AN IDIOT!
That bat part that Clemens threw at Piazza is up for auction, or something. Clemens was and is an ass. Punk ass beyotch.
That "Those Were The Days" song brings back memories of something, but I don't know what. There's something at the back of my mind about that song, yet I can't grasp it.
This was an ok show, there were some really good songs, but I still like last week's better. Those are the breaks, I suppose.
I wonder what team I wold be a fan of if the Giants and Dodgers didn't leave NY. Would it be the Stankees? I don't know. I don't like the Dogers or Stankees, can deal with the Giants. Guess it was just meant to be for me to be a long suffering Mets fan.
Sweet show my brother.
Let's just get that Golden Pell out of the way right now...it goes to Dion for Written On The Subway Wall/Little Star. The guitar work on that is phenomenal. Just a terrific tune.
I thought that may be Tony Bennett you were playing. I loved this lyric, "walking miles through the snow to hold that one girl's hand". Did I say it snowed here last night? We don't get too much of it, but we got about and inch and a half last night.
Baez and Taylor were okay, but I loved the All In The Family song. That was such a great show, and I always thought it was perfect the way those two performed it.
And how 'bout Mary Hopkin? Those Were The Days has one of the all time great, haunting melodies. Just beautiful. And wasn't there a more famous version, a cover by Abba or some group like that?
Haven't I told you before you cannot go wrong with Johnny Cash? It's not possible. I have this album, and it's very good. I'm still watching the price on that complete albums collection. It's still hovering around 200 bucks. It was down around 160 bucks for a while (used) but has since gone back up.
I've already awarded the GP, then you go and play another outstanding song by Dion. I Used To Be A Brooklyn Dodger. If only I could give that GP to both songs. Heck, it's my rules, I say give an additional GP to Dion. That's a first.
Mike, this was my favorite half show of the series. Appreciate the great tunes.
There are no birthdays today
Norma Jean Fox
(11/30/1945-9/7/2010)
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