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You can find any video you want here, as long as its rap or hip hop, or a show about rap and hip hop music, or the home of a rap or hip hop star...
What are you...breaking my balls, lol?
Yeah, that's what I want, more bad poetry!
Mike
I love the opening tune. Wow did it sound really fresh for some reason, maybe it was just a perfect start of the day.
Uh Huh is my absolute favorite album from him. Such an honest record. Loved the rebellion in it from the music, to the lyrics to its production quality! I think Uh Huh touched off quite a change in some artists. Didn't Tom Petty's record company battles and change in sound happen around the same time? Not sure why that came to mind but it seems to be related in some funny way.
Crumblin' Down is #1 on my John Whateverhisnameis list. I can still see him dancing around that ladder in the video version of it!
Your a dancer too? Did you have a ladder in the studio when you recroded this? hahahahaha
WOW - listening to ROCK In The USA and What I Like About You back to Back was really strange... Never would have thought of that.
You Dancin' Rebel you!!!!
Mike, Happy New Year bro. Guess what? I've got more to say in part 2 than I had in part 1.
But, my first comment comes from a song you left out of part 1, and I didn't realize it until today. Now, I know you can't play every song you'd like to, but you should know by now which songs to play based on my favorites :-) Just kidding, I'm pretty sure this is an older show, right? But how in the world could you leave off Ain't Even Done With The Night? That is my favorite JCM song that doesn't come off of Scarecrow. The ambience of that song is perfect. It must be played in the south on a warm summer's evening. That's where it belongs.
Excellent playlist for part 2. I did notice that Play Guitar didn't make the cut. That's a pretty good song as well.
Now, my big question is will you play my all-time favorite JCM song? It comes from Scarecrow and it would be called Minutes To Memories. I'll find out when part 3 gets here, right? By the way, I never realized how much R.O.C.K. In The USA sounded like What I Like About You. That's awesome info.
Stupendous show, I must say.
Norma Jean Fox
(11/30/1945-9/7/2010)
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