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I've heard that first song many, many, many times. The more you listen, the more "mentions" you notice. You need to listen to it more than once.
Ok, country. Not for me. This also sounded like it was recorded off of an AM station. The cymbals sounded staticy. Staticee? Staticcay. It just didn't sound clear.
Oh. Bruce. Again. I think you played this before? THAT was nasally.
Yep, Stray Cats are cool! The band. Actual stray cats are sad. We picked one up a couple years ago, it was at a post office and was a few months old. Now it's incredibly large. Like panther-large.
Mary Amsterberg has something like a little girl's voice. The wasn't too bad, just too peppy. I don't want pep!
Who doesn't like Donna Summer? That's kinda stupid. I once left a cake out in the rain just to see what would happen. It disappeared after awhile. I did leave it in a park, though. That's probably why.
Al Stewart is cool.
Glad I could assist!
What a fun show Mike.
First song was okay, but there was actually too much going on lyrically for me. I guess that song is in the same style as It's The End Of The World As We Know It and We Didn't Start The Fire.
But song two was George Jones, and it's difficult to go wrong with Ole Possum. He has one of the all-time great voices. Not in a pure vocalist way, but just in originality. No one, I mean no one other than George Jones can ever say he sounded like George Jones.
Broken Radio is the decisive winner of the Golden Pell (meaning I'd love to have that song to add to my playlist of Golden Pell winners...). The guy Jessie Melon or whatever his name is had a weird voice, but it really didn't bother me.
I'm not really a Stray Cats fan like you and Jon, and the song by Mary Amsterburg was neat, but her voice was very annoying to me. Sounded like she had a stuffy nose. Just one of my hangups.
And you finished with two winners. I really like On The Radio. So does my wife. I'm not a disco hater like some folks. Donna will always be okay in my book. Besides, disco is light years better than today's hip hop music. And Al Stewart was cool too. I have heard that, but for the life of me couldn't place who it was until you revealed it.
Great show dude.
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