I was born in 1965, but they never have been on my radar. Alas.
Iām your age. I know this track. Thanks for the reminder.
If you asked me if I knew a REM song my reply would be āprobably if I heard it but canāt put the name on a song if that makes senseā. I donāt know this song.
Iām glad you @Soberbilly were reunited with your old friend after many years. Your comment w āSuperstitionā. The āI Believeā song is nice, too.
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One of the highlights of my 2020.
THIS is the one I know.
Not the same
I listened to this and thought he was possessed. Turns out he put a country spin on it.
Another one of those songs that was played way too much here when it was a hit. Itās good though, hearing it 43 years later.
@Mno love that Funkin for Jamaica.
@Soberbilly Yep one of my top favorites. āLow Spark of High Heeled Boysā. And as a commenter said ā one man, one piano, perfectā or something similar. Itās great! Better than the original. I love these re-doās 50 plus years later and theyāre better.
For your son @FarFromNormal
Oldy but goody. Ive had a couple trying days and just heard this and im like Yes, mariah carey you are right! Look at all ive gotten thru. Im a badass.
I went to dances where those bands were playing their songs āYouāre gonna miss meā and ā96 tearsā. Also saw R. Erickson in the mental hospital. I always thought that the group of us went to visit him because āwe were coolā. As it turns out, it was the school that wanted us to go as a lesson of what not to do. A step up from āreefer madnessā.
Both āIām a believerā, and Jimiās āsteppingstoneā are too wild for me to listen to now.
Thatās crazy. Hendrix opening for the Monkeeās. RIP Hendrix.
1966
Royal Albert Hall 2005
This song has been in my head a lot lately. Will never get tired of listening to it. Miss her.
I like your 400 year old song. @Pat_m
Again enjoy the concert tonight.