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Breaking windscreen news: Billy Joel drove his car off the road and hit a tree in Sag Harbour, Long Island. He was admitted to hospital where his condition is said to be stable. The tree's condition

Breaking windscreen news: Billy Joel drove his car off the road and hit a tree in Sag Harbour, Long Island. He was admitted to hospital where his condition is said to be stable. The tree's condition

saw this and it reminded me of mid 1980's and seeing that film for the first time. I couldn't get her out of my head for months, must have seen that film a dozen times, maybe more. Never really saw

Nicolette Larson Stevie Nicks Apollonia (after seeing Purple Rain) And I briefly had a crush on Sissy Spacek after seeing her in Carrie. Her acting in that movie was so effective that I wanted to

<petebarton@n...> wrote: I think it was Hammersmith, London, in March '76...definitely the spring '76 tour. The version on Chrome Dreams is the concert recording but with vocal and guitar overdubs

Sharry wrote: Funny you mention Peter Tork, Sharry... When I was 12 I developed a massive crush on Davy Jones. I've dealt with an amount of teasing for liking the Monkees from certain members of

Alright, here's my confession.... Warren Haynes, of Gov't Mule The Edge, of U2 Sheryl Crow Eric Kretz, drummer for Stone Temple Pilots Tina Turner Bruce Springsteen Natalie Merchant and my newest

Hi, The tree is about ready to roll. I have burned about half the seeds destined for branches. I designed the tree so that it is only two layers deep and hence it should move quickly. (Branches, I

Someone asked about Bert Albums. Simple answer is the early ones - Bert Jansch / It Don't Bother Me / Birthday Blues / Nicola (I have to include that one ;-) ) - particularly the first 2 though. He

NOw that I'm back I'd really like to get back into trading to make my collection grow. Check out my Trade List, go to http://fotg.8m.com/trade.html E-Mail me Off List if you see anything you

--- Sharry Wilson <sharry@...> wrote: Oh my, at first I just read the above as "Sharry, who even has a steely dan" ...I am so redfaced! I see you really meant the line from Show Biz

On Sun, 26 Jan 2003 15:50:55 EST NormaJean757@... writes: A celibate crush? So much fun! ;~) Diana ________________________________________________________________ Sign Up for Juno Platinum

Happy Sunday, all! You know the drill... Euro Chat: 1PM Pacific/4PM Eastern US time, 21:00 CET. Regular Rustie Chat: 6PM Pacific/9PM Eastern EFnet seemed to work well last time (Deb, e-me if

Trying to go back to my youth... - Jimi Hendrix - John Lennon - Ian Anderson Women? Didn't listen so much to them at that time. One woman comes to my mind: Melanie (don't know if the spelling is

It seems I owe an apology to the Rust List for my recent posts, but first I want to explain why I have been sniping lately. In the last two weeks alone, Diana Vance has posted the following: And why

Music and movies go together, like movies that or musicals. Imagine a Hitchcock movie with no music. The end of Philadelphia or the scene in ;coming home; without ETF. Neil has said he does not pass

Was that separately or all at once??? It's none of my business. Just curious because of the "mixed" company. Perhaps you thought you might need Joni to help out keeping some sense of order or

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Wow, I'm a long time Who fan, came late (1980's) to loving the Dead. I'd like to make a pre-grovel for a VCD of that performance. Jefe http://www.sonic.net/~birkner/main_music.htm From: Paul

What a great thread, Sharry! Well, I am only 20 years old, but I seem to have a lot of crushes on musicians when they were young. For example, Neil Young circa the 60's and 70's. Something about that