Yes, the medallion has been found, but there's still lots to talk about. Feel the need for more than virtual discussion? Then join the Re-Hash Bash, Sunday, Jan. 27, at noon at Merriam Park in St. Paul.
Frosti
H-M? I was a WBL grad. You're evil, you always beat us in hockey.
Frosti, I didn't actually hate it until I spent four years at H-M and got to know those folks......besides I'm a figure skater and they take up all our ice time......course I have found ways around that!:)
I believe Scribe has Veggie Tales in her CD player, or she did 2 days ago!
Scribe got me hooked on Veggie Tales. I thought she was crazy at first but, when I saw the videos I changed my mind. I actually asked for a Veggie Tales CD for Christmas last year.
I'm a 1987 grad myself.
86 Grad. Central High, Springfield MO. Not the greatest place to be living in the 80's. Especially in the music arena. My classmates were into such things as Motley Crue, Def Leppard, and even Hank Williams Jr. I was a freak to those people.
If anybody's in the mood for some reggae/ska to fill their Friday afternoon, KFAI(90.3 in Minneapolis, 106.7 in St. Paul) is running Radio Antilles now until 3:00 PM central.
I graduated in 85 and love hard rock, big hair bands, and punky sort of stuff from that time period. But, I also listen to newer bands when I can find stuff I like. The problem is that TC radio is horrible for finding new bands.
I like what I've heard but, they were big in MN when I was down in MO. Husker wasn't exactly easy to get in MO.
TC radio is horrible for finding new bands.
Napster was great for trying out new music. I don't believe in pirating music but, it was awesome sitting home on the computer and trying before buying.
Song that brings a tear to my eye? A few country songs come to mind. "The Dance" by Garth Brooks. "You Were Mine" by Dixie Chicks. "The Little Girl" by John Michael Montgomery.
H-M? I was a WBL grad. You're evil, you always beat us in hockey.
Luxury spa.....not my style I have to actually DO something.....not very good at relaxing!LOL!
I hate hockey Frosti and especially our team at that time......long story but talk about evil MF's!
THX...what 80's part..
She mostly likes my compilation CD's.
http://www.cdnow.com/cgi-bin/mserver/SID=428712527/pagename=/RP/CDN/FIND/discography.html/ArtistID=VA-JUST+CAN'T+GET+ENOUGH
Stuff like Echo & The Bunnymen, The Monroes, The Jam, Talk Talk, Men @ Work, Squeeze.... that sort of thing.
She doesn't however liks such 80's as Joy Division, The Cure, Dead Kennedy's, Magazine,
I hate hockey
Careful Scribe, I think you can lose your Minnesota residency for saying stuff like that. ;-)
Echo and the Bunnymen? I think I saw them digging up Newell this year....
Frosti, I didn't actually hate it until I spent four years at H-M and got to know those folks......besides I'm a figure skater and they take up all our ice time......course I have found ways around that!:)
LOL! KIDS!
I believe Scribe has Veggie Tales in her CD player, or she did 2 days ago!
Scribe got me hooked on Veggie Tales. I thought she was crazy at first but, when I saw the videos I changed my mind. I actually asked for a Veggie Tales CD for Christmas last year.
I'm a 1987 grad myself.
86 Grad. Central High, Springfield MO. Not the greatest place to be living in the 80's. Especially in the music arena. My classmates were into such things as Motley Crue, Def Leppard, and even Hank Williams Jr. I was a freak to those people.
Actually I do like Dead Kennedy's and was probably listening to them waaaaaaaay before you!:) Remember the punkers I used to hang with in Mears?
The Cure? Depeche Mode?
GAG!!!!!!!
and even Hank Williams Jr.
I touched Hank Jr. once...
Where?:) LOL!
Yeah, I left that door wide open, didn't I?
LOL! Frosti!
I patted him on the back.
::closing door quickly::
Actually I do like Dead Kennedy's and was probably listening to them waaaaaaaay before you!:) Remember the punkers I used to hang with in Mears?
Then why do you always say "Turn that crap down"?
I touched Hank Jr. once...
I'd rather give birth than listen to country music.
I actually like Hank Williams Jr. along with Dolly Parton,Patsy Cline,Boxcar Willy......:)
Remember I grew up in Southeast Missouri till I was 11.:)
If anybody's in the mood for some reggae/ska to fill their Friday afternoon, KFAI(90.3 in Minneapolis, 106.7 in St. Paul) is running Radio Antilles now until 3:00 PM central.
I have to take it back. Scribe just reminded me about Patsy Cline. I like Patsy Cline!
I love ya honey, I love ya money, I love your automobile........
I'd rather give birth than listen to country music.
This I would love to see!
I say turn that crap down because you have to blast it full out in the car and I can't talk to you!
What about alt.country THX?
I say turn that crap down because you have to blast it full out in the car and I can't talk to you!
Yeah, you'd think you'd get the hint by now.
:-)
Yeah, you'd think you'd get the hint by now.
I think you just lost about 1000 points.
PPPHHHT! Don't even get me started!:)
I graduated in 85 and love hard rock, big hair bands, and punky sort of stuff from that time period. But, I also listen to newer bands when I can find stuff I like. The problem is that TC radio is horrible for finding new bands.
What about alt.country THX?
Such as?
I am a Bloomington Jefferson grad 88....
it is/was a hockey school too
Well if you like echo and the bunnymen
you must like husker du/bob mould ??
I am/was a local music like too ....gear daddies....and others
Cure is cool....i love the cure
I'd rather give birth than listen to country music.
Even worse would be to give birth while listening to country music.
THX.....
knock,knock
BLAM,BLAM,BLAM!
LOL - MD, right on.
leela high 5 on the big hair bands....what were/are some of your fave big hair bands??
you must like husker du/bob mould ??
I like what I've heard but, they were big in MN when I was down in MO. Husker wasn't exactly easy to get in MO.
TC radio is horrible for finding new bands.
Napster was great for trying out new music. I don't believe in pirating music but, it was awesome sitting home on the computer and trying before buying.
Here is a question for you: What song brings a tear to your eye?
Dal,
A fate many I'm sure are subjected to!
Call your congressman!
Such as?
I dunno. The Yahoos, The Meat Purveyors, Old 97's, Robbie Fulks, 400 bar/Lee's Liquor Lounge kinda stuff.
Leela, I have this picture of you in high school with big bangs, big hair...
What song brings a tear to your eye?
"Memories......like the corners of my mind."
What song brings a tear to your eye?
An irish tune....."Red Is The Rose"
Randy- Name them, I probably liked them. I can tell you who I didn't like from the 80's better than who I didn't. I hated Whitesnake.
The Yahoos, The Meat Purveyors, Old 97's, Robbie Fulks, 400 bar/Lee's Liquor Lounge kinda stuff.
I have to claim ignorance here.
All I can tell you is I bypass the country stations on the radio
Lita Ford!LOL!
What song brings a tear to your eye?
"Why do birds suddenly appear? Every time you are near . . . WHHOOOOOOOOAAAOOOOOAAAAOOOOOOOOO. Close to you."
Very big hair, TMK
Tearful songs:
Seasons in the Sun, Bruce Springsteen's My City of Ruin, Cat Stevens' Oh Very Young
Here is a question for you: What song brings a tear to your eye?
Neil Young's version of Imagine on the Tribute to Heroes telethon. Also Wyclef Jean's cover of Redemption Song. But, I was kinda emotional that night.
Tearful song in high school (prolly b/c of adolescent hormones): Sister Christian.
Frosti, I love the America: Tribute to Heroes CD
OOOOOOOOO what was that song in the seventies that was played on "The hardy Boys"??
If I could climb a somethin somthin then why can't I do somethin somthin...LA LA LA!
Seasons in the Sun
Terry Jacks! ha!
Song that brings a tear to my eye? A few country songs come to mind. "The Dance" by Garth Brooks. "You Were Mine" by Dixie Chicks. "The Little Girl" by John Michael Montgomery.