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THE ROLLING STONES Tattoo You   

 

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2 hours ago, SweetSue said:

Yep that's different alright...a link to nowhere😳 Might wanna check on that, Allhallowsday.😅

It works for me.  I apologize. 

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Now for something completely different :

https://apis.mail.yahoo.com/ws/v3/mailboxes/@.id==VjN-2btf3cyFBUfJ60CvRtVjdeepjlQXJVg2exoqzcSMV-hk0QQwysBd2Hnp-t2Dz5h-_tmbZU_QP6bd5QzJLzvu9w/messages/@.id==AHiLtvVIo2-dYYLjSAau8MDE3TY/content/parts/@.id==2/thumbnail?appid=YMailNorrinLaunch

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1 hour ago, _Broadway_ said:

I really like this version of that

Off The Wall is an almost perfect record.  I owned Thriller but by the time I did, it didn't matter.  It was everywhere.   I always thought higher of Off The Wall  (now, the only MICHAEL I listen to). 

Well... I listen to this at YouTube once in awhile :

 

 

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12 hours ago, Rudy's Girl said:

It's from the Indecent Proposal soundtrack.

Not a cover version I would have expected... and yes, the original is a favorite of mine... If you like 10cc the album that's from The Original Soundtrack is unusual and very good. 

 

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19 minutes ago, Rudy's Girl said:

Yes. I still like the original best.

What album?  I didn't know PRETENDERS covered that. 

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MICHAEL JACKSON  Off The Wall

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4 minutes ago, LuckyDan said:

'm just waiting on the DART train to pull out for the Cotton Bowl.

My current favorite STONES album... love the video too.

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ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND At Filmore East  One of the best live albums;  ...I need it after WHAMMY!

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The B52s WHAMMY! 

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45 minutes ago, JamesJazGuitar said:

Cosmic Thing was a reinvention album for the band after the death of their leader Ricky Wilson (and brother to singer Cindy)

Indeed.  No one expected it. 

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11 hours ago, Rudy's Girl said:

Same here. I've always loved this song. I like The Pretenders' version of the song, too.

THE PRETENDERS?  You are referring to "I'm Not In Love"? 

 

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2 hours ago, Eucalpytus P. Millstone said:

 

^ I really like The B52s, and though I always loved the first album, Cosmic Thing to me was an unexpected achievement and my own favorite album of theirs! 

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3 hours ago, LuckyDan said:

I'm 24 hours away from hearing this live and in-person. I just hate that Charlie won't be there, too.

Where? 

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20 hours ago, SweetSue said:

Here is more of what my vibe will be for the evening

I'm impressed.  ULTIMATE SPINACH ... never owned a record of theirs... in that era, one of the few bands it seems NOT from California ...

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We need a thread 'bout DRIVEL ;

 

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Happy Halloween everyone. 

 

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12 hours ago, cigarjoe said:

The Innocents is a surprisingly good 1961 psychological horror film too, starring Deborah Kerr. I never knew about it until I caught it on TCM back in 2018. Also Like The Haunting and The Legend of Hell House

... But better...

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13 hours ago, EricJ said:

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)

Incomparable, it's a masterpiece. 

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25 minutes ago, Toto said:

I like that Carnival of Souls leaves unanswered questions.

That often works best with scary stories. 

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2 hours ago, slaytonf said:

The Abominable Dr. Phibes (1971)

I like that movie but was unable to watch it tonight. 

I also love CARNIVAL OF SOULS and have owned it on VHS and DVD for decades... I even have the wonderful soundtrack (organ music by GENE MOORE - who?)...

Here's a short film favorite available at YouTube : 

 

 

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ELVIRA Haunted Hits

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25 minutes ago, NoShear said:

I would've been surprised to read that you remembered the Bobbie Gentry version, Allhallowsday: I think of you having been a little Willy Wonka kid in the early 1970s.

Like Willie Wonka only in character... but yes, a kid, though I remember DIONNE's version of that song because it was a hit record and my mother did like Pop radio... Now BOBBIE's version was a huge hit in the UK, but did not dent US charts. 

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3 hours ago, NoShear said:

Again, the first listen often gets the nod.

That makes sense, since it was JIMI's "Little Wing" before I took interest in CLAPTON...

However!  Though I grew up loving DIONNE WARWICK and still do, it's BOBBIE GENTRY's "I'll Never Fall In Love Again" that I love best... and I didn't hear it back in the day and I always loved her...