Songs that you and me used to like.

@Mrchess78 said in #28:
> @keep8real No, This song probably just hits too hard, judging by the cartoons.
> Terry Wogan wouldn't approve.
I don't know what's that cartoon. I posted the song because of Bobby Vinton in that Audio sounded good and unfamiliar to me. It was one of the soundtracks of a theater play that I took part many years ago.

@MiloAwesomeness said in #26:
> @keep8real if u like neil young listen to alabama (not the lynyrd skynyrd one)
Yeah, Neil @Dukedog said in #27:
> Knights in White Satin
> Moody Blues.
>
> Going way back,Abc123
> Jackson 5
But the song Nights in White Satin it's not enought to just listen to the song haha. I look forward to check the other songs. Thanks.

@ThinkLikePatzer said in #19:
> Rupert Holmes - Terminal
Terminal's really one of those songs, you miss it after not hearing it for a while.

@keep8real said in #9:
> @MrPushwood Why do you always make those stupid comments?

Just to keep you gripin' (although come to think of it you'd probably do pretty well on your own).

Beliver by imangin drangons

@MrPushwood said in #34:
> Just to keep you gripin' (although come to think of it you'd probably do pretty well on your own).
Sure :p

Calm down Mr Pushwood.

Billy Joel’s “Vienna” was one of my favorites when I was in school. www.youtube.com/watch?v=wccRif2DaGs. Being a bit of a type-A, I liked it because it reminded me to relax and enjoy life sometimes instead of worrying and rushing to do things. Plus it has a cool accordion part!

Many years later I find time passing quickly and inertia sometimes keeping me from trying new things. Another song from the past, “Wish You Were Here” by Pink Floyd, has this great line: “Did you exchange a walk-on part in the war for a lead role in a cage?” It reminds me not to settle for “safety” but rather to be bold and push myself to do worthwhile things out of my comfort zone. www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjpF8ukSrvk

@rachel8 well said, I like your positive vibe.

Thanks, @Mrchess78! I'm confused by the horsey, though, unless you meant it to be a symbol of humorous appreciation? Or maybe you just felt like giving my post a horsey.

Post #14- @obladie, yeah, I'm not usually a Black Sabbath fan, but it turns out that I actually liked that particular song.