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Remain in Light really grows on you, some of it demands fairly attentive listening. It's nice to know this stuff is available on this format.

As you can tell from the suggestions, it's hard to go wrong. The big three are easily Close to the Edge, The Yes Album, and Fragile. The first two are best appreciated with a very low noise floor, and low to little lighting for total immersion therapy. Imports are the only way to go if buying lp's.

Every Which Way But Loose? If so, then: Here's a seven point suppository! As in next quote to guess.....

Temperatures are hot so I recommend Zydeco. In particular Queen Ida & The Bon Temps Zydeco Band: On Tour featuring Al Rapone. On cd. Check it out.

Either nobody is playing or there aren't as many Eastwood fans in here as I thought. The answer is "For a Few Dollars More." Someone else try now.

No, but close. "Where life had no value, death, sometimes, had its price. That is why the bounty killers appeared. " So one of the trilogy has been shot down, the next guess has a 50/50 chance

I have the same hamster problem Clarence describes. It takes mental discipline to overcome it and I haven't practiced lately. I hate to take things to help, most pills do with varying effects the next day. Ironically, when I absolutely have to get up early I won't take anything for fear of oversleeping! Just about anything that takes the edge off seems to work on me (ambien, valium, tylenol pm, doxylamine, etc.).

about 26 or 27. It was semi-melted to perfect launch consistency I guess. She was married so I just had to apologize, otherwise there were so many lines that came to mind......

That sounds like the time I dropped an ice cream sundae and it hit the floor at the perfect angle to shoot the contents right up a gal's skirt.......all the way up according to her.....

Not a bad pic of Carmen....has she been working out?

Well, well. If it isn't the smoker. Well...remember me, amigo? Hint: any spaghetti western fans out there?

I've done plenty of stupid things that I hope most others haven't, but on the bright side: Completed the requirements for Eagle scout at the age of 12. First chair high school all state band in Texas (percussion). Sat in with a combo in a Bourbon Street bar. Met and had photo taken with Jimmy Page. Well, that's all the bright side for now, funny how the more questionable parts are at least as memorable.

Sounds like Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

"Promise me you'll never die." "You know I can't promise that." "If you did that, I would make love to you right now." "I promise I will never die!"

2001: A Space Odyssey

You have to realize that Jay has been through some traumatic fan issues recently. Way to cheat death Jay!

It's like that Twilight Zone episode: "People are the same all over."

Understood, but it kind of ruined the flow....

I'm telling you Fish, tomorrow when I wake up I will have a new perspective on life after hearing this one.

Beware the burrito of death!

No, just you and your monkey! Glad you are well.

sounds like you can't take a joke.....or tell the difference.... Edit: willy, you edited out the steel mill part! Edit 2: Trust? you put in the part after the oxygen crack way after the initial post and my response. And where do you connect trust with the comment about living with the fan on all year anyway? Make sense man!

If you are happy, then you made the right choice. Warranty gives peace of mind that you have a long enough time not to feel burned. Us heritage or extended heritage guys had the same experience buying new, we did not get burned, and many years later are reaping the dividends of our investment.

That's why his location is New York, for now.....

Oh there's a difference. The north fought the civil war to keep the south in the union so their average IQ scores would not plummet. (Tongue firmly in cheek....)