Maccagirl83

Looks like a fantastic playlist. Please bring to Hope Unfortunately, RSD is April 18, the week after Hope. Bummer!

I buy all the time too, but, often times, you cannot get these releases except on the morning of RSD, because they are so limited in amount, they sell very quickly. So, at 6 am, I line up at my record store of choice in Grand Prairie, Texas (Forever Young) and get my number, so I can get what I want. The lower the number, the better the chance of getting what I want, because they open the boxes in no order, so its a surprise! Lots of fun...

Wow...some good releases coming up for Record Store Day this year- April 18, 2015 http://download.recordstoreday.com/free/RSD_2015_RELEASES_WEBSITE.pdf I am looking into: Paul McCartney's Soundtrack: The Family Way Jimi Hendrix: Purple Haze/Freedom Bernard Herrman's Soundtrack: Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho Gregg Allman: Gregg Allman The Doors: Strange Days Syd Barrett/R.E.M.: Dark Globe Stan Getz/Joao Gilberto: Selections from Getz and Gilberto A-Ha's Picture Disc of "Take On Me" Check out the full list in PDF at the link above. I love this day.

Gonna have to say both...she has a decent voice, would like to hear some original material, methinks.

Maccagirl83//Boxx's Daughter Genevieve Croft Will Gregg (Maccagirl 83's husband) Mrs. Boxx Michele Croft

I am trying!! Lets keep it going...

Does anyone have a music documentary they can recommend about a specific labels? I was recently in Half Price Books and picked up a great book on the story of Casablanca Records. I'd love to see if there is one to watch.

The Jimi Hendrix "Here my train a comin" was excellent. I believe its on Netflix...

Fine Food post night #2... Stacked Cheese and Onion Enchiladas with homemade New Mexico Chili Red sauce, and over easy eggs.

I know the place...thanks for keeping Dad in your thoughts! He would have gotten a kick out of the many impressions he made on people. Thanks...made me laugh!

My first attempt at posting in Fine Foods.... A delightful pizza-tart, with Rosemary pizza dough, caramelized onions, pancetta, black olives, goat cheese, rosemary, and truffle balsamic drizzle.

Yes, Michael Hutchence is certainly one worth mentioning too...it's amazing how many we start to think of once the threads start coming...

Thought of another one...not sure if anyone mentioned Brad Delp from Boston??

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and Xanadu. Good music, though.

Really makes you think... Did anyone mention Jim Morrison? A sad soul...

Sorry, but, I am on the blue and black bandwagon. But, I am sure my rods and cones are askew too...

Did you know Margaret Hamilton was an Elementary teacher/Sunday School Teacher, too? I think before her acting career. Now, that is a scary image!

I thought the History of the Eagles was a very enjoyable and informative documentary. Also, I love The Beatles Anthology. Great footage, and good interviews.

Every time I read a new post, I always seem to forget some that are at the top of my list. I agree with these also...

My two cents worth is for Buddy Holly, and Richie Valens.... John Lennon.... And, then those that took their own lives...Pete Hamm, Terry Kath, and Tom Evans. Very sad.

Oh, and The Godfather. Of course, that goes without saying, I think.

I love Memphis Belle. Also, my top favorites include: The Graduate and Psycho.

I have thoughts on this also... John Lennon, of course, what a sad way to go. And unnecessary. Accidental: Rick Nelson, and Buddy Holly.... And then those who took their own lives... Pete Ham, Tom Evans, Terry Kath... And there it is.

I always loved the Jeopardy skits... but, anything with Dana Carvey....Church Lady, McLaughlin Group...etc...it goes on...and on...

As a theatre person, let me tell you that Rose is severely overpriced. I know other places that are better, but, you can also do it yourself for way less. I also have some drapery you could have if I have the right dimensions. PM me if you want.