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I wasn't allowed around "secular music" when I was young...but my brothers had a few albums stuffed in closets that I found after they moved out...and this one was it...."Mother Freedom" and "Truckin". Sheltered Kid. On my K-Mart first guitar *made your fingers bleed* the "Mother Fredom" solo was the first one I ever learned note for note...lol and probably the last one.
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Can't Control your Future. Can't Control your Friends. The women start to hike their skirts up. I didn't have a clue. That is when I kinda learned how to smile a lot. One Two Three Fouir fun ter thehr fuur.
The soundtrack to Easy Rider. My oldest brother bought the album after taking my other brother and myself to see the movie in 69. I was 9. I still think Born To Be Wild and The Pusher rock.
The soundtrack to Easy Rider. My oldest brother bought the album after taking my other brother and myself to see the movie in 69. I was 9. I still think Born To Be Wild and The Pusher rock.
The Pusher has the slimiest sounding guitar intro. I love it!
Nope. I didn't care for the Osmonds. I was a Jackson 5 fan.
The J5 did have a few good songs, but they never had anything like Crazy Horses........
Ironically enough, they were dressing more like black stereotypes than the Jacksons were....
Considering this was in the times when the church still pushed the doctrine that blacks were descended from the third of the angels who were too lazy to get involved in the war between Elohim & Satan, you gotta wonder how many heart attacks that caused back in Utah.
"If the American people had ever known the truth about what we (the BCE) have done to this nation, we would be chased down in the streets and lynched." - Poppy Bush, 1992
Considering this was in the times when the church still pushed the doctrine that blacks were descended from the third of the angels who were too lazy to get involved in the war between Elohim & Satan, you gotta wonder how many heart attacks that caused back in Utah.
The way it was explained to me was being born black was some kind of punishment for being evil in some kind of before life. That was before BYU needed to recruit black athletes though. I was the only non Mormon where I lived while I was a senior in high school. I was raised as a southern baptist. They claimed everyone was equal in the eyes of the Lord but they didn't encourage black visitors to the church to join like they did white folks. That wasn't the reason I didn't like going there but it did reinforce my believes that they were a bunch of hypocrites. It was their obvious greed that I didn't like. The obvious greed of the pastor anyway. The members were just a bunch of sheep including my parents. They bought into the bullshit until the pastor was busted for embezzling from the church. He wasn't happy with just having all his bills paid, college funds for his kids, a retirement account, a car for him and his wife and a generous salary. He wanted it all but he got caught after he turned on the former youth pastor from the church after he started his own church at the pastor's suggestion. He asked for help and the pastor told him to beg for the money. He told him to fuck off in front of the whole church at a thursday night prayer meeting. That sunday the parking lot was empty. The pastor tried to drain the church's school fund and haul ass but he got busted at the bank while he was waiting for the cash. The members dropped the charges against him in exchange for the deed to his house the church paid for. They let him keep the cars, the college funds and his savings accounts but they quit contributing any funds to him and had him evicted from the house after he refused to pay rent. He figured he could stay there for free because he earned it by conning all those people out of the money that paid for it. He tried opening other churches but his past kept catching up with him. I'm sure he's dead and possibly burning in hell by now. That happened in 1978.
VH's YRGM was the song that got me into rock 'n' roll somewhere in the beginning of 1979 on my parents' black and white TV. I was 8 years old and man I was hooked.
The first album that hooked me was this one. I've listened to it so many times I still know every second of it by heart.
Then a little later it was this one:
posted by EllyllionsMen say, "I'll never understand women." That's a very lonely place to be if you're a woman because we don't understand half of what we do either.
posted by ALinChainz Katy, Pipe down, pump off, and fly back to your cave you old bat.
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