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 Post subject: Re: Your favs from Mom and Dad's collection
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speaking of headphones, I loved Jade Warrior too.


Very nice.
<-----Big Jade Warrior fan.

Since I'm on the other end of the time line for this question, I'll just say that my kidz have liked almost all my music over the years. To the point that, after losing about 300 cd's in divorce, I got copies of many of them back thanks to the twins kiping them from their mom.
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Neil Young - Harvest, Tonight's the Night, After the Goldrush
Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young - So Far
Joni Mitchell - Blue
Al Green - Call Me
Dave Brubeck - Time Out
Gerry Raferty - City to City
Traffic - Low Spark of High Heeled Boys

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My dad has some interesting shit by people I"ve never heard of; I think he used to fancy himself a music fan at some point.


The soundtrack to "taking care of shit" in the early/middle sixties. I can only imagine what dudes like Big Rick and Col. LooGar put on when killing drifters/hitchikers/diner waitresses back in that day.


hey loogar, if you're loogar, who is gar? i'm very confused.


Gar Finnvold is montythemongoose...he has been a million names on this board.

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My Mom:

Image[img][250:250]http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P/B00004S36A.02.LZZZZZZZ.jpg[/img][img][250:250]http://www.muzieklijstjes.nl/Tips/FranklinALady.jpg[/img]

...and piles more soul, funk and jazz

My Dad:

[img][250:250]http://coverart.last.fm/300x300/600.jpg[/img][img][250:250]http://images-jp.amazon.com/images/P/B000002KOE.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg[/img]Image

and also Debussy, Rachmaninoff, Erik Satie, Sibelius...

and John & Vangelis' "Friends of Mr. Cairo" heh heh[/img]
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I rummaged through a lot of my parent's vinyl several years back, and the only stuff I kept included albums by:

Stevie Wonder
Nilsson
Pink Floyd
Rolling Stones
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Sen.LooGAR'sCrunkmas Wrote:
cemeterypolka Wrote:
Sen.LooGAR'sCrunkmas Wrote:
Yule Bloor Wrote:
My dad has some interesting shit by people I"ve never heard of; I think he used to fancy himself a music fan at some point.


The soundtrack to "taking care of shit" in the early/middle sixties. I can only imagine what dudes like Big Rick and Col. LooGar put on when killing drifters/hitchikers/diner waitresses back in that day.


hey loogar, if you're loogar, who is gar? i'm very confused.


Gar Finnvold is montythemongoose...he has been a million names on this board.


Reading comprehenion award goes to... Sen. LooGAR's Crunkmas.
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CSNY (dear god, they listened to some CSNY)
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Al Green, Otis Redding, Marvin Gaye, etc.
Hendrix and Clapton

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oh, you mean music :?
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Jon & Vangelis' "Friends of Mr. Cairo"[/img]


OPENLY qual!
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oh, you mean music :?


My aforementioned college roommate's parents had that in OPEN view on the mantle.
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My folks were deep into classic country. No rock or pop at all. I hated it growing up, but now have some respect for George Jones and Stompin' Tom Connors.

I didn't get into the Beatles until I was about 25. By that time I had discovered the wonderful world of punk and new wave through high school friends.

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my mom's music collection is pitiful, maybe 10 total albums - she does have a willie nelson album I think, though. other than that - its mostly christian cd's. my dad had some decent stuff - mainly comedy stuff like steve martin, johnny carson, and george carlin tapes. he also had some beatles. he had a ton of crap like linda rondstat, crystal gale, kenny rogers, air supply, ronnie milsap, all that 70s AM shit.

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